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It's a matter of learning.

He's my constant reminder - if you want to succeed online - copy Masters.

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5. Extract quotes for marketing materials: Always look for sentences in your clips that you can include as third-party endorsements in your brochures, ads and sales literature.

6. Link your Web site to your best clips: Make it easy for a browser to find your clips. Create a “press room” that will connect directly to online versions of articles about your company.

7. Go for both quality and quantity: Both count when it comes to clips. One story in Wall Street Journal is impressive. But so are a hundred clips from well-regarded trade publications. So when you organize your clips, be sure to highlight your most impressive hits, but go for heft as well.

Remember: The odds of any one prospect reading any particular story about you or your company are very low. Hedge your bets by putting copies of your best clips right in front of your prospects.

Copyright 2003 by W.O. Cawley Jr.