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Send a Better Message to Your Opt-In List

April 30, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Selling products online requires many talents. The power of persuasion is one of them. What you tell your potential customers should, at least, make them want to check out the product themselves. Rather than take some review and write a promo message based on that, try to give it a personal touch.

Buy the product that you are reviewing. Experience it for yourself so that you can give an accurate description of what it is like. You will be able to tell your followers of the good and bad points from a firsthand perspective, which will be appreciated by them. Even though you will have to spend some money and time initially, the money you earn later through the volume of sales will make it negligible.

If you are good at negotiating, then you may be able get the product free. Talk about a joint venture with the person who created the product. Explain to them about your opt-in list and they will definitely be interested in getting their product promoted. All you have to do is to work out the percentage that you will get from each sale and carry on from there.

While you are testing the product, try to record the process on video. By sending the video or a link to the video on your mailer, you will not only gain credibility but you will also help the people on your opt-in list.

As you can see, by taking a few simple steps you can improve the power of the message you are sending out. By sending a compelling message you will increase the lure to buy. When that lure proves to be irresistible, your sales figures will improve drastically.

Chinese Search Engine Baidu Reports Strong First Quarter

April 29, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment 

Baidu, which operates the largest search engine portal in China, announced on Thursday that its first-quarter profits had increased by 165 percent. According to The Associated Press, profits rose thanks to increased advertising revenue and volume of advertising customers.

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Chinese Search Engine Baidu Reports Strong First Quarter

YouTube Direct 2.0 Now Available

April 28, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Google yesterday announced the launch of YouTube Direct 2.0, an upgraded version of a tool that allows media organizations to request, review and re-broadcast user-submitted videos on their own websites.

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Video Search Engine Blinkx Launches Personalized Ads

April 27, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment 

Reuters reports that video search engine Blinkx is refining its marketing strategy to target the specific viewing habits of its users. According to the report, the company has launched a new platform with personalized ads that are shown to each user based on their past search habits.

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Video Search Engine Blinkx Launches Personalized Ads

USB Serial Technology

April 24, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment 

With USB technology that is made available these days, gone are the times when upgrades meant only internal changes to your computer, especially when it came to storage. Since each computer has a lot of USB ports available, it is easy to use them for a number of purposes that would not be possible if for the following products.

Take for example, the USB serial cable, which can connect all your communication and computing devices that would need a serial port in order to hook up with your computer, and now is made possible due to this unassuming little cable.

The USB extension cable is another brilliant choice especially if one has to work with USB peripheral that are located at a distance. One can find these extension cables at 10 and 16 feet while also connect five more of these cables to one another serially just in case further distance is required.

Finally, the USB serial adapter is another device that converts your USB into serial ports so that one can plug in serial devices into your computer with plug-and-play and hot plug features as well. Some of these devices that one can use are modems, handheld & pocket PCs, digital cameras, serial printers and so on and so forth.

So if you are indeed running short of serial ports, you don’t have to worry about it as USB technology will help you solve this fixable problem in no time!

Google Maps Adds Local Suggestions

April 23, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment 

Google Maps has added local suggestions to its list of services, according to CNET News. On Thursday, the service expanded its beta program of local suggestions within Google Maps from locations such as Germany, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan to many new countries including the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

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Google Maps Adds Local Suggestions

Google Posts Information on Government Requests

April 22, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

On Wednesday, Google released an online map which lists requests from worldwide governments to remove content from its Web sites or hand over information about users of Google products including its search engine, YouTube and Blogger.

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Google Posts Information on Government Requests

Viral marketing with Articles

April 21, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment 

Viral marketing is not a new concept; in fact it has been around for a long, long time. However the concept became prevalent in the online world only a few years ago. Understanding the core value of the concept is simple if you look at the meanings of the two words. Viral, refers to the nature of a virus, i.e. spreading fast and wide unprompted. Marketing refers to the process of promoting and creating awareness of a product. When you put these two broad definitions together, you can see what an effective process Viral Marketing can be.

Article marketing is a subset of viral marketing. It may not be an obvious example, but if you think about it Article marketing does fall into this category. Writing a good article which is picked up by a couple of publishers can then be further picked up by others from them and so on until it spreads far and wide. As long as the reproducers stick to the conventions and mention you name as the author, you will get recognition.

The trick to getting this process going is to get the content right. Good content is essential for people to recognize you as an authority and to keep coming back for more. Two things that enhance your content are good writing skills and good headlines. If you get all these components together, your articles will automatically become “Virals” and spread all over the web. If you wish to learn more about article writing or if you want to brush up on your writing skills, look online and you will find plenty of resources that will help you do just that.

Chinese Hacker Attack Compromised Google Password System

April 20, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment 

The New York Times reported on Tuesday that one of the key targets of the December 2009 attack on Google by Chinese hackers was Gaia, the company’s password system which controls the access of millions of users to the majority of Google features such as email and business applications.

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Chinese Hacker Attack Compromised Google Password System

Yahoo! Appoints News CPO

April 19, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment 

Yahoo! today announced the appointment of Blake Irving as their new Chief Product Officer. Irving will replace Ari Balogh, who will be leaving the company on June 3.

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Yahoo! Appoints News CPO

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