Linknet Radio is "On the Air"

Written by Rick Hendershot


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Then I fire uprepparttar playlist editor that comes withrepparttar 120019 Wimpy Player and create different playlists for each area of emphasis. So let's say I want to put together a recorded version of my blog Marketing Bites. After I record allrepparttar 120020 articles and upload them to my main site, I can create a playlist pointing at justrepparttar 120021 articles I want to include. In fact this is exactly what I have done at Marketing Bites Radio.

Or say you have created a seven or eight segment course about Dog Grooming, or you're a church pastor and you want to put all of last month's sermons together in one easy-to-navigate place. The playlist creator is perfect for this kind of thing.

In my case I can have a playlist for Power Linking, one for Business Blogging, one for Golf Travel and Instruction, and one for Encoding Flash Video, and so on.

All I need is Wimpy, and voila, I have my customized "Golf Instruction" program, or Power Linking" program, or a nice neat audio version of Marketing Bites Radio. This is about as simple an implementation of "Online Radio" as I could have imagined.

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You can place your link, or your text ad on at least 30 high value pages — on at least 15 different websites for one low annual fee. Getting high quality links is a great way to increaserepparttar 120022 Search Engine ranking of your website. For more information aboutrepparttar 120023 linknet website promotion opportunity, go to Power Linking Strategies.



Rick Hendershot is a writer, and internet publisher who lives in Conestogo, Ontario, Canada. He publishes several websites and blogs, including Web Traffic Resources, Marketing Bites, SuperCharge Your Website with Power Linking, and many more.


How to Earn More by Visualizing Your Marketing Success

Written by Charlie Cook


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How many clients or customers do you want or will you need to be working with each month? How many new clients do you want to add per month? In order to bring in new clients, you'll need to generate qualified prospects. How many prospects do you want to target each month? How will you find them?

Visualize Your Marketing Strategy - You need a plan. Most small businesses owners struggle with this part. Begin by asking yourself:

What can I do to attract attention and prompt interest by prospects? What can I do to increaserepparttar number of qualified leads I generate each month? How can I buildrepparttar 120018 credibility of my firm so prospects trust that we deliver? How can I ensure that prospects remember my firm when they have a need and are ready to buy? What isrepparttar 120019 sequence of decisions prospects need to make to become clients?

Visualize Your Marketing Tasks - Just having a marketing message, or an advertising campaign or a web site doesn't ensure you of anything. Each of these needs to achieverepparttar 120020 specific goals and objectives you have set. The best way to evaluate these efforts is from your prospects' perspective. Ask yourself:

What are my prospects' primary concerns? Are my marketing messages interesting to prospects? What would my response be to my own marketing calls? Without mentioningrepparttar 120021 name ofrepparttar 120022 company, its credentials or products, isrepparttar 120023 value of what I provide clear to prospects? What do I want prospects to do when they visit my web site?

Just visualizing success won't get you there, but it is an effective way to begin planning. Develop your marketing goals, strategy, objectives, and tasks from this big picture, and you'll create a plan that will lead you to become wildly successful.

2004 © In Mind Communications, LLC. All rights reserved. - The author, Charlie Cook, helps service professionals and small business owners attract more clients and be more successful. Sign up for the Free Marketing Plan eBook, '7 Steps to get more clients and grow your business' at http://www.marketingforsuccess.com


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