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Casual Articles - Post Launch Laundry List = Did You Know You Should Have One?
Fifteen thousand, four hundred and twenty eight, that is the number of listings that resulted from the search “ebook” on eBay this morning. Wow, talk about a vibrant marketplace, why would people list over 15,000 e-books if they weren’t selling? The answer is they wouldn’t, of course these puppies are selling, and you could be cashing in on this phenomenon. When publishing online it is best to keep a diverse group of outlets pitching your e-book. Just as it is important to keep a diverse portfolio in regards to investing, i
Outsourcing can really be beneficial for a number of reasons. Some companies enjoy benefits such as reduced labor costs, larger workforces, access to industry experts and increased flexibility through outsourcing. However, despite the obvious advantages to outsourcing there are some situations when outsourcing is not a good idea. Although there a number of scenarios where outsourcing is a viable business option there are other scenarios where outsourcing is not the best idea. In these situations it is best to keep the work
You’re in this Internet Marketing game to make money right? So, it would seem logical that once you have launched a product successfully and the money’s coming in, you should decide what you want to do next. Well, that is just plain leaving cash on the table...and lots of it.
It’s relatively common knowledge that it takes 6-10 views of a marketer’s message to entice folks to seal the deal, and open their wallets. In addition to that, almost 98% of folks that see your page the first time will not buy. If you think these stats don’t matter because you are already rolling in it, think again.
Ever heard the phrase “the money is in the list” before? Actually, that’s not entirely true. People with the money, are in the list. The money is in the follow up! You need to make sure you have a 10-15 message autoresponder series (more could amount to overkill and a silly unsubscribe rate) plugged in and ready to go to e
One of the most engaging ways to talk about your business is by telling stories about your clients and how you helped them. Most of us love to tell and hear stories.When you describe how you helped a client, you are planting seeds in the mind of your listener or reader about what is possible. As your tale unfolds, she may start thinking "Wow, that's just the situation I'm in" or "I could use that kind of help."Your stories don’t have to portray large-scale or dramatic turnarounds. If you’ve had those kind of r
You’re in this Internet Marketing game to make money right? So, it would seem logical that once you have launched a product successfully and the money’s coming in, you should decide what you want to do next. Well, that is just plain leaving cash on the table...and lots of it.
It’s relatively common knowledge that it takes 6-10 views of a marketer’s message to entice folks to seal the deal, and open their wallets. In addition to that, almost 98% of folks that see your page the first time will not buy. If you think these stats don’t matter because you are already rolling in it, think again.
Ever heard the phrase “the money is in the list” before? Actually, that’s not entirely true. People with the money, are in the list. The money is in the follow up! You need to make sure you have a 10-15 message autoresponder series (more could amount to overkill and a silly unsubscribe rate) plugged in and ready to go to e
“If you would win a man to your cause, first convince him you are his sincere friend.” Abraham LincolnNowhere is this truer than in selling, where you are trying to persuade another, often a stranger, to make a decision they may not even have considered prior to your meeting.The buyer-seller situation – like any human contact – is an exercise in human relations: the interplay, cause and effect of behaviour by two or more people on each other. In the buyer-seller situation, the seller must be responsible
It’s relatively common knowledge that it takes 6-10 views of a marketer’s message to entice folks to seal the deal, and open their wallets. In addition to that, almost 98% of folks that see your page the first time will not buy. If you think these stats don’t matter because you are already rolling in it, think again.
Ever heard the phrase “the money is in the list” before? Actually, that’s not entirely true. People with the money, are in the list. The money is in the follow up! You need to make sure you have a 10-15 message autoresponder series (more could amount to overkill and a silly unsubscribe rate) plugged in and ready to go to e
This question is all I hear when someone realizes the power of blogging.In an attempt to give real information to users and not the run around I have decided to post this article. When approached with the question of how to create a blog because everyone else is doing it so I do too. I have to say this is not an easy answer. Even though there are tons of sources to start a blog that does not make it successful.6 Steps to a successful blog: Choose a popular location to start your blog and
Ever heard the phrase “the money is in the list” before? Actually, that’s not entirely true. People with the money, are in the list. The money is in the follow up! You need to make sure you have a 10-15 message autoresponder series (more could amount to overkill and a silly unsubscribe rate) plugged in and ready to go to e
A reader suggested recently that some of my articles should be submitted to Digg, an online website where readers submit and vote for newsworthy and interesting pieces. The advice was flattering, and indeed it seems that some of what is said here is by all accounts of interest to a broad spectrum of readers, but more interesting still is the process by which Digg aims to achieve objectives of newsworthiness.The website operates on the democratic principle that readers can pick and choose what submitted articles they
If done right you will absolutely see a noticeable increase in click thru to sales rates, sometimes into the double digits. And what does “done right” actually entail? There are a few things you should focus on when creating an autoresponder series.
1)Make sure there’s a logical chronology to your series. I am a subscriber to many lists and read my emails avidly...for one I want to always be learning and for another I just like to see what my competition is up to.
What’s amazing is the number of autoresponder series I’ve registered for where there is no clear and concise path. One day the mail is about this and the next day it’s about that. This is a surefire way to negatively impact your bottom line.
2)Personalize the messages as much as you possibly can. Yes, that includes utilizing code to automatically input the first name of the recipient but it goes deeper than that. People can smell mass production and are
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