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What are PLR articles?
PLR articles are usually professionally written material that you purchase for a reasonable amount of money. They provide you with endless content for your blogs, website, newsletter, email campaigns, etc.
All the hard work is done for you! You can use the PLR material for marketing purposes to build your business bringing you repeat traffic back to your website or blog.
You won’t want to miss this…
Yesterday, I was told that Ronnie Nijmeh, released a massive PLR offer on the topics of Money & Personal Finance.
Well, it’s a personal finance & money info product empire-in-a-box called:
“Common Cents: A Simple Guide to Saving, Making, and Managing Money”
Here it is:
http://www.plr.me/id/commoncents/loracvs
Here’s a snapshot of what you’ll get in the Common Cents Package:
* 80+ Page, Never-Before-Released, Exclusive Book “Common Cents: A Simple Guide to Saving, Making, and Managing Money”
* 4 Exclusive *AUDIO* Interviews with Finance, Credit, and Frugal Living Experts (with PLR!)
* 45+ Companion Guides, Worksheets, and Checklists
* The Ebook above broken down into a Private Label “Fixed Term Membership” site with 16 Modules
* 16 Email Autoresponder Messages
* Personal Finance Articles, Affirmations, AND Desktop Wallpapers
* Professionally Written Sales Letter, Squeeze Page, AND Download Page
* Graphics, Promos, and eCovers
* Source Files to all of the above
Only 189 licenses are left, then it’s gone for good.
I really think you’ll like what Ronnie has to offer.
It’s a really quality deal.
Here’s that link again:
http://www.plr.me/id/commoncents/loracvs
Sincerely,
P.S. On the fence? Watch this short sneak peek video to see EXACTLY what you get:
http://www.plr.me/id/launch/loracvs
I have recently moved to the Okanagan and spend a great deal of me in Penticton, British Columbia which is the home of SuperAffiliate Marketer Rosalind Gardner. I keep hoping that her success will rub off on me and since I bought this book and am really impressed I am sharing the information with you today.
Known as the ‘bible’ of Affiliate Marketing, Rosalind Gardner’s Super Affiliate Handbook is a MUST-READ for anyone who wants to become an affiliate marketer.
In a style that is friendly and humorous, the Super Affiliate Handbook is peppered with real examples of what Rosalind did to become one of the most recognizable Super Affiliates in the world. And she doesn’t just tell you what she did right — she exposes the mistakes she made as well — to help you avoid potential problems.
Exceptionally well written, Super Affiliate Handbook covers absolutely everything you need to know about making money as an affiliate marketer.
Known as the ‘bible’ of Affiliate Marketing, Rosalind Gardner’s Super Affiliate Handbook is a MUST-READ for anyone who wants to become an affiliate marketer.
I HIGHLY Recommended it. Join me in the journey of becoming a Super Affiliate!
Get the Super Affiliate Handbook today!
All the best,
Did you know every business should be marketing online ~ even if they are a traditional “brick and mortar” business?
Get your FREE copy of my newest report 7 Steps to Online Marketing where you will find all kinds of information that will help you get started with gaining new customers or clients. Make sure you receive your FREE copy!
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All the best,
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Why would you need to worry about social media if you are a “brick and mortar” type business? You own a dry cleaning service and t
he local residents are your customers. You probably advertise in the local newspaper or place flyers in mail boxes but are you marketing yourself online? Are you aware that most of your customers actually do their shopping online, searching for deals, products or services? Why would you ignore the huge potential of increased business by not targeting one of the biggest markets there are?
When the term online marketing or social media marketing is presented to many business owners their eyes glaze over and their brain tend to shut down. They think that online marketing is too complicated and probably too time consuming and expensive. They also believe it’s only for big businesses with huge budgets. They are wrong. Online marketing is a major part of a community building strategy for every business.
What are your objectives for marketing your business? Do you want to increase sales? Do you wish to gain new clients? Do you want to create an awareness that your business even exists? It’s important to know what your objectives are. As an example my objective is to let the people in my region know of Lorac Virtual Solutions and to gain new clients. That is why I am choosing to use social media tools to “broadcast” my objectives and reach my target audience.
That leads us into the term “target audience”. Sometimes terms used by others can be confusing and they shouldn’t be. Target audience is who you believe to be a candidate as a new client or someone you wish to reach. The dry cleaning business owner is probably targeting potential new customers or maybe suppliers who can help him become more “green” with his products. Be very clear as to who you are targeting. What do you believe are their needs and how could you help them? It’s important to know that by providing a service or a product we are attempting to meet the needs of our customers or clients.
By knowing who we wish to target and know what they potentially need we can now create an online strategy using available social media tools. When researching who your target audience is you probably discovered which social media channels they were using. How will you reach them? How will you reach your objective? What social media activities do you already participate in? Are they working well? Are you measuring your progress? If you haven’t heard of http://www.meetup.com, http://www.nearbytweets.com, http://www.yelp.com or http://www.foursquare.com then you had better start researching these social media sites because that’s where your customers are. The big three are Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Connecting with your clients is not about selling. It’s about developing a meaningful connection and building community. By connecting and interacting and offering assistance or information you will establish a presence. You will become someone they trust. They will then turn to you when they need a service or product you can provide. It really is no different that connecting with other business owners at chamber events. It takes time and diligence to develop a positive brand recognition and add new customers.
An example of this would be if the dry cleaning owner decides that there is a large population of seniors in his area but he is only getting a small percentage of their business. He could advertise locally but he could also find these seniors online (they all have computers) and create a blog and start interacting with them via Facebook or Twitter. He could start a newsletter they could sign up for – or he could start an online membership campaign giving discounts on certain days of the week just for seniors. By posting these regularly on his blog or twitter account people will start looking for this information and his customer base will grow. Restaurant owners have found twitter to be a creative way of letting they customers know what the specials are each day. Every business has potential online targets – you just have to know what your objectives are, who your target audience is, where they hang out (online) and connect. It really doesn’t have to be complicated. By creating a plan or strategy with clear measurable goals every business will naturally create an online presence. Social media marketing is for everyone. What are the social media objectives of your “brick and mortar” business?
All the best,
PS: Interested in learning more about Social Media training? Visit VAClassroom or contact us at Lorac Virtual Solutions.
A few months ago a person I trust recommended I sign up for a FREE Website Magazine. I should thank them for their advice because this is probably the best magazine I have read in a very long time. Did I mention it’s FREE?
The content this month includes articles on “SEO in a social media world”, “Google analytics”, “managing website redesigns” and “e-commerce software” plus it offers information on “Top 50 Resources for Design Inspiration”, all topics important to everyone doing business online.
At first I was extremely sceptical that a FREE magazine would be worth reading. Was I ever wrong! This magazine has so much to offer I thought I should let everyone I know about it so you too can get your personal copy.
Website Magazine arrives in my mail box every month and not my email box either. It’s actually a beautiful high glossy print magazine that I hold in my hands. I don’t know about you but I like to relax in a comfortable chair at the end of the day and unwind with a good magazine.
What have you got to lose? Sign up for YOUR FREE copy of website magazine today – you won’t be sorry.
All the best,
PS: Lynn Terry, the one internet marketer I trust recommended Website Magazine and I am grateful! Thanks Lynn. To learn more about Lynn and her group click on this link.
