Starting July 20, Squidoo lenses will be limited to no more than nine outbound links to the same domain. What does this have to do with publicity? Plenty. Squidoo, a content-sharing site, is a great place to promote your expertise. Google views it as an authoritative site and gives it a page rank of 7/10. You… Read More
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How should authors market a book on soft-sell marketing?
Judith Sherven and Jim Sniechowski of Las Vegas, Nev., write: “Already best-selling authors of five relationship books, we have turned our attention and expertise to soft-sell marketing. Our new book, The Heart of Marketing: Love Your Customers and They Will Love You Back, Morgan James Publishing, May 2009), already a best-seller at Amazon, promotes selling… Read More
Roommate-meeting events need to target 25-to-35 age group
Dave Kadavy of Chicago, Ill. writes: “I run a roommate-meeting event called Flatmate Meetup. It’s kind of like speed-dating, but for roommates. I started it in San Francisco and expanded it to Chicago. We now have almost 1,400 members between the two cities. “We currently promote the event by posting on Craigslist where people look… Read More
SEO tip will encourage journalists, customers to call
If a journalist uses the search engines to search for a source with your expertise, Google may return to her a long list of possibilities on the left side of the screen. There’s a clever trick you can use to prod that journalist into picking up the phone and calling you—even if she’s on deadline… Read More
Human/pet psychic wants ideas for marketing her business
Terri Jay of Washoe Valley, Nev. writes: “I am a psychic messenger for humans and pets. My main focus right now is to generate private reading clients and also to get the word out about what I do. “I am able to communicate with people who have Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism, or those in a coma.… Read More
Social media tips for building an email list and selling products
Gone are the days when we must bow at the altar of traditional media, genuflect, and then pray that they cover us. David Mathison, who worked in the traditional media in the 1990s as vice president of syndication for Reuters, the world’s largest internatonal news and television agency, calls what has happened during the last decade a “media renaissance.”… Read More
Increase your web sales: 27 ways to get ’em to buy
Do you generate such great publicity that you can boast about your website traffic? If so, that’s OK. But all the traffic in the world is useless unless it’s putting money in your pocket. That’s why if you’re selling ANYTHING online, you should sign up for Tom Antion’s teleseminar “Increase Your Web Sales: 27 Ways to Get ’em to Buy”… Read More
Dominate Page 1 of Google: Try Expertclick free for one week
When somebody uses Google to search for a person with your expertise, and types in “time management expert” or “leadership expert” or “parenting expert” or “(fill in the blank) expert,” does your name show up near the top of the list of search results? Does it even show up on Page 1 of the results? If not, here’s… Read More
Online promotion tips in Jan/Feb issue of SUCCESS magazine
If you want to promote anything online, be sure to check out the January/February issue of SUCCESS magazine, on newsstands now. I’m featured along with Internet marketers Joel Comm and Scott Fox in the Ask the Experts column. Here are the topics we discussed and a few snippets of advice from the article. —Blogs: If… Read More
The Number One mistake of online press releases
One of my newsletter readers writes: “We’ve used PRWeb a couple times for press releases. The first time, last summer, resulted in a few small market radio show interviews. The second release, this past week, which seemed to be more likely to gain some attention, resulted in nothing. Zero. We realize that a press release… Read More