Tuesday, April 30, 2013
More Value For Your Buck! Or In Other Words "Do Great Business Sale!"
We have heard that the money is in the list, right? How do you get your list? Once you get your list, how do you market to it? How much is your marketing costing you?
Let's just take a look at a couple of numbers
Let's just say your marketing auto responder costs $20 per month that times 12 is $240 per year.
Now look what your first year with Stiforp would cost $149 (You saved $91)
and only $99 each year there after. (You saved $141)
In addition, you get tools in excess of an autoresponder.
Look that is only the beginning of your savings by coming into Stiforp. It does not take any money for you to look around our back office, take a few minutes and do that, you will be glad you did.
Stiforp won't take you away from your primary business, it is all about saving you money on the tools you use to run your business.
Keep more money to invest in profit earning products. Use Stiforp tools.
Go, take a look at our video now. Signup, take a look around then decide to stop spending too much money on one tool when you can have several amazing ones for less money out of your pocket.
Bessie Mathis
http://ibourl.com/1jk6
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Sunday, April 7, 2013
Multiple Ventures or Focus on One?
The debate goes on.
More times than not, I’ve heard one marketer or another say “Don’t put
all your eggs in one basket”. And
another will say, “You can’t have enough focus for more than one product”. From one extreme to another.
I’m sure they all have their reason for believing as they
do. I’m just not entirely convinced one way or the other. On the one hand, you have a product or
service you want to promote. How are you
going to do that? Free advertising?
Traffic exchange? Write PR or Blogs and
post those on your own site and any other that allows blog posts? Every one of those avenues produces a link
for you to promote in order to drive traffic to see your main venture,
right? If you promote those links also,
are you fickle? A scatterbrain, not to
be trusted? Because you are starting an
online business, you are cash challenged.
When you are offered a way to earn some advertising credits promoting
that site, are you really going to say, no?
Not only that, but your social sites have links, your auto responder,
your splash pages.
Everything you do to promote your one main venture has
generated a link which you need to promote some way or another. What are you going to do? If you have a revenue sharing site, where you
advertise, and you earn interest without promoting it are aware that you can earn more money by
sponsoring, right? Another link. Another venture. Now you have a slew of links to put on a rotator
and what does that produce?
So, you put all your links on your very own website, are you
guaranteed that your visitors are going to follow all your
recommendations? Are they going to click
all your links? Will you need to promote
you links elsewhere? Yes, you will. So now what has happened to focusing on one
thing?
Are you clicking ads while you write your PR? Are you clicking ads to build credits as you
copy and paste ads to your free advertising sites?
I just thought of one thing that may be able to help you and
me too. Have you noticed one of the
sites to share is ‘Digg’? They don’t ask
you for anything except a link. When you
place your ads for the month, keep your links to the ad in note pad. Keep your auxiliary site links in notepad
too. And share them to Digg. You will get traffic. Do a
couple when you share your associate’s PR.
Do a few, every couple of hours.
The traffic your ads get will
cause your ad to be on the first page of that advertising site, too. That way, you don’t need to worry about your
ads being buried under new ones. Refresh
them through sharing the link on Digg.
If you like that tip, give this site a look. Join me here and I’ll share some other tips
with you.
You can greatly simplify your marketing experience with this
company.
Bessie Mathis
Thursday, April 4, 2013
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