4 Ways to Outsource Your Blog

Do you want a blog but are afraid you don’t have the time to put it together and keep it going? Do you have a blog but haven’t posted in ...
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2 Ways to Optimize Your Social Media Profiles

Social media and search engine optimization are becoming inseparable.   In working with social media for some time now, I am discovering over and over how well it works to gain my ...
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Facebook Business Fan Page versus Profile Page

I recently received the following question from a reader about Facebook profile pages and fan pages. Q.  Regarding personal and fan pages, my friends are not necessarily interested in my business ...
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5 Ways to Stay Up on Technology

My daughter chats with 15 friends at a time on Facebook.  My son texts several people, all while uploading music to his iPod. Both can text at lightening speed as ...
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Tekkbuzz Podcast No. 3: Interview with Amanda Lewis

Published on July 12th, 2010no comments

In this podcast we interview Amanda Lewis of Gnetworks, in Grand Rapids, Michigan.  Amanda tells us how she uses social networks to market her business.  She shares her favorite network, how she uses it, and the amazing results she receives from her strategies.

For step-by-step instructions on how to build your own social marketing machine, check out http://mysocialmarketingclass.com.  In this subscription website you will find dozens of audios and videos that will walk you through everything you need to know about using social media to pump up your profits.

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Social Media Definition: Email Customer List -v- Opt-In List

Published on July 8th, 2010no comments

What is the difference between my client email list and an “opt-in” list?  Are they the same thing?

Answer:  No, they are not.  This video will tell you the basic concept of what an opt-in list is and how you should be using it to generate leads for your business. 

Aweber is the email management system I use.  It’s easy to set up and easy to use.  Your list will keep itself updated. You won’t have to worry about returned emails as you do with the old-fashioned email blasts.

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