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Reasons Why Marketing Plans Fail
The number one reason that marketing plans fail is due to a lack of seeing the plan through to the end. In other words: not following through. You can write a plan down in the minutest detail but without take action to implement what is…
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60 Ways to Boost your Website Traffic in Just One Hour a Day
Even if all you have is one hour a day, you can do a lot to increase traffic to your website. The best way to get more traffic to your website quickly is to add more targeted content, promote that content, and keep repeating that.…
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Is Your Website Ready for Your Readers?
The worst business decision you can ever make is to roll out a huge grand opening without being ready. It’s like planning your wedding without a groom. It’s like having a baby shower before announcing the pregnancy. It’s just not done. Well, at least it…
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Ten Trends That Will Change How You Market
If you’re a trend watcher in your industry (and you should be), you’ll notice that times are changing when it comes to online marketing. Gone are the impersonal days of the past where you could be anonymous and still rake in six figures. Today, your…
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The Best Platform for Building Your Business Website
To build a well-running, attractive website you need a content management system (CMS) that allows you to develop an “all-in-one” online presence. You need a place to host your blog, your articles, and other information about your products and/or services. The very best CMS that…
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Ways to Define Your Ideal Client
Defining your ideal client can happen in a variety of ways. The best way is to decide who they are prior to inventing a product or developing your services. But, many people do it the other way successfully; it’s just a little more difficult. As…
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Is Video the Future of Content Marketing?
Some people say video marketing is the “new” marketing of the future but if you think about it, we’ve really come full circle. First marketing started out as print material, then we started adding images, and then we used sound on the radio. When television…