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I am sure you have seen a lot of offers on the Internet promising to submit your web page to 500 or more Search Engines for a fee up to $375.00 or more. First of all, there are not 500 Search Engines on the Internet. There are only about 35 Prime...
Business Marketing Strategy
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Successful Marketing for Home Based Businesses
'A successful marketing strategy is not based on doing what you like but liking what you do...'
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Marketing Magic: De-Bunking the Myth!
Any one who has ever been to a magic show knows that magic is
all tricks, not reality. It is simple entertainment with no
lasting value.
Marketers however, new and old alike, are infatuated with the
idea that there are magic tricks to make marketing campaigns
work. This is the problem, magicians get paid before the show
starts, marketers get paid when it's over. The marketers job
is to change some ones thinking and persuade them to have a
certain point of view. The magicians job is to trick your
senses into believing something occurred. You can not create
customers by tricking them and then asking for money. You
create customers by offering real solutions to problems that
the
customer will understand and then asking them to buy the
solution. If you do the latter you will also create customers
who market for you. If you operate as a magician you will
create enemies who tell everyone not to do business with you
because your delivery is not what it seems.
Don't subscribe to the myth. Real marketing requires honesty,
not magic tricks.
About the Author
Carl coaches small businesses in the development of high
quality, profit generating web-solutions. For more on
successful use of Internet technology for small business,
visit http://www.ceodesign.com
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