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How Often Should You Redesign Your Website?

How Often Should You Redesign Your Website?

The marketer’s conventional wisdom seems to suggest that you should redesign your site every 2 or 3 years to keep your business fresh. Unless your business is having challenges generating new business or supporting your current customers through your current site, you may consider holding off. Rather than focus on time between designs, it’s import [...]

Facebook Timeline for Business Pages: What You Need to Know

Facebook Timeline for Business Pages: What You Need to Know

Facebook has announced their new Timeline for Facebook Pages rollout. Over the next month you’ll get to preview the different layout Timeline will introduce for your Facebook Page. Between now and March 30th you have the option to switch to the new Timeline layout. If you haven’t done so by March 30th, your page will [...]

Overcoming Your Fear of Automation: Pt 1

Overcoming Your Fear of Automation: Pt 1

Let’s face it. There’s a small part in all of us that find it difficult automating tasks once reserved for ourselves, or our employees. Why should we hand over communications so vital to our business to a computer system? The challenge is that a lot of people never consider their process for executing simple business [...]

Social Media for the Non-Believer: 5 Tips for Getting Started

Social Media for the Non-Believer: 5 Tips for Getting Started

20 October 2010

“Social media doesn’t work.” “Social media isn’t for me.” “Social media takes too much time.” Have you heard this before? Maybe you’re someone who has the opinion that you don’t need social media. Were you also the person that didn’t have a website for your business until 2001? Of course not, YOU are smarter than [...]

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The Hokey Pokey Principle of Marketing

The Hokey Pokey Principle of Marketing

14 October 2010

It’s inevitable that at some point in your life you’ve done the Hokey Pokey—most likely when you were a kid. It didn’t matter if you knew how to dance or if you had ever even heard the song before. All you had to do was listen to the very clear instructions and do exactly what [...]

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Author to Professional Speaker: The Writer’s Next Level to Success

Author to Professional Speaker: The Writer’s Next Level to Success

14 October 2010

There are few feelings in the world that can compare to writing and publishing a book. The hard work, time and effort that are required to complete a book project can seem immeasurable; just holding the first copy in your hands ignites a great feeling of pride, joy and accomplishment. The next step is creating [...]

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Email Marketing Principle #1: You are Not Your Customer

Email Marketing Principle #1: You are Not Your Customer

07 October 2010

One of the biggest obstacles that people face when marketing is…themselves! I can’t tell you how many times I have had discussions with people who have decided to do or not do something to market their business based on the way they feel about it and not on the data presented right in front of [...]

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Write What You Know

Write What You Know

07 October 2010

Experience counts. You must have expertise or experience to be a credible nonfiction author. Expertise could mean you have an advanced degree in the field. Experience means you have lived it. You do not need a Ph.D. if you have personal experience, dedication to do research, and a deep desire to spread the word. The [...]

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Creating An Information Product to Position Yourself as THE Expert

Creating An Information Product to Position Yourself as THE Expert

30 September 2010

Here’s a quick question for you…would you rather have lots of CUSTOMERS, or lots of FANS…. Hopefully it didn’t take you too long to answer FANS. I mean, customers are great, but they are customers more so because they like what you are SELLING…fans will buy what you are selling because they like YOU. See [...]

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Bookstores are a Lousy Place to Sell Books

Bookstores are a Lousy Place to Sell Books

29 September 2010

Making Special or Non-Traditional Sales. T he book trade consists of book distributors, book wholesalers and bookstores. There are three types of bookstores: chain stores such as Borders, traditional independent stores and online stores such as Amazon.com. Publishers call sales outside of the book trade “nontraditional sales” and they set up “special sales” departments to [...]

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Celebrate National Punctuation Day Friday, September 24

Celebrate National Punctuation Day Friday, September 24

24 September 2010

Here’s a great idea for celebrating National Punctuation Day this year. Write a haiku poem and enter a Haiku Contest. Winning entries will receive a plethora of punctuation goodies from the day’s founder, Jeff Rubin. How do you enter the contest? Send your best Haiku 5-7-5 (syllables, that is) poetry to Jeff@NationalPunctuationDay.com by September 30 to [...]

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