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You’ve been collecting customer email addresses for a while, but haven’t quite made the time to design your first customer newsletter. The good news is that it’s not very hard to get started. We’ll walk you through the process of designing your newsletter. continue »
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Sending an electronic company newsletter is a great way to build customer loyalty and keep your brand top-of-mind between purchases. Here’s a checklist to help you get started with your enewsletter. continue »
The word “advertising” calls to mind slick TV ads and high-end lifestyle photography created in super-expensive Madison Avenue offices — leaving many businesses to think they can’t afford to advertise their Web sites. In reality, you can advertise your Web site no matter how much money you have to spend. continue »
In 2005, Google began considering landing page quality in its AdWords ranking algorithm. Yahoo was quick to follow. The idea was to price the low-quality, sketchy advertisers out of the market and offer searchers a better search experience. Your landing page quality score and the cost of your keywords determine your AdWords ranking. So, building a high quality landing page can help you achieve a higher ranking and save money. continue »
Electronic newsletters can land your advertising message right in your prospect’s email inbox. Your customers sign up to receive e-newsletters, so your message is received in a welcome context. And, because readers have signed up for the e-newsletter, responses to the ads are generally higher than those for banner ads. continue »
Reach a larger audience by offering really simple syndication (RSS) feeds for your regularly updated Web site content. An RSS feed is simply a page on your Web site where you post content you want to distribute. RSS aggregators such as Google Reader and MyYahoo check that page about once a day for updates and distribute updates to any of their accounts registered for your feed. continue »
Now that you’ve got a feed on your Web site, you’re looking to build your audience. Fortunately, there are some easy things you can do to deliver content that people want to read and help them find out about it. continue »
Having a Web site to promote your business is vital in helping your business succeed. Even if you choose not to sell products directly from your site, you need to have a Web presence so that customers understand what your business is all about. continue »