June 23rd, 2008

Adwords Marketing Principles You Need To Know - Part 4 Of 5 - Dealing With Your Visitors Questions

Welcome to part 4 of 5 essential AdWords marketing principles. In this installment I want to address the task of dealing with your visitors questions.

So, you now have a decent amount of traffic to your site and your visitors are actually staying a while and inspecting the content of your site. It’s important that you understand when a visitor clicks on your ad and arrives at your site, she has some questions in her head. These questions and your ability to answer them quickly and effectively will greatly impact the success of your site.

April 29th, 2008

Business Surveys - A Creative Success Case Study

Surveying your customers and prospects can be downright frustrating. Even if you’ve dealt with someone for years in a business relationship, getting them to complete a survey is difficult. Either they don’t have the time and your survey sits on a shelf or is disregarded, or they do not want to part with the answers to your questions.

The questions you ask and how you ask them contribute to the overall success or failure of your surveys. The other is the design and presentation of the survey itself. The following case study deals with the presentation aspect, and how one real estate developer created an enormously successful direct mail survey by thinking outside the box.

April 21st, 2008

8 Low-cost Advertising Ideas

Despite what you may have heard, advertising doesn’t necessarily have to be expensive. In this article, I’m going to give you eight low-cost advertising ideas. These ideas can be used for both online and offline businesses.

1. Article Marketing is far and away my favorite method of promoting my business. If you write articles and allow them to be freely published, your articles become viral, meaning your articles can actually spread like a virus and have the potential to be viewed by hundreds of thousands of Internet users.

March 9th, 2008

Print Real Estate Advertising 2.0

If you’ve done much Internet browsing lately you have undoubtedly been bombarded by the term “Web 2.0”. This term refers to the revolution that is taking place all across the web towards increased capability, participation, interactivity, usability, and standardization.

While we could spend the next year discussing the value and impact this Web 2.0 convergence will have on your real estate business, it’s important that we learn to crawl before we run. One of the easiest ways to start realizing some of the benefits of Web 2.0 has very little to do with your web site: it starts with your print advertising.

March 4th, 2008

A Direct Response Copywriter Can Make You More Money

Direct marketing is one of the top advertising methods used due to its success rate. This form of marketing is written to speak to your prospects as individuals rather than faceless customers to instantly build rapport, compel them to do business with you, or inform them about your unique services.

Businesses and marketers are aware of the advantages and opportunities of direct marketing due to its success rate. Direct mail is the top method of advertising used by marketers (you’ve seen the letters).

A good copywriter can ignite your customer’s desire for your product through persuasive, powerful copy that will prompt them to act now.

February 27th, 2008

Adgroups - Keywords That Play Well Together, Stick Together

What’s the first thing you do, when building a campaign? Choose your keywords. Those keywords are then split into adgroups. How do you choose your adgroups?

There are two ways to split adgroups . The first is thinking about “What are the terms that people who want to reach your page are searching for?” (We’ll leave the second way for another article). It sounds pretty trivial of course, but you should really give the issue of grouping your keyowrds a lot of consideration.

February 22nd, 2008

Google Adwords - Why You Should Be Using Google Adwords To Promote Your Business

Google Adwords is the undisputed king of pay per click advertising search engines, case closed. You can open a Google Adwords account and literally have your ads in front of millions of interested BUYERS around the world in 30 minutes or less. It takes even less once you get your account set up, which costs a whopping $5.00 USD.

February 13th, 2008

Got Brand? Using Promotional Products To Get It Fast!

In this very busy world of people, information, companies, products, media, and the Internet, those of us in business have one challenge and that is to be uniquely recognizable. In real estate, this is achieved by location, location, location. In advertising, recognizability is achieved with branding, branding, branding.

One of the most cost effective ways to get your company recognizable is through promotional products. Now just what is that? You take your logo, brand, slogan, or mission, put it onto a product, and you have a branded product. Pens, pencils, mugs… RIGHT

January 1st, 2008

Internet Marketing

There are many exceptional benefits that come with using the internet for marketing. Internet marketing involves extremely low costs for distributing information about your product or service to an extremely broad audience spanning the globe. The interactive nature of the internet, which encourages response that can be instantaneous, is in itself one of the greatest appeals of the internet in terms of marketing capabilities.

Using the internet for marketing allows you to combine the technical and creative elements of the internet to use for designing, developing, advertising and selling your product or service. There are many marketing techniques available to you via the internet: search engine marketing, email marketing, interactive or display advertising, affiliate marketing, and viral marketing, are just a few.

December 4th, 2007

How Do You Find The Best Restaurants Using The Internet?

First, we have to define what we mean by “best.” If that equates to the quality of food, can a food critic do that for you? Don’t we each have different likes and dislikes? Therefore, that would be problematic to seek out a website that just rates our food. Sure, it’s nice to have someone give us an opinion, but can we base our whole decision on one or two restaurant reviews? I think not.


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