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Never Stop Marketing ?

by Josh Appleton


Want to know the key to generating business in every economic environment? Don?t stop marketing! Your ideal clients cannot hire you if they cannot find you. Marketing is not optional. In fact, an effective marketing program can be a very powerful and lucrative lifeline for your business.

Let?s explore three low cost and high-impact things you can do this week to increase your visibility and influence by leveraging the power of consistent marketing.

1) Write Articles. Write no less than two articles each month that contain valuable content and a strong ?call to action? at the end of the article. Maximize the impact of your ?call to action? and build your database by directing readers to an email sign-up box on your website. Distribute your articles on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, article directories like EzineArticles.com, your electronic newsletter and document share sites like www.ScribD.com and www.Docstoc.com. UpwardAction? can help you consistently create and distribute content. Call us at 1 (800) 753-6576 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              1 (800) 753-6576      end_of_the_skype_highlighting  ext 4. To ask how.

2) Host a free weekly teleseminar. Free teleseminars are a powerful way to create value, establish your expertise and systematically attract prospective clients. You only need 30 minutes to host an effective teleseminar. Spend 15 minutes providing content, then answer questions for 10 minutes. In the remaining 5 minutes of your teleseminar, share a brief client success story and provide contact details for those wanting additional information about your business solutions. To add an additional revenue stream, sell access to the recordings of your teleseminars for a nominal fee.

3) Develop and implement a system to connect with clients and prospective clients who are in your database. You can connect by using email to send a bi-weekly or monthly electronic newsletter with tips, resources and/or best practices that are directly related to the needs of your target market. Connect using smart phones and mobile technology by delivering a tip or resource each week. Use postcards to inform your target audience about upcoming events or special offers. There are several programs available to help automate the process of saying connected. Use them.

Until next time ? Play to Win!

TC Coleman


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Comments

Daryoto Khadori Advanced    ***
Yes, this is atractive program to fallowed
Dec 17th 2010 04:09   
Ginny Williams Committed   Affiliate and Network Marketing
The answer is consistency and doing it everyday!
Dec 17th 2010 04:34   
Nicholas Mayer Junior  
I like to write too much.
Dec 17th 2010 07:20   
Jeff Greene Committed   Online Marketing Specialist/Consultant
That is the right attitude and you have just pushed yourself to the head of the class! :)
Dec 17th 2010 07:20   
Jingjuan Zhao Freshman  Web Designer
Well,a wonderful idea!
Dec 17th 2010 07:40   
Dariusz Baluszek Advanced  darbam
niezly pomysl
Dec 17th 2010 07:51   
Philippe Moisan Magnate II   Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer
Hi Josh, awesome info !

I suggest you edit your article and give more details about where and when you do your weekly tele-seminars, no problem in doing that, it's your article and you give awesome content, you never know, some people reading it here might want to learn more from you, but are too busy at the moment to send you a PM. :)
Dec 17th 2010 08:01   
Philippe Moisan Magnate II   Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer
BTW : article bookmarked, tweeted and FBed :)
Dec 17th 2010 08:02   
Laura Newton Committed  The Water Filter Lady
I love it. The title actually says alot. Never stop marketing! Its so simple. It reminds me of the quotes by Tony Robins: "If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten" And... "In essence, if we want to direct our lives, we must take control of our consistent actions. It's not what we do once in a while that shapes our lives, but what we do consistently".
Dec 17th 2010 08:26   
Katrina O. Professional   Indiana Water Filters
Well put Josh! I agree with Philippe, more information in the tele seminars would be a good addition.

Persistence is but one of the keys to succeed in IM, and a very important one!
Dec 17th 2010 08:38   
Philippe Moisan Magnate II   Tutorial videos, sci-fi writer
@Laura, thumbs up, here's another one "If you keep doing the same things over and over and believe you will get different results, you're a fool"
Dec 17th 2010 08:42   
Kathy George Advanced   Accounting Professional, Affiliate Marketing & Ani
The content in this article is great. Now if I could just follow your suggestions....
Dec 17th 2010 09:50   
Toshiba Burton Senior   Social Media Consultant
Hi Josh I am an article writer myself & I have really enjoy'd this one keep bringing the value my friend!
Dec 17th 2010 12:08   
Clint White Senior   Entrepreneur Extraordinaire
What a GREAT article. Through the years I have found persistence and consistence are vital to growing your business. The old adage "out of site, out of mind" rings true with marketing. Thanks for such an informative article.
Here's to your ongoing success,
Clint
Dec 17th 2010 12:22   
Ruediger Schaefer Schaefer Advanced  mr
Hi Josh, thank you for sharing. I've tweeted this article.
Dec 17th 2010 16:53   
David Fernandes Senior   A purpose To Grow
nicely done thank you for sharing
Dec 17th 2010 17:07   
Louis H. Committed   Affiliate Marketer
Great information for sharing with others whom might not get to see this.
Dec 17th 2010 19:22   
Denise Andrew Advanced   internet marketer
Thanks for sharing
Dec 17th 2010 19:52   
Mani J. Committed   I broke down...
thanks For the Information I always Like to Write too much and In brief
Dec 17th 2010 21:10   
Mariana Norman Committed   
Great sharing lot of valuable info and it is very helpful, thank you very much..
Dec 18th 2010 01:31   
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