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If I'm reading this right then two things:
A) I'm with you 100%
2) I want to know how I cash in by joining them.
The Real Enemy is England
Think of this as Volume 17, Number 10 of A-Clue.com, the online newsletter I've written since 1997. Enjoy. The greatest threat to America now comes from England. Strange to say but hear me out. The banksters' lair is the roughly one square-mile of central London known as “The City.” The count...
If you are a human writing a blog, it's got personality. Don't pretend not to have one.
Should Your Business Blog Get Personal?
This is a guest post from MacKenna Stevens at Masters In Social Work. The debate rages on – should your business blog include information about and allusions to your personal life? While some are for it, others are dead set against the idea that you bring something personal to a place of busin...
I can't imagine how any working authors would not want a blog
Authors - How to Use Blogs and Social Media to Promote Your Book
To me, authors and blogging are a natural fit, yet many, many authors I know are not blogging, don't want to blog or are afraid to dilute their writing time with blogging. Yet, it's such a powerful tool to build an audience for your books. In the last few days I've come across several article...
Sometimes you need to know who's interested to move things forward. If they don't trust me enough to allow me to email them, they aren't ready for my next step.
We're seeing tests now where total sales go up by eliminating a requirement to opt in before seeing a sales page.
Blog or Squeeze Page - where do you send prospects?
Recently I got a great question from an Online Visibility Secrets student. She was watching the Business Blog Mastery videos and wondered about my comment that your business blog should be the hub, or home base, for your online presence. If you've been reading this blog or attended a telesemi...
Smart marketer have always known that real human beings are the ones receiving, sharing and engaging with the messages we send.
In the 20th Century, we got very good at spreading a message farther.. the race was to get the biggest transmitter, or later, to dominate a niche. After a while, the price got so high that forcing a message on people got tougher.
Meanwhile, we've learned to ignore interuption marketing and ads.
The 21st Century approach will be to LISTEN.. 2 ways communication has got to the point where you can get feedback on a mass scale. It's up to us to listen and love. (love here can mean something as little as "let them know you are listening" to "doing what you always knew was right by them")
Smart marketers will get past counting traffic and eyeballs.. and measure how well them interact
Listen and Love.. it's as simple as that
Is social media really connecting us?
In the last five years, something truly amazing happened online: people started talking. On digital channels, that is. People have always been talking of course. Websites popped up with the sole promise of connection, bringing people together through social profiles, chat-based applications, and...
Thanks for sharing this video.. I watched it and then told all my friends about you
Walk The Talk: Our Greatest Human Challenge
Walking our talk is always one of our greatest challenges in life, especially as a leader and role model for our families and co-workers. Here's a beautiful 3-minute movie, Walk The Talk, that reminds us that having values is important - but it is even more important to live them! Will today ...
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