Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Barbara Myers  |
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| Article Title :: 7 Tips for Planning Your Day |
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In order to accomplish something significant during your
day try these 7 tips.
1. Look at your schedule for tomorrow -- meetings, etc.,
and note your available or "free" time (non-scheduled)
time.
2. Think about your priorities for tomorrow -- Is there a
project you've been meaning to complete or a pile of
paperwork to sort through or a proposal that you need
to write? Make a list of those priorities.
3. Schedule time blocks in your day. Do like activities
together. Return phone calls together. Check and
respond to e-mails only at two or three specific times
during the day. Run all errands during one trip out of
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Noel Peebles  |
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| Article Title :: How To Write Headlines That Could Make You A Fortune |
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What do people see in advertising? Headlines! What do you see when you are glancing through a newspaper or magazine? Headlines! What is it that makes you stop for a moment and look at an advertisement, or even read some of it? The headline!
An advertisement headline is no different from a news headline. Both are designed to capture the reader's attention and to encourage them to read further.
The same applies with a radio commercial. It also needs a headline to attract the listener's attention so they "prick up their ears" and listen further.
The headline therefore becomes the ad for the ad. It must be strong enough to "flag attention" and stop the reader, listener, or viewer (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Michael S.L Bombard  |
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| Article Title :: 2 Little-Known Profit Boosters! |
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| Ready, set, go!1. Increase your profits by 25% or more in 10 minutesor less. How? Simple. On your web site's order forms,make just one teeny, weeny little change...- Find the absolute *best* testimonial for your productor service.- Add this enchanting array of words to the top of yourorder form.- Watch as your responses go from meager to magnificent!"Credibility counts, especially online."2. Pop-in for subscribers, pop-out for instant revenue.Okay, I know. Pop-ups are everywhere and increasing innumbers. Some people despise them. But hey, you can't beeverything to everybody. You're in this game to make somemoney right? R (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Jason Jantzi  |
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| Article Title :: 2 Powerful Ways Your Business Can Succeed Where Others Fail |
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| Today, the vast majority of Internet businesses fail to make much profit because they don’t follow a workable plan. With all the money-making products, opportunities, and affiliate programs available on the Internet today, how is it possible that so few people are actually making a profit online? The surprising answer is that going into business online is so easy and inexpensive, that most people simply don’t bother to do much research to see if their idea and plan have the potential to actually make them money. Let’s face it, if you had to go out and put a second mortgage on your house in order to borrow enough money to start a traditional “bricks and mortar (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Rob Spiegel  |
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| Article Title :: Santa's Big Present to Web Retailers |
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2001 has been a year of surprises for Internet retailers, most of them bad.
Remember eToys? Pets.com? They were the darlings of Christmas 2000, and now
they're long gone. But the final surprise for Net sellers comes in the last
month of 2001 and it's a very pleasant gift. It seems Santa has a full bag of
consumer dollars to spend online.
Holiday retailing is high stakes for Internet companies, $11.86 billion in
North America and $25 billion worldwide according to Gartner Research.
Another research firm, eMarketer, pegs the U.S. fourth-quarter Net spending
at $10.7 billion. However you look at it, online retail sales should be up
about 20 percen (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: June Campbell  |
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| Article Title :: Don't Gimme No Solutions! |
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| Ever thought that this whole technology thing is just too confusing for the average person to understand? Ever visited a web site to learn about a new computer product only to leave the site muttering, "I don't get it. It's way too complicated?"Well, if you have, you're not alone, and the problem may not be of your making. The way I see it, the technology marketers on the Information Superhighway are spinning their wheels in a morass of jargon and hype. The result? A phenomenal tendency to say much and communicate little. When these Marketer Persons put pen to paper, or fingers to keyboard, who the *^&* knows what they're talking about? Not me, and cer (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Charlie Cory  |
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| Article Title :: 2 Ways In Which Ad Tracking Helped Create a Killer Ad |
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| I recently undertook a promotion, using a number of advertising media. The exercise involved a system of mine called the Magical Marketing system.
As a marketing exercise, I decided that I wanted to approach the members of some of the affiliate programs that are featured in Magical Marketing, and offer their members the chance to join this system, and reap the benefit of the multiple promotion methods that it employed.
And, as a marketing exercise, this has worked very well, and whilst an interesting exercise in Joint Venture Marketing in itself, it has produced a result so remarkable in my eyes, that I felt it worthy of a report.
With one particular fe (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Debbie LaChusa  |
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| Article Title :: 2 Ways To Eliminate Your Competition – It’s Easy! |
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| Eliminating your competition is the easiest way to increase your chances of business success. And I don’t mean literally eliminate them, in the sense of doing something “bad” to them. When I say eliminate, I mean ... take them out of your prospect’s consideration set for your product or service category. Make it so your prospects ONLY think of your business, product or service when they are contemplating making a purchase. That way you get their business, instead of your competition making the sale.What this means is if you sell widgets, you want your prospects to only think of your widgets when they are thinking of buying widgets. This is pretty easy to do if you (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Bruce Carlson  |
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| Article Title :: 2 Ways to Really Connect With Your Customer in Your Copywrit |
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| Copyright © 2005 by Bruce Carlson
One of the least talked-about areas in copywriting education is
voice. This is probably because it’s tough to set general rules
for something that’s so personal to each of us. After all, the
same things go into building your copywriting voice that go into
making you who you are!
Personality, upbringing, environment, education, audience,
purpose…all these and more go into forming your voice, no matter
what kind of writing you’re doing.
In this article, I’d like to try to tackle the subject of voice
in copywriting. I’ve identified a couple of areas that I believe (read full article) |
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Category :: Marketing Articles |
Author :: Christopher Kyalo  |
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| Article Title :: 2 wild animals taught me marketing |
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| Watching wild animals in Africa hunting for food, is an extremely educative experience for marketers and those who want to dramatically increase their sales. The big cats are especially fascinating in their different hunting methods.The lion usually has lots of difficulties hunting. This cat is built very big, strong and heavy. The result is that it is no match for the speed and agility of the antelope, its’ favourite meal. So the lion relies on stealth, surprise and the quick short dash – not unlike that of a well-built 100 metres sprinter. The lion’s advantage is in its’ strength which enables it to kill fairly large prey that would give smaller cats like the cheetah a lot (read full article) |
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