Next Teleseminar: Internet Marketing- What are YOUR challenges?
September 10, 2008 by admin
Filed under Teleseminars
Thursday, September 18th, 2008 9:00am PST
Do you have an online business or are trying to start one? What are some of the challenges you’ve had to deal with or are still dealing with on a daily basis? If you’re like most people, it’s hard to navigate through all of the “noise” online. Every week there seems to be a new “must have” product launching, yet many of these products leave you feeling frustrated and annoyed that you spent the money and still are having trouble with a certain aspect of your business. Not to mention that you get the same email from 20 different marketers, all recommending this one product.
We want to hear your questions! Are you having trouble with website design? Can’t get your blog up? Don’t know where to start with auto responders? What about SEO, product creation, software and social marketing? Post your questions in the comments area on this blog or even on the wall in the facebook group. We will answer any questions you have.
We look forward to answering your questions and getting you moving in the right direction.
Cathie on Thu, 11th Sep 2008 6:49 pm
Okay, I am rearranging my plans to be on your call next week. It sounds interesting. You were asking for questions, and my biggest one is how to create more traffic to my site. Especially with my new site going up this week, I am very interested what I can do to find more visitors and how I can use my site to market to different markets.
I set up my new site http://www.tearsofjoystories.com into 6 different catagories-each of them focusing on a different topic of videos we created. I am thinking about using email marketing to market to businesses within each catagory and then linking the email to the section that would apply to them. But I have never done email marketing, except through my newsletter. I don’t want to spam, so how do you email and approach companies without being considered spam?
Those are my two big questions. For clarity:
How do you direct traffic (they right kind) to your site?
How do you do email marketing without it being considered spam?
That’s it for now.
Thanks girls
Cathie Dodd