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Cost Per 1000 Impressions - Facebook, Linkedin, Google Adwords
This article on cost per 1000 impressions on Facebook, Linkedin and Google Adwords is a follow up to my article Cost Per Click vs Cost Per Impression. In the data below I provide a quick snap shot look at what you can expect to pay per 1000 impressions on Facebook, Linkedin and Google Adwords. The data is from my experience running multiple campaigns for my clients.
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The Importance Of Email
It’s the 21st century and there are tons of ways to promote your business on the Internet, but none are as reliable as email marketing. The importance of email marketing is often questioned though. “Email?” some say, “Isn’t that outdated?” Not at all! With simple email marketing software you can integrate databases and implement segmentation techniques in order to narrow your focus to your most promising customers.
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Effective Email Templates - Does Putting Images On The Left Or Right Side Improve Results
In my ongoing efforts to improve my email marketing skills for my clients and my own business I continue to test new ideas. About a month ago I tested an interesting idea. The idea was to see what kind of an impact the location of graphics has on results, specifically open rate, click through rate, reads per 100 emails sent and clicks per 100 emails sent. I really enjoy testing and improving my email tactics as I love analyzing data and email marketing is one of the easiest marketing methods to get data for. When you think about it, it is really amazing how much data you can get from email marketing. Enough about my love of email data. Here are the results from my test.
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Sales Performance Evaluation
It is a good idea to on a regular basis to perform a sales performance evaluation. Reviewing how quickly you are growing sales and how quickly you should be growing sales is an important exercise to ensure your business is not conquered by your competition, especially large competing companies. If you are always growing faster then your competition then you never have to worry about being forced out of a market. On the other hand if you are growing slower than your competition this is a major cause for concern. If your competition grows faster than you they will be able to build economies of scale that will aid them in competing against you. Eventually these economies of scale could give them a large enough competitive advantage that they may be able to push you out of the market entirely. But how can you determine how fast you should be growing to ensure that his never happens? What is a realistic target to benchmark yourself against?
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Secrets Of Closing A Sale
Getting prospects to buy can be tricky. Having as many tools in your arsenal to get prospect to ink an agreement to purchase is always a good thing. Here are four secrets of closing a sale that I have experienced to work very well in my sales efforts.
