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Small Business Video Marketing For 2010
August 25, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
There are still debates going on about how business owners can use social media marketing, however the actual number of CEOs engaging in social media is surprisingly low. In 2010 it seems that businesses have either grown comfortable, or have been forced to accept sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Foursquare.. For instance, there are many impressive CEOs using Twitter to reach out to consumers by creating a personalized touch to their business. Tweeting CEOs like Tony Hsieh of Zappos and Guy Kawasaki of Alltop are well-known for their successful social presences and large followings as a result. There is more to the buzz than just Twitter and Facebook, and you can see this in action by watching how business owners are using video marketing

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Small Business Video Marketing For 2010
How Much is Too Much to Pay for SEO?
August 12, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
How much is too much to pay for SEO? (…or should you try to do it yourself first?) Yes, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) can be an excellent way of getting leads. Yes, good SEO can level the playing field between you and competitors. Yes, you should do some level of SEO. …but how much is too much? Too much?

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Common Sense Social Marketing – Social Media About to Die – Part 2
August 9, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Social media is is being abused. What once was a new and improved way to keep in touch with your closest loved ones has become just another sales pitch to convince you to sign up to another dreadful business opportunity, newsletter, product, or service. There is no opening or closing – simply raw advertisements that lack sincerity. The people advertising their products don’t care about you or general interests. They’re too set on the idea that you’re going to sign up and turn them into a success. What’s wrong with this picture?

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How To Get People To “Like” Your Facebook Pages
July 29, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
This is a new age of blooming technology and internet networking. Everyone seems to stay connected to the web world more than ever. People are connected at school, work, and anywhere and everywhere. You can tweet, update statuses, and upload photos either from the computer or straight from your phone. This makes staying connected so much more fun and convenient. If you ever wanted to have your business get free advertising then this is the best time in history since you have so many non-stop social networking sites that can assist you. It has now made marketing even more personable than before which is a great marketing tool. The key is to be active in the online world and to constantly promote and market the service or product you are selling. Even though you still will need to promote offline too do not think that internet marketing is easier

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The Death of Squeeze Pages… Google Slapped Em Dead
July 16, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
For years now, the squeeze page has practically been the lingua franca of the online marketing world. Whether you’re in real estate (and actually, the real estate industry in particular has leaned particularly heavily on squeeze pages), banking, e-commerce or anything else, the conventional wisdom has been to target tightly focused groups of consumers through these web pages/marketing tools. These pages do OK at helping marketers identify which keywords or keyword phrases do well in terms of attracting targeted traffic and if they’re well designed, at gathering email addresses or other contact information from these visitors. However, there are much better methods of doing keyword research than creating a separate squeeze page for each of your keywords. Additionally, building and maintaining these pages represents an investment of time and money which isn’t likely to produce a worthwhile return. The squeeze page is dead – it just doesn’t know it yet and neither do the marketers who still use this direct marketing-style methodology in their list building efforts.

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The Death of Squeeze Pages… Google Slapped Em Dead
Wall to (Facebook) wall marketing for investors and entrepreneurs
June 24, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
If you’re looking to expand your business by marketing on Facebook , you’re not alone. Social Media Marketing is a great way to reach more potential clients with minimal effort and expense. There’s definitely a right way and a wrong way to go about it though, and unfortunately most people get this horribly wrong. They’re using a sledgehammer when they should be using a gentle nudge. Get this wrong and you’re going to alienate your potential clients before you ever get your foot in the door. When you make the decision to market your business on Facebook, you need to be aware of one crucial point: people are on Facebook to connect with other people. It’s a social experience. Your audience wants to connect with you — you just have to make sure you’re not driving them away. Unfortunately, many people think that “connecting” with their audience means spamming them with blatant advertisements about their business. This is a great way to ruin your social reputation and sink your Facebook marketing efforts in record time. So, how do you connect with your audience without alienating them?

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Wall to (Facebook) wall marketing for investors and entrepreneurs
Twitter: Followers, Niches, and Myths
May 24, 2010 by publisher · Leave a Comment
Twitter has certainly emerged as one of the most popular social networking/blogging platforms of the past few years. There are various reasons why Twitter has become so wildly popular. It is a simple concept where brief messages can be sent to loyal followers. This is why Twitter is so helpful to small businesses. It can aid in promoting a business in the most cost effective manner

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Reverse Marketing: How to Use Unbiased Reviews to Sell Your Product or Services
April 16, 2010 by admin · Leave a Comment
Reverse marketing has become the newest trend in marketing for people wanting to sell their goods and services to consumers. How well this marketing concept works depends entirely on what methods you use and how skillful you are at using the various reverse marketing tools available. One of the most overlooked tools in reverse marketing is the Unbiased review. When used correctly this tool can bring many clients to you who are interested in what you have to sell. How the Unbiased Review Works For example, say you sell digital cameras. What you will want to do is select three or four digital cameras in a price range including some you sell and some you do not carry. Do your research on each camera and then write an unbiased review of each product. Make sure to list the advantages and disadvantages of each camera including the brands you handle
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Australian newspapers hit back at Google’s Real Estate service
July 27, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
A recent enhancement to Google’s mapping service has landed the search engine in hot water with Australian newspapers. Last month, the Mountain View giant announced that Google Maps would list hot property with a real estate feature providing aggregated listings of estate agents and publishers. The initiative was rolled out for testing in Australia, but now two of the country’s biggest newspaper groups are threatening to boycott Google as a result
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Google Maps to list hot property
July 7, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Never one to miss a trick, Google has spotted the potential for listing properties on Google Maps, which has enjoyed steady popularity since its launch in 2005.
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