If you read the product offering descriptions on Groupon.com, you are in for a big surprise, because the company breaks nearly all the rules of copywriting. The copy is not brief or tightly focused on the company’s unique selling proposition. Groupon’s copy is rambling and different.
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Breaking the Rules: Why Groupon’s Different Copywriting Style Works
Posted by stepbystepmarketing.com under AdvertisingFrom http://www.stepbystepmarketing.com 4876 days ago
How to optimize marketing for serving customers across multiple websites
Posted by zimana under Online MarketingFrom http://zimana.com 4876 days ago
Web analytics coding for marketing across two or more websites under the same owner. Modifying the web analytics code permits a better assessment of customers across shared websites
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Frugal Small Business Start-up Tips: Step 2- How to Calculate Your Start-up Costs
Posted by Adam_Gottlieb under StartupsFrom http://frugalentrepreneur.com 4876 days ago
Made Hot by: Jed on July 22, 2011 2:35 pm
If you consider yourself to be an aspiring entrepreneur, then you should also add another title: amateur accountant. One of the first steps of new business creation and start-up is to figure out how much money it will take to turn your idea into an actual, operating business entity.
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How To Build A Social Media Listening Station for Your Business
Posted by channelship under Social MediaFrom http://www.channelship.ie 4876 days ago
There's a very simple way to build a listening platform in which you can keep track of all important conversations. All this can be done in less than ten minutes! I made this short video on how you can customise Hootsuite.com to make it work for you as a true listening station, ensuring that the ma
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Pricing for a ‘Daily-Rater’: Some Issues And Solutions
Posted by bloggertone under SalesFrom http://bloggertone.com 4876 days ago
Among other things, I carry out feasibility studies for start-up or developing businesses: sizing their markets, identifying important trends, doing competitive analysis and the like. Typically my projects are one-off and usually require between 3 and 10 days’ work.
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How to Go on a Vacation without Worrying about Your Business: Learn How I did It
Posted by ivanpw under StrategyFrom http://www.noobpreneur.com 4876 days ago
Is it possible to go on a vacation without worrying about your business? My answer would be: Yes, it is possible. Learn how I did it.
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Turned Down for Over 2,000 Jobs, Disabled Man Turns Self-Employed and Business is Booming!
Posted by saraib820 under Success StoriesFrom http://www.dailymail.co.uk 4876 days ago
Made Hot by: rush on July 26, 2011 2:09 pm
Meet Richard Shakespeare. Shunned by over 2,000 employers, he took matters into his own hands.
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I am Confused About Marketing
Posted by m4bmarketing under MarketingFrom http://www.m4bmarketing.com 4876 days ago
It seems that the whole focus about marketing these days is on marketing tactics, especially social media. Could imagine what Apple would look like today if they just focused on tactics for the Apple Mac and not looked at developing new products or services like iPad?
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How To Claim Your Google Place, and Why You Should
Posted by todaymade under Online MarketingFrom http://todaymade.com 4876 days ago
Google Places are official business listings, ordered by phone number and address, on Google Maps. The best way to think about your Google Places profile is like a yellow pages listing on the internet. When local searches are conducted for your business, your Google Places listing should be one of
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You Don’t Have An Hour and Half to Present
Posted by iannarino under SalesFrom http://thesalesblog.com 4876 days ago
You have been told that you have an hour and a half to present. You don’t have anywhere near that much time. What does your dream client want from your presentation?
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