Tag Archives: Marketing Tips
Should you outsource your social media?
Posted on 02. Jun, 2010 by Ryan Deiss.
Ok, I just found the perfect new employee for you. He/she has no college degree, spends 75% of their day on social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, etc.), and demands to work from home. Oh and they want you to pay them to Facebook and Tweet all day. Do you have any opening for them? [...]
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Twitter FINALLY Shows Businesses Some Love
Posted on 28. May, 2010 by Ryan Deiss.
With the mass influx of businesses onto the social media platform, providers don’t really have the option to ignore it. Facebook has ‘Business Pages, LinkedIn has company profiles, and so on. So what’s Twitter’s response to its competitors? (In 140 characters or less) The Twitter Business Center I’ll be the first to say, “It’s about [...]
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New! Horizontal opt-in test 40% boost
Posted on 25. May, 2010 by Ryan Deiss.
This is one of the reasons that Internet Marketing still gets my juices flowing. When it comes to online marketing, even the craziest ideas are worth testing because some times those crazy ideas wind up converting. Here’s one such example… Some dude out there thought it would be a good idea to use a ‘Mad [...]
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Big Fish in a Local Pond…
Posted on 01. Mar, 2010 by Ryan Deiss.
Do you have ANY idea how much smarter you are, at least marketing wise, than any other business owner in your town? No? Try talking about what we do as marketers to the local yokels and watch their eyes glaze over and their greed glands start to water, even if your explaining basic opt-in strategies [...]
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My Blatant Email Marketing Screw-Up
Posted on 26. Jun, 2009 by Ryan Deiss.
You gotta love the irony of this… I just sent an email out to my list promoting my latest course on email marketing (“13 Sneaky Email Marketing Tricks”) and the link in the promo went to the WRONG WEBSITE! Seriously, this really did happen, but fortunately it wasn’t my fault (for once!) Check it out: [...]
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