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Late this afternoon I put out the following message on Twitter, writes Robert Clay of Marketing Wizdom: “Have...
Writing a book is a fabulous way of establishing your expertise. If all your competitors give out a business card when they visit...
How do you combine personal and professional online without pissing people off?
This guest post has been contributed by Monica...
If you think that marketing is just about spreading your message, you need to think again, writes Robert Clay of Marketing Wizdom. ...
There are a number of things to keep in mind when you start a blog. This excellent post by Jamie Turner was featured on his excellent...
The combination of blogs and social media have transformed publishing and communication beyond recognition in the past 2-3 years. This...
Barack Obama is undoubtedly one of the greatest influencers of modern times. His accomplishment in going from a relative unknown...
Pecha Kucha is a presentation method, developed in Japan, that is reputed to improve audience attention, writes Andrea Pickerin of...
In my seminars and workshops I’ve referred for years to a couple of “million dollar” copywriting tips which, at a stroke, can...
Updated Feb 2010: If you’re in business and reading this post there’s a good chance that you’re either a member of LinkedIn,...
Identifying prime prospects for your product, service or expertise can be like searching for a needle in a haystack. But that’s...
The concept of acquiring new customers at a breakeven or slight loss sounds crazy to some people, writes Robert Clay of Marketing...
As Google celebrates 10 years in business, it’s amazing to consider what the company has done in that short time to change the...
Since Google AdWords was launched in 2002 the face of advertising has been changed almost beyond recognition, writes Robert Clay...
The right mailing list can be worth a small fortune to you. The wrong list can cost you a fortune in the blink of an eye.
To keep...
Here’s a fabulous story which illustrates the point that you can’t please everyone. It is adapted from Aesops’ fable “The...
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