Book Review-Testosterone Free Marketing by Denise Michaels

Book Review-
Testosterone Free Marketing by Denise Michaels

Normally I don’t write gender specific posts, but
this is pretty important, so fellas go watch
Sportscenter. This one’s for the ladies.
Ladies, if you are serious about building your
business (which I know you are or you wouldn’t
be reading this blog), then you must stop what
you’re doing and pick up a copy of
Testosterone Free Marketing by Denise Michaels.
You can do that by clicking on the words
Testosterone Free Marketing.

This Book should be a staple in every female
entrepreneur’s arsenal of business books.
Denise Michaels, a marketing expert with over two
decades of successful experience in sales, PR,
advertising, market research and strategic
planning explains how to stop sabatoging your
marketing efforts. She shows women how to use
their femininity to their advantage to get
customers to that all important YES!

So what are you waiting for? Bookmark this blog,
click on
Testosterone Free Marketing and buy your
copy today. You’ll be glad you did.

Real Estate Marketing For Professionals Including Audio…

Real Estate Marketing For Professionals

By Christine Hancock

When marketing a home, most Realtor’s do the 3 P’s, Put it in the MLS, Put up a sign & pray. Yo do not need to re-invent the wheel, just be 5% better than most Realtors to be in top 10% of all the realtors in your market . You need to develop strong marketing skills, both online as well as offline. You need to constantly market your listings. Consider investing some money in Search Engine Optimization and/or placement. It is now known that 75% of consumers start their home search on the internet. A strong Web presence is no longer a novelty it is a necessity to anyone who wants to be a successful realtor. Here are some suggestions for marketing your listings.

Create a marketing proposal, customize your proposal to each client.

The Multiple Listing Service (MLS)

As soon as you receive a signed listing agreement, enter it into the your Multiple Listing Service service, making it instantly available to other real estate professionals.

Virtual Tour

Have a professional photographer photograph the home and create a Virtual Tour. When marketing your homes, pictures speak a thousand words!

The Sign—Your Personal Billboard

Since exposure is the key to selling a home, use signage whenever possible. As people pass by, day or night, they see from the sign that the home is for sale, and see immediately who to call to get more information or to view the property.

Custom Property Brochures

Use the photographs that the professional photographer took to create an eye catching custom property brochure. Many people look at 10 or more homes in a day, you want your home to stand out at the end of the day.

Newspaper Advertising

Newspaper advertising enables you to introduce the property to more than 1,000,000 interested, prospective buyers each Friday and Sunday. Feature your property in these publications, and continue to have a presence in your local newspaper until the property is sold.

Custom Mailers

Distribute mailers to over all local brokers and everyone in your farming area. Again using the professional photos that you took.

Website

By accessing a website, potential buyers from all over your local area will see information and photographs of the property, and will be able to receive a fast response to their inquiries regarding it. This is where you need to do some research and possibly spend some money on Search Engine Optimization/Placement.

RELO

No marketing plan would be complete without considering the rich potential for relocation sales. Each year thousands of people relocate. Membership in a Relocation company, gives you immediate access to ready homebuyers.

Open Houses

Some home sellers want them, some do not. Your can discuss the possible advantages of an open house, and the best way to conduct one with the least inconvenience to your client.

If you are serious about being a successful realtor, you owe it to yourself to look to become a marketing professional!

About the Author: Christine began her real estate career proving herself a top producer on a new high rise development. This experience gave her valuable knowledge of construction as well as the buying process and resulted in 4-million dollars in sales during her first year. http://www.getanewhome.net

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The Humble Postcard Is Making A Comeback

The Humble Postcard Is Making A Comeback

By George Dodge

If you were a contestant on Jeopardy and the answer was "Postcards," what would the question be?

How about:

"What is one of the most incredibly effective, yet under-utilized methods for driving qualified buyers to your business or website?"

Many businesses think postcards are a little old-fashioned for this era of Internet Marketing, but nothing could be further from the truth.

Online marketers are discovering that using email lists as an effective form of marketing is fading fast due to the unfortunate avalanche of SPAM (unsolicited commercial email)!

Internet Service Providers and individual consumers are now trying to filter out the ever growing glut of SPAM. But, unfortunately the software developed to assist in SPAM control is not terribly accurate and a very large amount of legitimate communications between a business and its customer base is being unintentionally blocked by these filters.

And even if the email does get through, it is often lost among the other 200 or so emails in the receiver’s inbox and simply gets bulk deleted. As a result, email is no longer a reliable method of maintaining contact and building a relationship with customers.

Yet, most small businesses do not have large budgets to conduct full fledged direct marketing campaigns. The humble postcard comes to the rescue! The humble postcard can serve both online and offline businesses well, driving traffic to both brick-and-mortar stores as well as commercial websites.

Famous copywriter Gary Halbert says most people sort their mail over a waste basket. As they mentally separate the mail into two categories, junk and personal, the junk mail drops directly into the wastebasket unopened. But the postcard is already open. It is small and easily read at a glance so the likelihood of the message getting through is increased greatly. And at the same time the production and mailing cost remain economical.

Postcard advertising and postcard marketing are back in vogue. Marketing postcards can be sent to customers as personalized postcards for any number of occasions, including holidays, birthdays, special events, or special offers.

The simple postcard economically helps keep businesses in touch with their customer base and develop that all important relationship between the business and the customer. Promotional postcards should be in every marketer’s bag of tricks!

Are they in yours?

About the Author: George Dodge is owner of Postcard Campaigns a resource site where you can discover how to create winning postcard marketing campaigns for building your business on a budget and where you can download 3 FREE Chapters from the Market with Postcards course

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Revealing Secrets About the Color of Marketing

Revealing Secrets About the Color of Marketing
By Kelly O’Brien

When it comes to using color in your marketing materials, it’s both an art and a science. In my recent interview with Karen Loehr of Two Sisters Creative, we looked at how color impacts the emotions and actions of your target audience.

Here’s what to consider, so that color supports your intended message, and doesn’t work against you.

Kelly: Why should we take color into consideration when it comes to marketing?

Karen: Actually, let’s back up. Color is our worldview – it’s instinctive, human and intrinsic to who we are. So we have an emotional, unconscious response to different colors. This is what matters in marketing – the emotional response – and color is a piece of that.

Kelly: So we’re having reactions to a logo or website based on color, and don’t even know it?

Karen: Yes, and there are also scientific ways of thinking about color, that help us elicit a certain response. For example, if you consider the color wheel, there are warm colors and cool colors. And each of these tones will provoke a different response: warm gets an active response, cool gets us a calming response.

So with marketing, you have to ask – what’s going to work with your message? Warm colors in nature, like red and yellow (think sun and fire), indicate action. When you see or feel fire in nature, it can either draw you in or be a sign to get out of danger. Either way, the unconscious message is to “act now!”

On the other hand, cool colors don’t elicit action – they invoke serene, calm, stability (like our earth and sky) – so the message is “steady as she goes,” and “we’re stable.” If you’re trying to calm the viewer or impart a sense of timelessness, blues and cooler colors are good.

And then there are all the variations – combinations of the three primary colors – that are very complex, when it comes to our unconscious responses. An interesting example is how pink is used in prisons to stimulate a more human response.

Kelly: So now let’s apply this to marketing. How does color impact our brand identity and our marketing message?

Karen: In marketing, you’re looking to connect with your audience. So it’s important to include some form of warm tones to help people feel comforted, and bring in the sense of humanity. Even if you’re going after an industrial or serene feel, you need to temper cool neutrals with something warmer. Blacks, grays and blues tend to be very cold and sterile. By just adding an element of warmth, you can completely change the response a logo or identity triggers.

You see red a lot in logos because it means action. When you work outside of the primary colors (anything but red, yellow or blue), you create an edgier, more complex feel. So orange is warm, but edgy, because it’s not a prime color. And purple is very complex – it’s warm and cool, and can shift depending on light and other colors around.

Kelly: What advice do you have for how to use color in marketing materials? Where and when does it matter to pay attention to color?

Karen: Obviously color matters everywhere…the first place to pay attention to it is in your identity. It’s your first chance to say if you’re contemporary and hip, cool and industrial, warm and humanistic, intellectual and solid, stable and traditional…and you can combine things. Like if you sell to the federal government, you could portray “intelligent and stable” using blues and grays…but if you’re in the homeland security business, you’d want to demand action – address an urgent issue – so you could add shades of orange.

On the other hand, an Asian antique company in the city is completely different – we’ll look at jewel tones as a nod to the orient, but make it hip and urban, using slate gray in the color scheme.

Color can be a fairly inexpensive way to make a statement. For example, a bright red postcard with large-font type on it is more likely to be picked up then something gray-blue. Using a hot color – and a lot of it – may be all the design you need. Now this wouldn’t work for a hip urban spa, so you have to keep in mind what you’re selling. If you’re selling “tranquil” – bright yellow isn’t the answer. But something with a warm color, like beige, mixed in with the serenity imparted by gray or green would work.

Kelly: So what’s the one thing you wish your clients would do that would make it easier for you to help them when it comes to color?
Karen: Not think that blue is the only color on the planet! Really, it’s a safe color…it’s everywhere around us…in large doses – the sky, the ocean. So there’s a comfort level with it. I also think people are afraid to take a risk. But if you think of very successful companies that took big risks with color, think of UPS. Nobody was using brown in their logo back in the 60’s! For small companies, this can feel like they’re putting everything on the line.

The smaller the business, the more compelling the reason to take color risks – you don’t have a whole team out there marketing for you, so your logo and business card have to do a lot of work for you.

Kelly: Do you have a story or example you’d like to share that illustrates what we’ve been talking about…maybe a client success story or surprising outcome?

Karen: A couple come to mind. One is TurningPointe’s colors. I pay attention to off-hand comments – so when you joked about using pink and black to reflect your background in ballet…and I thought, why not? So playing with warmer variations led us to your pink and warm brown palette – a combination we hadn’t done before. Your pink and brown is much warmer, human and comforting. The fact that they turned out to be such popular colors was just luck.

Another example is that we just did a tradeshow booth with wild, hot colors, for a conservative audience…but they stood out in the cold, austere convention center. They were really in-your-face and it worked great – people just flocked to their booth.

In another case, we adjusted color from purely cool and industrial – what the client said they wanted – to add more warm tones. So without changing the design layout, it made all the difference.

Kelly: Where can people go to learn more…do you have any favorite websites or resources?

Karen: Go to Pantone.com – this is the industry standard for color, period. The Pantone Institute has lots of helpful resources and articles. They also do color forecasting, so you can see predicted color trends for the coming years.

Kelly: Any final thoughts?

Karen: Trust your instincts. There is a science to color, but it’s not complicated. It’s also okay to choose a color because you love it and it makes you happy. I’d go back to where we started – color is about eliciting hidden human emotions. So pay attention to your own, when it comes to choosing color.

(c) 2004 TurningPointe Marketing, Inc. All rights reserved.

Marketing educator, Kelly O’Brien, is creator of the “Create a TurningPointe!” Marketing Bootcamp. To learn more about this step-by-step program, and to sign up for FREE how-to articles and 20-page marketing guide, visit http://www.turningpointemarketing.com

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Soaring With the Direct Marketing Eagles

Soaring With the Direct Marketing Eagles
Copyright © 2005 Willie Crawford
Profit Magician
http://ProfitMagician.com

Many years ago, there was a popular humorous say that went
something like, "It’s hard to soar with the eagles when you hang
out with the turkeys."  The message of course was that your
accomplishments are limited by those that you spend most of your
time with.

Experts on what it takes to achieve great things have long
recognized this fact.  Look at any person’s 10 closest associates
and you can estimate that person’s earning potential within a few
thousand dollars per year.  It will be very close to the group’s
average. Part of the reason that’s true is because the group
defines what’s expected of its members. Any member stepping out
of line is somehow admonished for "rocking the boat."

To change your income, you DO have to change who you associate
associate with those already doing what you want to do.  You do
have to associate with those already earning what you plan on
earning.  You need this "association" to elevate your thinking.

My friend Joel Christopher is the perfect example of this concept
in action. Joel immigrated from the Philippines many year ago,
and worked as a physical therapist for a while. However, he was
attracted to the Internet marketing arena by several factors
including the possibility of increased earning and the fact that
an Internet business would allow him to spend more time with his
family.

When I first met Joel in 2002, I noticed that he had surrounded
himself with some of the best Internet marketers around.  At a
seminar he sponsored, I saw that he had Dr. Joe Vitale, Marlon
Sanders, Terry Dean, and Paul Myers, and many other people I
revered speaking.  I later learned that Joe Vitale was part of
his mastermind group. Marlon and Joel were such close friend that
Marlon had moved to the same neighborhood that Joel was in, and
they often went for long walks where they brainstormed.

As I saw what Joel was doing, I also decided that I would soar
with the eagles. I had proof beyond dispute that associating with
very successful people would eventually pull anyone closer to
their level.  Actually, I had  had watched this concept at work
during my many years in the U.S. Air Force. Those who aspired to
be generals knew that they had to spend time being mentored and
groomed by generals. It was common knowledge that without a
"sponsor" you would never make the higher ranks no matter how
well you did your job.

Every Second Lieutenant is advised to volunteer for all kinds of
projects just to get noticed by the "higher ups."

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//–>with. You don’t have to drop your friends, but you do have to
associate with those already doing what you want to do.  You do
have to associate with those already earning what you plan on
earning.  You need this "association" to elevate your thinking.

My friend Joel Christopher is the perfect example of this concept
in action. Joel immigrated from the Philippines many year ago,
and worked as a physical therapist for a while. However, he was
attracted to the Internet marketing arena by several factors
including the possibility of increased earning and the fact that
an Internet business would allow him to spend more time with his
family.

When I first met Joel in 2002, I noticed that he had surrounded
himself with some of the best Internet marketers around.  At a
seminar he sponsored, I saw that he had Dr. Joe Vitale, Marlon
Sanders, Terry Dean, and Paul Myers, and many other people I
revered speaking.  I later learned that Joe Vitale was part of
his mastermind group. Marlon and Joel were such close friend that
Marlon had moved to the same neighborhood that Joel was in, and
they often went for long walks where they brainstormed.

As I saw what Joel was doing, I also decided that I would soar
with the eagles. I had proof beyond dispute that associating with
very successful people would eventually pull anyone closer to
their level.  Actually, I had  had watched this concept at work
during my many years in the U.S. Air Force. Those who aspired to
be generals knew that they had to spend time being mentored and
groomed by generals. It was common knowledge that without a
"sponsor" you would never make the higher ranks no matter how
well you did your job.

Every Second Lieutenant is advised to volunteer for all kinds of
projects just to get noticed by the "higher ups."

Getting back to my friend Joel and the art of associating with
"the right people"… Joel is now a partner with Ted Nicholas,
"the 4 Billion Dollar Man." Ted is  called this because his
copywriting and direct marketing skills have managed to sell that
much merchandise over the years.  Most of this was through mail
order. Ted is a direct marketing genius that can hold an audience
captivated for hours!  My library is filled with recordings of
his presentations.

Ted Nicholas is the best-selling author of 15 books including his
latest masterpiece "How To Turn Words Into Money"  He\’s
considered the "King of Print", the "Copywriter\’s Copywriter",
the "Entrepreneur\’s Entrepreneur" and the "GodFather of Direct
Marketing." Ted is the guru that many other great copywriters
learned from and someone I\’m now learning from.

Joel is also now a partner with Carl Turner.  Carl was "marketing
legend" Jay Abraham\’s "right hand man" for years!  When I last
called Joel\’s office number, Carl returned the call.  Call has
also now moved to San Antonio to work closer with Joel.

What’s the point in all of this rambling. Simply that if you
aspire to higher levels of accomplishment, you absolutely must
associate with those who can help shape your thinking
appropriately.  You must "hitch your wagon to a star."

You must not only understand the art of pulling yourself up to
the next level, you must also take action.  As an example, I
aspired to be at the level Joel and all of those speakers were at
when I attended Joel\’s seminar in 2002. On March 18th -19th of
this year, I will be on stage at Joel Christopher\’s and Ted
Nicholas\’ Double Birthday Bash in San Antonio, Texas.  Several
years of associating with and allowing these marketing geniuses
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Getting back to my friend Joel and the art of associating with
"the right people"… Joel is now a partner with Ted Nicholas,
"the 4 Billion Dollar Man." Ted is  called this because his
copywriting and direct marketing skills have managed to sell that
much merchandise over the years.  Most of this was through mail
order. Ted is a direct marketing genius that can hold an audience
captivated for hours!  My library is filled with recordings of
his presentations.

Ted Nicholas is the best-selling author of 15 books including his
latest masterpiece "How To Turn Words Into Money"  He’s
considered the "King of Print", the "Copywriter’s Copywriter",
the "Entrepreneur’s Entrepreneur" and the "GodFather of Direct
Marketing." Ted is the guru that many other great copywriters
learned from and someone I’m now learning from.

Joel is also now a partner with Carl Turner.  Carl was "marketing
legend" Jay Abraham’s "right hand man" for years!  When I last
called Joel’s office number, Carl returned the call.  Call has
also now moved to San Antonio to work closer with Joel.

What’s the point in all of this rambling. Simply that if you
aspire to higher levels of accomplishment, you absolutely must
associate with those who can help shape your thinking
appropriately.  You must "hitch your wagon to a star."

You must not only understand the art of pulling yourself up to
the next level, you must also take action.  As an example, I
aspired to be at the level Joel and all of those speakers were at
when I attended Joel’s seminar in 2002. On March 18th -19th of
this year, I will be on stage at Joel Christopher’s and Ted
Nicholas’ Double Birthday Bash in San Antonio, Texas.  Several
years of associating with and allowing these marketing geniuses

I\’d like to encourage you to join us in San Antonio this month.
You\’ll get to associate with all of the major players at a giant
birthday party. You\’ll get to learn from, form associations with,
and identify those who can help make your Internet marketing
dreams a reality. These dreams could be as simple as launching
your next software or ebook project, or they could be 7-figure
aspirations as mine are.

To sign up for the double birthday bash and hang out with the
direct marketing and Internet marketing elite, visit:
http://WillieCrawford.com/birthdaybash.html

Why do Joel and I spend so much time and energy getting to know
and partner with people like Ted.  We understand that you have
to:

- Allow others to expand what you believe to be possible.

- Allow others to demonstrate to you what is doable.

- Allow others to hold you accountable for what you say you\’re
 going to accomplish.

Those are the real reasons you want to allow the eagles to
teach you to soar.  And in case you\’re wondering, I have no
intention of moving to San Antonio – I love the Florida beaches
too much

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Willie Crawford is a corporate president, published author,
seminar speaker and host, tele-seminar speaker and host,
retired military officer, karate black belt, Master Network
Marketing Trainer, and lifetime student of marketing. He shows
people how to actually generate substantial income on-line
using very simple, easily modeled systems. An example of
such a system that you can study and duplicate is at:
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I’d like to encourage you to join us in San Antonio this month.
You’ll get to associate with all of the major players at a giant
birthday party. You’ll get to learn from, form associations with,
and identify those who can help make your Internet marketing
dreams a reality. These dreams could be as simple as launching
your next software or ebook project, or they could be 7-figure
aspirations as mine are.

To sign up for the double birthday bash and hang out with the
direct marketing and Internet marketing elite, visit:
http://WillieCrawford.com/birthdaybash.html

Why do Joel and I spend so much time and energy getting to know
and partner with people like Ted.  We understand that you have
to:

- Allow others to expand what you believe to be possible.

- Allow others to demonstrate to you what is doable.

- Allow others to hold you accountable for what you say you’re
  going to accomplish.

Those are the real reasons you want to allow the eagles to
teach you to soar.  And in case you’re wondering, I have no
intention of moving to San Antonio – I love the Florida beaches
too much

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Willie Crawford is a corporate president, published author,
seminar speaker and host, tele-seminar speaker and host,
retired military officer, karate black belt, Master Network
Marketing Trainer, and lifetime student of marketing. He shows
people how to actually generate substantial income on-line
using very simple, easily modeled systems. An example of
such a system that you can study and duplicate is at:
http://ProfitMagician.com

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Frugal Marketing Tip For Today

When you post your link in forums, articles, etc. make sure to hyperlink your url.  That is make sure that your link is clickable.  For example: http://www.learnsmallbusiness.com is hyperlinked.  http://www.learnsmallbusiness.com is not hyperlinked. 

If you make it easy for people to click on your link, they’ll be more likely to do so.  Sometimes people will not copy and paste your link into their browser.  Check the forum that you are using for instructions on how to hyperlink your site. 

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Using Article Marketing In Your Direct Sales Business

Using Article Marketing In Your Direct Sales Business

By Annette Yen

After several months of studying the art of marketing businesses by using informative articles I’ve been really impressed with the tremendous information that’s out there.  By writing a content rich, helpful and informative article you can set yourself apart as an expert in your field and generate traffic to you and your business.

Most of my study has been in the field of Internet marketing, but as the wheels of my mind have been turning and with the experience I’ve had with Direct Sales, I want to encourage you, Direct Selling Mom, to explore this as a way to expand your business… and provide a new outlet of fun for yourself too!

Why in the world do you want to spend time writing articles? If you’re like me, you’re business life is already too consuming and you need to spend less time on your business, not more!

First, it’s FUN! Here’s your chance to let your creative juices flow! You know how much you love your products.  And at your parties, you love talking about them to the party guests. But now, you have a chance to take it another level. Do you sell scrapbooking products? Share your heart about the importance of creating a legacy of memories for your progeny. Passionate about candles?  Write an article about the warmth of hospitality in your home that can be created by simply adding some beautiful candles to your decor. Think beyond the specific products in your line and create from your heart! You’ll see… it’ will stretch your mind and you’ll love every minute of it!

Second, it’s profitable. As you send out valuable content either online to article directories or offline to your local publications, you’re establishing yourself as an expert in your field. Because each article has a resource box, an author section with your information – name, email, website, email and/or phone, the people who read your article, will know who to contact… YOU!

Third, it sets you apart. Direct Sales is a competitive business and most likely if you’re in company that’s more than a year or two old, you’re not the only representative around. By writing articles and establishing credibility, you’re setting yourself apart from other consultants in your own company and in competing ones as well.

How to start? Here are some quick suggestions:

1. Read some other articles online that fit in with the theme of your particular product line.

2. Pick your favorite product from your direct sales catalog. Take a long look at it and think about WHY this is your favorite. What can it "do" for your customers… what’s it’s value.

3. Write down your thoughts about the product in list form. Look through the list and find some "key words" that really stand out.

4. Using those key words, start to build a story about the experience of the product…. not the specific product itself. This is where you really begin to write an article rather than a sales pitch.

5. Now just keep writing…tweak, change, set it aside for a day and come back to it. Don’t be discouraged if it doesn’t come to you right away, especially if you’re not a writer by nature.

6. Take a risk and have a good friend read and critique your thoughts. Be open to her ideas and rewrite again.

When you think you and your article are ready, it’s time to submit it to your local paper or to online article directories. Just do an Internet search for "article directories" as a good starting point.

So much information is available online for maximizing this avenue of marketing. Take advantage of it … and watch your business grow!

About the Author: Annette Yen of Sailing to Success.com is a 20 year veteran of Direct Sales. Take your business the next level with article writing when you Click here for Easy Article Marketing

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The true rewards of article marketing…

Chris Knight over at ezinearticles.com certainly knows how to reward people.  If you were one of his expert authors, you got a surprise gift in the mail.  A neat coffee mug with the ezinearticles.com logo on it. 

How’s that for viral marketing?  It’s a win-win.  Chris gets more publicity for ezinearticles.com and the author gets a coffee mug on top of the free traffic they’re getting from the articles. 

So what are you waiting for?  Get your article marketing campaign going now.
Visit ezinearticles.com today to get started.

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