Online Marketing

Free ticket for 3 days of Internet marketing training

If you need Internet marketing training, but you can’t afford one of those expensive programs from a coach, here’s something even better. It’s a free ticket to a three-day live event, an in-depth crash course on the very latest techniques and tools that you must know if you sell any product or service online. StomperNet,… Read More

21 ways to promote your webinars and teleseminars

If you’re new to hosting webinars, the team at SocialBrite.org has a very helpful summary of 10 steps for planning a successful webinar. It includes nine ways to promote your webinar. I took their list and added to it. Most of these ideas will also work when promoting teleseminars. Here’s their list of suggestions on… Read More

Commenting at blogs? Mention your expertise

Mickie Kennedy’s excellent post Blog commenting for PR–do’s and dont’s, reminded me about something that every smart Publicity Hound do. State your expertise whenever you comment. For example, if I’m commenting on a post about how to write well, I’ll start by saying…”As a publicity expert who worked as a newspaper writing coach for many years, I disagree… Read More

3 email marketing mistakes that can kill your business

If you use email to market, here are three mistakes that can get your business closed down–fast: 1. Buy or rent a list. Because the people on the list have not given you permission to email them, they might complain to your Internet service provider or email management company that you’re spamming. And… Read More

Need an expert? Look at one of the article directory sites

If you’re looking for an expert source because you need to hire a speaker, or you want a guest for your podcast, or you’re doing research for a book, don’t get discouraged if you don’t find one on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn, or by Googling . There’s still a large percentage of people—even experts—who aren’t at… Read More

Online visibility: 13 ways to build a following

This month’s guest blog post was written byJames Nissen. Last week, I shared James’ pitch and wrote about How a guest blogger pitched me and made me say ‘yes’ * * * By James Nissen “It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop.” — Confucius One of… Read More

Consultant needs help launching new product for biz leaders

Anne Graham of Vancover, British Columbia writes: “I’ve developed a great toolkit for business leaders with 33 specific techniques they can use to lead their firms out of the recession. It’s called “Recession Proof and Recovery Ready: The 91 Day Business Tune-up Toolkit.” It’s a 314-page physical product, stuffed full of every instruction, checklist, etc.… Read More

‘The Publicity Hound’s Tips of the Week’ now accepts ads

I’ve been publishing a free weekly newsletter for almost 10 years, and accepting paid ads never appealed to me. I hated reading them in text-based newsletters but never minded them at all in HTML newsletters where they aren’t obtrusive. Since I’ve always published in text-only, I never gave ads a second thought. But when I… Read More

Nonprofit needs ideas for marketing training programs

Deborah Avens of Temple Hills, MD writes: Virtuous Enterprises, Inc. is a nonprofit devoted to transforming lives of underserved women and girls in the Washington, D.C. area through training and development. Our programs include training in computer science, engineering and computer information systems; a 16-week program for women who want to become entrepreneurs; and a… Read More