Tuesday, October 28, 2008

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Multi-channel marketing

If you're unfamiliar with the term, multi-channel marketing refers to marketing with as many different types of media (or channels) as possible. These channels include (but aren't limited to):

Search engine optimization
Direct mail
Direct e-mail
Teleseminars
Event marketing
Print advertising
Social media
Direct-response television
Joint ventures
Public relations
Telemarketing
Radio
The more channels you use to reach your target customer, the better your chance of reaching him right when he's ready to buy. Plus, using multiple channels allows you to reach customers who might not be right in your line of sight. Customers who don't use the Internet might listen to the radio. TV watchers might not read magazines. And so on. Multi-channel marketing is the absolute best way to get your message seen and heard by as many people as possible, as often as possible.

The best part about multi-channel marketing is that anyone can become an expert in how it works. Whether you're an entrepreneur with your own start-up business... or a brand-new employee working her way up the rungs of the corporate ladder... or the CEO of a Fortune 500 company... you can use multi-channel marketing to help the business grow and prosper.

This new trend in advertising - multi-channel marketing - is a trend that will continue to grow at double-digit rates for decades and decades to come. If you embrace multi-channel marketing, you will see improvements in your business almost immediately. And those improvements will continue at lightning speed, transforming your business into something much greater than it is now. How big and how fast it grows is up to you.

The trend is huge. The time is right. Your future is unlimited. Use the some of the
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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Nouns vs Verbs - Something Joe The Plumber Should Know

At a seminar that I attended I came across this quote:

"We are for the most part nouns living in a world screaming for verbs."

I thought this statement was quite profound.As I look to most situations
in my life I see this statement as abundantly true.

It reminds me of a friend who was once a part of the main stream corporate
world as a sales rep and once he got used to that change from school to the
job world he realized that it wasn't something that he was all that excited
to be a part of. In fact, I remember that after about 6 months on the job he
got up to take a shower and all he could thank was this was the exact same
routine that he had followed to a tee every day for the last six months.

This shook him to the core when he thought about the future. Was this routine
all he had to look forward to for the rest of his life? Furthere, on his job
they were even graded on a monthly basis how well they did exactly what they
were "taught" to do - down to the very last word.(Can you say automaton?)

He thought the corporate world wanted him because he was bright, young, and
energetic, but all they wanted was another cog in the wheel - a noun.

Well, he wasn't having any of that! (And I suspect you have the same desire
or else you wouldn't be reading this email.)

My first encounter with network marketing was really not to much different
then his corporate life. I was given a task and a script to follow and I was
instructed to head out and do it to a tee. The goal was finan'cial freedom,
but in essence the work was no different than his corporate experience - this
didn't fit me.

Then came the Home Seller Assist program. I created my own plan, my own template
for what I needed, and then found the right way to put that plan into action.

In fact I don't think I followed the status quo at all or even asked my upline
one question about how I should promote my business. I simply did what I thought
was best. I took action. In fact, I was action - the verb. And it was from this
action that success began to flow. I'm not saying following the status quo is wrong.
The truth is most people out there do what they are told to do, "the job mentality",
and live a very decent life for doing it. All I'm saying is if you want to live the
life you dream of you MUST take independent action. Do it your way and don't give
up until you get there.

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Monday, October 20, 2008

Advertising for the Other Guy?

"What are you doing for lunch today?" I asked a friend.

"Hmm... I definitely want a sub. I've had this sub song stuck in my head all morning. You know, the one that goes: '5... 5 dollar... 5 dollar foot-long.'"

"Oh," I said "The Subway song."

"Is that what it's for? I didn't remember that it was for Subway, just the song. I can't get it out of my head. And it's making me crave a sub sandwich."

My friend is always thinking like a marketer. After a second's reflection, she commented: "That's not very good marketing, actually. They did a good job coming up with a catchy tune and lyrics - but they didn't clearly connect that to their particular brand. It's like they're advertising for subs in general, not Subway."

No matter what product you're marketing, keep this in mind. Make sure you market for the brand and not just the product.

For example, a great commercial pointing out the benefits of a trampoline exercise would boost all trampoline sales. But if you own Joe's Trampolines and you're paying for that commercial, you want to stress that only Joe's Trampolines have the highest-grade elastic material, with the right amount of buoyancy to give you the optimum workout.

When you market your product, you want people to think of you... not someone else!

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Thursday, October 16, 2008

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Monday, October 13, 2008

A new marketing tool?

Using your cellphone just to talk to people? Well, you're in the minority. According to a Nielsen report, text messaging has become the primary function of cellphones. The average mobile user receives 350 texts per month, versus 200 voice calls.

The report cites teenagers as the main drivers of this trend. The typical teen receives an average of 1,700 texts a month! But businesspeople are also avid texters. They've taken advantage of the widespread availability of the QWERTY keyboard (similar to your computer's keyboard) on cellphones, which makes texting quick and easy.

Monday, October 6, 2008

Homebuilders Flooded with Inventory

Charleston, S.C.: “New home permits are down… More and more homes are remaining

empty and homebuilders are holding on to more inventory than ever. “Its really hard

right now, it’s probably the toughest time in the history of this industry,” said

Frank Finlaw, Charleston Division President for Beazer Homes… But Phillip Ford, VP,

Trident Homebuilders Association, says panic and rumors are making the situation

worse: “I just refinanced my house, my in laws just bought a new house. There are

mortgage options out there you just have to look for them. There are opportunities

out there, it’s not dried up.”

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Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Bailout

With all of the turmoil in the financial industry, one word that keeps making the rounds is "bailout." So here's what you need to know.

A bailout is when the government extends a loan (or takes over) a private company because it is deemed "too large to fail." Bailouts are nothing new, although they never happened in the U.S. to the extent that we've been seeing recently.

One of the most famous bailouts was that of Chrysler Corporation back in 1979. They were on the verge of bankruptcy. But instead of letting a huge job provider fail, the government extended a $1.5 billion loan. (They also bought a bunch of Chrysler's Jeeps for military use.) This helped Chrysler get back on its feet.

AIG, the country's largest insurer, recently received an estimated $85 billion bailout. And the bailout engineered for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could cost over $200 billion.

If you own stock in a company being bailed out by the government, your shares will be worth next to nothing. Selling is usually your best option. But hold your bonds. Bondholders make out like bandits, since the bailout usually ensures that their interest payments are made on time.