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Try to offer some interesting or unique content! To keep your viewer's attention, you have to deliver some value. Keep your videos short and compelling... Remember, we've all got IDD - Internet Deficit Disorder!



Don't make the mistake of getting overwhelmed by all the possibilities and all the companies trying to sell you their services. Start out slowly, ask questions, gather information, inform yourself about ....


The biggest complaint we hear from professionals is that their Website and Ezines don't do anything to bring them new business. Do you know why?


Learn what to do to make your landing page a successful place to generate happy, informed customers.


Here are 5 highly effective tips for squeezing the most juice out of your Free Taste.


You want your website of attract customers. Learn what it means to have a George Clooney website and why Steve Urkel and Paris Hilton are out!


Lots of small business owners miss out on a highly effective, inexpensive marketing tool because they don't know what an autoresponder is or if they do, they don't know how to use it effectively.


Do you know what 87% of service-based entrepreneurs don't have on their websites? Are you one of the 87%?


Learn the 10 tips for creating a website that is successful in both content and design.


Learn the 5 ways you can save money on your website.


Spam. Those annoying, time-consuming emails that clog your Inbox and ruin your day. You wonder: How did it ever get so bad? While it’s not possible to completely eliminate spam, there are quite a few things you CAN do about the problem to reduce your burden.


You practically can’t walk down the street these days without tripping on a website. It seems like everyone from LL Bean to Oprah to your dentist has one. And the fact is, as a service professional, you could most likely benefit from having one too – if you know how. So the question becomes, how do you do it right?


Ever wonder how to produce a professional online video or television commercial on a solopreneur's budget? Get the real scoop on video production from a TV pro and discover how you can get your own video online or on television. Video guy Lou Bortone takes the mystery out of video creation and reveals the secrets of TV production costs.


A web site for your business has many of the same purposes as a sales brochure. At the same time, it is more "delicate" and requires more attention. It is technically more advanced and therefore more challenging to design as well as to keep up to date. What should you consider when developing your own web site?


Building a responsive, high-quality list of email subscribers is the key to leveraging your marketing time and increasing your income. Here's 6 specific ways to show you how.


It seems like there are dozens of great, new websites and web resources popping up every day. Some of these new web toys and tools are pretty cool - but it's tough to keep track of them all. Let me save you the trouble of sorting it all out with a quick review of some of my newest faves.


Writing web copy is different from writing other material. People read websites differently than they do books, magazines or print ads. You've got about 5 seconds, tops, to catch your website visitor's attention. And if what they read bores or confuses them, they'll click that mouse button faster than you can say, "But wait..!" Here are 3 smooth as silk tips to shave the rough edges off your website's pages.


We invest so much hope into our website: hoping it will bring in new leads, hoping it will turn visitors into clients, hoping it will make our marketing easier. But hope isn't what will make your website live up to your expectations. Learn what is.


Audio is a really fun, effective way to create connection with your website visitor. There are several small steps that go into setting up your audio mini-seminar. Just follow them and you'll have your own audio mini-seminar up, helping you sell your services or products in no time!


Is your website producing leads for you or is it just sitting out there in cyberspace looking pretty? Obviously, you want your website to work for you to generate leads and make sales, not just be a pretty brochure for your business.


You probably spend lots of time and money building your small business website. Are you getting the results from it that you hoped for?


With entrepreneurs and small businesses rushing to join the Online Video Revolution and get video on their websites, they often forget one key fact: You can�t add video to your website, until you have the video! This brief "how-to" guide can get you started.


Each week, read a new idea for cost-effective (often free) ways to add versatile features to your web sites. These tutorials are written not just for web developers, but also for the solo entrepreneur who feels comfortable sticking their fingers into the html code of their web pages and using JavaScript, CGI and other technology on their websites. Whether you want to automate, simplify, or just learn more about what goes on behind your website, you'll find what you need in Possibilities.


The home page or front page of your website is the most important page of your site from two perspectives. In this article we will look at a few tips for a more effective front page from your attraction niche's perspective.


Would you like to provide a download link for your site visitors that begins the download and then sends the browser to a different web page? If you've never thought about doing such a thing, here are some one-click ideas.


Learn the essential strategies to make your web copy attractive to your target audience.


In marketing, if we don't get the right answer, we LEARN. We learn what does not work and where not to spend our marketing money anymore. Reprogram your mind to �test� not fail.


Many solo professionals are beginning to sell information products on their Web sites. But many of them are trying to sell their e-book, tutorial, etc. on a regular Web page. Instead, they need a special sales page that has a "slippery slope" sales letter. Remember that game Chutes & Ladders? If you landed on a space that had a chute on it, you just went down, Baby. No turning back. That's how your sales letter should be - a "slippery slope" that pulls in the reader because it's so compelling and interesting. Here's a basic outline of the 13 elements you want to include.


Online communities have existed for over 15 years, but are still under-utilitized. Learn more about using this dynamic solution for driving and growing your online presence.


You have this great website, you have sent out e-mails regarding your services, printed out hundreds of brochures which you have given to friends and relatives, but what you really need is to get people talking about what you offer. You know that if you can do that, people will�recommend you to others and your client base will begin to grow. Sounds great, doesn't it? But how on earth do you get people talking?




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