URL Where

Written by Scott Gears


Your URL (www) should be everywhere and more. I know many of you are going to think this is common sense, but how many of these are you using? Your web address should be on every piece of anything your business does, period.

Your customers can come from anywhere, at anytime.  Yep, repparttar airport at 3:32 a.m., or how aboutrepparttar 118863 car behind you?

Below is a list of some ofrepparttar 118864 obvious andrepparttar 118865 not so obvious places you should be advertising your website. Some of them cost you nothing, most of them cost you very little. Do you want more customers than your competitors? Then put yourself 'out there' - more than your competition! You'll be surprised at how much traffic you can directly generate.

Hopefully you are using all of this first set...

* Invoices - Make sure, or get it on your next re-order.

* Statements - Another one, get it printed!

* Business Cards - Every card should haverepparttar 118866 website address and appropriate e-mail address. Letterhead - Right after your address should be your web address.

* Envelopes - This all goes to Branding effectively and getting people to your site.

* Company Vehicles - Often overlooked, but I thought I would add it here... don't forget these!

* Corrugate Products - Each and every package or product you ship should have your web address either stamped on it (cheap) or printed onrepparttar 118867 next run.

* Everything you publish with your company name should also carry your URL. Your Holiday cards for example...

Are You An Internet Daredevil?

Written by Timothy Ward


I went and sawrepparttar new superhero movie 'Daredevil' this weekend, and for some reason it got me thinking aboutrepparttar 118862 Internet. This is probably a sign that I spend far too much time online--I can't even take in a flick without pondering on some aspect of cyberspace. But regardless of whether it's healthy or not, I decided to put my thoughts on paper and share them with anyone who is willing to read them. Hopefully, you are.

For those of you who don't know,repparttar 118863 superhero Daredevil is blind. But he still kicks major bad guy butt. And he still scores with major babes like Jennifer Garner (it was well worthrepparttar 118864 $5.00 dollars forrepparttar 118865 movie just to see her in leather. Hubba Hubba! And for you ladies, Ben Affleck wore a tight red leather suit most ofrepparttar 118866 movie!). The point is that here is a guy that has lost one of his major senses and yet he doesn't give up. He's not afraid to live in a world that is geared towards people with sight. And not only does he live in this world-he triumphs.

Most of us came online with certain ideas of how we were going to make money. We had a desire and we had a plan. We thought we had everything we needed to be successful. But after a while some of our surefire plans and ideas didn't work out. We didn't become internet millionaires overnight. We started to think that maybe e-business was for people with more money, free time, and experience than us. We started to feel like we didn't have what it took.

That's where many people stop-where they give up. They consider themselves Internet-handicapped. So they give up trying to make income online. Now they userepparttar 118867 internet for email, news, shopping, and playing Yahoo Pinochle (which I've heard is very addictive). But they no longer do any kind of marketing. But what ifrepparttar 118868 Daredevil had this kind of attitude. He would have never acheived his full potential. He would have never become a superhero. Dozens of criminals that he brought to justice would still be runningrepparttar 118869 streets. And most importantly, he would never have beenrepparttar 118870 main character in a major motion picture.

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