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1. Smart Ways To Use Email Marketing Today
December 05, 2016

Marketing your business is a big job. You need to have techniques and methods that allow you to target your customers and clients in a way that fires them up for what you have to offer. Email marketing can be an excellent tool for your marketing strategy if you know how to use it. Here are some good tips to get you going. Mini-course 2.0 Reveals How You Can Make Money Online With Mini-course Email Marketing! - Click Here! You might need to try following up to your customers with an alert on a price increase. The email could include a link that says to act now in order to avoid this i... (read more)

Author: Cacey Taylor

2. Three Paths tp Build a Business
January 11, 2016

I’ve discovered that there are three paths to building a business. I’ve been on all three at some point in my entrepreneurial journey. The first is the path of hoping. Marketing on the path of hoping is a lot like flinging pasta at the wall to see what sticks. I used to do this a lot. I’d decide to create a class, send out an email or two, and see if anyone showed up. Sometimes they did, sometimes they didn’t. My creative, feminine energy was alive and flowing. The people with whom I connected received the sort of value that allowed great shifts their lives from what I was offering. My h... (read more)

Author: Julie Foucht

3. Less than 6% of small business owners find Google+ effective for marketing
September 18, 2015

In yet another blow to Google’s social networking ambitions, research by online marketing advice newsletter TheTysonReport.com has found that Google+ is proving of little value to small business owners. In a recent survey of readers of The Tyson Report, which provides free online marketing tips by email to over 4,000 entrepreneurs, only 3.5% of respondents found Google+ “effective” for marketing, with just 2.1% judging it “very effective”. Launched in 2011 amid much fanfare and press attention, Google+ was heralded as the future of social networking – and businesses were warned tha... (read more)

Author: John Doe