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April 14, 2007 on 6:15 pm | In Main |

How To Select The Best Marketing Tool For You
By: Terry Detty, Wed Apr 4th, 2007
The fact that there are so many different ways of marketing and several online marketing tools available can also mean total confusion and uncertainty on the side of the site owner. It becomes very difficult for a webmaster to choose what particular marketing weapon at their disposal to make use of. Actually it usually helps a great deal if the online entrepreneur can approach the whole issue in a systematic way with a clear objective in mind. To start with it is important that one determines what sort of budget they have at their disposal for this exercise.

Building a Case for Brand Identity
By: Tim Kenney, Wed Apr 4th, 2007
The key to creative and effective branding of any program, product, service or institution is finding the right positioning–to drive the advertising and other marketing tools. It doesn’t have to be complicated or weird. In fact, if it’s good and effective, it’s simple and will follow this “Rule of consumers”–”You are what you appear to be.” This position, or ‘brand’ is really an identity (not in your mind but in your audience’s)–a way people can sort through all the confusing information and summarize what they think about something.

Who Says You Need a Logo?
By: Ray Smith, Wed Mar 21st, 2007
No, you really don’t need a logo for your business; a logo is definitely not a must-have for your business, if you don’t care for your customers to remember you. After all, you are not as big as McDonalds or Sony or Nike and neither do you dream to be a big business, right? You don’t care if your customers think of your business, as a one off venture, isn’t it?

Eight Important Components Of An Effective Sales Letter
By: Mario C Churchill, Wed Mar 7th, 2007
The lifeline of most businesses is sales. If your business is unable to reach its target sales for several years, chances are your business might close sooner or later. Without ample sales, a business would find it very hard to sustain itself. Therefore, it is imperative for any company to attract as much people as possible to buy its products or contract its services.