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Casual Articles - Internet Marketers and Two-Year-Olds: Just Toddling Around Asking Lots of Questions
It is an interesting exercise for one who creates ads to watch other ads. It is clear to see the motivation behind what causes some people to build ads the way they do. There are clearly three angles that could and should be considered as components of an ad. Most have one, some have two, the best have all three.1) The most common denominator is the element of cleaver. These are the ads that usually have funny as the main ingredient. It is easy
Don’t forget the Number One Question:
What's That?
Easy enough, right? As you write your web article, throw out a term. Ask the question, and then explain what it is. The rea
Merchant account providers help provide accounts to merchants. Banks are the most well known providers of merchant accounts. Also, there are third party merchant account providers that are extremely popular with international and Internet merchants. To become a successful merchant account provider, there are a few basics one needs to understand.The merchant account provider requires the help of at least two other entities to grant a merchant account to a client.
To be more accurate, he says it like this: "Whussat?"
He toddles around the yard pointing things out, asking over and over: "Whussat? Whussat?"
When wee little Conor looks up at me with his wondering eyes and asks, "Whussat?" do I answer him? Why, of course I do.
"Whussat?"
"That's a big truck."
"Whussat?"
"That's a flower..."
Turns out that my little buddy and I have more in common than I ever would have guessed. I, too, am toddling around... exploring the ever-evolving world of internet business. Each time I come upon an unfamiliar term, that same question pops into my head.
What's THAT?
If you've been doing the internet marketing thing for a while, you might consider that, like me, your audience of readers has just as many questions as a curious two-year-old.
Affiliate Marketing: what's that?
(It's a way to make a commission on someone else's product.)
SEO: what's that?
(It stands for Search Engine Optimization.)
So when you feel like dazzling your audience with some advanced terminology... don't forget the very basic and necessary questions that, if answered, will garner you a generous crop of loyal fans who can't thank you enough for the much-needed information.
Don’t forget the Number One Question:
What's That?
Easy enough, right? As you write your web article, throw out a term. Ask the question, and then explain what it is. The read
In Part I of Marketing Bulldozer - Top Five Ways to Beat the Competition, I went over the basics to get you started on your path to success. Now I'm going to give you the top five tools and resources that top companies and entertainers use to get on top and stay there.1. Meet the press. You will need the press on your side to get your product the attention it deserves. To do that, you will need to write a compelling press release. If you feel you can't do that,
He toddles around the yard pointing things out, asking over and over: "Whussat? Whussat?"
When wee little Conor looks up at me with his wondering eyes and asks, "Whussat?" do I answer him? Why, of course I do.
"Whussat?"
"That's a big truck."
"Whussat?"
"That's a flower..."
Turns out that my little buddy and I have more in common than I ever would have guessed. I, too, am toddling around... exploring the ever-evolving world of internet business. Each time I come upon an unfamiliar term, that same question pops into my head.
What's THAT?
If you've been doing the internet marketing thing for a while, you might consider that, like me, your audience of readers has just as many questions as a curious two-year-old.
Affiliate Marketing: what's that?
(It's a way to make a commission on someone else's product.)
SEO: what's that?
(It stands for Search Engine Optimization.)
So when you feel like dazzling your audience with some advanced terminology... don't forget the very basic and necessary questions that, if answered, will garner you a generous crop of loyal fans who can't thank you enough for the much-needed information.
Don’t forget the Number One Question:
What's That?
Easy enough, right? As you write your web article, throw out a term. Ask the question, and then explain what it is. The rea
One of my associates sent me a promotional email she'd received. “I know this marketing communication doesn't work,” she told me, “but why doesn't this make me want to buy?” I took a look, and what I saw was familiar and sad. The promotional piece was for a weekend retreat. I could feel all the good intentions behind it, but the words just lay on the page like tired puppies. Worn out. No zip. No life.As solo business owners, we are often at a loss to understand
What's THAT?
If you've been doing the internet marketing thing for a while, you might consider that, like me, your audience of readers has just as many questions as a curious two-year-old.
Affiliate Marketing: what's that?
(It's a way to make a commission on someone else's product.)
SEO: what's that?
(It stands for Search Engine Optimization.)
So when you feel like dazzling your audience with some advanced terminology... don't forget the very basic and necessary questions that, if answered, will garner you a generous crop of loyal fans who can't thank you enough for the much-needed information.
Don’t forget the Number One Question:
What's That?
Easy enough, right? As you write your web article, throw out a term. Ask the question, and then explain what it is. The rea
Life after an MBA program is an exciting time. You will see opportunities open up for your future. In the past, you may have been rejected by employers for lack of experience. Now you are embraced as top candidates for many positions. There are different paths you can take after graduating with an MBA.You can attain a new position in your present company. Many workers go back to school to get their MBA while they are still working. Some companies pay for your sc
Affiliate Marketing: what's that?
(It's a way to make a commission on someone else's product.)
SEO: what's that?
(It stands for Search Engine Optimization.)
So when you feel like dazzling your audience with some advanced terminology... don't forget the very basic and necessary questions that, if answered, will garner you a generous crop of loyal fans who can't thank you enough for the much-needed information.
Don’t forget the Number One Question:
What's That?
Easy enough, right? As you write your web article, throw out a term. Ask the question, and then explain what it is. The rea
Customer Service is not as simple as students may surmise. But that does not mean that any business cannot at least improve upon their customer service. I suppose there is a book called; Customer Service for Dummies. And if you want to improve your customer service skills and you think you are a dumb dumb then let me offer a few tips on things you can do to make your current customer service even better.1.) Talk to your customers ask them what they like or do
Don’t forget the Number One Question:
What's That?
Easy enough, right? As you write your web article, throw out a term. Ask the question, and then explain what it is. The reader always appreciates it when you take a few moments to explain. This is what separates you from all of the other marketers out there. YOU have the answers.
Should you dedicate a whole crop of articles to answering the question, What's That?
Why, of course you should!
By captivating an audience of “toddler” marketers, you can secure yourself as the be-all-end-all of experts. And once they hitch their wagons to your internet marketing star, you can carry them along on your neverending quest for more web knowledge. Now THAT’s how to build a following!
Suppose you'd like to teach new marketers about website hosting. Define everything within your article. "Domain name." What's that? "Web hosting package.” What's that?
Too often we forget that not everyone knows what we know, and the fact that we know it is by far the strongest indicator of our credibility in the first place!
So: next time you see a newbie marketer toddling around, asking “What’s that!” over and over... be extra helpful and answer his questions. Then, think about all of his little marketer friends... and be proactive in answering ten more questions before they're even asked. Write your answers in the form of a very basic and totally informative web article.
After you’ve primed your crop of new marketing students, will you then be able to kick back and relax?
Heck no! Instead, you can be sure that they’ll be ready with
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