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  1. Overture Marketing
    Overture marketing has long been recognized as an incredible method for driving traffic to websites from the major search engines. Overture was a pay-per-click marketing service that actually was a search engine originally established in the late 1990s under the name GoTo. A strategy change in early 2000 positioned Overture as a powerful pay-per-click service as the company made deals with most of the major search engines (Google excluded) which …


  2. Why Is It Important To Have Your Own Information Product On The Internet?
    Imagine this, you open your email first thing in the morning and you see fifteen new orders; one from Switzerland, one from Australia, one from India, and a dozen from all over the United States. All for the product you just recently made available on the Web. It's 7 a.m., you're still sipping your first cup of coffee and only half awake, and already it's been a very profitable day. While this scenario may seem more like a dream than reality to y…


  3. The 30 Incredible Ways To Sell Your Products Now and Sell More By Julia Tang
    How to sell more and sell quickly online for your products and service? Here is the long list for your reference. 1. Turn your ad copy into a story or article. Your visitors won't be as hesitant to read your ad and will become more interested in your product. 2. Give visitors a freebie for filling out your online survey or they usually won't. Surveys will give your business valuable intelligence for your business 3. Enhance the power of y…


  4. Marketing a Private Practice: Mistake #1: Trying to Be All Things To All People By Juliet Austin
    When healing professionals market their practice, they often attempt to cover all bases by trying to appeal to all types of people with all sorts of problems. Often this stems from a fear that if you don’t attract everyone you won’t fill your private practice.While there are successful generalists out there, in the current competitive market it is wise to target your marketing efforts to a specific population(s) you want to work with.Why is thi…


  5. TR Cutler, Inc. Manufacturing PR Program Headed by Dean Schmidt
    Ranked as the nation’s leading manufacturing public relations firm, TR Cutler, Inc. (www.trcutlerinc.com) based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, launched a new PR program providing the trademarked intensive Manufacturing PR Media Blitz’ program to members of manufacturing associations. According to Cutler, “Manufacturing associations have been seeking ways to drive additional revenue streams. Over the past few years membership revenue has decreased a…


  6. Why Doubling Your Fees Can Increase Business: How Pricing Affects Buyer's Decision Making Process By Debbie Jenkins
    Want to know the simple way to get all the business you could ever handle? Charge almost nothing.That's the approach employed by busy fools anyway.Are you a busy fool? Here's a test... If nobody has ever complained about your price then you probably are.High Prices Are A Sign of High Value... This absolutely defies logic but we nearly all fall for it.If everyone else charges an average of £50/hour and you decide to price yourself at £100/hour w…


  7. Small Business Marketing: 10 Steps to Help You Plan for a Successful 2006 By Debbie LaChusa
    As 2005 winds down, many small business owners will find themselves naturally looking back at the past year and evaluating how well their business did. It's normal to look back at what we've accomplished and also at the long list of things we intended to do but never got around to.If business was good, that's great. But why not take steps now to make sure 2006 is even better. To make sure you actually accomplish all of your intentions so you're…


  8. 7 Marketing Lessons I Learned From the Muscleheads at Gold's Gym By Alexandria K. Brown
    Can I share a secret with you?I love working out. So much that several years ago I considered a career in fitness. I modeled for Reebok and Ironman magazine, made it to the final round for hosting a fitness TV show, and I moonlit as an aerobics instructor and personal trainer for several years while I figured out how to get out of my day job in publishing.Now that I make a great living online as The E-zine Queen, I still make time for my health…


  9. How Prince Connects With His Target Market! By Shawn Casey
    While Internet legend (and young pup) Frank Kern would have you believe that I'm so old I should be confined to a wheelchair, I'm still on the good side of 100! And I can stil enjoy a good concert from time to time. My daughter - Rachel, my wife and I had the good fortune to score some last-minute tickets to the recent Prince concert here in Atlanta. The concert itself was nothing short of amazing. Prince is a master musician who really knows …


  10. How Can I Break Into Cliques? By Nancy Roebke
    Have you ever gone to a networking function and seen THE person who you feel could help you most there, except that person is surrounded by people ALL the time? Have you ever tried to enter into a conversation with that circle of people, only to have gotten the feeling you were intruding? How do you get an audience with a person who is constantly surrounded by "gatekeepers"? This happens often at gatherings that do not have a structured agenda-…


  11. The Importance of a Marketing Plan By Joy Gendusa
    There aren’t many things in life that you would get into with out a plan. Marketing is no different. Your overall marketing plan should cover about a six month period, and should be made up of weekly and monthly marketing schedules.This is how you do it:1. Figure out how much money is in your budget.As we all know, marketing of any kind costs money. How much money you are willing to commit to the cause is going to determine some key factors abo…


  12. Large One? By Craig Garber
    Here's a proven, and truly easy way to start increasing your sales, immediately.All you need to do is add these 2 words to your selling system, and you're good to go.In fact, this trick's so good, I wish I could take credit for coming up with it, but the truth is, it comes from a little-known marketing legend.Here's the deal:In 1947, Elmer Wheeler was one of the best-known salesmen of his time. His "Wheeler Institute of Words" developed a "bes…


  13. The Mathematics of a Marketing Melee By Arvind Kumar
    When two companies go head to head, the same principle applies. God smiles on the larger sales force.Given a virgin territory, the company with the larger sales force is likely to wind up with the larger share of the market.Once the market is divided up, the company with the larger share is likely to continue to take business away from the smaller company.The bigger company can afford a bigger advertising budget, a bigger research department, m…


  14. How to Keep your Marketing Strategy and Sales on Course
    When a company announces that they’ve lost a billion dollars in the first three months of the year, as General Motors did two months ago, it is a good indication that they are way, way off course. While Ford and Daimler/Chrysler weren't in the hole for a billion dollars, their profits were down by 50% or more for the quarter. Their cars just aren't selling.Why are these companies having such a hard time selling their products and what does it hav…


  15. Open Doors by Building Relationships By Heidi Richards
    "You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get others interested in you." - Dale Carnegie -"The same could be said for increasing your professional network." - Heidi RichardsBuilding your Network is an ongoing process. Increasing your “Circle of Influence” must be constant in order to achieve and maintain success. The relationships we develop become our eyes and ears to…


  16. What if No One Studied Marketing? By Lance Winslow
    What if no one ever studied marketing and businesses were forced to simply guess what to do? Would anyone succeed? Some say yes and let me tell you why? A boy who wants to get a date in High School must market himself to the ladies. A child who wants to sucker their parents into something must market their needs to coax the mom or dad sometimes both into giving into their desires. A person looking for a job must market them selves in order to g…


  17. Postcards Work By Steve Conn
    What's the fastest, simplest and cheapest way to promote just about any business?The answer is postcards sent by direct mail. You can get your message to a targeted group of prospects or to your existing customers for a cost of about 25 to 30 cents each including postage. You can actually send someone a postcard every 30 days for only $3 a year. Postcards Work.You can generate leads, create sales, ask prospects to give you a try or convince exi…


  18. How Did You Hear About Us? By Kevin Stirtz
    One of the best things you can do for your business is to ask new customers how they found out about you. But when you do this, don’t expect to get accurate information.I know this sounds strange, but it makes sense, I promise.If you make decisions about how to promote your business, then obviously you want to know how your customers find out about your business. So, you ask. The trouble is the information you get when you ask this questions is…


  19. Off The Shelf Software for Making Business Lists By Lance Winslow
    Available to all small businesses are business lists, which come on CD ROMs. This off the shelf business list software can help you in your small business. You can see what is in your marketing area and target those business customers which could be potential clients. You can also use it to make a list of all those companies which might be competitors of your. Any small business can have at their disposal on CD ROM incredible lists of industrie…


  20. Fern Reiss's PublishingGame.com: Achieve Media Attention for Your Business By Fern Reiss
    Do you want to be quoted by the national press on a daily basis?  (How much would that be worth to your business?) In the past six months, I've been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The International Herald Tribune, Entrepreneur, The Associated Press, PBS, Voice of America, Family Circle, Glamour, Redbook, Self, Health, Prevention, Parents, Parenting, Women’s World, First for Women, Newsday, Newsweek,…



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1. Marketing Advice: Taming the Inner Gremlin By Maya Bailey
Have you ever noticed a voice in your head that puts you down?This same voice finds things about you that aren’t right and makes you feel that whatever you do isn’t OK. In fact , you can never please that voice, have you noticed?In the 30 years that I’ve been coaching people in confidence building , I have found that one of the biggest obstacles to marketing is that pesky little voice (sometimes it sounds huge) that brings down your energy to z…

2. Creating A Logo
First Things FirstHaving a business card is usually the first priority for any business. Without a business card, it’s almost impossible to network and meet with new clients.But before you go out and get some business cards printed, you will need to decide on the name of your company.What’s in a Name?Naming your business may be even harder than naming a child. In business, unique names are highly valued for establishing brand identity and for sta…

3. Marketing in Business and Commerce in the New Consciousness By George Lockett
The point is what you give to another you give to yourself; the reason being that there is only one of us. You are apart part of the Universal life force just the same as your customer is. If you want to have any experience in your life, just course another to have that experience, and you notice it showing up in your life as well.We have had the industrial revolution; we are now going through a consciousness revolution. It is getting more a…

4. Five Things You Should Know About Niche Marketing By Lucy MacDonald
If your private practice is not growing niche marketing can help. How can clients find you and purchase your services if you are a generalist? Being a generalist is useful when you live in a small town or remote area. Niche marketing is a specialized area of work that sets you us as an expert. You can market your niche by writing articles, creating e-books or tip sheets, and letting the media know that you are available to give interviews based…