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Daily Online Profits News – Issue #384
August 19, 2010 by Internet Profits · Leave a Comment
The-Sale-You-Cant-Close
Mark Hunter says: We’ve all been there. After countless calls, meetings and an endless amount of work, you just can’t get the customer to say “yes” and move forward. There can be hundreds of theories and ideas as to why this happens more times than we care to admit. Let’s put all the theories aside and get to a solution you can use right now to determine if the customer is serious.
Yahoo Looks to Maximize Happiness
Frank Reed says:
Already had enough of Facebook’s location service? Looking for news about the rest of the Internet? Well, while Facebook is trying to add value to services with products Yahoo is taking a bit of a different route.
It appears as if Yahoo is looking for some kind of Internet “secret sauce” that holds the key to happiness. Sound weird? It does to me because it sounds like the kind of talk that w
Another Search Firm Embraces Exchange-Traded Display Ads
feeds.clickz.com says:
Hearst-owned iCrossing taps DataXu to support real-time ad optimization and bidding for display ad campaigns.
How Can You Learn Marketing From The Grateful Dead?
Lee Odden says:
Sometimes we learn best about doing things in new and innovative ways by understanding them in terms of something we already know. Stories provide useful context and perspective and that’s exactly what David Meerman Scott has done with his latest book that’s just been announced: “Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn from the Most Iconic Band in
Social Media and Letting Off Steam
Amber Naslund says:
We do so love our social media as a pressure relief valve.
It’s given us the ability to pop off about whatever annoys us, and I’ve been guilty too. Get crappy customer service? Tweet it. Have a frustrating day? Let that Facebook status update have it.
Tips-To-Develop-Uniquely-Crazy-Campaigns
Lynne Saarte says: When you are launching a new product or service, what you want is for people to start talking about it. The more buzz you generate, the better it becomes because it stirs up interest. The way to a buzz campaign is to leap out of your box and get uniquely crazy with your campaign…
China Wants to Check In As Well
Frank Reed says:
Once again we try to take a look at how the rest of the world is doing while Facebook’s announcement of its Places services gets worked and reworked by every media type on the planet.
Over atForbes’ Beijing Dispatchthey are taking a look at what might be happening in the geo-location game in China. Don’t expect any of the names you are familiar with to be making any inroads into this huge mar
Former Kodak CMO: Shorten Up Those Elevator Pitches
feeds.clickz.com says:
Jeffrey Hayzlett said brands must also tap social networks to engage, educate, excite, and evangelize – and shape product development.
How Much Should You Spend On SEO?
Jennifer Horowitz says:
It’s a tough question, especially in a bad economy.
The question really begs another question –what is your goal for your site?
If you are operating it as a real business where you hope to either supplement your current income or rely on it as your sole source of income – then you need to be prepared to invest in search (it’s often the foundation of your marketing and a consi
5 Things You Need To Know About Facebook Places Right Now
Tracey Udas says:
The official launch of Facebook’s new location-based application, Facebook Places, has a few people talking and many of us wondering what this means for business – if anything at all. Here are five things you should know about Facebook Places right now:
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Daily Online Profits News – Issue #383
August 18, 2010 by Internet Profits · Leave a Comment
For the Last Time: Please Don’t Tweet and Drive!
Frank Reed says:
Will there eventually be the social media version of drunk driving called a DWT (driving while tweeting)? Based on the bizarre story that has come out of Hollyweird, it may not be a bad idea.
I realize that People magazine is not a usual source for Marketing Pilgrim stories but this was just too bizarre (while very sad as well).According to the celebrity mag
Dr. Frank Ryan, plastic surgeon to Heidi
Another Search Firm Embraces Exchange-Traded Display Ads
feeds.clickz.com says:
Hearst-owned iCrossing taps DataXu to support real-time ad optimization and bidding for display ad campaigns.
“What’s Next” with the “Like” and “Tweet” Button?
Ryan Shell says:
I was thinking about how to start this post and a line from a previousblog postcame to mind,
“As a marketer it’s always helpful to keep the question of, “What’s next?” top of mind”
The question of “What’s next?” is a challenging question as your essentially trying to figure out the next “it,” but you can also use that question to figure out how new tools could be integrated wit
How Can You Learn Marketing From The Grateful Dead?
Lee Odden says:
Sometimes we learn best about doing things in new and innovative ways by understanding them in terms of something we already know. Stories provide useful context and perspective and that’s exactly what David Meerman Scott has done with his latest book that’s just been announced: “Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn from the Most Iconic Band in
Germans Can Opt-Out of Street View
Frank Reed says:
Google continues to jump through various hoops to help limit the privacy concerns that their Street View efforts have caused in Europe. In order to hopefully stop any more backlash in Germany, Google is allowing for buildings to be opted out of Street View. Owners of buildings have until September 15th to do this.
Google made their “opt out of street view” service live in Ger
Former Kodak CMO: Shorten Up Those Elevator Pitches
feeds.clickz.com says:
Jeffrey Hayzlett said brands must also tap social networks to engage, educate, excite, and evangelize – and shape product development.
What to Watch Out for When Running a Foursquare Campaign
Megan Conley says:
When you decide to run a Foursquare campaign for your business, make sure all of your employees know what Foursquare is.
How Much Should You Spend On SEO?
Jennifer Horowitz says:
It’s a tough question, especially in a bad economy.
The question really begs another question –what is your goal for your site?
If you are operating it as a real business where you hope to either supplement your current income or rely on it as your sole source of income – then you need to be prepared to invest in search (it’s often the foundation of your marketing and a consi
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