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Managing Your Newsletter Email List:5 Must-Do’s

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Successful small business professionals don’t have a lot of time on their hands, but they understand the importance of staying in contact with their prospects and clients. Add this info in your list – the who, what, and when info is shared with prospect or client; products sold; calendar reminders; etc. Have questions?

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The Ladder of Emotional Values: Pleasure Reigns

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As incoming information from web and blog pages enters the brain and is processed, our emotional centers assign values to offers. At the top of this ladder, all rationality drops by the way side as the prospect/reader/visitor lets themselves become immersed in a pseudo-experience of the product/service/offer.

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Content Marketing Ideas: Rethinking Blogging

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I’m sharing these ideas here with you, about changes to how we process Web content and marketing, and would love to hear your thoughts. I sense that readers/ customers/ prospects are getting more educated and sensitive to Internet copywriting persuasion tactics. Are they able to use triggers to get us to buy stuff?

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Is Your White Paper a Sales Pitch in Disguise?

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When was the last time you read a white paper that added real value to your research process? While many companies still access vendor white papers, the majority say that they are typically just glorified sales pitches and do not provide any actionable insight that can be used in the research process. Alternatives. Tweet This!

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Content Rules: Secrets of Writing Compelling Content

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Even when someone has made a referral to me, a prospective client will do a search for my name and read or view some of my content before calling me to talk. It will demystify the process of creating valuable content that attracts clients to you. Today, every business and every professional is a publisher. Blog this on Blogger.

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The Ladder of Emotional Values: Pleasure Reigns

Writing on the Web

As incoming information from web and blog pages enters the brain and is processed, our emotional centers assign values to offers. At the top of this ladder, all rationality drops by the way side as the prospect/reader/visitor lets themselves become immersed in a pseudo-experience of the product/service/offer.

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Social Networking for Business: What’s Right for Yours?

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In order to provide the solution to a problem, you need to be visible when your ideal prospects need you. Over the last few months, we’ve fine tuned our processes and have been thrilled with the increases in revenue we’ve seen. You can’t be a day late to the party.