Facebook Marketing Fun: Spreading the Word Without Annoying Users


When it comes to viral marketing, Twitter is very much the flavor of the month. This popular service has all the signs of a promotion-friendly medium – it’s public, easy to use, and boasts one of the largest userbases of any social media platform. A single tweet can easily swell into a thousand-strong meme, with users flooding the website and generating huge amounts of instant notoriety.

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Two Ways to Optimize Social Media for Maximum Sales


There are hundreds of case studies highlighting social media’s strength as a traffic generating platform. There are hundreds more touting its ability to increase participation and inspire users to complete specific actions. What the industry is missing is a case study on one of the most important success metrics out there: its value for sales-driven businesses.

Sure, there are pieces
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Brand, Sales, and Balance: Are You Including Social Media with Other Online Marketing?


The 1980s are remembered for their developments in business and technology, particularly computing. The 1990s for their advances in technology, particularly the growth of the internet and online business opportunities. If the 2000s are to be remembered for anything (although it may still be too early to tell), it will be their developments in communications and online communities, particularly the incredible power of social media.

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Five Reasons to Give Up On Your Goals

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business Tips,Goals,Marketing Plans,Marketing Tips,VA,Virtual Assistance,Virtual Assistant | Wednesday 29 December 2010 3:22 pm

Giving up sounds so negative. But can you make room for the possibility that you can release your goals without being a failure? Yes, you can! Sometimes the goals themselves are unreachable, for reasons outside your control. There are times to let your goal go – or at least set it aside for a while. Here are five of those times:

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Three Reasons Your Goal May “Fail”!


I put the word “fail” in quotes in the title because I strongly believe that you never REALLY fail if you’ve learned something from having tried. There’s a difference between a good goal and a good outcome – sometimes, despite your best efforts, you can’t make it work.

In my experience, there are three main reasons for this.
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12 Technology Tips to Support Your Goals (Part One)


Technology – everything from our computer to our cell phone – seems to have invaded every area of our modern lives. But we often do not take full advantage of the features and benefits that can really make our lives easier. Use these technology tips to help you achieve your goals:

Set alarms.
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5 Tried-and-True Methods to Stay Focused on Your Goals. (Part Two)

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business Tips,Goals,Marketing Plans | Tuesday 23 November 2010 5:48 pm

Last week we looked at committing to our goals, slowing down the pace, and not expecting an immediate pay off. This week, our final two methods to stay focused will help us finish what we started, and encourages us to reward our successes.

Set aside some time each day.
 
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Five Strategies to Achieve Your Goals (Part One)

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business Tips,Goals,Marketing Plans,Marketing Support,Marketing Tips | Tuesday 2 November 2010 6:21 am

Even when you’ve set a “good” goal – one that adheres to your higher objective and is specific and measurable – you can run into some issues along the way… namely, staying motivated. Without motivation, even the most ambitious person will get sidetracked. Here are the strategies that I feel will keep you on track to achieving your goals:

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Why Set Goals? Do Goals Matter?

Posted by Jeannine Clontz | Business Tips,Goals,Marketing Plans,Marketing Support,Marketing Tips,Marketing Your Busienss | Tuesday 14 September 2010 10:40 am

Do goals matter? OF COURSE goals matter! That’s the easy answer, but let’s look at specific reasons why goals matter.

How will you develop a marketing plan to promote your latest product or service if you don’t know how many you need to sell to be profitable? How will you know whether you need new software
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Top Ten Marketing Mistakes to Avoid (Part Two)


Last time we discussed the top five mistakes to avoid when marketing your business, here are the final five!

6.   Your message isn’t clear. Always test it out on current clients, peers, or family/friends to be sure it’s not confusing or misses the point you’re trying to make.
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