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I sat around in a hotel room chatting with two other *very* well-known internet marketers recently. We brainstormed and shared observations until…
In our enthusiasm to measure clickthroughs, pageviews and revenues, we seldom stop to consider the cost of our Web site content.
When something isn't selling online, people automatically start assuming things like, "Internet businesses never make any money," or, "My product/service just isn't in-demand." What I tell people when they come to me with these statements is that there are numerous reasons why their product/service might not be selling, and that they should explore other options.
If your website visitors are like me, they may visit your site. They may read your sales letter. They may check out some of your links. They may even sign your guestbook. But... if that's all you have to offer, don't expect them to come back again!
Guidelines for Business Cards and Preparing Your Small Talk In the first installment of this 3-part article, we discussed networking events and how to 'work' a room.
Don't you hate it when visitors come to your website for only a second or two and then quickly click off to another site?
