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Are You Using These 3 Marketing Ideas in Your New Business?

Saturday, August 7th, 2010

You’ve got your idea in place, you have done all the paperwork and your new business is launched. So what do you do to get it promoted to the world? This article will present three quick marketing techniques. These strategies apply whether you are a brick and mortar business at the local mall or a home based business. The power of the internet works as an equal opportunity employer.

Number 1 – Social Networking This is probably the simplest and the most familiar. We all know the power of referrals. Use your Facebook account to introduce your business to your world. Now you don’t want to come out and be a blatant advertisement. Start a conversation with a close friend about your excitement of starting your own business. Allow the conversation to evolve including products or services that you provide.

While in Facebook, accumulate more friends and join groups of like minded individuals. Join as many groups as you have interests which would include business or personal or maybe environmental. Start connecting with people outside your own social circle.

Number 2- ads While you are starting your business, your budget may be squeezed a little bit tight. If this is the case, there are many places to advertise for free. Craigslist is one of them, but you need to be very careful and examine all of their rules. There are other sites such as USFreeAds, InetGiant and more. As your business grows, you can then expand your Ads into paid ads. Take the time to look at Google AdWords. You may not be ready at this point, but it is an area that eventually you will want to incorporate into your advertising strategy and budget.

Number 3 – video marketing We all love to watch the videos on YouTube. Why not use that for your own business? If you are a little bit of a ham, video marketing will come easily. You may think that what you recording is goofy, but go for it. Try doing a search on Google for a product or service. The chances are great that on the first page of the Google search, there will be some sort of video. Videos rank very high in the search engines.

If you have the burning desire, but don’t know where to start with a new company, visit us at our institute for local marketing. Learn the abc’s from starting your own business, finding clients, establishing credentials and finally the marketing.

Wishing you all the success in your endeavors.

Sharon

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UNIQUE Work at Home Business Opportunity! NEW ONLINE Video Marketing Biz!

Monday, July 12th, 2010

Learn how to create professional web commercials right from your home. This amazing business package includes: a stunning 10 page website, hosting, domain name, ebook & video tutorials, bonuses, and one on one support on creating web commercials. You DO NOT want to miss this. check it out: tinyurl.com

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Windows 7 Opens to Ads, YouTube's HD Video, and Piracy at Work | CrankyGeeks Episode 193

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Today’s Guests:
Sebastian Rupley, Co-Crank, Editor, GigaOm.com
David Coursey, Writer/Blogger, PC World Tech Inciter
Rob Enderle, President, Enderle Group

The Topics:
Microsoft Opens Windows 7 to Ads
Boxee CEO: Biggest Show Will Soon Be On the Net, Not TV
Dell Launching its Android Phone in China
Software Piracy in the Workplace
YouTube’s 1080p Video

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DXN BOM

Sunday, July 4th, 2010

DXN Business Opportunity Meeting Video Presentation

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Home Decorating Ideas

Saturday, June 26th, 2010

go.tagjag.com – twitter.com – You already know I’m a gadget freak. You also know I like really cool and unusual things. Probably the most awesome things that I have bought recently all came from Etsy, from a user named ForkedUpArt. I thought the iPhone holder, I picked up some of the other pieces, as well! chris.pirillo.com

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Lifestreaming… Business Opportunities?

Saturday, June 26th, 2010

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Orange Leads – Free Business Opportunity Leads – Free Advertising Network

Saturday, June 26th, 2010

www.abcprofessor.com – Original Orange Lead video tutorial of how to get the free business opportunity leads and place free advertising at Orange Leads works. Lea Charlton recommends this free leads and advertising network to make money online.

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Narrowcasting The News Is Good For Business

Saturday, June 26th, 2010

By Bruce Orr

Broadcasting is the term most often used to describe the act of disseminating the news, but for some companies, narrowcasting the news may be a good business strategy.

People’s news gathering habits have changed drastically over the past few years. Businesses that use digital signage can benefit from adding a news feed to their signs. Not only will narrowcasting the news get more people’s attention, it fits right in with the way many coveted demographics (affluent, educated and under 40) get their news – on the fly and in small chunks.

Trends in News Gathering

It used to be that people got their news from their daily paper or their nightly national news broadcast. With the rise of the Internet, news seekers have shifted to online sources in huge numbers. According to an August, 2008 report by the Pew Center for the People & the Press, the changes have been dramatic:

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Job Opportunities

Friday, June 18th, 2010

By Peter Gilbert

Video games industry is the latest cash cow in the world of business. This industry is making more than $10 billion and that’s more business than what Hollywood is presently doing. With phenomenal sales records being the order of the day, the industry is ever on the look out for fresh talent.

To be a typical video game professional one should have the skills of an artist and present day computer skills. Generally speaking, the following are the broad categories of jobs that are available in the industry:

Audio: The field of audio is relatively new to the video game industry. This part has so far been neglected and the industry bigwigs are now slowly recognizing the importance of a good audio to make a video successful. So, Sound Engineers and Composers who can strike the right chord are in demand.

Designers: Designers are the bread and butter of this industry. Depending on the specialization, people are designated as – Game Designer, Lead Designer, Level Designer, and Screenwriters. These are those people who bring a game alive.

Production: Being a Producer requires multi tasking, analytical skills and decision making under stress. It’s a difficult role and further categorized as Project manager, Associate Producer, Game Tester & Lead Tester. To bring out a game successfully, Production team works come hell or high water.

Programming: It’s natural for any one who thinks of a job in the games industry to go in for software skills. Yes, Programming is the core of the games and here too specialization is the name of the game. Jobs begin with being a Junior Programmer, Lead Programmer, Tools Programmer, Graphics Programmer, Artificial Intelligence Programmer and Multiplayer Networking Programmer.

Visual Arts: This is the niche field for the Artists who have the traditional hand skills and have mastered or specialized in the various animation software. Depending on the skill sets and experience, jobs are designated as Intern Artist, 3D Model Builder, 2D Conceptual Artist, 2D Texture Artist, 3D Cut Scene Artist, 3D Character Builder, 3D Character Animator, Level Builder, Art Director and Art Technician.

Miscellaneous: This means the “support staff”- people who handle accounts, administration, marketing, public relations and system administrators are always in demand as no business can ever be run without these people.

Skills are more valid in this field than degrees. Most of the companies don’t insist on a degree if the job seeker proves his skills. Skills are not acquired over night. It’s only with repetitive and continuous practice that one gets to master the crafts. So, all the technically qualified people should hone their skills if they ever dream of getting recognition for their skills. Those gifted and skilled people are apt to find instant world wide recognition for their work here in this industry than anywhere else. Just as one gets instant recognition for a good work, the pay too is extremely good in this field. For all kinds of jobs, the average pay for a person with an experience of 1-2 years is $50,000 and going up to almost $ 300,000 for the specialists. Yes, the glamorous video games industry is keeping its doors open, welcoming all those young whiz kids.

About the Author: Peter Gilbert writes about Games Deals, EBgames Coupons and Video Game Promotion

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