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Author :: goldie  |
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| Article Title :: HERBAL MEDICINE FOR TYPE TWO DIABETES |
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For Salacia Oblonga herb Capsules and Extract Write to Botanika
herbalpowders@operamail.com treeseeds@operamail.com
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Traditional Indian medicine, herb Salacia oblonga may help treat
diabetes Posted By: News-Medical in Medical Study News
Published: Tuesday, 8-Feb-2005 Printer Friendly Email to a
Friend : : : : Herbs used in traditional Indian medicine to
treat diabetes seems to lower blood sugar and insulin levels in
a manner similar to prescription drugs, a new study reports.
Researchers gave extracts of the herb Salacia oblonga to 39
healthy adults, and the results were promising. The largest dose
of the herb extract - 1,000 mi (read full article) |
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Author :: M H Ahsan  |
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| Article Title :: DESIGNING ADS FOR YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE |
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So you've done your research into your target audience's in
technical sophistication, and you've decided which technology
you can safely and effectively use in your banner ad. This is a
great start, but there's still something more you should know
about your audience: their "sensibilities." What appeals to them
visually? What "lingo" do they use? Do they respond to hard-sell
tactics or are they alienated by them? Answers to questions like
these will dictate the style of your banner ad.
Gathering Internal Data There are plenty of ways to gather
information about the stylistic sensibilities of your target
audience. Start with your company's own advertising history, if
there is one. Even if t (read full article) |
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Author :: Joanne King  |
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| Article Title :: Submit Your Website to Seach Engines |
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Some search engine submissions are free and some pay for this
benefit but before I get into it I would like to place a little
word of warning.
There will be some places that will offer to submit your website
to hundreds or even thousands of search engines for free. Avoid
these at all costs! I know I know they are tempting, thoughts
stray to “woohoooo now I can do it in one push of the button”.
Problem is this, when you submit your website to these programs
they use a script to send out your url and most search engines
these days have equipment in place to pick up when these scripts
send your url to them. It’s considered spam and once the search
engines put your website in their “s (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Robert F. Abbott  |
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| Article Title :: Change, or Reinforce? |
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Do you know about the distinction - and it's a useful one -
between communication that tries to reinforce and communication
that tries to get change?
If you follow politics you'll already be familiar with this
idea: Incumbents send messages that reinforce existing voter
behavior, while challengers call for changes.
Any thoughtful marketing communication (and political
communication is marketing communication) will be strongly
influenced by this distinction, which affects not only the
content, but also the presentation, and perhaps even the medium.
For example, suppose you own a bookstore and every couple of
months you send a newsletter to all residences within a two mile
radius.
Now, if (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Greg Root  |
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| Article Title :: Writing Ezine Ads-For Their List and Yours |
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The opt-in email list has become quite a buzz word these days.
As well it should. A list of email subscribers is the most
valuable marketing tool you can have. Building it should be top
priority.
An easy, inexpensive method for attracting targeted subscibers
for your list is with ezine advertising. To succeed, you'll need
a couple of pointers.
First, how do you write ezine solo ads to get them on your list?
Second, how should you write ads to profit from your own list?
Many marketers don't know that there's a distintion between the
two. In this article I'll explain the difference and give you an
example of both.
Advertising to Their List Your primary goal when advertising in
an ezine (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Marsha Maung  |
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| Article Title :: The very basics of design |
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© 2005, Marsha Maung Email : marshamaung@yahoo.com Site :
http://www.marshamaung.com Feel free to reprint or publish this
article on your website, ezine, magazine, newsletter…etc. Please
include the bio, links and credit intact.
~~~~ Design is a very subjective thing, therefore, if you ask me
how to come up with a first class design for your marketing
collateral or publishing mediums, it would be very unfair for me
or anyone else to tell you what is a good design and what is a
bad design. But there are certain elements and principles that
we should look for in a design to determine whether the design
and layout of the material will be able to carry the message
across effectively to the (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Dorian Greer  |
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| Article Title :: Covert Advertising Psychology through Confirmation Bias |
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Title: Covert Advertising Psychology through Confirmation Bias
Length: 698 words (body); 65 cpl
Author: Dorian Greer Email: editor(at)seducingthebuyer.com
Category: Marketing / Advertising / Psychology Copyright 2005
Web Address: http://www.SeducingTheBuyer.com Blog Address:
http://www.SeducingTheBuyer.com/MT/
Permission to publish this article is granted. Include: Live
Links; Author Source & Copyright. May NOT be used in conjunction
with unsolicited email.
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Covert Advertising Psychology through Confirmation Bias by
Dorian Greer
Confirmation bias is a tool of choice for covert influence. It's
agreeable, it's easy to use, and can motivate the smartest of
people to bel (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Ahmad Munawwar  |
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| Article Title :: 10 Ways To Get Your Ads Or Messages Noticed |
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Do you post to message boards, e-mail discussion lists,
classified ads sites, FFA sites or newsgroups? People will
usually read the subject line before they read your ad or
message, so it's important they get noticed. Below are ten
simple, but powerful tips to get your ads or messages noticed.
1. Use extra white space creatively in your subject line. You
can add extra blank spaces between your words or letters.
2. Combine capital letters with lower case letters. Use all
capital letters in every other word or use a capital letter
between every other lower case letter.
3. Add text symbols in your subject line. You could use them
between words and letters. Start and end your subject with a
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Rick. Young  |
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| Article Title :: Scam And Scheme Free Advertising For Your Business Web Site |
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Since I own my own business web site and have looked for many
ways to advertise cheap and for free, I have noticed how many
sites there are out there that will try to get you to either
join or buy advertising in one form or another. There are sites
out there that will promise you the moon if you either join
their “viral marketing” scheme or site that will cause your
email box to become inundated with email ads from others who
have fell for this.
But there are plenty of offline and online ways to get free or
cheap advertising without joining these things and risking a
backed up inbox or having your email address splattered all over
the net for any desperate advertiser to get hold of. A (read full article) |
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Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Claire Cunningham  |
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| Article Title :: Why your ads aren't working |
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The president of a manufacturing company recently asked me, “Why
isn’t my advertising working?” Have you ever been asked this
question? Have you ever asked it yourself?
Like most marketing communications questions there are no simple
answers. After all, communication is a high level activity.
There are lots of variables involved.
If your ad results are disappointing, here are the key things to
look at:
1) Message Is what your ad promises compelling? Is it meaningful
to your audience? If you’re not offering something prospective
customers want, they won’t respond. If you’re not sure what
prospects want, ASK!!
2) Audience Are you reaching the people who make the buying
decisi (read full article) |
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