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22 Ways To Grow Your Subscriber List
1. Don't bury your subscriber form, place it on your home page and or at every page and make it VERY easy to find. By Catherine Franz
Three Fast, Short, Simple Ways To Escalate Your Sales
Here are three fast, simple, and unique ways to escalate your sales: By Catherine Franz
52 Words And Phrases That Weaken Your Credibility
Whether you are writing or speaking, here are 52 words that weaken your credibility that you probably don't even realize you are using: By Catherine Franz
People Pleasing Postcards
Why are more businesses turning to full-color postcards as a key form of promotion? The biggest reason is the simplest: You don’t have to open a postcard. It won’t get lumped in with all the direct mail envelopes that people toss without opening. By David Phillips
11 Extraordinary Ways To Expand Your Subscriber List
Here are 11 ways to expand your subscriber list: By Catherine Franz
Satellite TV, Google, and a Stamp
Unless you’re building a baseball diamond in the middle of nowhere, the “If you build it they will come” principle simply will not work for your home business or online store. Driving customers to your store and visitors to your Website are essential keys to your success. By Nick Smith
Why Google Needs You Right Now
Let me ask you a simple question- what do you think is thenumber one driving force behind the enormous success ofGoogle? By Ted Kushner
How to Read A Person Like A Book
How to Read A Person Like A Book by Oscar Bruce Copyright: 2005 Article Autoresponder: mailto:How_to_Read_A_Person@epublishersresource.comAuthor Contact Email: mailto:diana@forwardpromotion.comWord Count: 615 words By Oscar Bruce
on't Put All Your Eggs in The Same Basket
I never rely on just one source to generate leads for my business. It could harm your business if you just depend on one company to generate leads. By Andre Plessis
Ten Unusual Products You Can Use As Bonuses
1. Offline Directory - Create an online directory ofoffline resources. You could include names, phonenumbers, addresses, etc. By Catherine Franz
15 Ways To Promote Elearning Programs
Pre-note: In this article, teleclass is an example used toillustrate one type of an eLearning market. The tips work thesame for other eLearning programs, including, but notlimited to, teleseminars and ecourses. By Catherine Franz
Are You Using a Chess or Checkers Small Business Marketing Strategy?
Until the day I learned to play chess I loved playing checkers. Both games require a strategy that maximizes a player’s ability to capture her opponents pieces without first losing her own. Checkers was fun. But the complexities of chess lead to more satisfying victories and defeats. By Jeremy Cohen
How To Get More Visitors To Your Web Site
When you were five or ten years old you may have played the game of hide and seek where the object was to avoid being found. The longer you could stay hidden and the harder it was to be discovered the better. By Charlie Cook
How to Create a Favicon for Your Web Site
Ever see those little custom icons next to a web site listing in your favorites folder or on your browser address bar? Have you ever wondered how to create one for your own site? Well I'm going to teach you in this article. By Kalena Jordan
Log File Analysis and SEO
If you own or manage a website, you are probably already aware of the importance of your log files or site statistics. Such data can give you insights about your site's usability, errors in your HTML code, the popularity of your site pages and the type of visitors your site attracts. By Kalena Jordan
Before Launching Your SEO Campaign
One of the most important aspects of a search engine optimization campaign is also one of the most overlooked – preparation! By Kalena Jordan
How to Submit Your Site to Directories
Unlike submitting to search engines, submitting your site to directories and niche portals usually involves a lot more than simply typing in your URL. You often have to start by researching the various topic categories to find the most appropriate area to submit to. By Kalena Jordan
How to Submit Your Site to Search Engines
Many years ago, when I was first learning about optimization and search engine submission, I looked everywhere on the Web for an easy tutorial that explained step-by-step how to submit a website to search engines and directories. By Kalena Jordan
STOP! Advertising will kill your business.
STOP! Advertising will kill your business. By Michael Scadden
Top Ten Reason to Publish an Ezine AND a Blog
Blogs are the hottest thing going these days when it comes to marketing on the Internet. A blog is a way of delivering your messages and article to clients. They are a like personal web sites, easy to create and far less expensive than traditional web sites. By Patsi Krakoff and Denise Wakeman
14 Ways To Persuade Your Web Site Visitors To Give You Their Email Addresses
In order to persuade your web site visitors to give you their email addresses, you must first make it easy for them to subscribe. Then find creative ways to keep them coming back again and again. By Keith Gloster
Selling To Your Affiliates
While success with any internet marketing program falls on the head of the marketer, what the program offers in pay outs and products plays a big roll. What I am going to focus on is the product side of the business. The products that you sell make the difference on who is going to buy them. By Jerry Lunsford
Interactive Marketing--Your Key to Success in 2005
Joe,You asked me the secret to marketing success in 2005. Here’s my reply. By Al Hanzal
How To Predict Your Way To Wealth
The most profitable predictions are accurately identified opportunities. Oftentimes the difference between success and failure is not the product and the traffic, it’s the timing. By Dwayne Jones
E-Newsletter Readers Not Converting? 5 Simple Steps to Increase Sales
Email newsletters excel at gaining repeat and new business at a lower cost than other forms of marketing and advertising. By Paul Nastu
The 3 Cs of Effective Marketing
The 3 Cs of Effective Marketing By Julie Chance
4 Dynamic Marketing Tactics
4 Dynamic Marketing Tactics Copyright 2005 Bob Leduc http://BobLeduc.com By Bob Leduc
2 Step Marketing
Do it Right. By Joy Gendusa
10 Elements Every Direct Mail Piece Should Have
Don’t want your direct mail to end up in the trash with the rest of the unread mail? By Joe Niewierski
More Marketing Dope
Direct marketing can make you very successful, but you’ve got to understand the basics. Here are some more gems of the industry that can take you from being a diamond in the rough to the luminous bling-bling. By Joy Gendusa
Postcards Work
What's the fastest, simplest and cheapest way to promote just about any business? By Steve Conn
Increase Repeat Business and Referrals with Direct Mail
So you have been writing mortgages like crazy now for the last few years. You have a pretty big database of customers and hopefully you have been getting and keeping full contact information for them. An organized database is the first key to customer retention. By Joe Niewierski
How to “Really Get Your Customers”
What Really Makes Your Postcard Mailing Successful? By Steve Conn
Basic Marketing Dope
Sometimes the simplest data is the best. Marketing is not complex if you know the basics – that’s true with anything by the way. Here are some tools that are brilliantly simple and with them you really won’t have to sweat the small stuff. By Joy Gendusa
The Marketing Secret Every Child Knows
Little Kids Ask Until They Get What They Want. By Steve Conn
The Words That Sell
What You Say, Who You Say It To, How you Say It: By Steve Conn
Direct Mail Postcard Rules
It’s a fact that your customers are your best leads. This means that the most likely people to purchase your products and/or services are the ones who have paid for them before. It’s also a fact that it costs far less money to keep a customer than it does to go out and get a new one. By Joe Niewierski
Rules of Thumb for Marketing to Your Past Customers
Keeping in touch can dramatically increase business, when done properly. By Joy Gendusa
Direct Mail – Don’t Assume, Just Test and Track
Where to Start: By Joy Gendusa
5 Breakthrough Marketing Ideas
Do you ever get frustrated with your marketing? Are you putting in a lot of effort but not getting the results you want? Don't you wish you could just hit a switch and get a better response from your mailings, sales calls and web site? By Charlie Cook
Using the Media Effectively
The media has the power to influence your tradeshow efforts whether it be in television, radio or print. Your job is to target your endeavors to create a positive company image and brand awareness of your products/services. By Susan Freidmann
Top 10 Blog Writing Tips
Most of the "rules" about writing for ezines and newsletters apply to writing posts for your blog, but there are some important differences. Keep these 10 tips in mind and you'll be publishing great blog content that attracts prospects and clients in your niche market. 1. By Patsi Krakoff and Denise Wakeman
Online Communities - A marketers wildest dream and worse nightmare!
Online Communities are all over the Internet and attract lots of visitors which make them ideal for marketing. People participating in these communities share information about whatever they want under various topics. Some of these discussions get very heated while others go by nearly un-noticed. By Ralph Ritoch
Marketing Your Shows the 4 C's Way
Traditional marketing is changing: Customers are more sophisticated and price sensitive. They expect products and services to be delivered faster and more conveniently. And they have no qualms about switching to competitors. By Susan Freidmann
How Writing Radio Can Help You Become a Better Writer
Knowing how to write, and write well, is a skill that will come in handy in all sorts of situations. And if you combine good writing skills with the persuasive selling tactics found in, say, copywriting, you'll be that much more ahead of your competition. By Michele Pariza Wacek
Credibility – Are You Ready to be “Googled” by Your Clients?
The internet is everywhere. Many investigate those they do business with or come across in their lives on the internet. People even check on their dates. This practice has become so common that it has spawned new terminology: it is called "googling" someone. By Norman Rosskothen
The Nine Warning Signs that You need a Sales Video
Corporate videos are an important sales tool that can often be overlooked in marketing budgets. By Marie-Claire Ross
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Six Marketing Tips for Trade Show Success
A trade show is an ideal way of showcasing your products and services to a large number of prospects all at the one location and at the same time. Thoroughly planned marketing is the key to success at your next industry related exhibition. By Marie-Claire Ross
Why Most Marketing Videos Don't Work
Every now and then I will meet someone who has commissioned a marketing video that did not work for their company. It is a sad state of affairs and it is avoidable. By Marie-Claire Ross
Writing for Traffic – Getting Published
Article Title: Writing for Traffic - Getting Published Author Name: Mark Daoust Contact Email Address: mark@site-reference.com Article URL: http://www.site-reference.com/Marketing/5315/index.html Word Count: 1815 Category: Internet Marketing Copyright: 2005 By Mark Daoust