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Top 5 Tips for Better Marketing

"But this won't work" said Steve. "I've tried it in the past and had no response." Does this sound familiar?

My newer clients often resist implementing certain strategies based on past experiences. However, I usually find out that it wasn't the strategy itself -- but how it was implemented that caused the dismal results.

So whether you are designing a simple flier or developing a plan for a strategic partnership, you can increase your chances for success by following these five tips.

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Adam Urbanski, our official Information Marketing Expert

Growing Your Business: 10 Ways to Multiply Your Sales

Time to get tough with sales! Ready set go . . .

1. Following up on your sales is a great way to ensure they keep increasing. Send an acknowledging email of gratitude to your customers or perhaps a Tweet (Twitter message). Follow up from time to time, too, to let them know that their business is important to you and that you are taking care to attend to their specific interests. This could be done every three months or so to remind your customers of your services and also to inform them of any upgrades.

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Diana Barnum, our official Ghost Writer/PLR Expert

Author Ken Jensen Discovers Cure For Information Overload

Author Ken Jensen Discovers Cure For Information Overload With Help Of Proven Authoring And Business Development System

Not too long ago, when someone wanted information, they would have to drive to the library, use the card catalog, and search the stacks of books and magazine to find it. Then the Information Age arrived. Computers and the internet have brought information home to the average person. There is now too much of a good thing because of this fact.

Many people believe we are still in the Information Age. What they do not realize is that people are drowning in too much information to the point where they are easily overwhelmed.

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Glenn Dietzel, our official Selling High Priced Programs Expert

You Are NOT George Clooney - So Get Your Social Networking Act In Gear

When George Clooney was recently asked about his take on Facebook at the Toronto Film Festival, his response was short: "I'd rather have a prostate exam than a Facebook page."

Now, that's probably understandable when movie studios (his potential clients) have his number on a speed dial, and pesky paparazzi (freebie seekers and unqualified prospects) chase after his every move.

But unless you already have more prospects and high quality clients than you and your business can handle, your approach to social networking should be drastically different.

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Adam Urbanski, our official Information Marketing Expert

Classified Ads - What Works & What Doesn't

Do classified ads really work? Should you include an email address or fax number in them? How about a call to action?

Questions like these are often brought to the attention of OhioHelp.net, an Ohio-based company that specializes in helping businesses worldwide with marketing, public relations and freelance writing services. Here are some top tips they offer based on their own client projects.

TOP TIPS FROM OHIOHELP.NET

I. CLASSIFIED AD PLACEMENT

Study the ads in publications where you would like to place yours to see what works. And STUDY them like you'll have an exam over them. If you didn't see the ad before, skip it. Only focus on those who repeatedly placed the same ads - -these people are selling off of them: bottom line.

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Diana Barnum, our official Ghost Writer/PLR Expert

How To Use The Socratic Method To Create And Sell High Priced Programs

Have you ever dreamed of playing it big as an entrepreneur? Have you ever wished that there were a way to position your expertise above your competitors who have 10, 20 or even 30 years of experience on you?

I can fully understand. As a former vice principal of an elementary school I can remember the fear of not only learning to become an entrepreneur, but getting over the fear of playing big.

Yet, within a year of leaving my job I had successfully discovered how to create and sell programs that ranged from $5,000 to $50,000. Within 18 months of leaving my job I had sold my first $100,000 program.

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Glenn Dietzel, our official Selling High Priced Programs Expert