Twilert is a simple online service that will monitor what people are saying about your brand on Twitter. In this post, I explain what I like about it, and give an example of how you might use it
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Use Twilert to monitor what people say about you on Twitter
Posted by Tyler under ResourcesFrom http://www.lessannoyingsoftware.com 5229 days ago
Google for Webmasters Tutorial: Ranking
Posted by lelandmcfarland under Online MarketingFrom http://www.youtube.com 5229 days ago
A webmaster tutorial video that covers how sites are displayed in Google search results. This video is direct from Google
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Before You Buy Anymore Internet Leads… — Lead Buying
Posted by billrice under Online MarketingFrom http://www.leadbuying.com 5229 days ago
Buying Internet leads to support your sales team is a great marketing short-cut. You get experts to do the hard work of generating Web traffic, creating compelling offers, and optimizing lead conversion. Typically that all works together to give you reasonable results–more sales and less marketing overhead.
Before you declare success, I want to suggest another step in the lead buying process. A practice that you might even want to make sure you do before you buy anymore Internet leads Read More
Before you declare success, I want to suggest another step in the lead buying process. A practice that you might even want to make sure you do before you buy anymore Internet leads Read More
Canadian Directory Links: What’re they worth, eh?
Posted by JVRudnick under Online MarketingFrom http://www.canuckseo.com 5229 days ago
ay, the whole directory value question may need some ’splaining…but here’s our take on the “value” of a link from a canuck directory site to your own site…least in our experience, eh!
Based on our own true belief that the “formula” that drives an SEO Campaign to the top of the rankings….is based on the fact that you need links, or rather “back links” from other sites to combine with your own superb content, to rank nice and high on a search engine. Simple and easy to understand and neither simple nor easy to accomplish. Hence the variety of serps that the world sees for their websites. Read More
Based on our own true belief that the “formula” that drives an SEO Campaign to the top of the rankings….is based on the fact that you need links, or rather “back links” from other sites to combine with your own superb content, to rank nice and high on a search engine. Simple and easy to understand and neither simple nor easy to accomplish. Hence the variety of serps that the world sees for their websites. Read More
Forecasting the Lead Market. It’s the Economy, Stupid!
Posted by billrice under Online MarketingFrom http://leadmarketwatch.com 5229 days ago
I’ve had several clients recently ask me the same question: “Where’s the lead market headed next?”
Well, I’m no soothsayer or seer, but I think these kind of trends are pretty easy to breakdown into reasonable predictions. So, better than giving you a one line prediction. I’ll give you a freebie and walk you through some of my analysis Read More
Well, I’m no soothsayer or seer, but I think these kind of trends are pretty easy to breakdown into reasonable predictions. So, better than giving you a one line prediction. I’ll give you a freebie and walk you through some of my analysis Read More
Social Media: The Journey Begins With You
Posted by B2CMKTG under Social MediaFrom http://www.b2cmarketinginsider.com 5229 days ago
Great news, your boss has selected you to create and manage the company’s new social media initiatives. Now like many marketers currently experiencing a similar situation, you probably immediately thought “why me?” and then quickly thereafter “how do I get started?” First off, it is important to note that social media is not synonymous with Twitter or Facebook. According to Duct Tape Marketing, social media is the use of technology combined with social interaction to create or co-create value. Second, similar to any other marketing campaign, you must start by defining your target audience and then setting specific objectives that can be measured.
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Curing The Social Media Blues
Posted by pathenry123 under Social MediaFrom http://smallbusinesscommunity.blogspot.com 5229 days ago
Friday I wrote a post about how frustrating it can be to find time for blogging (or social media in general) when other time pressures seem overwhelming. I'm thrilled at the great responses I got, and I'd like to share a few of my favorite tips that I received from readers
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Relationship Building 101: Building Successful Client Communications
Posted by lkpetrolino under StrategyFrom http://flyingpigcommunications.com 5229 days ago
I'm often asked the following questions by clients and readers:
"How can I set myself apart from my competitiors?"
"How can I define myself in the market?"
"How can I reach out and bring in customers?"
My simple answer to all of these, and similar questions, is Relationship Building.
We aren't talking 'customer service' here, customer service is how average businesses deal with customers....we are talking about creating an environment where your customer sees you as their friend. Where you build a level of trust, credibility and respect, and your business becomes part of their worldview.
This is Relationship Building, and this is how exceptional businesses communicate with customers Read More
"How can I set myself apart from my competitiors?"
"How can I define myself in the market?"
"How can I reach out and bring in customers?"
My simple answer to all of these, and similar questions, is Relationship Building.
We aren't talking 'customer service' here, customer service is how average businesses deal with customers....we are talking about creating an environment where your customer sees you as their friend. Where you build a level of trust, credibility and respect, and your business becomes part of their worldview.
This is Relationship Building, and this is how exceptional businesses communicate with customers Read More
Putting neuroscience to work for your company or brand…
Posted by RickPulito under MarketingFrom http://ideationz.wordpress.com 5229 days ago
The expanding field of neuroscience is opening up new insights into how the mind influences preferences and buying behavior. People do not act rationally...we are emotional creatures and what we say is often not reflected in how we act. This post discusses three aspects of how neuroscience impacts marketing. Please come visit http://ideationz.wordpress.com for additional articles and thoughts. 100% ad free. Hoping you will visit and subscribe. Thanks a ton. Rick S. Pulit
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Sales Tip A Day: Using Webinars to Sell
Posted by argentisgroup under SalesFrom http://www.salestipaday.com 5229 days ago
Do you want to know a great way to market to a broader audience? Hold a webinar. Here are some ideas that you can use for your webinars and ways to promote your webinar
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