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Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
Ok I get asked this same question all the time...I see that there are all kinds of questions about the same subject posted on here too. I was going to go and reply to each of the posts that made reference to using the internet to advertise but thought it might just be best to start a new thread.
I've spent the last 2 years researching, testing, and flying all over the country to put together a plan to market my electrical contracting company. Some have said to have a web site with key words...Yes I would agree that is an important (very important) step but it really is only the tip of the iceberg. So many people have been asking in my area how to do what I am doing that I thought it might be best to just make an online training showing everyone what I was doing. The trainings are a combination of PDF's and screen captures (you'll see my screen almost as if you where looking over my shoulder) There is no charge to see any of the trainings at all...I would post the link here but not sure if thats allowed??? If your interested shoot me an email at sparky1613@gmail.com and I'll send you the link |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
Interesting, and suspiciously like material from "Mass Control", or Frank Kern.
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
before calling "Bull" why don't you try it..then you can call bull if you don't like it. No worries using the internet isn't for every business person. I'm just sick of hearing how many of my friends are getting hit for hundreds if not thousands of dollars creating a web site that sits like an island in the Bering Sea.
The fact is that you can use all of these tools I have put together to cut your advertising budget. It is saving me about $17,500 a year on phone book advertisements. Actually I don't do any..what I would call commercial advertising anymore. Again maybe it's for you maybe not...I certainly am willing to help anyone in any way I can, this is a compilation of some of the questions I get asked all the time. |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
It's Bull**** if your trying to market a local electrical contracting business, however, IF your trying to sell a book or a software program then it might make sense to "fly all over the country".
I wouldn't go to Kansas to get people to hire me from california....I don't care how big you think your company is! With all those titles after your name I would think you'd know how to get your point across right the first time. Last edited by PGD; 05-30-2009 at 07:02 PM. |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
Message sent... I'll take anyone at face value till proved wrong.
I would also like to learn as much about the subject as possible. |
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I'll forward my Irish lottery winning e-mail to you! just make sure to forward the banking info requested to me so's I can forward it to the original sender! |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
From the OPs www.thejujulist.com site:
With the help of my accountants and personal financial strategist, I am happy to tell you that I've been able to come up with a way to temporarily give you an insider deal that is simply irresistible! Normally a membership retails for between $350 and $495, but if you sign up today your small investment will be just $125.00.The link to buy the leads service doesn't work, so maybe this product isn't available now. The Ebook he promotes has some useful information. Should you pay him real money? I suppose it is, as he suggests, a matter of trust. Last edited by Publisher1; 05-30-2009 at 08:33 PM. Reason: fixing url |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
Hey Mark
Thats a different program all together but thanks for the exposure! I hear-by dub you "Super Sleuth"! PGD - I'm Irish too...don't forget to spread the love man! You forget that I am also an electrical contractor, I know and understand the contracting business and yes I understand projects that are a thousand miles away are of no benefit to a service person. I show you how to use these new tools to market in what ever areas you want. Actually one of the programs I would say is a "Hybrid" of a program that just about every person on this site would swear by. I tell you what I'll offer this...If you have questions about marketing your business online either post them here or send me over an email. If you do send me an email I will post the reply here because if you have the question chances are others have the same question...everyone will benefit from this then If I don't have the answer for you I will do my best to find the answer for you NOW LET"S HEAR IT FOR THE CAVS! |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
The OP is following many of the conventions for marketing Internet stuff. I suppose because these approaches are so widely used, they are effective.
There is another school of thinking out there, one I am more comfortable with, which advocates authenticity. Building an e-list with autoresponders and the like can work, so can e-books, but my "warning signals" get really strong when I see these lengthy hyped up web pages. Why don't I yet have a good idea of what the OP is actually selling! |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
http://www.contractortalk.com/f17/an...70/#post689583
Here is a link to another page on the forum that I wanted to make sure that others saw...I posted this earlier today. Just a couple of tips there |
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
Maybe its for real, but I'll pass on this one. Its been a long time since anyone with a long webpage did what they said they would.
My loss, your gain, right.
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Re: Internet Marketing And Advertising For Offline Business
Hi John
Certainly would be willing to chat any time...but as mentioned that is a different program and not the point of this tread. Everyone if that program is nipping at your ankles that badly I would certainly answer any questions you may have...again I don't want this to turn into sales thread. Lets keep this about you guys and what I can do to help you understand how to market your business online. |
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