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How to Reach Facebook's Millions of Members in Nine Easy Steps Facebook is the hot social-networking site of the moment. With the site's incredible growth in recent months, many marketers are scrambling to find a way to access the site's millions of users, who could be potential customers. This article will walk you through the steps necessary to successfully use Facebook to better reach and understand your customers, as a fellow member of the community. Get the full story. Please note: This article is available to paid subscribers only. Get more information or sign up here. |
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Matt Dickman
MarketingProfs Video: RSS—REALLY Simplified Marketers may be from Venus and IT might be from Mars, but marketers nonetheless need to understand what the IT guys are talking about. In a new series of short videos, Matt Dickman simplifies technobabble into a framework that marketers can understand and act on. The next time you have a meeting where they're speaking "geek," you can surprise them with your knowledge instead of just nodding along. Get the full story.
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Laurel Delaney
Going Global in a Web 2.0 World: A Punch List for Small Business In a world that is now fully connected, people and businesses are putting their opinions, observations, insights, thoughts, and capabilities online, via some very helpful tools. Here's what one fictitious small business did to grow its customer base, and reach potential customers worldwide. Get the full story. |
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Advertising on a Shoestring (and a New Video Series) How many of you have had found yourself talking with a friend who interchanges the words "marketing" and "advertising," as if it’s the same dif? It's happened to me a lot. But recently when it happened, I started thinking that most of the money spent on marketing is actually directed toward advertising, so maybe the conventional ignorance is not so ignorant after all. Maybe, in the end, the best marketers are really just the best advertisers. All of this is thinking is particularly timely, as advertising is the star subject of the next in the Small Business Marketing series. Join us for Advertising on a Modest Budget this Friday, October 12, at 3 p.m. eastern. As our host Michael Goodman will explain, advertising is probably more important, and represents a larger share of the marketing budget, for small- and medium-sized businesses than for larger businesses. The leverage from advertising for a small business can be tremendous. The series has proven to be extremely popular, even with marketers in some larger corporate environments. I hope you'll join us! Ann Handley
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MarketingProfs p.s. This week, we introduce a new short video series for marketers, produced by Matt Dickman in association with MP. This week, Matt explains RSS – what it is, and how it fits into your business. The video is part of a regular "Whiteboard" series in which Matt deconstructs technologies that marketers should understand (but often don’t). I'm excited about this series – Matt has a gift for making complex technologies decidedly less so. In other words, he speaks your language. Watch the video here. You can also subscribe to all of our future videos by clicking the "Subscribe" button on our new "MarketingProfs Channel" here.
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Martin Lindstrom
Micro Branding—Macro Results The better you are at involving your customers in the philosophy of your brand, the better they'll understand why you're special. Get the full story. |
Suzan St. Maur
MP Classic: 10 Online Writing Concepts That Work Wonders Offline, Too In this MarketingProfs Classic, originally published in April of 2003, Suzan St. Maur highlights 10 online writing concepts that also kick offline. "After all the agonies we suffered some years ago when some tried to make offline text work online, we've finally turned the tables," she writes. "Now we can borrow back a number of online writing concepts and use them to sharpen up our paper-based marketing communications." Get the full story. |
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Lynn B. Upshaw
What Is Your 'Return on Marketing Integrity'? Marketers need to consider a new calculus: "return on marketing integrity"—that is, a new type of "ROMI"—which can lead to stronger business performance. Get the full story. |
Nilofer Merchant
The New Rules of Internet Marketing Understanding how the Internet changes the rules of marketing is a huge challenge for CEOs: Which practices are obsolete? What new opportunities should be pursued? How do we define success in this new scenario? Get the full story. |
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