10 Reasons Your Marketing Sucks

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If you’re not getting the business you want, and you’re constantly discussing marketing to no avail, your marketing strategy sucks. Here are some clues to look for:
1. You don’t have a marketing budget.
Budget? What’s that? If you think
setting aside money for marketing is a waste of time, you’ll soon be looking for employment. You [...]

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5 Ways Small Business Can Use Internet Marketing

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If you are not yet familiar with social media and/or Web 2.0, you can use this article as a primer to get yourself up to speed.

So you’ve heard of Web 2.0, but you’re not sure what it is. Do you need to install it? Nope. Web 2.0 is what you’re using right now to read [...]

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An Interview with Marketing Guru Kim T. Gordon

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I recently interviewed marketing guru Kim T. Gordon. Gordon is the author of what I consider the best book on shoestring marketing that I have read (Maximum Marketing, Minimum Dollars). She is also the president of National Marketing Federation, Inc., and provides marketing consultation for businesses (smallbusinessnow.com).

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25 Internet Marketing How To’s for every level of experience

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Wendy has done it again: An AWESOME group blogging project regarding marketing how to’s for every level of experience.
When we get together and help eachother, we can really come up with some useful marketing tutorials! Great post Wendy, and kudos to everyone else who got involved in the group project.
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An Introduction to Social Media Strategy and Socially Driven Content

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Wendy did it much better than I could have done it myself:
This post will cover a few basics - Why you would want to learn more about social media, What kind of results can you expect from social media, and How to get started learning more.read more | digg story

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Speedlinks: Working from Home to escape Daycare Costs? Gaming as a Marketing Strategy. List Building with Article Marketing. The Rebirth of Internet Marketing. Viral Marketing via MySpace

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Check out the guest post that I wrote on Wendy Piersall’s Blog: Working from home and being a mother ARE mutually exclusive! Here’s your chance to get off your guilt trip, send your kid to daycare and grow your business!
Gaming as a Marketing Strategy Podcast, courtesy of Persuadersonline.com
List Building with Article Marketing, courtesy of [...]

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Part 2: You Could Learn a Lot from a Fairy Godmother: How Disney Renewed my Faith in Loyalty and Marketing

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Part 1 Here:
You Could Learn a Lot from a Fairy Godmother: How Disney Renewed my Faith in Loyalty and Marketing
I recently was fortunate enough to sit in on a Disney Institute session on loyalty. Not knowing what to expect, I was shocked and delighted when a fairy godmother descended on the room (or rather [...]

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Part 1: ATTN CEO: 4 Signs Your Customers Hate You, and How you could learn from a Fairy.

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Here are 4 questions to ask yourself when it comes to your relationship with your customers:
1. Are your most profitable customers those who have the most reason to be dissatisfied with you?
2. Do you have rules that you want customers to break because doing so generates profits?
3. Do you make it difficult for customers to [...]

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How Much Does It Cost To Get Martha Stewart To Say Whatever You Want?

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Here’s a heck of a deal: For only $250,000, Martha Stewart will personally shill your product on her show. She even promises to “work in an advertiser’s talking points.” If you don’t have that much dough, you can grab a “one-time in-show oral mention with product close-up” for only $100,000. (wow)

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Can Microsoft Bring the Love Back for Consumers?

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You’ve likely already seen the clever movie put out by Microsoft Digital Advertising Solutions that illustrates the divorce that is currently happening between consumers and traditional advertising. People have learned to hate it (previous post). Nothing could better illustrate the disconnect that many companies are slow to acknowledge.

In just 40 hours, the movie had been [...]

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