Posts Tagged ‘twitter’
- Get contact information from everyone you talk to or meet. You never know when you might need it. http://bit.ly/2rPyH7 #
- A great way to get more exposure, sell more products and services, and bank more moneyyy…. http://bit.ly/4xjliS #
- Free to download. Free to use. Makes you money. Gotta love TweetGlide. http://tweetglide.com/MelodyBrooks #
- Is your home page copy self-centered? http://bit.ly/y3Gjm #
- It's not too late to get in on the bootcamp Michelle Salater is doing today…if you need help with your marketing,… http://bit.ly/bCKHA #
- RT If Facebook Was a Country It Would Be the Fourth Largest | Written by Sumer http://rt.nu/m-6z #
- RT Expert Guests Share PR Success Stories | Written by Sumer http://rt.nu/rk3z #
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Perry Belcher, a successful Internet marketer with over 60,000 Twitter followers, uses this formula for successful tweeting:
** 30% tips that help people make their lives better
** 30% anything funny (jokes, funny quotes, etc.)
** 25% compliments and praise for others (includes retweets)
** 10% information that keeps them informed
** 5% what you are doing
This article appears courtesy of Bob Bly Direct Response Letter at www.bly.com.
- Want to congratulate our cousins Rick and Nahmie Olsen on the ribbon-cutting yesterday for their business Finish… http://bit.ly/ItFGo #
- I had to get in on this bootcamp…I know I need to focus my PR efforts into what works. Integrated PR is where… http://bit.ly/nOI2x #
- Expert Guests Share PR Success Stories…don't miss it…http://networkedblogs.com/p15492314 #
- 47% Traffic Spike to Travel Agency Website from Small Business Facebook Page. All in only 1 Month. http://networkedblogs.com/p15380286 #
- RT @JimCockrum Jim Cockrum Blog » Blog Archive » Question of hte Day! http://bit.ly/JTQUF #
- What is your biggest marketing challenge? http://bit.ly/L05zs #
- Separate your personal and business selves on Facebook:… http://bit.ly/F0ZMl #
- One of my clients is hosting the annual Bulldog Club of Denver's Bulloween party. English Bulldogs running around… http://bit.ly/TyqYE #
- 7 Tips on How to Run a Successful Business and Feel Great Doing It http://networkedblogs.com/p15267316 #
- I just read this at PotPieGirl.com – http://bit.ly/13nWko #
- Are you making these mistakes with your marketing, especially your social media?? …http://bit.ly/l0w0 #
- Don't neglect or be afraid to target parts of your market that speak another language. I made that mistake just… http://bit.ly/viBiR #
- Check out @VinMontello…one of the greatest copywriters known to man. #
- FINALLY….learn how to create your own online PR 2.0 campaign for little to no $$ http://bit.ly/2dqQrg #
- FINALLY….learn how to create your own online PR 2.0 campaign for little to no $$ http://www.marketingonlinebootcamp.com/teleconference/ #
- Some good reminders from Natalie Bradley on using Facebook to grow your business. http://bit.ly/7uGE6 #
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- RT @andybeal Google is Finally Killing PageRank http://bit.ly/2dGSP2 #
- Now this is the type of customer service we should all be offering. http://bit.ly/ozJI9 #
- @dyinghappy Thanks for the RT a while back! in reply to dyinghappy #
- RT @ducttape Survey Finds Small Business Adopting Social Media Rapidly | Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tap… http://retwt.me/XnF1 #
- RT @tweetmeme The Personal/Professional Balance: How do you disconnect? | LAF http://bit.ly/RRe0T #
- Michelle Salater from Sumer on viral marketing… http://bit.ly/4uMTk8 #
- Check out this cool kitchen stuff. I want the cookie cutting board: http://bit.ly/dLN9l #
- Are you making these common mistakes with your website copy? I find that most of my clients do, and once the… http://bit.ly/x2H03 #
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- Use the web and social media to grow your business…easily and without spending all day online…. http://bit.ly/319Rq0 #
- Customize your PR approach to suit the person or group you're working with – http://bit.ly/Bsem3 #
- This is how you build a brand message: One Pair Of Socks at a Time http://networkedblogs.com/p13921375 #
- Blanket PR Approaches Never Work http://bit.ly/jxY3z via @AddToAny #
- Will affiliate marketing be dead and buried as of December 1? See what Michel Fortin has to say…. http://bit.ly/1Uo350 #
- Join Michelle Salater from Sumer for a great free call! Stop Wasting Your Time Chasing Clients Online: http://networkedblogs.com/p13668273 #
- RT @webpronews 54% of Businesses Prohibit Employee Social Media Use | WebProNews http://retwt.me/DMcR #
- From Michelle at Sumer: How NOT to waste time promoting your company online: http://bit.ly/qLtId #
- Looks like the new blog rules take effect December 1. http://bit.ly/PX4bg #
- FTC set to crack down on bloggers. Hmmm, interesting. They can't be bothered to make cemeteries follow the same… http://bit.ly/1a1kN1 #
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- If you want a professional or personal website without having to deal with a webmaster, check this out. http://bit.ly/Hbf3h #
- Interesting take on marketing today. http://bit.ly/3wA7vT #
- Every business owner should read this. It highlights the reasons you should always have some kind of written… http://bit.ly/sH3yq #
- Any #MLM tweeps out there who would be interested in learning how to find prospects online? Let me know. #
- "Only take advice from someone who already has what you want." –Jim Stovall Good advice. So often we listen to… http://bit.ly/9nuvH #
- What is the most important piece or aspect of your customer service? I'm not talking customer service in general,… http://bit.ly/ZiHyj #
- @dyinghappy Thanks for the mention! in reply to dyinghappy #
- Any MLMers out there who would be interested in learning how to find prospects online? Let me know. #
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- Look what you get for $20 per month… http://bit.ly/4fskGV #
- Food for thought…instead of focusing on increasing conversions, reduce a few things: http://bit.ly/LwpiW #
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- RT @kamaron_org Worst Twitter Practices: Avoid These Bad Habits | The Kamaron Institute http://bit.ly/2oY7n #
- Here is the perfect opportunity to get that professional website you know you need without those high fees… http://bit.ly/4fskGV #
- Business slow and you need to scare up some work? Make a list of complementary businesses. For example, if you own… http://bit.ly/3dv4iK #
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- Some great Tweeple: @alanmitchell @evolutionfiles @blastam @MarkWelchMktg @KatFrench #
- @JamesRossBooks @Canterucci @cupcakes5 @DebbieBarth @iamatyler and @brianrathbone @RocklandUSA @WordStream #
- Criteria for an auto shop you trust? Good standing with BBB, ASE certified techs,??? Have a website in the works, need opinions. Thank you!! #
- Starting today and running through Friday is "The Great Sūmèr Blog Challenge". Michelle from Sūmèr is asking people… http://bit.ly/K49Oq #
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Customers and clients need you to be credible and trustworthy. One of the best marketing techniques for doing this is to position yourself as an expert in your field or niche.
Experts get recognized, have more work than they can handle, and are primary sources of information for potential customers and clients. But how can you establish yourself as an expert?
1. Write articles and post them on directories.
High-quality articles with plenty of actionable, accurate content show prospects you know what you’re talking about. Don’t forget the resource box for each article.
2. Comment on appropriate blogs.
Find blogs that complement your topic or niche and comment there, making sure you link to your website (usually you put in your site URL before your comment, then it’s linked to your name). People will flock to your site or blog, already pre-sold on you based on your comments.
3. Twitter, Facebook, Squidoo, Digg . . . or your local newspaper or radio station.
Online and offline media can both help you establish yourself as an expert if you play your cards right. Always be professional, find ways to be helpful, and give away a few secrets. People will wonder what else you have to offer if you’re freely sharing such good stuff!
4. Leverage your resources and acquaintances.
Do you know other experts in your field? Why not get together and hold a seminar to help your target audience with their biggest problem? Or guest blog for each other. You scratch their backs, they’ll scratch yours.
5. Try Google Knol.
This is a really cool tool I just found out about this morning and had to share with you. You’ll probably agree after you see the video . . . Knol is a great way to become known as an expert.
Good luck and if you have any other ideas, please let us know!
