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    This saves you tons of precious advertising dollars because you are positive that the copy, layout and media are dead on target and move people to take your desired action.

    If you aren’t testing and measuring every advertisement you roll out, you are most likely wasting your money. Advertising that can’t be directly attributed to a return on investment is a bad investment.

    I know, I know, but y

    Boost Your Business By Giving Testimonials
    If you have spent any time investigating internet marketing products, you have probably come across the name Joe Vitale. I don't even know what this guy writes or does, but he sure writes a review for every top product that comes out! It seems like some top marketers spend most of th
    Remember way back in science class, every year you had to come up with a new science project. You had to create a hypothesis. Then you had to conduct a series of tests to prove or disprove your hypothesis statement.

    Remember how fun that was?

    Glad it’s over with aren’t you?

    Well if you advertise it’s never over.

    In reality, all advertising is an ongoing science project. No advertising professional can be certain any advertising is going to work. They can only make an educated guess, they can only hypothesize.

    By definition a hypothesis is a tentative explanation for an observation, phenomenon, or scientific problem that can be tested by further investigation. This is exactly what an advertisement is.

    It is only proven effective and true after it has been tested to be so. Before the testing, it is only a tentative explanation and nobody knows if it will prove to be truly effective. So what can you do about it? I’m glad you asked.

    You must test and measure your science project…in this case, your advertising campaign. A good advertising agency will have past experience and expertise that will allow them to form more cogent hypotheses that require less testing.

    Testing costs money but is absolutely imperative because without it you can have no ad or campaign that is effective…unless you stumble upon it. And if that’s the case you probably aren’t even sure exactly what you did right.

    If you’re that great at guessing, you should buy a lottery ticket and pick one up for us too.

    Each ad placed must be created with metrics so it can be evaluated. Good metrics will allow you to tweak or dump the advertisements and media vehicles real time.

    This saves you tons of precious advertising dollars because you are positive that the copy, layout and media are dead on target and move people to take your desired action.

    If you aren’t testing and measuring every advertisement you roll out, you are most likely wasting your money. Advertising that can’t be directly attributed to a return on investment is a bad investment.

    I know, I know, but yo

    A Brand New Recipe For Branding
    In a recent article, I told the story of when I was a young whippersnapper, attending classes at what was then and still is called “one of the more famous hotel schools in North America", the marketing professor gave us an interesting, but quite challenging assignment.We were t
    can be certain any advertising is going to work. They can only make an educated guess, they can only hypothesize.

    By definition a hypothesis is a tentative explanation for an observation, phenomenon, or scientific problem that can be tested by further investigation. This is exactly what an advertisement is.

    It is only proven effective and true after it has been tested to be so. Before the testing, it is only a tentative explanation and nobody knows if it will prove to be truly effective. So what can you do about it? I’m glad you asked.

    You must test and measure your science project…in this case, your advertising campaign. A good advertising agency will have past experience and expertise that will allow them to form more cogent hypotheses that require less testing.

    Testing costs money but is absolutely imperative because without it you can have no ad or campaign that is effective…unless you stumble upon it. And if that’s the case you probably aren’t even sure exactly what you did right.

    If you’re that great at guessing, you should buy a lottery ticket and pick one up for us too.

    Each ad placed must be created with metrics so it can be evaluated. Good metrics will allow you to tweak or dump the advertisements and media vehicles real time.

    This saves you tons of precious advertising dollars because you are positive that the copy, layout and media are dead on target and move people to take your desired action.

    If you aren’t testing and measuring every advertisement you roll out, you are most likely wasting your money. Advertising that can’t be directly attributed to a return on investment is a bad investment.

    I know, I know, but y

    The Career Athlete: What It Takes to Manage Your Career
    Managing your career, just like managing your life, requires preparation and ensuring that your time is directed meaningfully. Don't wait and see; make things happen. Just like athletes who prepare for the "big game” or a marathon, designing your career requires goals, planning, work,
    entative explanation and nobody knows if it will prove to be truly effective. So what can you do about it? I’m glad you asked.

    You must test and measure your science project…in this case, your advertising campaign. A good advertising agency will have past experience and expertise that will allow them to form more cogent hypotheses that require less testing.

    Testing costs money but is absolutely imperative because without it you can have no ad or campaign that is effective…unless you stumble upon it. And if that’s the case you probably aren’t even sure exactly what you did right.

    If you’re that great at guessing, you should buy a lottery ticket and pick one up for us too.

    Each ad placed must be created with metrics so it can be evaluated. Good metrics will allow you to tweak or dump the advertisements and media vehicles real time.

    This saves you tons of precious advertising dollars because you are positive that the copy, layout and media are dead on target and move people to take your desired action.

    If you aren’t testing and measuring every advertisement you roll out, you are most likely wasting your money. Advertising that can’t be directly attributed to a return on investment is a bad investment.

    I know, I know, but y

    It's All About The Money
    Advertising is a competitive field; there is no question about it. Having been in this industry for over twenty years, I have seen many changes: some good, some bad but the core basics of the business remain constant. What used to take weeks to accomplish fifteen years ago virtually ta
    se without it you can have no ad or campaign that is effective…unless you stumble upon it. And if that’s the case you probably aren’t even sure exactly what you did right.

    If you’re that great at guessing, you should buy a lottery ticket and pick one up for us too.

    Each ad placed must be created with metrics so it can be evaluated. Good metrics will allow you to tweak or dump the advertisements and media vehicles real time.

    This saves you tons of precious advertising dollars because you are positive that the copy, layout and media are dead on target and move people to take your desired action.

    If you aren’t testing and measuring every advertisement you roll out, you are most likely wasting your money. Advertising that can’t be directly attributed to a return on investment is a bad investment.

    I know, I know, but y

    10 FREE-Creative-Low-Cost Marketing Tips
    Here are the Top 10 Tips I give small business owners and entrepreneurs on a daily basis when I see them out at networking functions. These 10 things will be the least expensive and probably the most effective forms of marketing that you could do to promote your small business.1
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    This saves you tons of precious advertising dollars because you are positive that the copy, layout and media are dead on target and move people to take your desired action.

    If you aren’t testing and measuring every advertisement you roll out, you are most likely wasting your money. Advertising that can’t be directly attributed to a return on investment is a bad investment.

    I know, I know, but you got your name out there, right? WRONG.

    Jim and Travis' small business marketing secret #4 reveals the truth about getting your name out there.

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