Excerpted From Success Secrets Of The Online Marketing Superstars Denise Wakeman chapter Before you get to the nitty-gritty of setting up your blog, there is some pre-work to do. This will ensure that you start right and put your best foot forward. If you already have a blog, review this list to make sure your […]
Continue readingInviting visitors to contribute and be a part of your website is a strong tactic in creating a profitable site and something that is easy to do. Conversation is a process for turning your website guests into interested prospects. It turns interested prospects into purchasers and turns purchasers into lifelong customers. Invite your visitors to […]
Continue readingThe following short story is a great example of how thinking “out of the box” can get you new business even in a tough economy. A savvy restaurant owner knew the value of asking the question, “What other businesses do my customers patronize?” Realizing that competition was fierce in their neighborhood this owner used […]
Continue readingby Craig Valentine, 1999 World Champion Of Public Speaking. He is the co creator of the World Class Speaking book and Certification Program. Get Your Free World Class Speakers Audio Toolkit If you want to drastically improve your very next presentation, it is important to understand 4 of the pitfalls that keep most speakers in […]
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by Leslie Hamp, Certified Marketing Spitfire™ What’s the first thing that pops into your mind with the mention of the word marketing? Do you get excited about all of the possibilities…or do you freeze at the thought of developing strategies and tactics? 90 percent of small business owners do not have a marketing plan, yet […]
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Hi Guerrillas! If you have read some of the Guerrilla Marketing books you will know that one of the hallmarks of the series is the “100 Guerrilla Marketing Weapons”. These are marketing tools and strategies that you can use right away to attract new customers without spending a lot of money. Jay Conrad Levinson has […]
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1. Find the inherent drama within your offering. After all, you plan to make money by selling a product or a service or both. The reasons people will want to buy from you should give you a clue as to the inherent drama in your product or service. Something about your offering must be inherently […]
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No matter what business your business card says you’re engaged in, you’re really in three in three businesses: your primary business, the marketing business and the people business. Every business on earth eventually must sell what it is offering. When that happens, you’re in the marketing business. If you haven’t seen that up till now, […]
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