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Comment on Profiting With Press Release by SEMblogger

SEMblogger — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:33:59 +0000

Contact Joe Vitale at http://www.mrfire.com/ if you’re absolutely serious about your question. This is just not the casual kind of question to be answered, but people’s livelihood depends somewhat on the success of the overall campaign, and part of that campaign is Press Releases.

In my opinion Joe is the best person to ask and have help you. Press releases – strategic style – is one of his specialties and he’s had very much success.

You need all of your marketing and promotion to give the same basic message, and Joe Vitale is exactly who you need to put in charge of this.
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Comment on Internet Marketing Tips For Beginners by Insshiva

Insshiva — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:31:59 +0000

I am now thirty, I used to think the way you are thinking 10 years ago. I am still there where I was even after ten years.

The whole reason for me being where i was 10 years ago is, I was always in a rush and Hurry, I trusted everyone, I lost money to everyone who gave me advice suggestion etc.

There is no way to get richer faster, "slow and steady" works for everybody.
Getting rich faster is only for very few very very talented people, Like Michael Dell, or Bill Gates, otherwise most others crash if they try to rush, and the slow and steady guys get ahead.
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Comment on Profiting With Press Release by Di Snow

Di Snow — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:31:59 +0000

"test-the-market" strategy and test it on line.
so just go after the same keywords as everyone in your business but put the eco- before your sanitizer in text ads press releases or whatever. use bio- eco- environment – sustainable- and all of that kind for key words alongside the others. hope that the eco trend will continue and ride on it. and who told you that you can go after ‘multiple’ markets – tough shot to do it with the same communication strategy. you sound more like niche guys. start there and grow from there.
write articles, submit articles in press release sites, use pay-per-click ads. what else – make your site usable for the people who visit it so they can find what they want.
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Comment on Article Marketing: Write and Read Articles Online by solo_existance

solo_existance — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:31:59 +0000

WOW…that’s wordy and hard to understand. As far as I can tell the article is about a algorithm that used to give preference to going to a particular school to locals first, but when it talks about them lying it doesn’t say anything in detail, only that your foolish to place a top school anywhere else but primary choice. That part makes little sense, lie about what, your location? But apparently the issue was fixed, since they go on to talk about the fix.
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Comment on Internet Marketing Tips For Beginners by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:29:23 +0000

What is a good way to start earning passive income as a beginner?
I’ve been learning as much as possible about investing, I’ve been very interested in mobile home investing for some time now, as it seems like a great, low-cost way to get into the market and start earning a small passive income. The thing is, I currently work retail for minimum wage, and at the rate I am able to save, it will be another 5 years before I can afford to purchase a $10,000 mobile home, I’d like to start something sooner so that I can start my investments before It’s too late (im only 25 but at this rate im going to be 80 before I have any retirement going). Does anybody have an advice for someone with limited funds, and a lot of ambition to invest? Please only serious advice, I don’t want links to get rich websites or tips on how great internet marketing is, I’ve already been down that road.

Comment on Profiting With Press Release by Chucky Green

Chucky Green — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:29:15 +0000

I need help with a press release strategy to target multiple key markets for our updated website.?
Protecting our Environment & Occupational Health: We offer a comprehensive line of bio-based hand sanitizers and soaps that have undergone scientific testing of ingredients to verify the sustainable content. We now sell exclusively in the Federal sector and will soon release our updated website targeted to the broader corporate and non-profit environmental marketplace. The major competitive challenge is the fact that a national brand hand sanitizer is America’s #1 product (based on purchases) and synonymous with waterless hand sanitizing. Help!

Comment on The Business of Web Hosting by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:29:11 +0000

How do you password protect a directory with yahoo small business hosting?
How do you password protect a directory with yahoo small business hosting as it doesn’t support .htdocs or .htaccess or .htpasswd

Comment on Article Marketing: Write and Read Articles Online by BucktownGirl<3

BucktownGirl<3 — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 01:29:08 +0000

read this article and write what it is about please ?
Incentive Conflicts and Matching
A good choice architect can do more than help parents achieve what is already in their own self-interest. The architect can also help reduce latent incentive conflicts between advantaged and disadvantaged parents during the choice process.
Despite the attention they receive in the media, market-based programs like vouchers are available to relatively few students nationwide. One popular alternative is a policy known as controlled choice, which emerged in the wake if 1970s court rulings prohibiting busing for the purpose of achieving desegregation. The idea was to continue integregation by guaranteeing students a priority space at a nearby school or a school that a sibling attended, while giving them the option to apply for enrollment somewhere else.
School administrators in Boston adopted a computer algorithm designed to assign as many students as possible to their first-choice schools, while still giving priority to the neighborhood students. It is hard to know exactly how many districts use the so-called Boston system, because administrators do not always explain controlled-choice policies in detail, but some of the larger metropolitan districts that employ the algorithm or something similar include Denver, Tampa, Minneapolis, Louisville, and Seattle. (If two students applied to a school with one open seat, Seattle and Louisville broke the tie on the basis of race, a practice the Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional in 2007.)
Matching as many first choices as possible sounds sensible enough, except for one problem. Picking schools in the Boston system turns out to be a complex game of strategy, with the winners reaping the spoils. How do the winners win? They lie, a little. Economists call it strategic misrepresentation.
There is a mathematical (and complicated) reason why lying is a good strategy in the Boston system, but to get an intuitive feel imagine that college admissions suddenly operated on a national controlled-choice system. Schools like Harvard and Stanford would be heavily over demanded, and locals would get preferential treatment. You would have only slightly better odds of getting into one than of winning the Powerball jackpot. (You think property in Cambridge and Palo Alto is expensive now? What if living there guaranteed your child a sea at Harvard or Stanford?) Clever parents who do not happen to live in Cambridge, but who have been dreaming of sending their child to Harvard since the diaper days, would realize the futility of listing it first. The Boston system attempts to match as many first choices as possible, so if every honest parent in America listed Harvard first, only Cambridge residents could sleep well at night.
Instead of taking their chances on a long shot, parents outside Cambridge would be better served to select as their first choice a slightly less popular school such as Dartmouth or Cornell, say, where there are also fewer students nearby getting preferential treatment. In the Boston system, parents who rank a school second or third lose out to everyone who ranks it first-making it risky to use a first choice on a highly sought-after school if a child has a low priority, and a complete waste to list such a school as a second choice,. Information about school demand is usually available online, giving parents an incentive to tweak rankings based on acceptance rates and where their child has priority.
When the Boston system was first developed, almost no one intuited this strategy. (Only a handful of people even knew how the algorithm worked!) But over time, some parents figured out ways to gain an edge. Not surprisingly, affluent, educated parents with large social networks (they volunteer at school with other affluent, educated parents) learned the tricks first. They performed better than less affluent, less educated parents, who routinely listed an over demanded school as a second choice, the worst mistake they could make. Who knows how many of their children lost out on access to first-rate educations because of it?
The Boston system is still in place around the country, though not in Boston. In 2003 a group of economists led by Al Roth at Harvard pointed out these problems to initially skeptical Boston school administrators. After letting the economists poke around in the internal data, the administrators became convinced of their system’s flaws.
In response, they adopted the economists’ new strategy-proof choice mechanism, based on one used to match hospitals and medical residents. The mechanism does not penalize parents who are unsophisticated about the choice process, allowing them to spend time visiting schools and seeing teachers, rather than estimating the level of competition to get into each school. in return, administrators do not have to get parents’ true preferences so that the policy can be adjusted properly based on future feedback.

Comment on 4 Tips In Creating Your Marketing Plan For Your Website by Jay B.

Jay B. — Thu, 24 Nov 2011 04:02:59 +0000

It sounds like you’re considering two very different options. I would agree with the earlier comment that perhaps money shouldn’t be your primary goal at this point. If you’re going to spend decades on this path, think about what will give you the most satisfaction, however you define it, and also your tolerance for risk.

If you want to test the waters of helping people improve their websites without necessarily committing full-time, we would love to have more contributors in our "Review Websites" forum within the Intuit Community. Here’s the link: http://dld.bz/nZSN

Jay B. (Intuit)
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