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Neuromarketing and How Content Marketing Works

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Besides sharing what neuromarketing is teaching us about the brain and marketing, there are tips here for most web-based content publications. I hope you enjoy it and learn something. Let me know if you have questions… Blog this on Blogger. Subscribe to the comments for this post? Share this on del.icio.us. Share this on Facebook.

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When Business Blogging Works Too Well…

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Blogging for your business works like this: You blog about the problems you solve for your clients. The more work I’m getting ghost blogging for executive coaches , the more interesting my writing becomes, and the more fun I’m having. It’s working for me to get found, get known and get clients.

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Working at Home: Desperate House Bloggers

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Here’s what happened yesterday and how it all worked out. If you work at home, and on the computer, you probably have days like these. As soon as he got here, of course it started working again. Nevertheless, it needed a revision, so he went to work. Meanwhile the builder arrived to work on some screen doors.

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How to Make Social Proof Work Online

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Do some client recommendations work better than others? Social proof is such a strong trigger for online action, it’s good to know what works best for your Web content marketing strategies. Photos and links to web pages that tell about the person are ideal. Share this on Bebo. Blog this on Blogger. Add this link to Box.net.

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What Google and Facebook Hide From You

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For example, although I live and work from Mexico, I do almost all my business and shopping in the US, in English. Do you ever wonder what Google , Facebook , and other sites record about your online viewing habits? They know more about you than you realize. And they don’t ask you, they simply assume way too much. Blog this on Blogger.

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How To Raise Your Coaching Fees

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If you’re doing any kind of coaching, you know it’s great work and you bring valuable help to people. They make over 100 coaching sales each year, and Kim has personally increased her coaching fees from $1,200 to over $6,000. I think she has valuable information to share with you. Blog this on Blogger. Share this on del.icio.us.

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Engaging Content: 7 Tips to Get Readers to Think

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Bonus question: How does doing this actually work to market your business? How can you write blog posts that stimulate readers to think and even actively participate? Your readers may scan your post, without getting their thought processes going, and move on. Blog this on Blogger. Subscribe to the comments for this post?

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