| 1751 | Brand-Aid: Building A Macro Case For Micro-Sites Preview: Dascal & Associates Case Study Brand-Aid: Building A Macro Case For Micro-Sites HISTORY d/a interactive is the new media division of Dascal & Associates, a cross media company providing integrated strategic marketing, graphic design and new media services. d/a interactive has worked with many multi-national companies to help them leverage their b... (more) Published By: Mitch Joel Submitted: 24 November,2003 |
| 1752 | 10 Important Marketing Tips Preview: 10 Important Marketing Tips Copyright 2003 Bob Leduc http://BobLeduc.com Each of the following Ten Marketing Tips is based on a highly effective - but often overlooked marketing tactic. How many are you using? How many have you overlooked? Tip 1: Insulate yourself against the impact of change by increasing the number of products and servi... (more) Published By: Bob Leduc Submitted: 25 November,2003 |
| 1753 | Leverage the Power of Publicity for Your Small Business Preview: Your business is only as good as the number of people who knows about it. For your venture to grow, you need to start spreading the word about your business. You may have the best products your field, but you cannot expect your business to breach the million-dollar mark in sales if only the people in your street know about it. Some entrepreneurs s... (more) Published By: Isabel Isidro Submitted: 26 November,2003 |
| 1754 | 8 Tips To Help You Heat Up Your Sales Preview: 1. Pay special attention to your past customers by providing them with sales and discounts that only they are privy to. This will help you to create long term profits for your business by building up a loyal customer base that buys your products on a consistent basis. 2. Offer the products of affiliate programs you've joined as backend produ... (more) Published By: Ken Hill Submitted: 29 November,2003 |
| 1755 | Joint Venture 101 - The Quickest Way To Build Your eBusiness Preview: ============================================================ Joint Venture 101 - The Quickest Way To Build Your eBusiness ============================================================ PART 1 - by Valeriu S. Popescu (c) Internet Marketing Profits Center - All Rights Reserved http://www.internetmarketingprofitscenter.com This article reveal the s... (more) Published By: Valeriu Popescu Submitted: 30 November,2003 |
| 1756 | The “Secret” is in “The List” . . . Just not the one you think! Preview: Internet marketing is about more than running a business and earning money. It’s about the people you meet and the friends you make along the way. It’s about the sense of community and the sharing of ideas, challenges and solutions. It’s about belonging. Sometimes we get so caught up with the little daily irritations that we fail to see the bigge... (more) Published By: Linda Offenheiser Submitted: 30 November,2003 |
| 1757 | How To Write A Mini-Course Preview: How To Write A Mini-Course Do you use mini-courses in your online marketing? If not then maybe you should! Mini-courses are an important part of Internet marketing. A mini-course is a tool that enables you to provide valuable content to your subscribers and promote your own or affiliate products at the same time. A mini-course is fr*ee informati... (more) Published By: F. Terrence Markle Submitted: 01 December,2003 |
| 1758 | When Not to Publish Content in an eBook Preview: Some types of content are not good candidates for ebook distribution. To market an eBook successfully there must be a benefit to the user. Putting a novel for example, into an eBook does not necessarily guarantee its success. Just because a reader needs an electronic device to read a book doesn't mean that there's any benefit to be derived from i... (more) Published By: Scott F. Geld Submitted: 02 December,2003 |
| 1759 | Use Email More Effective to Market you Product or Service Preview: Email is an excellent marketing tool, but to make the most of it, you need to use it effectively. Here are some tips for effectively using email as a marketing tool. Don't Ramble Stick to the point. Keep your messages short and to the point, in the same way you would any marketing communication. Most Email users value their time. Make sure your... (more) Published By: Scott F. Geld Submitted: 02 December,2003 |
| 1760 | The Power of Words in Your Life Preview: All thinking people know that every form of outer communication, including writing, speaking and body language, is crucially important. However, this issue deals with a topic far more important. It is about a little known ''secret.'' You cannot be a successful communicator without this skill. Once understood, it can propel you to an unpreced... (more) Published By: Ted Nicholas Submitted: 04 December,2003 |
| 1761 | How Does Internet Marketing Cut Steps from the Marketing Process? Preview: Internet marketing can cut steps from the marketing process, save you time and money, increase your customer base, and help you to keep the customers you have. How? Consider this: No more waiting for the printer to produce your marketing material. No more waiting for print supplies to be used up before you can revise and reissue brochures, cata... (more) Published By: Scott F. Geld Submitted: 04 December,2003 |
| 1762 | Six Ways To Build Trust Preview: "Six Ways To Build Trust" by Larry Johnson Building trust and confidence in your buyer is very important if you are going to make that sale online. Here are some great ideas that will add a great deal of confidence in your site. -- Who are you ? Give as much information as you can regarding who you are. How long you have been in business? I... (more) Published By: Larry Johnson Submitted: 05 December,2003 |
| 1763 | Your Niche is Not Your Client Preview: If you have resisted picking a niche because you thought it would limit your options, I have good news. Choosing a niche can give you more flexibility than you thought possible, and more options for new business than you can imagine! Here's how - your niche is not who you work with. Your niche is not your marketing message either. Okay. SO wha... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1764 | What is Your Call to Action Preview: It isn't easy getting someone's attention. That's why advertisers pull crazy stunts to get somebody - anybody, to listen to their message. Only you are not a crazy advertiser. You are a talented, caring, eager-to-help professional. But you still need to get somebody's - the right somebody's, attention. You don't want to push, beg, wait, or hop... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1765 | How to Avoid the 'oops' of Giving your Price too Soon Preview: I'm willing to wager real money that you are asked, "How much do you charge?" early in a selling conversation. The problem is, if you answer it, you are sunk and if you avoid it, then any trust you've established flies out the window. Here's why - when it comes to buying a service from a professional, most clients don't make their final purchase... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1766 | If there is a Magic Key to Marketing, THIS is it Preview: We're all looking for a magic key to marketing, something that will finally take the frustration out of failed attempts, unreturned phone calls and prospective clients that don't seem to "get it". I believe we are also looking for more depth, meaning and significance in our lives. Something more than the 10-second sound bites and 30-second ... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1767 | How to Deliver Your Price Quote with Confidence Preview: In this highly competitive market, it's easy to worry that once you state the price for your service, your prospective client will vanish. Even the most brazen of us may gulp when we finally have to say a number. Let's look at delivering your price from a different angle. With these 3 "What if..." scenarios in mind, delivering your price quote t... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1768 | Symptoms Sell Preview: If you are a solution type of person like me, then the concept that symptoms sell may not be intuitive at first. "What do you mean symptoms sell? I'm hired to offer a solution!" Yes, that's true. But selling symptoms and offering a solution are not mutually exclusive. The trick is in your timing. You see, until your almost-client feels you unde... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1769 | How Do You Get People to Listen to You Preview: Have you noticed people pretending to listen? They nod their head and murmur, "a-huh" but the truth is they are not paying much attention to what you are saying! I recommend being very careful about describing what it is you do too soon or in too much detail. Why? Because: It's Not About You, It's About Them. When you make 'it about them', you... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |
| 1770 | Getting Started with Marketing Preview: Does marketing your business seem overwhelming? Have you wondered how you were ever going to fit marketing into your weekly workload? I know that marketing is usually an entrepreneur's least favorite activity to do! Every week I receive emails from entrepreneurs who are ready to get their business off the ground but don't know where to start. So... (more) Published By: Kendall Summerhawk Submitted: 07 December,2003 |