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  • Glamorous or not, a lot of money is spent on trade advertising. And a lot of it is wasted.

  • Everyone's mental switchboard is on overload. They talk about being distracted and even being unable to sit still. How do you advertise when viewers are like that?

  • They are - if you're doing them the traditional way. Check out these tips for press releases that get results.

  • The nouns, verbs and adjectives, and even a splash of color can get your company really communicating.

  • Can you add a little spice without burning your britches? Here's a recipe to get yourself cookin'.

  • Don't blind customers and prospects with your email newsletter. Use these ideas to develop the kind of content that will bind your customers instead.

  • Looking for a reason to do a press release? Don't underuse this valuable resource. Here are 38 possible topics to get you going.

  • There is a rhythm to a prospect's movement into customer that can be controlled through newsletter production. But you have to know how to move to the right beat.

  • In the rush to the virtual printing presses, marketers are making a lot of mistakes. Here are six you should correct right now.

  • Here’s how to write copy to nudge the brain in just the right way.

  • Nailed your lists? Got an irresistible offer? Great. Here are 8 ways to make sure the copy does its job, too.

  • How do you go back to selling cars, clothes and computers after the attacks on America?

  • Each day, thousands of people are going online for the first time. "Great!" you might say. "That means more visitors to my site." But will it really?

  • When you were in college, did you prefer essays or multiple choice exams? One is easier than the other, and this has implications for marketing.

  • Feed the Need

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    Whatever you think about our need for instant gratification, if you want your online business to succeed, you've got to play by the rules your customers set up.

  • I like Michael Jordan. He likes Nike shoes. I guess I should like Nike Shoes. That's the basis of testimonials.

  • Still out of cash..use your creativity! Here are some ideas to get you going.

  • I wasn't even spelling "cool" right when I began to understand e-marketing to teens. Here's what you can learn too.

  • Color doesn’t simply look nice (or not). It speaks to the subconscious! Learn how to use color to increase your sales.

  • Even with the internet, you still need them. So, here are more tips than you can imagine on designing great marketing brochures.