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Why Blogging is the Perfect Small Business Marketing Tool

Blogging is the perfect small business marketing tool. If you’re selling and gaining leads via the web, then the web is also your main marketing super-channel. How to do people locate what they need online? Two ways: Online search Word of mouth through online channels like email, blogs, and other social tools (Twitter, Facebook, etc.)…

10 Books About Conversation Marketing You Must Read

This is a guest post by Tom Walker. Every Monday is guest post day on Remarkablogger. Contact me if you’d like to submit a guest post. The explosion in use of social networking platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, Flickr, and YouTube among others, along with blogging as a means of communication, has presented new…

Why Integrated Online Marketing is the New Watchword for Bloggers

This is a guest post by Sheryl Sisk. Once upon a time in the golden days of yore, bloggers made money hand over fist (or so it seemed) simply by showing up and blogging. A handful of particularly lucky ones got lucrative book deals, and the rest raked in the dough with Google ads peppered…

Stop Hunting Customers and Penetrating Markets – Start Speaking the Language of Caring

Do you like to be hunted? How about targeted? Does that make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside? Does it make you more trusting? Like you want to just give someone all your money? No? Well, color me shocked. How about if you knew that companies wanted to hear your concerns, understand your needs…

How to Really Understand Marketing

In spite of everything you read about marketing, do you feel as though you still don’t have a solid overall picture in your mind about it? You’re not alone—far from it. The way we consume information and learn online is a fragmented experience: a blog post here, another one there, an ebook about a singular…

The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Email Marketing for Your Blog

Why Email Marketing is Important Forget about everyday email. It doesn’t apply to email marketing. Email marketing complements your blogging in a different and even more powerful way than social media. There’s a surprising amount most people don’t know about using email to further their business marketing, especially in conjunction with a blog. I’ve been…

Read This if You Hate Marketing

Most people are simply terrible at marketing. It’s kind of insane, when you think about it. Marketing activities bring in customers, without which you have no business. This makes marketing the most important activity you can do. After all, customers do not just magically show up and throw money at you. Without marketing, you have…

5 Stealthy Ways to Promote your Blog

Image via Wikipedia This is a guest post by Nathan McGee. It is challenging in the blog world to garner attention. Sometimes I have felt like the guy at the party that is just jumping up and down shouting “Look at me everyone! Look at me!”. Here are 5 ways to promote yourself with out…

Turn Your Blog into a Relationship Hub

“Marketing channel.” “Public relations.” “Get the message out.” “Creative should handle this.” Are you speaking the language of the dead? Your blog is not a marketing channel. It is not a one-way message delivery service. Blogs (and all social media) are two-way conversations. Public relations is a euphemism for corporate propaganda. Ever notice how in…

When You Are Your Blog’s Brand

Guest Blogger Week continues on Remarkablogger with Bob Younce of The Writing Journey. Dooce. Pioneer Woman. Skellie. What do all of these bloggers have in common? Simply put, they are their blog’s brand. If Heather sold Dooce tomorrow, she’d lose a good number of her loyal readers. We go to dooce to see Heather, not…

FreelanceSwitch Reviews Remarkablogger and You Can Too

I subscribe to the amazing blog FreelanceSwitch, and last weekend I noticed Jonathan Fields had casually dropped an invitation in a comment on a post there to send in your blog URL to possibly receive a free marketing review. When things like this happen, you gotta figure most people will not go for it, telling…

Walking Through a Graveyard Called Borders

Last night my wife and I hung out in Burlington for a few hours on a Friday evening, dining out and taking in the town. I was enamored of the idea of having a gyros (Ali Baba’s Kabob Shop). Anyway, we wound up hanging out at Borders. I walked its aisles, looking at the various…

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