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CRM: Keeping Customers Loyal
by: Richard D S Hill
Customers are now in charge. Thanks to the growth of the Web, it is easier than ever to comparison shop and switch from one business to another with the click of a mouse. However, research has found that in the online market, customers yearn for trustworthiness more than ever. Customer relationships are a company’s most valuable asset - worth more everything else combined as no customers = no bus... (read more)
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10 Reasons To Include Teleseminars In Your 2006 Marketing Plan
by: Daniel Janal
Did you put off hosting teleseminars and building your business dramatically this year? Make a resolution to start in 2006 and begin increasing your company’s cash flow. Here are 10 reasons to put teleseminars into your budget for 2006. Make money. You can make thousands of dollars in registration fees depending on the size of your audience and the topic’s importance. Great Teleseminars Audio Pro... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Internet Marketing Strategy - A Good Way to Start
by: George Wood
Internet marketing strategy, why is there a need for this kind of stuff? What can it offer a certain business related individual? How can it affect an individual’s business? Can it increase your sale or decrease it? To begin with, an internet marketing strategy is an elaborate and systematic plan of action made by a businessman in order to gain success in terms of online business. It is also a hy... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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There is No Bubble in the Real Estate Market
by: Corey S. Kupfer
That’s right – there is no bubble in the real estate market. In fact, there is no real estate market. Many recent articles and stories on whether there is a bubble in the real estate market show a lack of understanding of real estate, real estate investing and real estate markets. There is no one real estate market. Unlike the stock market, real estate is by definition geographically based and ... (read more)
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FC + RSS = SEO
by: Larry Westfall
No, this is not the new math. It is the formula for getting your web site recognized by the search engine spider. The formula is Fresh Content + Really Simple Syndication = Search Engine Optimization.. This is an easy way to get the search engine spiders to come and visit your site on a regular basis, see that “updates” have been made, and get you ranked higher in the directories. It isn’t that ... (read more)
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Customize your Business Email Marketing Campaign To Increase Sales
by: Ashley Keane
If your email campaigns only talk about what YOU think and nothing about the subscriber, no personal touches, guess what? Your subscribers will get tired very soon of reading your emails. Many will unsubscribe and forget about your products. You wouldn't want to lose subscribers so quickly, right? Your subscribers want to see that you don’t focus on money but on helping them. In other words, yo... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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For Direct Mail Lead Generation Success, Clone Your Best Customers.
by: Alan Sharpe
I don’t relish being proven wrong. But a while back I sat down to discover who my best clients were. I wanted to increase my revenues. I figured that the best way to do that was to discover who my best clients were and to then go after more firms that were like them. I had hunches about who my best clients were, but my hunches were proven wrong. So I adjusted my marketing plan accordingly. And dou... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Where Have all the People Gone?
by: John Sheridan
When companies advertise their services or goods, they are looking for just one end result – sales. It’s a simple straightforward concept called business. However, as companies expand and conduct more and more trade online the personal touches can all but disappear. It seems these days that every inanimate object can speak to us. Robotic voices are everywhere, from talking elevators instructing p... (read more)
• March 2006 •
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Beer Coasters Will Drive Visitors To You
by: Keith Tomlinson
If you want more traffic on your beer label’s website, the simple, useful and well-accepted beer coaster may be the answer! A recent German market survey describes the beer coaster as one of the consumers’ favorite forms of advertising. Survey participants classified beer coaster ads as entertaining, eye-catching, appealing and non-intrusive. More than 50% would take a coaster home with them – and... (read more)
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Are You Flirting With Me?
by: Kerri Salls
Whether you love it or hate it, marketing and sales are critical to the life blood of any business. You can make it more fun, if you take the approach that you want to seriously flirt with a growing list of prospects. Marketing attraction. It sounds like flirting doesn't it? And in a way, that's exactly right. You do want to flirt with your prospects, to allow them to get to know, like, and... (read more)
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