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Copyright 2004 Bob Leduc
http://BobLeduc.com
The following 3 simple selling tactics produce sales by
responding to the way customers normally think and behave.
They work for any business - regardless of what you sell,
how you sell or where you sell it.
1. Pay Attention to Getting Attention
Can you remember the last 3 advertising messages beamed at
you? Can you remember even one of them? Most people can't
...including your prospective customers. That's because they
automatically ignore the steady stream of advertising
directed at them.
This illustrates a major obstacle you need to overcome
before you can sell anything. You have to get your
prospect's attention - and get it fast - or your sales
message will be ignored.
Here are 3 proven ways you can capture a prospect's
attention quickly:
Posted by on Tuesday, December 21, 2004 - 07:21 PM (636 Reads)
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by Ken Hill
http://www.NetProMarketer.com
1. Use subheads throughout your ad copy.
Subheads are great to use to break up your long ad copy.
Your subheads will keep your visitor's interest in your
marketing copy and help you to break up your information
into short manageable chunks.
Your subheads should act like your headlines. Use your
subheads to increase your visitor's interest in what you're
talking about, draw your visitor into your ad copy, and to
emphasize the benefits of purchasing your product.
Posted by on Tuesday, June 08, 2004 - 01:40 PM (1305 Reads)
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by Sopan Greene, M.A.
http://www.AngryEnoughToChange.com
I love a lot of aspects to marketing. The creativity in designing ads, the thrill of watching an ad campaign work and connect with people, and learning new ways to market better are all fantastic.
But the best thing about marketing is that when we market we're helping people discover products and services that impact their lives in positive, sometimes even amazing, ways.
Posted by on Monday, November 24, 2003 - 03:56 PM (1476 Reads)
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- by Jim Edwards
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved
http://www.thenetreporter.com
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As the Web grows more crowded and just plain "noisy" with information bombarding us from every angle, most people welcome any tool, trick or shortcut to help them wade through the mountains of data to find what they want.
Since your web browser represents your main window to the Internet, it makes sense for any tool which enables you to find what you need and get around faster online should sit right where you need it most... on your browser!
Introducing Web browser "toolbars," free little programs you download from the Web that work with Internet Explorer and Netscape to put you several steps closer to the information you need right now.
Posted by on Friday, November 14, 2003 - 03:27 PM (2069 Reads)
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© By David Garfinkel
eBook Secrets
Recently I was talking with one of my favorite Internet information marketers, and he brought up a point that I've noticed before and perhaps you have, too.
It's this: People pay more money for fewer pages - fewer words - with ebooks. And the smart ones do so gladly.
In this article, I'll show you how to cash in on this trend yourself as an information marketer, while at the same time providing your customers with FAR more value than they have paid for.
Posted by on Friday, November 14, 2003 - 03:20 PM (1608 Reads)
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by Kris Mills - Words that Sell
Copyright (c) 2003 Kris Mills. All Rights Reserved.
Some sales people think that because they're great at selling face-to-face, they don't need to put a lot of time or effort into writing a winning proposal. They feel that their verbal skills did all the selling for them.
That's where many of them come undone.
Unless your prospect hands you a check "on the spot", there's still a chance they won't purchase from you.
After all, once you've left their office, and a day or two passes, that's when the excitement levels start to fade and the fears and concerns start to rise to the surface.
Posted by on Tuesday, November 11, 2003 - 02:34 PM (1416 Reads)
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Linda Dominique Grosvenor ©2003 All Rights Reserved.
www.lindadominiquegrosvenor.com
If you need to spend more time writing, instead of endless hours dreaming about "being" a writer, here are five quick tips.
1. Get away from the computer. Nothing ever happened staring at the computer except the onset of dizziness and eye strain. They say that a watched pot doesn't boil, the same goes for a book. Sitting at a computer doesn't write a book, whereas a change in scenery (even if you're just moving a chair nearer to an open window) can start the creative juices flowing and move you closer to your dream of becoming published.
Posted by on Tuesday, November 11, 2003 - 02:31 PM (1444 Reads)
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By Charlie Cook
www.charliecook.net
Have you ever sent out a sales letter and received little or no response, or put up a web site and found hardly anyone visiting it. Have you worked hard on an article only to find that few people read it and even fewer contacted you as a result?
Let's be honest; everyone makes mistakes. The difference between the winners and the losers in business is that winners recognize their mistakes and avoid making the same blunder again. Each time you can recognize a marketing mistake and correct it your marketing will be that much better.
Posted by on Tuesday, November 11, 2003 - 02:19 PM (1343 Reads)
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by Craig Lock
http://www.craiglock.com
This short extract is from my booklet 'How to Write a Book and Get Published' and is written for the "off-line" world of publishing. Although it's a very brief look at this huge subject, I hope it may be helpful to aspiring* authors.
* What's the definition of an aspiring author? A waiter!
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PRESENTATION OF YOUR "WORK OF ART":
Not how YOU dress, but how you "dress up" your work.
Some points to help you:
Posted by on Tuesday, November 11, 2003 - 02:16 PM (1619 Reads)
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By Herman Drost
If you don't find a niche market for the product or service you offer, you will have a difficult time being successful. Most newcomers who wish to do business on the Internet often market to everyone they can find with the expectation that everyone will do business with them. This is the same as throwing mud against the wall and hoping some of it will stick. They have not yet found their niche market.
What is niche marketing?
A niche market is composed of individuals and businesses that have similar interests and needs, which can be readily identified and that can be easily targeted and reached.
Posted by on Wednesday, October 22, 2003 - 01:42 PM (1879 Reads)
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| Other Stories |
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· 3 Simple Selling Tactics
(Dec 21, 2004)
· 7 Super Ways To Drum Up More Sales
(Jun 08, 2004)
· How to Love Marketing and Make More Money!
(Nov 24, 2003)
· Put Your Web Browser On Steroids With The Right "Toolbar"
(Nov 14, 2003)
· Why eBooks Bring Their Authors More Money Than Print Books Do
(Nov 14, 2003)
· 4 Yes/No Variables That Make or Break a Sale
(Nov 11, 2003)
· 5 Quick Ways to Beat Writers Block
(Nov 11, 2003)
· Let Your Mistakes Improve Your Marketing and Your Profits
(Nov 11, 2003)
· How To Write a Book and Get Published
(Nov 11, 2003)
· Niche Marketing - How to Find Your Perfect Niche Market
(Oct 22, 2003)
· 5 Reasons to Engage An Attractive Site
(Oct 22, 2003)
· Turn Customer Complaints Into More Sales
(Oct 21, 2003)
· Write an Ezine? But I Don't Know HOW!
(Oct 20, 2003)
· The Fatal Attraction of Online Marketers
(Oct 20, 2003)
· And The Internet Went Boom!
(Oct 20, 2003)
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