Archive for October, 2008

2008
25
October

3 Secrets to Be Seen and Heard on the Internet, Part 2

by Rhondole Scott

Everyone has something to say. Whether it’s talking about their little league team, the local hiking trails, or promoting their business, we all have a voice. Computers and the internet have opened up many doorways, and now we have many viable and reasonable avenues to be seen and heard.

Blogging is one option for bringing your message to the world. Blogs vary from the online diary concept to product reviews, opinions, and tips.

There are options on blogs as well, with many free blogging sites available these days. All blogging sites will have rules such as the type of content, ads, and other rules intended to keep the blogging community safe and inviting.

Some blogging sites, like blogger, allow pay per click ads to be displayed in the blog. In fact this particular blogging community has an add-on for your site readily available for showing related google ads. Why google ads, you ask? Simple - Google owns this blogging community.

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2008
22
October

How to Use Viral Real Estate Marketing on MySpace

by Dr. Matthew Loop

Alright, some of you are probably wondering, “What the heck is viral marketing?” Let me clear something up fast. “Viral marketing” is in no way related to a computer virus. On the contrary, this term is referring to a marketing plan which propagates like a virus. Simply put, from one person to the next at high speed.

Some people call it “buzz marketing”, meaning marketing that utilizes some smart trick or tactic to create a great buzz, almost automatically like wildfire. This method is very popular and effective among real estate professionals like investors, realtors, agents, brokers, and the like. Obviously, it is a tremendous trick to reach success.

Take a look at this example: Imagine that you send an informational email to 100 people, and 15 people pass it on to another 100 and 15 of those do the same. What do you have pretty quickly? You’ve got hundreds of thousands of people who have received your precious information.

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2008
20
October

Fresh Chiropractic Internet Marketing with Social Media

by Dr. Matthew Loop

When utilizing social networks like Myspace, YouTube, and Facebook for your next chiropractic marketing campaign, be very careful how you proceed. You only get one shot at building credibility within your niche or local community, so, ideally you want to make sure that you receive guidance from someone who’s successfully harnessed the power of these networks already. Going at it alone will cost you thousands of dollars in mistakes, missed new patient opportunities, and a great deal of time, energy and effort learning a new language. There are also unspoken rules you must know as well if you want to be in it for the long term.

Social media networks have totally changed the way people communicate, but the network isn’t just for teenagers. All age groups are now surfing Web 2.0 to keep in touch and connected to their friends and family, and businesses are just starting to see the great demographic spectrum available. It’s a marketing dream. Employers can’t keep their employees off these sites all day long, and this kind of exposure is yours for the taking. I was the one who sensed the potential of this phenomenon, and now I’m ready to share this information with you.

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2008
16
October

YouTube Video Marketing Dominates MLM Home Business

by Dr. Matthew Loop

Are you aware YouTube is the third most frequented site worldwide? Ron Paul is a great example of how the viral effects of video can skyrocket notoriety and fame. He raised in excess of 6 million dollars in grassroots campaign contributions in one day, all from this social media boom! YouTube was very instrumental in this, as that his videos were continuously shown on the front page because of the truckloads of ratings, comments, and favorites.

Remember when Ron Paul achieved an amazing amount of campaign funds for his presidential run; nearly 6 million dollars? Well that was all thanks to YouTube, the 3rd most popular website on the planet! And he was able to achieve that wealth within 24 hours! That’s the power of Web 2.0, and all the magic can be yours too. With wonderful features to keep the buzz going, like ratings, comments, favorite ranking, and the rest, your profile can turn thousands of heads.

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by Jane Kozlinski

With the web, you can start online business friendships and increase your business success simply by leveraging your social networks. Now, this used to be done one at a time in the old days, but now with the development of social networking websites, you can connect with thousands at once, and communicate with them using rich media containing text, voice, pictures and even movies.

These social networking sites are social because many people can interact on a single website. You start off by joining one of these social networking websites and creating a profile containing some information about you or your business. Include the skill sets you have, or the interests you have, and others can find you and get in touch with you by searching for these same things.

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2008
07
October

Chiropractic Internet Marketing in the Web 2.0 Era

by Dr. Matthew Loop

I’m baffled every time I see the old marketing techniques of chiropractors that were once learned from previous consultants. How is it they settle for the same old protocol and for the same old results time and time again? We all know that the economy is practically in the toilet, and that people aren’t responding to the same marketing tricks anymore.

I’m reminded of a quote by Eric Hoffer when he says, “In times of change, the learners will inherit the earth while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists!” What he’s saying is that adaptability is essential in times like these. If you continued to resist the current trends, you and your chiropractic practice will become a broke dinosaur.

Basically, Web 2.0 refers to social media sharing spaces like the now notorious MySpace, YouTube, Facebook, Squidoo, Digg, Friendster, and tons of similar sites that are the social networks of the day. Web 2.0 has single-handedly changed the way people communicate and keep in touch, and now businesses are finally learning how to take advantage of this endless social network.

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