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Get your copy here! The 2009 edition of Web Marketing All-in-One for Dummies is now in its 4th printing as of April 2011. Go to Amazon for the cheapest price, of course, but order through this special offer and get:
1. The book signed by co-author Marty Dickinson
2. Document that shows you how to optimize every blog post on WordPress for search engines
There are three simple concepts to using the Internet to get more leads or sales for your business and to make more money online. No matter what products have been launched over the past year or what social networks have sprung up, the same three concepts haven’t changed. We figured with all the hoopla going on right now in the Internet marketing world, it was perfect timing to unveil our new educational manual for accomplishing those three tasks, which are:
Last month (May 2010), I partnered with Zakary Barron of Constant Contact to offer a 3-hour workshop. He talked about email marketing, of course, and I taught WordPress, web video, blogging, social networking, and article marketing. We called the event “Profit Again in 2010.”
In one week worth of promotion, we packed a room of more than 100 people and we had 40 more on a waiting list. We just couldn’t fit any more into the room.
If you get an email in your inbox from “Support Engineer” with an @Twitter.com email address and a subject line of “Ticket #040″ or something similar, do NOT open the email. Just discard it. I’m usually quick to catch these viruses, because there are usually 10 of them sent to me at a time with different from names. Easy to spot. But, this one looked legit…Good going loser hackers! Anyway, just wanted to post a warning about it.
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Here are 11 steps to help you get ready for doing business online in the coming year. This week, it’s all about cleaning up your e- mail distribution list.
Yes, e-mail is still one of the great ways to stay in communication with existing clients and people who might be interested in your products and services but are not quite ready to buy from you yet.
