By Lisa Chapman on May 21, 2012
A huge proponent of the power of video, let’s take a closer look at Mike Koenigs’ core strategies to propel your business forward.
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By Lisa Chapman on May 15, 2012
The steps for creating a profitable endeavor don’t change. It’s all about leveraging a proven formula, or system, for success.
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By Lisa Chapman on May 3, 2012
Search engines all have an algorithm that determines what the site is about, and which words (keywords) describe that. Generally, Search Engines place emphasis on the first 200 words, Headings, Subheads, bolded, italicized and underlined words.
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By Lisa Chapman on April 26, 2012
One of the world’s foremost marketers is John Kremer. An Internet authority and award-winning author he understands, and consistently implements, cutting-edge strategies.
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By Lisa Chapman on April 5, 2012
Michael Stelzner, Founder of Social Media Examiner, has just released the 2012 report on the results of his fourth annual social media marketing study. Download it here – free: http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/social-media-marketingindustry-report-2012/
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By Lisa Chapman on March 27, 2012
The most meaningful blog posts are those that solve a problem, fill a need, help someone make more money, or answer an important question.
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By Lisa Chapman on March 21, 2012
Some of the best and biggest viral videos are the result of careful marketing plans. And if someone else did it, so can you.
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By Lisa Chapman on March 15, 2012
Many times, survey questions are inherently designed to give unclear or less meaningful information. Familiarize yourself with these common mistakes BEFORE you design your questions.
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By Lisa Chapman on March 8, 2012
Common survey question types and examples include Multiple choice questions, Rank order scale questions, Rating scale questions, and Open-ended questions
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By Lisa Chapman on March 1, 2012
The way you design your questions will certainly affect the way the questions are answered. Or even IF they’re answered! The Golden Rule “Do unto others…” certainly applies here.
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