Mailing Lists: Where The Money's At

Written by Michael Bosse


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By choosing a topic you already know about or enjoy you will give yourself a 2 fold advantage.

1. You will naturally put enthusiasm into you article which will make it a more enjoyable read. 2. You'll be able to offer an intelligent and informed view

There's nothing worse than listening to some half wit ramble on and on about a subject they know nothing about. Next you should look for products which are similar to your interest. In this case nutritional supplements or diet drinks. There are plenty of programs out there that will give you good commission to sell nutritional products. You just have to look.

After you've chosen a topic of interest and you've got some products to sell, you need to find a good newsletter management system. There are plenty of companies onrepparttar net that offer free newsletter management. Just go to your favorite search engine and type in "newsletter manager". Most free managers only allow so many subscribers, so once you start getting a serious following you may need to pay a minimal amount for a better manager.

Trust me, this is worthrepparttar 120868 small investment. When you have a big enough list you will be banking an income large enough to live off of. Start today by looking deciding upon a topic of interest and if you have time compare a few newsletter management systems.

"PRESS ON!" Michael Bosse

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If Marketing is an Expense, Then You're Doing It Wrong

Written by Raynay Valles


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Something happens when you look at marketing as an investment. You start to require that it makes money. You will begin to look for a return on investment. For example:

Company B thinks marketing is an investment. Every time they spend marketing dollars, they track how much business it brings. They see what's working, so they can do more of that. Results: They get more sales and waste less money.

You may market with newspaper ads, email newsletter ads, postcards and more. How do you know exactly which one is working?

HOW TO KNOW WHAT WORKS

You don't need to put in a lot of time to find out what works. Notice how other businesses track their response.

Every time you see a commercial that says "Mention this ad for a free gift," they are tracking how well that ad works. Every coupon you see is a way for a company to track an ad. Every time someone asks, "How did you hear about us?" they are tracking what works.

When your marketing is an investment instead of just another expense, you'll hold it accountable. It's a small but important change in viewpoint that can add to your bottomline.

Resource: Author Raynay Valles is the only Marketing Specialist who offers Jawdrop Marketing - it builds sales or you don't pay. Find out more at http://www.jawdrop.com or email her at rvalles@jawdrop.com


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