Posted on December 26th, 2007 by
When you’re selling or promoting something, most of the time, you go for broke and try to sell to everyone and to no one in particular. While this MIGHT work, it might also limit conversion rates. Why? Well, you’re talking to everyone in general. When you sell, you need to appeal to the emotions and […]
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Posted on December 22nd, 2007 by
I had listed several of my web sites and blogs in directories in an attempt to promote them. The question is — did they work? Well, they did bring in SOME traffic. I didn’t get a huge percentage of traffic from my links in directories, but it’s not like I did things right. Listing web […]
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Posted on December 16th, 2007 by
I’ve discussed email marketing before as a way to promote your goods or services. To be able to run a successful email campaign, you must first, of course, have a list of email addresses to send your newsletters to. In many web master forums, selling email lists is rampant. While I don’t care much if […]
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Posted on December 14th, 2007 by
In SEO Checklist, I wrote about how using expired domains could up the traffic of your blog or web site. I had discussed about it in SEO terms but in truth, expired domains are perfect for online marketing. If you’re looking for that initial burst of traffic to your new web site, then an expired […]
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Posted on December 9th, 2007 by
If you’ve ever come across a sales copy before, testimonials are not alien to you. If you like watching home television shopping like my sister and I do, just for the sheer fun of it, you’ve heard a gamut of testimonials on a product before. Most of the time, my sister and I end up […]
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Posted on December 5th, 2007 by
Wikipedia has become a famous resource in the recent years. So famous, in fact, that many marketers try to use the user-content driven domain to promote their services, goods or themselves. In effect, many schools see Wikipedia as an unreliable resource and I’ve talked to many teachers who told me that they won’t accept papers […]
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