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Weekly Tips Newsletter # Wednesday, january 18, 2006
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Dear
Subscribers!
The first time, we say tank’s to our loyal subscribers who have been
with us for years. For new subscribers who just joined with us, welcome to
our community and nice to have you.
Many emails come to us have asked how difficult to get a new lead for a new
marketer. They spend lot of money, time and work hard but the result is useless.
In this publication, special article was created special for you who have
obstacles to get lead and sell a product or program. We hope, you can improve
your business after read it.
AFFILIATE PROBLEM SOLVING
THREE EASIEST WAYS TO GET LEAD AND SELLING PRODUCT
By Erny Setyawati
One-step marketing is the most common marketing strategy used by marketers online. You send an advertisement by email, or a flyer, and expect people to immediately purchase your product or service.
This strategy totally disregards the 'psychological buying sequence of consumers' - and is regarded as the least effective way to market online.
It's very much like walking up to a stranger at a party and asking 'Would you marry me?'
What do you think the response would be? To increase conversion rates, you must develop a sales process which involves multiple contacts with your prospects. If marketers still continue that marketing strategy, of course marketers will spend much money and times useless. Let’s see obstacles below:
1.
Building sand castles on the beach:
Sand castles do not last, they get wiped out by crashing waves and blowing
winds. To guarantee future success for your web-business you'll need to use
strong materials to build upon.
2.
Barking up the wrong tree:
If you are unaware of which paid advertising sources are actually getting
good returns for your investments you'll dry up your wallet in no time by
spending too much on unproductive and worthless advertising.
How to solve the obstacles above! Many marketers don’t know how to solve them. According to us, building list is the best to choose. Questions will come to our mind how to build list as easy as possible, because many promotions offer to give guarantee that many leads will come to your site. Let’s see a strategy below:
1.
A way to capture qualified leads.
To capture qualified leads is not easy. There are many marketers get many
leads easy, but as matter of fact is only spam. For example, Imediatool have
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2. A way to follow up with these leads.
What
will you do after building list. Publish a Newsletter is a wisdom way. By
publishing the Newsletter, you can communicate with your list and promote
your product, program. Content of your Newsletter is dominant to attract your
list to stay as your contact list. You can take many qualified articles from
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3.
A way to introduce other related products to your clients and potential clients.
After publishing a Newsletter, the way to promote a product and program is
opened. You can place banner Ad, word ad and stand alone solo ad on your Newsletter.
Offer free ad to attract new subscribers is strategy marketing also. Amount
of subscribers are dominant factor beside value of Newsletter content.
The value of your content can represent your capability to manage a Newsletter,
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Erny
Setyawati is the Web Master of http://www.baliglobalmarket.com
and the Publisher / Editor of Bali Global Market Ezine. The Newsletter is
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of spending money for advertisement and needed responsive subscribers. Join
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TECHNOLOGY
TECHNOLOGY PREDICTIONS FOR 2006 AND REFLECTIONS FOR 2005
By Sharon Haisley
2005 literally took the world by storm. The tragedies of the Asian Tsunami, the Hurricanes that blew through the US Gulf Coast and the earthquakes that swallowed parts of Pakistan have left an indelible mark on 2005. While mother nature cast a shadow on 2005, it was technology that delivered the impact that resulted in a huge outpouring of donations. The world was touched by the human element seen real-time in pictures and videos. Today's technology was able to deliver the graphical grittiness that portrayed the nightmares occurring half a world away.
Technology is usually thought of as impersonal, but something needs to be recognized; without technology the personal elements of the 2005 tragedies would not likely have been conveyed to the extent and timeliness they were. Reflecting on 2005 and looking forward to 2006, technology will undoubtedly continue play a significant role in the future both on a personal and impersonal level.
In 2005 Blogs gave birth to splogs, where senseless web scrapers generated massive amounts of senseless content. Spam reached a whole new level, right along side the ethical debate of content scraping. Copyrights have been stepped on and I foresee a new host of tools that will emerge to protect content.
SPAM
and phishing scams were easier to recognize, but to their credit, spammers
showed off their creativity, finding additional channels to inundate. From
splogs to forum spam, 2005 tech users saw spam as one of life's continued
annoyances. Looking into a crystal ball, I fear that social book-marking will
become the spam vehicle of 2006, weakening the value of a collective voice.
Sadly the blog saturation has resulted in web clutter. Due to increased competition
and vast quantities of blogs on free hosted blog networks services, bloggers
competing for audiences and web traffic will result in significant abandoned
content, cluttering the web with useless ramblings. The ease of blogging that
resulted in saturation will be its downfall. Credibility will again become
important. Journalist, who have suffered from the blogosphere in 2005, will
have a reprieve as credibility becomes an issue for bloggers. In 2006 web
surfers are going to look for multiple sources to confirm facts, and rely
on reliable respected sources, community content, and collaboration like Wikipedia
is going to suffer and become less relevant in 2006. While Wikipedia scores
well in search, it does not perform as well with accuracy. The Wikipedia community
is haunted by spam and like DMOZ, it's success will be its downfall. The relevance
of successful community wiki's will fade in 2006.
Cell phones have become personal homing devices, and it is near impossible to locate a cellular phone that is not capable of manipulating or taking photos, videos, graphics and text messages in addition to the traditional voice calls. It is likely the PDA will become extinct in 2006, as travelers move to a single multifunction device. In 2007 MP3 players will likely be a common feature of cell phones.
Wireless growth is still worth noting, as it has moved from hotspots, to hot zones, to hot cities. Philadelphia and San Francisco are leading the way as wireless cities in 2006.
What
is in store for 2006? Privacy is a hot topic that is not going to disappear.
Google and the US Government are battling a Big Brother image. Data mining
has made the collection of data meaningful. Anti-Google sentiment is growing.
Google has fallen from grace, while Google has made friends on Wall Street,
it has disappointed surfers
who have turned to Yahoo and MSN in growing numbers. 2006 will likely result
heat up the search engine war with MSN and Yahoo scrambling for market share
and Google walking a tightrope with privacy advocates on one end and monopoly
theorists on the other end.
Google
wants to make money, and like it or not data, is a commodity. Google will
likely use the data from their various ventures to develop new technologies
and personalize content. Conspiracy theorists believe that the Google's aggregate
data will also be used to optimize the fees charged for pay-per-click, influence
organic ranking,
or worse yet, sold.
Google's growth will continue to motivate privacy advocates and those in the technology field behind the Attention Truste movement, to work together, to improve how personal information and subscription information is used online. I expect we will see a lot of energy and effort in this area.
Personalized content will be a buzz word for 2006. Whether it is users selecting Podcasts, iTunes, or purchasing Amazon recommendations the web is learning how to cater content based on user selections and choices. Web surfers see personalized content as regaining control of what they want to watch, see, or listen to. From Tivo to podcasting, users are taking back control. Yet when the web serves content that is based on past surfing habits, who is really in control?
In 2005, marketers were told in no uncertain terms, if they are not using syndication and RSS, they will not survive. Well, they have one more chance to get it right. In 2006, marketers must use RSS as an alternative communication channel. It will no longer be cutting edge, it will be a must to survive. Web surfers no longer expect to provide personal information (an email address) for marketing materials, they expect to have a choice about how they wish to receive the content.
Vendors selling through affiliate programs lost ground in 2005. Publishers found the easy money of pay-per-click advertising not fraught with the inherent problems of affiliate tracking and cookie-killers. The increase in click-fraud and content scraping on AdSense sites will even the playing field and make affiliate programs more attractive in 2006.
The world is getting smaller, and technological advancements has not only brought us tragedy, but also has opened doors and the global market is now a viable option for small businesses. I believe the globalization trend will continue in 2006.
Top 10 Winners Predicted for 2006:
Cyber Security - VOIP - Attention Data - RSS/Syndication - Copyprotection - Credibility - Privacy - Alternative Energy (reusable fuel, clean energy) - Content Filtering - VideoTunes (iTunes with Video)
About
The Author
Sharon Housley
Sharon
Housley manages marketing for FeedForAll http://www.feedforall.com/
software for creating, editing, publishing RSS feeds and podcasts. In addition
Sharon manages marketing for NotePage http://www.notepage.net/
a wireless text messaging software company.
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