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Reviews / Advertorials
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Written by TwE Editorial Team
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BIG (Brand Identity Guru) has been introduced to us from ReviewMe.com, while browsing for interesting sites to review. The moment we have laid eyes on their site, www.BrandIdentityGuru.com , we were caught by the creative layout, the intuitive navigation and structure of the site.
If you are looking for a Marketing Company to help you create, define and develop your company's branding strategy, the Brand Identity Guru can certainly be the answer.
Among the services provided by Brand Identity Guru, we have to mention:
- marketing strategy - communication strategies and tactics that stimulate sales and increase profits. The marketing strategy is built through the BIGPicture (TM) which is Brand Identity's Guru strategic planning process, designed to ensure that you and your company meet your marketing goals and objectives.
- branding strategy - executed through the BrandMasterpiece (TM), which is the proprietary process created by Brand Identity Guru to deliver a clean and measurable competitive advantage to your company.
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Marketing Articles -
Marketing: Strategy Articles
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Written by Robert Greenshields
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 Marketing Articles - Marketing Strategy When you communicate with people, they receive the information using one of five sensory modalities – visual, auditory, kinesthetic, olfactory and gustatory (or in everyday language – pictures, sounds, feelings, smells and tastes).
And, in creating an ‘Internal Representation' inside our mind, we use the same sensory modalities – with the addition of one more – ‘auditory digital' or self-talk.
However, it's crucial to recognize that individuals experience those senses in different proportions. Some people may pay more attention to their visual experiences, while others may find their feelings (whether internal or external) more important.
In communicating with somebody, it's therefore important that you're able to relate to all of the senses.
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eMarketing Articles -
e-Marketing: SEO
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Written by Erin Ferree
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You've probably heard people talking about Search Engine Optimization, or SEO, and wondered if it would help your business. The answer, in short, is absolutely!
Search Engine Optimization is the process of fine-tuning your website code and content to rank well in search
engines like Google, Yahoo, and MSN. The basics of the SEO process are to:
- Choose keywords and keyword phrases that describe what you do and that your target market will use to search for your services.
- Use those keywords throughout the code and text for your website.
- Place links back to your site, containing those keyword phrases, on other websites. The search engines look at incoming links from other sites-not at outgoing links from your site-to improve your rankings |
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e-Marketing: Affiliate
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Written by Mal Keenan
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As an affiliate marketer, I have made many mistakes over the years. Some I have learnt from and others I still continue to make from time to time. What can I say? I'm a slow learner.
Affiliate marketing is the easiest business to get into when setting up your own online home business. This is so because you don't need your own product, you don't take care of the after-sales process, you don't even have to worry about payment processing. |
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eMarketing Articles -
e-Marketing: Affiliate
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Written by Mal Keenan
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Affiliate marketing is undoubtedly a great way to make a living online. The attraction for me was the fact that I could sell other people's business products and services without the usual nightmare of customer service and product delivery. The added bonus of being able to virtually automate my entire affiliate business, makes this line of "work", if you could call it that, a dream come true.
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eMarketing Articles -
e-Marketing: Affiliate
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Written by Donna Gunter
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Many independent service professionals nonchalantly enter the Internet marketing game by throwing together a half-baked website without any plan and mistakenly believe that visitors will find them. Initially, my online business grew from word-of-mouth referrals from other clients rather than from any true Internet marketing. My website simply served as an online brochure detailing my services and my rates for several years.
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