ClickBank team says, “Being an entrepreneur is always tricky, as you have to bring a product idea to a large market fairly quickly in order to see success. The Internet can make this challenge easier. By deploying online marketing strategies, you can garner attention for your product without a massive advertising budget. Best of all, you will not need to hire a pricey web designer to get started. There are some basic tools available that can help you get your Internet marketing assets up and running even if you only have rudimentary design skills”. Create Stunning Marketing Assets Without... [...]

Chow says, “There are many reason I am successful, but one of the biggest has to be my level of consistency. When this blog started, Iaverage over two blog posts a day everyday for five years. And it was this constant posting level that allowed the blog to be successful. If you want to succeed online, you must be consistent. You pick one program, likeblogging or MTTB, and you follow it. Day in. Day out. Do it. Work it. Consistency transcends to other things online as well. You have to be consistent in growing your list. You have to be consistent at putting out new blog posts. You have to be... [...]

ClickBank team says, “If you’re having trouble marketing your business, generating leads, and getting more sales just because you have a non-existent marketing budget, it’s time to re-think your strategy. These four tips will help you market your brand and drive more traffic to your website without spending a dime. Build a Blog If you don’t already have a blog on your website, it’s time to build one. A blog that is regularly updated with fresh, engaging, and valuable posts will attract people to your brand and will help build a loyal following. In addition, content keeps you relevant... [...]

Sam Kusinitz says, “You know when you’re so close to another person that they literally finish your sentences for you? Well, Google’s kinda like that person for all of us. When we have a question or are searching for information, Google tries to guess what we’re searching for before we even finish typing out our query. While the search engine’s dedication and devotion is unmatched, its Autocomplete suggestions are not always on the money. Sometimes, they’re hilarious. Sometimes, they’re puzzling. Other times, they’re just downright depressing. But most of the... [...]

The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “The Small Business Struggle: Simple Ways to Start Improving your Online Presence”. Lance Brown says, “Seven in 10 of today’s micro small businesses (those with fewer than 10 employees) say time and cost restraints prohibit them from improving their online presence, according to a new study from Huzzah Media.[1] In today’s mobile world, it is critical that Main Street businesses engage with their customers on a more frequent basis since many of their big box counterparts are already doing so.  But small business... [...]

The latest article on  ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “The Secret To Better Online Marketing: It’s Not What You Think”. David Rodnitzky says, “A Zappos customer service employee recently set a record with an epic  ten-hour conversation with a customer. At Netflix, employees get unlimited PTO because the company concluded “we should focus on what people get done, not on how many days worked.” So, what do these random tidbits have to do with your online marketing success? Turns out, a lot! The culture you create in your company will absolutely impact your marketing... [...]

The latest article on Mark Ling’s ‘Affilorama’ blog is titled “3 Make-or-Break Online Marketing Trends”. Adam Hansen says, “Online marketing is so ubiquitous that it would take a lot of work to avoid it. The saying, “unless you have been living under a rock” doesn’t even apply to online marketing. Say you removed yourself from society, completely unplugged and effectively lived under a technology-free rock — online marketing would touch your life. Goods and services are marketed, advertised, bought and sold all around the world in every industry possible online. But considering... [...]

Jay Baer‘s latest ‘Convince & Convert’ blog post is titled “How to get approval for marketing strategy shifts″. Baer says, “Over the past few weeks, I’ve done several keynote presentations about Youtility at small, focused events where nearly all attendees were CMOs or other execs at large companies. In each of these situations, I received the same question from an audience member: “I work at a big company with entrenched marketing processes. How can we possibly move to creating marketing that’s totally different and useful?” It’s a great question, because it strikes... [...]

The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Online marketing: should you focus on traffic or conversions?”. Benjamin Morel says, “If you are entering the online world for the first time as a business it doesn’t matter whether you are a startup or an established bricks-and-mortar company, you need to choose what to spend your resources on. So far so obvious; that’s all part of your marketing strategy. But when you’re thinking about that strategy there’s one big, tough question that will almost inevitably come up: “Should we spend more of our resources trying... [...]

The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “4 Signs Your Marketing Strategy Needs an Overhaul”. Annie Zelm says, “When you drive a car that’s almost 10 years old and is approaching the 150,000-mile mark, you’re constantly watching for signs of poor performance. You don’t wonder if something will go wrong — you know it’s just a matter of when and how much it will cost to fix. My car has failed on several occasions, but usually not without warning. There’s a glaring “check engine” light, a shaking steering column, a loud clunking sound (or, with my luck, all three.)“. 4... [...]