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The 3-Step Cure for Boring, Useless Content

Let’s face facts. Most online content is lousy

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The 3-Step Cure for Boring, Useless Content

Groupon’s Secret Sauce (And How to Get Yourself Some)

Google has a secret algorithm for ranking some web pages ahead of others. Facebook has that killer network effect — the more people use it, the more people use it (see previously: the fax machine). Amazon has selection, ease of use, and the kind of trust that can’t be bought.

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Groupon’s Secret Sauce (And How to Get Yourself Some)

The Simple Sales Strategy that Boosts Your Bottom-Line

Choice is a good thing. Too much choice can be a bad thing. It can confuse customers and cause them to abandon your sales process early.

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The Simple Sales Strategy that Boosts Your Bottom-Line

Google Plus One: Top AdWords Advertisers Are Unprepared

Google recently announced the launch of their latest social initiative: Google +1 (Plus One).

Copyblogger Weekly Wrap: Week of March 21, 2011

My birthday was on Wednesday (I turned 17 and my dad says I can drive his car to the prom – SCORE!), and I got about fifty billion of those little Facebook notifications of people writing on my wall to say Happy Birthday. Got a ton of tweets saying the same

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Copyblogger Weekly Wrap: Week of March 21, 2011

How a Single Bullet Can Get a Customer to Buy

I remember going to a workshop in 2003. The price of the workshop was $8000. Plus there was overseas travel involved

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How a Single Bullet Can Get a Customer to Buy

10 Lessons from My First Million-Dollar Launch

I was amazed. Jaw-on-the-floor astounded.

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10 Lessons from My First Million-Dollar Launch

How Can The King’s Speech Help You Build an Extraordinary Online Business?

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How Can The King’s Speech Help You Build an Extraordinary Online Business?

6 Questions to Ask Before You Spend a Dime on Graphic Design

I have helped businesses craft effective marketing materials for almost 25 years now, and I’ve had every type of client. There are the clients who want their website to appeal to everyone — no matter if that means making the design and content so bland it might as well not be there at all. There are clients who don’t really know why their service is good, or the ones who don’t have a marketing strategy beyond “pitch this product.” Sure, I could take their money and create a single-product promotion, a bland one-time campaign, or help them run one ad that they think will turn everything around

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5 Hot Tips to Make Your Readers Fall in Love

You’ve tried to get their attention. You’ve read the right books, listened to all the gurus, and freshened up your appearance, but it’s not working. You aren’t being noticed by the one you love.

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5 Hot Tips to Make Your Readers Fall in Love