Hello,
It has been a long while since I posted to my blog. I have been very busy.
One of the things that I have not learned in Marketing is Video creation. It is something that has really frustrated me as the use of Video is so important.
I do know some people that do know what they are doing when it comes to video, so instead of me trying to tell you about something I do not know, I will send you there.
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Until next time, take care
Brian
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Need Business lists?
I was buying business lists for some time for one of my offline marketing products. After spending thousands on Lists my partner and I started our own service.
We have the best prices you can find. If you find better just let us know.
You can get your lists in csv, mysql,phpld,and xml.
You can print the addresses to put on your mailers, and send to a up to date targeted business list.
Get your business lists today: Business Lists email us from the site and get our personal attention [we build lists as they are ordered to assure the most up to date info you can get]
We have the best prices you can find. If you find better just let us know.
You can get your lists in csv, mysql,phpld,and xml.
You can print the addresses to put on your mailers, and send to a up to date targeted business list.
Get your business lists today: Business Lists email us from the site and get our personal attention [we build lists as they are ordered to assure the most up to date info you can get]
Monday, July 27, 2009
Make Money on Twitter
Twitter is growing and getting a lot of media coverage, and celeb. publicity.
When a website is growing like Twitter is there is always ways to profit from it. Twitter itself whole purpose is to profit from their website, so there will be people finding ways to profit while using it also.
I have read several ways to make money on Twitter and there is only one that I can recommend at this point. If you want to find out what it is, Click here
When a website is growing like Twitter is there is always ways to profit from it. Twitter itself whole purpose is to profit from their website, so there will be people finding ways to profit while using it also.
I have read several ways to make money on Twitter and there is only one that I can recommend at this point. If you want to find out what it is, Click here
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Get in on the Gold rush With The Site Rush!!
Saj is at it again with a new Clickbank product that is going to bring the walls down. Saj, the mastermind behind “The Four Tier Annihilation Method” and “Affiliate Ambush” brings in a his fresh new bank account pumping product called, “The Site Rush”. Get it now
“The Site Rush”, was brought together when Saj teamed up with an Internet marketer anonymously known as Mr. Black, for privacy purposes. Mr. Black is an Internet millionaire and has apparently made thousands of dollars per month with “The Site Rush” principles. Saj has kept these secrets in the dark but has chosen to give freely to the “internet guru” infected marketing world.
“The Site Rush” is based on a method called Virtual Real Estate resale also known as “Website Flipping”. The basic foundation is very simple to follow and Saj lays out several methods in depth by video to give you a precise understanding of the blueprints.
In a nutshell, the first step is to find a website from an auction site that sells for really cheap. Optimize, drive traffic, and if possible make profit with it. Afterward, the website will be considered “established” and you can resell on high profile marketplaces for thousands. That’s the basics. “The Site Rush” will give you the meat and the nitty gritty details that will show you how to do this over and over again, to give you a part of the modern day “gold rush”. Dont wait any longer, Click here
This product is a heaven send for those who have found it impossible to make money online, and for website flippers you will learn some techniques that you may not know about that will put thousands in your pocket.
“The Site Rush” will only be sold to a limited amount of people before Saj closes the doors. Saj only produces real money making products so be sure not to miss out on this special treat.
Ok, last chance click here
“The Site Rush”, was brought together when Saj teamed up with an Internet marketer anonymously known as Mr. Black, for privacy purposes. Mr. Black is an Internet millionaire and has apparently made thousands of dollars per month with “The Site Rush” principles. Saj has kept these secrets in the dark but has chosen to give freely to the “internet guru” infected marketing world.
“The Site Rush” is based on a method called Virtual Real Estate resale also known as “Website Flipping”. The basic foundation is very simple to follow and Saj lays out several methods in depth by video to give you a precise understanding of the blueprints.
In a nutshell, the first step is to find a website from an auction site that sells for really cheap. Optimize, drive traffic, and if possible make profit with it. Afterward, the website will be considered “established” and you can resell on high profile marketplaces for thousands. That’s the basics. “The Site Rush” will give you the meat and the nitty gritty details that will show you how to do this over and over again, to give you a part of the modern day “gold rush”. Dont wait any longer, Click here
This product is a heaven send for those who have found it impossible to make money online, and for website flippers you will learn some techniques that you may not know about that will put thousands in your pocket.
“The Site Rush” will only be sold to a limited amount of people before Saj closes the doors. Saj only produces real money making products so be sure not to miss out on this special treat.
Ok, last chance click here
Monday, November 3, 2008
How Marketing Impacts Your Product on a Global Scale
Environmental factors can be political, social, ecological, cultural, technological and ethical in nature. Any organization that develops a product or
service that they want to market domestically or globally must consider what the impact each of these factors may have for them. Not considering these
factors can result in the failed attempt to market a product, which may be successful domestically, in other countries where there is a significant
market potential.
PepsiCo is a large company which conducts both domestic and global marketing and is very well known. One of the main products and one that I use everyday
is Pepsi. PepsiCo also produces Quaker Oats, Lays chips, Gatorade, and Tropicana orange juice.
With the world so focused on ecological factors in today's environment it is only wise for PepsiCo to align itself with the majority. 2005 has seen
PepsiCo immersed in ecological environmental factors. Domestically PepsiCo has pledged themselves to the Greenhouse Gas Cuts, hoping to reduce gas
emissions enough to equal the use of 5 million automobiles (PepsiCo.com). In June 2005 PepsiCo opened a new state-of-the-art Frito-Lay plant in Texas
which is environmentally friendly and will serve as a model of resource conservation through innovations in renewable energy, alternative lighting,
energy efficiency standards and environmentally intelligent choices (PepsiCo.com). Internationally PepsiCo's beverage and snack has implemented a number
of water projects such as the one used in Europe, India and Latin America where rainwater is harvested to help replenish aquifer supplies (PepsiCo.com).
Without complete market research a company can encounter humorous and often embarrassing disappointments when it comes to cultural environmental factors.
In 1960, Pepsi's marketing managers learned a tough lesson about the language differences and how a successful English based product slogan can become
lost in translation. The Taiwanese consumers were reported to be taken aback by the Pepsi slogan "Come alive with the Pepsi Generation", which translated
into Taiwanese reads "Pepsi will bring back your ancestors from the dead" (Feingold, 2000). This marketing mistake caused obvious embarrassment among
Pepsi's top marketing managers, though this would not be the last time that they were too hasty in their pursuit of the international marketplace.
Technology can influence domestic and global marketing decisions and marketing and public relations common sense, especially when it opens any number of
doors to being able to tap into a vast global marketplace. Information technology is increasingly becoming important as an enabler to being able to
operate efficiently, interfacing with consumers and maintaining financial accuracy and effectively managing resources. PepsiCo has embarked on a
multiyear business process transformation initiative that includes the delivery of a SAP (a computer system that will link all of PepsiCo's systems and
processes) enterprise resource planning application (PepsiCo.com). This application will help to divert the possibility of PepsiCo not being able to
process transactions accurately and effectively or remain in step with the changing needs of the trade, which could result in the loss of customers.
Failing to deliver this application on time or anticipate the necessary readiness and training needs could lead to business disruption (PepsiCo.com).
consumers, employees and retail customers. Because of this PepsiCo employees receive human rights training, in which they explore the human rights
intrinsic to all and the importance of sustaining an inclusive nature (PepsiCo.com). PepsiCo's code of conduct requires all employees to follow local
employment laws and regulations, including labor laws and treatment of employees. This type of thinking and training helps to show itself in the
marketing practices of the company. In being able to achieve a high standard for ethical, social and environmental views PepsiCo has helped to ensure
that their reputation will take no damage which could result in a rejection of their products by consumers and a loss of brand equity (PepsiCo.com).
Environmental factors can significantly influence domestic and global marketing decisions. As such, it is an organizations marketing managers
responsibility to research legal, social, ecological, cultural, technological and ethical factors that may negatively impact the success of a product
marketed. Past, present of future, it pays to invest in market research in the hope of revealing the potential of all environmental
service that they want to market domestically or globally must consider what the impact each of these factors may have for them. Not considering these
factors can result in the failed attempt to market a product, which may be successful domestically, in other countries where there is a significant
market potential.
PepsiCo is a large company which conducts both domestic and global marketing and is very well known. One of the main products and one that I use everyday
is Pepsi. PepsiCo also produces Quaker Oats, Lays chips, Gatorade, and Tropicana orange juice.
With the world so focused on ecological factors in today's environment it is only wise for PepsiCo to align itself with the majority. 2005 has seen
PepsiCo immersed in ecological environmental factors. Domestically PepsiCo has pledged themselves to the Greenhouse Gas Cuts, hoping to reduce gas
emissions enough to equal the use of 5 million automobiles (PepsiCo.com). In June 2005 PepsiCo opened a new state-of-the-art Frito-Lay plant in Texas
which is environmentally friendly and will serve as a model of resource conservation through innovations in renewable energy, alternative lighting,
energy efficiency standards and environmentally intelligent choices (PepsiCo.com). Internationally PepsiCo's beverage and snack has implemented a number
of water projects such as the one used in Europe, India and Latin America where rainwater is harvested to help replenish aquifer supplies (PepsiCo.com).
Without complete market research a company can encounter humorous and often embarrassing disappointments when it comes to cultural environmental factors.
In 1960, Pepsi's marketing managers learned a tough lesson about the language differences and how a successful English based product slogan can become
lost in translation. The Taiwanese consumers were reported to be taken aback by the Pepsi slogan "Come alive with the Pepsi Generation", which translated
into Taiwanese reads "Pepsi will bring back your ancestors from the dead" (Feingold, 2000). This marketing mistake caused obvious embarrassment among
Pepsi's top marketing managers, though this would not be the last time that they were too hasty in their pursuit of the international marketplace.
Technology can influence domestic and global marketing decisions and marketing and public relations common sense, especially when it opens any number of
doors to being able to tap into a vast global marketplace. Information technology is increasingly becoming important as an enabler to being able to
operate efficiently, interfacing with consumers and maintaining financial accuracy and effectively managing resources. PepsiCo has embarked on a
multiyear business process transformation initiative that includes the delivery of a SAP (a computer system that will link all of PepsiCo's systems and
processes) enterprise resource planning application (PepsiCo.com). This application will help to divert the possibility of PepsiCo not being able to
process transactions accurately and effectively or remain in step with the changing needs of the trade, which could result in the loss of customers.
Failing to deliver this application on time or anticipate the necessary readiness and training needs could lead to business disruption (PepsiCo.com).
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Minority populations are growing faster then the population overall. Each year, racial and ethnic minorities constitute a greater share of potentialconsumers, employees and retail customers. Because of this PepsiCo employees receive human rights training, in which they explore the human rights
intrinsic to all and the importance of sustaining an inclusive nature (PepsiCo.com). PepsiCo's code of conduct requires all employees to follow local
employment laws and regulations, including labor laws and treatment of employees. This type of thinking and training helps to show itself in the
marketing practices of the company. In being able to achieve a high standard for ethical, social and environmental views PepsiCo has helped to ensure
that their reputation will take no damage which could result in a rejection of their products by consumers and a loss of brand equity (PepsiCo.com).
Environmental factors can significantly influence domestic and global marketing decisions. As such, it is an organizations marketing managers
responsibility to research legal, social, ecological, cultural, technological and ethical factors that may negatively impact the success of a product
marketed. Past, present of future, it pays to invest in market research in the hope of revealing the potential of all environmental
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Turning up the Heat on ebay.
I am pretty fired up, I am consistently making $30 a day selling on ebay. Now that dont sound like much but it is $210 a week, or $840 a month.
The best part is I can increase this [and I am] by adding more auctions that I list each day.
My immediate Goal is $50 a day profit, and then will slowly increase from there. I am trying to get to $50 a day as soon as I can to make my life better for the immediate reality.
I will be shareing exactly what I am doing, and what my partner is doing to make a good income from Ebay, so stay tuned!!
best wishes.
Brian Dubs
The best part is I can increase this [and I am] by adding more auctions that I list each day.
My immediate Goal is $50 a day profit, and then will slowly increase from there. I am trying to get to $50 a day as soon as I can to make my life better for the immediate reality.
I will be shareing exactly what I am doing, and what my partner is doing to make a good income from Ebay, so stay tuned!!
best wishes.
Brian Dubs
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