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How to get an article in a business magazine
Business magazines have specific preferences and rules of engagement. Maximise your chances of getting published by following these seven rules.
Add Emotional Impact To Your Content
Write content that will have a powerful emotional impact on your site visitors to get the most of your articles, SEO landing pages or any other content.
Add Emotional Impact To Your Content
Write content that will have a powerful emotional impact on your site visitors to get the most of your articles, SEO landing pages or any other content.
Plan For Success
The best way to create a user-friendly, powerful web site is to plan for it. If you’re going to invest time in building and promoting your site, you want to be sure that once visitors get there, they’re converted into buyers.
Should I optimize my site for search? Is it worth the cost?
Search Engine Optimization has been around for a long time, much longer than you probably realize. However it only now is getting attention that is turning “SEO” (Search Engine Optimization) into a common word that thousands of companies offer as a service. It make sense however, that the industry is getting said attention as the amount of people who browse, buy, and look for information on the Internet grows dramatically every year. However it is a scary industry from the consumer side. Difficult to understand with plenty of Catch-22's, misinformation, and potential high costs. The gray areas of SEO make it difficult to figure out if it is worth doing. Luckily for you, I am here to help you figure that out.
A Questionnaire for Businesses
Twenty-five questions to help you determine how well you know your own marketing condition.
Secrets to Experiential Persuasion
Life can hand you a bowl of cherries.. you just need to know how to ask for it. Discover what experiential persuasion is and how it works in the brain of your audience to create better 'Top of Mind" experiences and more effective marketing campaigns for your product, service, company or personal affairs. This is a 'reveal all' that marketers don't want you to know about. It is an insight as to how people think, remember and process information, recall it, and to take action. This is a blue print to experiential persuasion and strategic marketing techniques. This article is written by Carson Tang who specializes in experiential marketing and strategic marketing to position audience behavior resulting in viral results.
Use Testimonials to Market Yourself
Testimonials are a wonderful way to market yourself. They give you credibility—a third-party endorsement.
Article Marketing Explained
Lots of people have heard about article marketing but do not really understand what it is. There are different ways article marketing can be used to help you.
How SEO and Website Translation will Effect your Online Marketing Strategy
In today's world, most people are using the Internet to find information and gain access to resources they both normally cannot access or would require some travel and effort to acquire. The Internet solves this disparity between customer need and customer access by enabling any user in a myriad of countries with a portal to the Internet to have access to all the information/services/products they desire with a click of a button. This change has led many marketing firms and agencies to evolve their marketing strategies from radio and TV to aggressive online awareness and promotional activities. This change is due in part to the immense potential for growth the Internet facilitates in both the local and global markets for service(s) or product(s).

Introduction to Web Marketing (SEO) - How to Rank Your Web Site
Start learning how to increase targeted web traffic with the purpose of increasing overall sales. The purpose of this article is to provide some foundational explanations and keys to help entrepreneurs and small business owners alike begin their web marketing and search engine optimization initiatives.

Target Your Market
Your market is not everybody, as so many small businesses assume. It is the people/organizations who need, want, have the money--and the willingness--to pay for what you are offering. Identifying them can be complicated and expensive, or it can be relatively painless and cheap.
Your Marketing Message
Your message is first among your weapons in the battle of perceptions. Your message allows you to accomplish many things. Your message can educate the masses, convert the non-believers or separate the wheat from the chaff. But not all three.
Six levels of competitive readiness: How to get ready for the ambush...
To succeed today you need more than the right product or service. As soon as the market catches on, someone else will find a way to provide a similar product or service. To stay a step ahead of this competition you must already have a plan to move your product or service up a hierarchy of competitive levels. Once you have provided the need at one level, you have to be prepared to provide the need at the next level. This is product readiness for the competitive ambush ahead. This is how to stay ahead of the competition with what Theodore Levitt once described as the generic product, the expected product, the augmented product, and the potential product.
How to Sell Without Being a Salesperson
Not all "salespeople" are created equally. The caricature of a salesperson paints a pushy, manipulative, and insincere picture. The following article illustrates methods that are discordant with these attributes and offers a fresh image to be viewed through noble practice.
SEE THE WORLD THROUGH YOUR CUSTOMERS EYES™
There is a competitive nature to business today, which often causes companies to sing the praises of their own product, service, or technology, as though it were the single answer to all of the world’s problems. But as we have learned, one size does not fit all. And one Seller’s product, service, or technology does not solve all problems across the board. In fact, most Buyers feel that their problems, their industries, and their businesses are unique, and Sellers run the risk of insulting them by implying otherwise. Too often, Sellers are presumptuous, acting like the cavalry riding in to save the day. Why do they do this? Certainly, they want to help. And naturally, they want the work. But we feel that this is a shortsighted way of establishing one’s business as a solution to another business’s problems.

Marketing 201: Networking Goals
Have you dreaded going to a business event? While at the event, found yourself wishing that the event would end soon so you could go home? Once at home, you then wished you were more outgoing and could connect with people at the events?

“Strategic Marketing Tips From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach”
Using strategic thinking in developing your marketing plan means you understand the needs and desires of your clients and customers, and you show them how your product/service satisfies those needs. You must know: what value your product or service offers & what benefits it provides; what differentiates you & your product/service from the competition; who are your stakeholders, which may include: your suppliers, your bank, your subcontractors or vendors, your associates, your staff, your clients or customers, and of course the general public; where your clients & customers are located geographically; and what are the most effective distribution channels to deliver your product or service? Your strategic thinking business coach provides the following ten (10) strategic marketing tips to use in developing your strategic marketing plan.

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Cold Calling Without Fear
Cold calling techniques are ways to “open” and “qualify” a prospect who is not particularly familiar with the product or service being offered. Unlike a customer coming into a showroom, who is already at least somewhat familiar with the product or service he is seeking, a “cold prospect” may never have heard of the product or service, and even if he has, he may have no awareness of his own need or desire to buy it. When dealing with “cold prospects”, the salesperson needs...

Buying A Franchise FAQs
A franchise may need to be looked at from a product or service comparison prospective. While one franchise’s product or service may be suitable in a geographic area, another may not be. When evaluating a franchise, close attention needs to be spent evaluating: the strength of the franchiser, the franchiser’s long-term goal, the uniqueness of its product or service, the type of consumer response the product or service is achieving, the amount of fees it charges, the type of support it provides: 1) startup 2) operations 3) marketing, and the length of the contract you will be signing.
“Strategic Marketing Tips From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach”
Using strategic thinking in developing your marketing plan means you understand the needs and desires of your clients and customers, and you show them how your product/service satisfies those needs. You must know: what value your product or service offers & what benefits it provides; what differentiates you & your product/service from the competition; who are your stakeholders, which may include: your suppliers, your bank, your subcontractors or vendors, your associates, your staff, your clients or customers, and of course the general public; where your clients & customers are located geographically; and what are the most effective distribution channels to deliver your product or service? Your strategic thinking business coach provides the following ten (10) strategic marketing tips to use in developing your strategic marketing plan.
Six levels of competitive readiness: How to get ready for the ambush...
To succeed today you need more than the right product or service. As soon as the market catches on, someone else will find a way to provide a similar product or service. To stay a step ahead of this competition you must already have a plan to move your product or service up a hierarchy of competitive levels. Once you have provided the need at one level, you have to be prepared to provide the need at the next level. This is product readiness for the competitive ambush ahead. This is how to stay ahead of the competition with what Theodore Levitt once described as the generic product, the expected product, the augmented product, and the potential product.
When you hear, "Your Price Is Too High!!
When your customer tells you your price is too high—You have made the sale. That’s right. They are telling you • The product you are selling satisfies all their needs • he product solves their problems • They love your product/service • They want your product/service Now all you have to do is show them your product is worth more to them than their money. All you have to do is turn the feature Price into a BENEFITT.
Whats The Customer Service Buzz About Your Business
If you're a regular reader of this column you know that my number one pet peeve is bad customer service. Nothing chaps my backside more than paying hard-earned money for a product or service only to have the provider of said product or service become apathetic, obnoxious or just downright rude after the transactional smoke has cleared.
ANOTHER WORD FOR MARKETING - HOW ABOUT VOICE OF THE CUSTOMER?
I think the smartest companies ask their customers what the requirements should be for the product or service and then work backwards? The not so smart, designs a product/service and then figures out ways to market and sell it. Which one are you?
How to Generate Leads for Free or Low Cost
If you are a small business owner then it is in your best interest to build the list of prospects you market to. The more people know about your product or service, talk about your product or service and generate interest in your product or service, the more sales you are likely to make. Wouldnt it be great to bring thousands of visitors to your website weekly? Heres how to do it.

Successful Sales Tips for Beginners – Sales Tip #2
Until you determine whether an organization or individual can utilize and benefit from your product &/or service, they are a 'suspect'. You suspect they have a need that your product &/or service will fill. Your responsibility is to ask qualifying questions and listen closely to the answers. Then ask additional questions and continue listening before articulating how your product &/or service will provide value, increase productivity or efficiency. Until qualified, a ‘suspect’ is not a prospect. You cannot begin to even think your product &/or service will provide value without understanding the needs of the suspect. Develop questions providing information allowing you to quickly qualify or disqualify a suspect, avoiding wasted effort and time. If you disqualify a ‘suspect’, quickly shift the conversation (perhaps a referral partner?)
Success Secret: Sell Your Value, Not Your Service or Product
The clients are out there, you just need to reach them. And the best way to get them to take notice is to sell your value not your product or service. But, before you can present your value, you have to understand exactly what it is. What is the value or effect that your product or service offers your customer? Focus on that. Sell your value not your product. Once you’ve defined your value, find the media mix that best fits your business or company.
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