Whether through a simple introduction to a potential client or as a detailed promotional letter, e-mail is one of the fastest and best ways of grabbing the attention of your target market, if it’s done responsibly. Sending unsolicited e-mail is not a good idea and usually brings with it unpleasant consequences. It is suggested that you do whatever you can to bring attention to your business by way of your web site, search engine placement, writing articles, publishing e-zines, sending out press releases and making offers at your site that encourage inquiries. The important point is to do whatever you can to build your own e-mail lists, which you can begin by promoting an e-zine, offering e-mail newsletters or writing an e-book.
How To Market Your Business With Email
Email marketing has become a favored method of reaching consumers among U.S. businesses. In a survey by the Direct Marketing Association, two-thirds of companies say their sales increased in 2001 because of email marketing, and sixty-three percent credit email as the most effective way to retain customers.
Market Your Book Through A Feature Story
Do you send out press releases? Have they brought you financial rewards?
If not, you may want to rethink how to write a good one–one that gets noticed, published, and most important, gets a feature story. If editors notice and love your press release, they will want to interview you for a feature story. A feature gets a lot more attention than a news release.
Web Writing’s Evolution: The Web Content Market for Writers
When It All Began: The First Web Writings
While there weren’t many online writers in the formative years of the web, if you were around then, you know what it was like.
Why Market Your Business Online?
If you are like me, and love your business, you certainly want to grow it to be as successful as possible. Whatever product or service you offer, wouldn’t you be willing to nurture it through the number one way to market”the internet? Especially if you realized all the benefits?
Getting the Word Out: Using the Internet to Market Your Resume
You need marketing to sell anything. Whether it is nuts and bolts or needles and pins, no one is going to buy it if they don’t know about it. The same is also true when it comes to you and the marketing of your services to a prospective employer. Your personal marketing piece happens to be your resume.
How to Give Yourself an Advantage in the Work-At-Home Job Market
If you’ve spent any time searching online for a home based job, you already know that the ‘net is filled with scams. When you do find a site that lists legitimate work-at-home jobs, you’ll see that these jobs listings typically have several things in common:
Get Business From Your ‘Natural Market’
I have a friend who is one of the top sales producers with a large life insurance company. Tony was born in Italy and grew up near Naples. He moved to the US about 15 years ago. He was immediately hired by his present company because he had prior experience selling insurance to US military personnel in Italy.
Redefining Distance to Market Products or Services
The recent terrorist attacks here in the US have caused many companies and individuals to rethink how they want to market to and work with others. As a result, web-enabled presentations and or collaborations are finally coming of age – the technology works with a minimum of hassle, it’s an efficient way to give marketing presentations, hold meetings, provide training and do product demonstrations. The cost savings can be significant, especially when contrasted with all of the burdened costs of holding conventional meetings; i.e. travel, hotel, transportation, facilities and “time out of the office issues.” Here is a quick primer on some baseline issues to consider when weighing the effectiveness of virtual marketing presentations and meetings.
How to Market Your Free Articles with No Money
What? You mean I have written these great, informative, valuable articles and now I have to market them! Surely if they are free, people will just come and read them.