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- How to Avoid Getting Snookered by Advertising 
2 - Most of What I Know about Marketing, I Learned Waiting on 
Tables 
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- Can You Really Sell Subscriptions to Internet Content? 
4 - Navigating the Stormy Seas of 'Kewl' 
5 - The Cardinal Rule of Email Newsletter Marketing: Don't Be 
Rude 
6 - Cheap & Easy: Low-Cost Ways to Touch Your Target 
7 - How to Write a Press Release
 
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How to Avoid Getting Snookered 
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              When you live off tips, you can learn a lot....   
              Most of What I Know about Marketing, 
              I Learned Waiting on Tables  
Just 
what has waiting tables got to do with good marketing? Here's what 
good waiters know, and marketers should focus on:
 
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to See You Again, Mr. Jones
 
Do 
you know what your customers want? Have you established a one-to-one 
relationship with them which enables you to understand what your 
customers want and tailor your services accordingly? Could you identify 
them as being "burgers and chips" or "filet mignon" 
customers? Are they budget-conscious "just marrieds" who 
usually opt for the special because it's a better value? Or are 
they aging baby-boomers who can afford steak and all the trimmings. 
Determining your customers' likes, dislikes, preferences and needs 
is key in satisfying your customer. In the 1:1 future envisaged 
by Martha Rogers and Don Peppers, it's not what you know about all 
your customers that's important, but how much you know about each 
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Navigating 
the Stormy Seas of 'Kewl'
 
I wasn't 
even spelling "cool" right when I began to understand 
e-marketing to teens
 
Here's 
what you can learn too
 
 
 
 
The 
Cardinal Rule of Email Newsletter Marketing: Don't Be Rude
 
Stop being a jerk..just follow some 
simple rules!  
Read 
the story
 
 
 
Make 
a big splash without the big bucks....
 
Cheap & Easy: Low-Cost 
Ways to Touch Your Target
You're 
smart, tenacious and exceedingly good at what you do but, alas, 
not wealthy or flush with venture capital. You've started a business, 
and now you need to tell the world. Given our druthers, we'd all 
like to run ads on TV, in magazines and in newspapers. But if you 
don't have the budget to advertise in these mediums consistently, 
you're probably wasting your money. What's a poor entrepreneur to 
do?
 
Here 
are some marketing methods to help ye of little cash make a big 
splash, attract clients and increase product/service visibility.
 
 
 
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How 
to Write a Press Release
 
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