When promoting your business online, are you using internet marketing? If you have yet to spread your branches into the online world, you ought to consider doing so.
Running a business with long sales cycles can be very frustrating. It is a load of fun dealing with cold calling, traditional prospecting and whinny salespeople. If you run or work for an office equipment, high tech or other business to business sales organization then this book is for you.
A book by George Marshall called Get Out While You Can – Escape The Rat Race has just changed my life a little bit. Well, let me correct that statement. Whether it has changed my life is yet to be proven, but it has certainly changed my perspective. A lot.
Are You Starting A Business in 2011? If you’re starting a business in 2011, you need to read this post. Quitting the 9-5 is everyone’s dream, and I’m happy to say I quit the 9-5 over 12 years ago.
I often get asked: “what’s the fastest and best marketing channel you know of (to get more clients & business)”? Of course, without understanding their unique situation, a blanket statement will not work.
One of my top tips for anyone starting out online or setting up a business is to put together a sound marketing strategy plan. But before you do this, I want to let you in on one of THE most important internet marketing strategies you will ever learn.
What do you need to know when you are starting a business? These simple questions will help guide you when starting a business, and hopefully give you a head start to your journey as an entrepreneur.
Yesterdays marketing and PR strategies are going the way of the “pet rock.” The internet and mobile internet have created a new consumer and the methods to reach these buyers are quickly evolving. This book explores these new methods and a strategy to adopt into your existing marketing and PR plans.
When people ask me how they can get targeted traffic to their website, I often answer back with a question. What have you been, and what are you doing now to get targeted traffic and visitors to your site.
PPC is a shortened term for Pay Per Click. Put simply it is advertising where you pay for each click on your ad rather than paying a set ad placement rate.
