BloggernityUnbelievable Price… Best Spinner at $47/yr
By · CommentsIt’s true. But the $47 offer is only good through Friday, October 7th.
If you’ve been putting off buying this amazing product because of the price tag, think strongly about this offer. Not only has the price been reduced for this first week, but the new Best Spinner 3.0 software has been greatly enhanced. So much that I’m sifting through the new materials and will be coming out with a comprehensive review in the next week or so. But I didn’t want to wait to post the review and deprive you of this sale.
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Bad Marketing Examples #2
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Talk about worthless old-school marketing. I’m talking about the Idaho Potatoes commercial with Denise Austin. It’s embarrassing. Get a celebrity to talk about how wonderful your product is. What a useless commercial.
They should take a lesson from HGTV. HGTV commercials are usually “how-tos” for various products or projects. That get’s people’s attention. That gives them something of value that creates two things. A sense of gratitude towards HGTV and a desire to see more HGTV. The Food Network is also very good at this.
Originally posted 2010-01-05 10:09:13. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Beware Internet Marketing Gurus
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Internet marketing “gurus” are like ants on a sugar cube.There are hundreds of them swarming all over the Internet. And the vast majority of them are full of crap.
Now I’ll be the first to admit that there are some people out there who really know their stuff. But how do you tell whether you’re going to get a first class, up to date education in Internet Marketing or sold a bunch of old tired “tricks” that haven’t worked for years or are rehashes of off-line marketing ideas?
Originally posted 2008-09-29 08:06:50. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Is Free or Open Source Software Any Good?
By · CommentsThat’s a tough question. After a few frustrating experiences, I wrote off all open source software as junk. My complaints were usually justified.
Updates were haphazard and the software often had little or no documentation (that a non-tech person could understand). If you had a problem there was no 800 number to call to get help, The user interface was usually horrible (something only a “code-writer” could love), and, frankly, I distrusted anything created by someone who was doing it for a hobby.
While there are still plenty of examples out there of open-source software created by people who have no concept of the meaning of the term “user-friendly”, there are a lot of free software packages out there that are surprisingly good. And the next step up into the paid-level is usually reasonable.
Originally posted 2008-05-21 05:49:41. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Do you have a Marketing Plan or a Marketing Hope?
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Do you have a marketing plan or a marketing hope? By this I mean, are you hoping business will pick up or do you have a marketing plan you are following to make sure your business increases?
I was at a BNI meeting yesterday subbing for someone. One of the presenters said that 97% of small businesses don’t have a business plan. While they may have pulled that number out of thin air, I’ll bet no more than that number have a Marketing Plan.
Originally posted 2009-06-19 08:42:37. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
