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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | EMARKETING STRATEGIST JANUARY 7, 2011 Passive vs. Active Marketing: Are Your Relying on the Wrong Type of Marketing? When I say “infrastructure,” I mean stuff that requires programming or copywriting such as setting up a website, blog, newsletter, Facebook Fan page or Twitter account. They are different mechanisms to demonstrate your expertise, make the case for why potential clients should hire you and where you start to build relationships by inviting visitors to sign up for your newsletter, subscribe to your blog feed or download a free report. What blogs and publications they read. As for social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter? One is not better than the other. | | | | | | |
| | | EMARKETING STRATEGIST APRIL 1, 2009 My Two Cents on Twitter have to weigh in on Twitter. thought the “trying to figure out how to make money from it” hype was bad when blogs came along but that had nothing on Twitter. If your only goal is to “figure out how to make money from it”, please do us all a favor and cancel your Twitter account. You’re not going to make money from Twitter. You might – and that’s a big might – make money because of relationships you’ve nurtured on Twitter but that’s it. There is no 1:1 relationship between Twitter and your income. Tags: Featured Twitter Really? | EMARKETING STRATEGIST MARCH 20, 2010 How to Find Your Customers Online: A Case Study By doing some data mining, I was able to collect a couple of good statistics, a bunch of blogs and some marketing ideas. Questions to ask as you mine blogs for data: - Can I follow them on Facebook, Twitter or YouTube? - Who follows them? According to a 2009 study by BlogHer, iVillage and Compass Partners, 23 million women read, write or comment on blogs weekly.”. According to eMarketer, advertising on blogs will top $746 million by 2012, more than twice the figure for 2007.”. Blogs with Readers: It’s not hard to find blogs. | |
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