Archive for 'self-promotion'
Build Trust With Prospects by Revealing Your Identity
Huge companies can get away without having a “personality” at the helm, but small business marketers who try to hide are making a big mistake. If successful, those huge companies have built a reputation over the years – for good quality merchandise or for good service provided by a well-trained team of employees. No one [...]
Posted: November 7th, 2009 under advertising, marketing, marketing your real estate services, self-promotion, trust in marketing, web marketing.
Tags: business marketing, marketing, marketing on line
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If you’re in business – get blogging!
Have you avoided blogging because it seems like a lot of nonsense? If so, you’ve been reading the wrong blogs, and getting the wrong impression. It’s true that a whole lot of people write about nonsense. They blog the details of their lives that are best written in a diary or a personal journal. That’s [...]
Posted: November 5th, 2009 under inexpensive marketing, internet marketing, marketing, self-promotion.
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Marketing Yourself: Never Say You’re New
Face it – the only people who want someone who is “new” are the ones who are so hoping to get a low price that they’re willing to take a chance on you. They might even offer to let you work for them for free in order to build your reputation, your portfolio, your experience, [...]
Posted: June 27th, 2009 under marketing, self-promotion.
Tags: marketing, marketing yourself, self marketing, self-promotion
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Should you “tweet” on Twitter?
Last week I joined Twitter – I’m not sure why, but many of the experts say it’s a fine way to get your name and what you do in front of potential clients. That said, if you’re going to “tweet” then you should have a method to your madness. Rather than use it to say [...]
Posted: November 9th, 2008 under marketing, self-promotion.
Tags: marketing, self-promotion, twitter
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Self promotion with class – try this marketing program
Just have to share something that looks like a good idea – and it’s an affordable way to maintain top of mind awareness with your most valuable contacts. Here’s the story, straight from an email I got from Christy McDowell: Send out Cards is an Internet Based contact manager that allows you to send real [...]
Posted: April 8th, 2008 under customer contact, marketing, self-promotion.
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Networking, an effective piece of your overall marketing plan
Everyone talks about networking, and about working a room, and a lot of people try to do it but with little success. I’m one of them – shy and quiet in a crowd. I can hide in a crowd better than anyone I know, in spite of the fact that I love meeting and talking [...]
Posted: January 18th, 2008 under marketing, networking, self-promotion.
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Marketing Resolutions for the New Year
Did you make a New Year’s Resolution? I hadn’t really thought about it until tonight, when I read an ezine suggesting some cool ways to build business by resolving to do one thing each day toward that end. It could be working on your marketing, it could be writing and publishing an article, it could [...]
Posted: January 1st, 2008 under business building, e-mail marketing, marketing, self-promotion.
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Feed your hungry market!
I’m back! for a while Google decided that my email address didn’t exist – I don’t know what that was all about, but tonight it worked, so here I am. I have to tell about how this week a bear – or rather a few bears – made me think differently about why my friends [...]
Posted: September 7th, 2007 under customer service, e-mail marketing, hungry market, self-promotion, training employees.
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