Archive for May, 2009
The Best Screenshot capture software
May 29th
If online video marketing is your thing, you’re probably familiar with Camtasia, the award-winning screen recording software from TechSmith. Well, TechSmith also produces a screenshot capture software for those sexy screen shots like the ones you might find on salesletter pages, free reports and even powerpoint presentations. For a very limited time, TechSmith is giving
Small Business CRM and the Fave 5 commercials
May 27th
Have you ever seen those “Fave 5 commercials” by T-Mobile? Or the segment at half-time of every NBA basketball game where prominent players announce their favorite 5 players of all time? It occurred to me that every small business owner should be asking themselves, “Who’s my fave 5?” It continually appears, in a dizzying variety
Twitter drag race! Who won it?
May 25th
Twitter drag race and the brewing controversy in the Twitter-verse! Who won the twitter drag race between me @CoachGogo and @WholesalePlus? When we started on Thursday, WholesalePlus had 130 followers CoachGogo (me) had 43 followers When we ended midnight on Sunday (note: I’m 2 hours behind his time zone, even though I’m not calling it),
Lazarus Phenomenon- Will Michael Vick stand a chance
May 20th
If you’re not a sports fan, you may not know Michael Vick. Unbelievably talented, he was supposed to lead the Atlanta Falcons football team to the promised land. Instead he landed in jail on felony dog fighting charges. Soon he’ll be out… What I’m wondering is whether he’ll be able to get any kind of
50 Best Article Marketing websites to boost your website traffic
May 20th
50 of the best article marketing websites to help you boost traffic to your website are listed below. If you’ve never tested the traffic generating power of article marketing, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. Even if you’re using a search engine friendly content management system, like SBI to build your website, you’ll find that
Wealth Attraction Through Risk Education
May 19th
One of the most widely understood but scarcely practiced principles of modern business life is the principle of calculated risk-taking. A month from now, I’ll be hosting a Tele-seminar with a man who lost $15 million dollars in 1 Day in 1998, and kept his head long enough to recover his investment and still make
The 7 most interesting Flu Marketing Case Studies
May 18th
Swine flu marketing is not the prettiest topic I could be blogging about. This post is not meant to offend, but to point out for some resources that serious students of marketing can learn from. If you find yourself bothered by the topic (or suspecting that you might be offended), I implore you to move
Social media marketing is the future-Gary V
May 18th
Back on social media marketing and personal branding. A few weeks ago, I shared a very powerful video tutorial from Gary V, the $50 million dollar man. Well, here’s an interview he did recently with CNN that, with his typical passion, really illustrates just how powerful the change in the marketing landscape has become. All
Business Innovation 101: Remember the Roomba the Robo-vac?
May 12th
Remember Roomba the Robo-vac? Well, now we’ve got the Robo-mower and I want to take this opportunity to share a bit about how to differentiate your business with creative and innovative product or service development. Here are 4 ways to create differentiation through product/service innovation in your business: 1. Addition/Bundling: Product + Add-on Product or
Develop an effective marketing USP Intro: Small Business Profit Course Module #1c
May 11th
This post, “Develop an effective USP Intro” is part of the small business profit course series. It’s all about defining the concept of the USP so clearly that you can really sink your teeth into it. I’ll have some supplemental posts (such as history of the USP, billion dollar USPs, unconventional USPs, the elevator pitch-abbreviated
