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Problem Faced By Content Publisher
Don't
Forget About Offline Advertising
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Problem Faced By Content Publisher
Getting
hold of good articles can be quite a challenge, especially when
you are not a good writer yourself. Hiring writers can burn a
hole in your pocket, as ROI takes about 3-6 months or even more,
all the more so when you have to consistently get enough articles
every month to keep your sites 'fresh'.
However,
there are more and more websites offering 'shared' articles, i.e.
you subscribe to their service and get and number of articles
every month shared by a number of subscribers. Usually, these
articles are written on current hot niche topics. And since you
can change the article, you can rewrite them to make them 'unique'.
Here
are the 2 offers:
1)
Cody Moya's Your
Own Articles: 250 articles every month
2) InfoGoRound
Certainly, all these
original, not computer-generated articles enable the laziest of
cash-seekers to:
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Generate unlimited FREE website traffic
- Boost your Google Adsense™ & affiliate commissions
- Launch content websites & newsletters &
BLOGS literally overnight
- Create endless information products to sell
online OR off
- Produce special reports & training courses
etc.
Catch
the "Content Article Wave" before everyone else is doing
it.
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Don't
Forget About Offline Advertising
A
lot of online businesses forget about offline advertising. It
is important to combine offline and online advertising together
in your marketing campaign. You can market offline more effectively
by targeting people that actually have access to the Internet.
In all your advertising you want to include your website address,
e-mail or autoresponder addresses, and the e-mail address to subscribe
to your e-zine. Below are 10 offline marketing ideas:
1. Place classified or full page ads in print publications.
The print publications should be computer or internet related.
2.
Post flyers in stores. They could be computer
stores, software stores, libraries etc.
3.
Buy mailing lists and send direct mail. You should
make sure that all the people on the mailing list are Internet
users.
4.
Buy commercial time on TV. They can be during
shows that are targeted toward Internet users.
5.
Pass out your CD-ROM or diskette business cards at special
events. It could be at trade shows, seminars, fairs,
etc.
6.
Set up a deal with another business that targets Internet
users. Pay the business to insert your business ads in
their product packages.
7.
Hold a free offline class and teach people how
to use their computer or how to use the Internet. You could have
your website on display as an example.
8.
Do co-op mailings with other businesses. They
should also be targeting people with Internet access.
9.
Give away free mouse pads. Put your advertising
on the mouse pads and give them away at computer or Internet events.
10.
Advertise in card decks. The card deck you advertise
in should be targeted toward internet users.
You
would also want to target your offline advertising to groups of
people that will actually be interested in your product or service.
If you're selling business books, you will want to market to business
owners. In conclusion, if you have a business that's only based
online, you don't want to market to people that don't have access
to the Internet.
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Plopping:
What To Do About It by Rick Brenner
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Plopping:
What To Do About It by Rick Brenner
When
we offer a contribution to a discussion, and everyone ignores
it and moves on, we sometimes feel that our contribution has 'plopped'.
We feel devalued. Rarely is this interpretation correct. What
is going on? Let's
find out.
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12
Ways To Be Happy
The
Key To Passion Is...
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12
Ways To Be Happy
1.
Make up your mind to be happy. Learn to find pleasure in simple
things.
2. Make the best of your circumstances. No one has everything,
and everyone has something of sorrow intermingled with gladness
of life. The trick is to make the laughter outweigh the tears.
3. Don't take yourself too seriously. Don't think that somehow
you should be protected from misfortune that befalls other people.
4. You can't please everybody. Don't let criticism worry you.
5. Don't let your neighbor set your standards. Be your true self
and best self.
6. Do the things you enjoy doing but stay out of debt.
7. Never borrow trouble. Imaginary things are harder to bear
than real ones.
8. Since hate poisons the soul, do not cherish jealousy. Avoid
people who make you unhappy.
9. Have many interests. If you can't travel, read about new places.
10. Don't hold postmortems. Don't spend your time brooding over
sorrows or mistakes. Don't be one who never gets over things.
11. Do what you can for those less fortunate than yourself.
12. Keep busy at something. A busy person never has time to be
unhappy.
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The
Key To Passion Is...
On
Saturday, I brought a friend along to attend a self-development
seminar called "The Science Of Achievement" (hence the
delay of this issue). During a break we discussed over lessons
learnt and what is currently the biggest challenge each of us
are facing and must overcome. And my friend said, "Every
day first thing at the office is quickly clear all the e-mails.
When I get home, all the little houseworks add up to so much.
Ever since I had a child, I've become a changed man; I never read
the papers anymore. I can still squeeze a bit more time for something
but finding that something I really wanted to do is...I have no
idea."
"Maybe
you haven't sit down and identify your interest," I said.
We banter a little more to probe further before I realized we
were about to go around in circles.
"Have
you thought why you have no passion in anything you are looking
at?" I finally asked.
"...I
don't know."
"You have never
fallen in love."
That's
about it. He went silent and I must have hit at his hot button.
Cheers! – Nelson
To
Your Virtual Success,
Nelson Tan
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