Continuousness: Repeat your clear message, consistent look and identifying tag line over and over and over again. Remember it takes as many as five to 15 contacts with a prospective customer before they remember who you are, understand how you can help them and are willing to purchase. At point you become bored with your materials your prospects are just beginning to notice them.

Review all your materials from your website to your business cards to your brochures and ask yourself these questions:

Is my message clear? Have I clearly defined action I want my customer or prospective customer to take?

Is my message consistent? Do all my materials have a consistent look and feel? Am I consistent with my use of colors? Is there a consistent element such as a logo or tag line that ties all my materials together?

How many different ways and how frequently am I getting my message in front of my clients and prospective clients? Is my target market seeing my message on a consistent and regular basis?

Implement these 3 Cs and marketing your product or service might even be easier than getting your kids to clean their rooms or teaching your puppy to sit.

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The general predictions are 'foundational' and extremely important in giving you a clear, 30 thousand-foot view of where things are heading, what's coming our way and what changes are going to happen to online world. The specific predictions are based on general ones.

Nobody can make specific, accurate predictions about net, web, technologies and products of distant future simply because it is invisible to us; way beyond our viewpoint. Read following statements to see what I really mean:

“Who hell wants to hear actors talk?” Harry Warner, Warner Brothers Pictures, 1927.

“I think there's a world market for about 5 computers.” Thomas Watson, chairman of IBM, 1943.

"Man will never reach moon regardless of all future scientific advances.” Dr. Lee De Forest.

“Heavier-than-air flying machines are impossible.” Lord Kelvin, president, Royal Society, 1895.

“There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.” Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corp., 1977.

“640K ought to be enough for anybody.” Bill Gates, 1981.

I’m talking about near 'visible' future of Internet Marketing. How near is 'near'? I’m talking about years 2005 and 2006.Revealing future will help you make accurate plans, steer away from threats and sail safely towards opportunities. "To stay ahead of pack, you don't have to be best, just first."

"Ninety percent of technology hasn't even been developed yet." - Tim Armstrong, Google's vice president of advertising.

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God Bless!

Dwayne Jones M.S.I Business Development