how to do netwrok marketing?
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It depends on the network marketing business you are doing.  Be always positive and goal oriented never give up on yourself and your business and you will succeed. If you need some ideas let me know.
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1.  Put out an email newsletter that provides useful information.  For example, I subscribe to a few newsletters sent out by online stores that interest me.  One is Woodcraft (a merchant with a good web presence and good bricks and mortar stores).  Their site, as well as their newsletter, provide good how-to info and some links to project plans, etc.\n\n2.  Make sure your audience is truly targeted and wants to read your email -- Put up a way, on your site or at your business location, for a customer to sign up for your email newsletter/catalog.  Also, make sure there's a very easy way to unsubscribe.  It does no good to annoy people.  They just might decide to come back at a later date.  That is, unless you annoy them.  You could actually lose sales by spamming people.\n\n3.  Once you've accomplished the two points above, provide coupons or sale codes in your email.  Folks love a good sale.  You might also try contests.  Using Woodcraft as an example again, they hold carving contests every year -- Best Santa wins.  It's a lot of fun and while I don't carve, I enjoy going to the site to look at the entries.\n\n4.  Follow all laws, rules and regulations -- CANSPAM, although it's mostly useless, does have some rules you need to follow.  For example, having a real postal address and a way to unsubscribe.\n\nIf you offer merchandise or services I'm interested in, I just might sign up, but don't feel offended if I don't.  It only means I'm not one of the customers you should target.  Not wasting bandwidth on non-customers is good for me, good for you and good for the millions of potential customers that are out there.\n\nGood luck!
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Do this first! My commision is exploding! \nPlease check this out if you are in internet marketing. \n'The Death of Internet Marketing': \nhttp://latest-info.blogspot.com/2006/11/death-of-internet-marketing.html
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Here are some tips:\n\n1. Check the ad copy and landing pages on your ads (or if you have 100s of ads, at least the top 20) - is the ad copy specific to the search phrase? Is the landing page enticing, and does it have any call to action (buy now, subscribe or whatever your call to action is). \n\n2. Analyze your results. Put in an excel spreadsheet your raw PPC advertising sales data, and cost data. What keywords bring in the most revenue? What keywords cost the most? If the keywords that cost the most are not bringing in enough traffic, ask yourself why? Is it the landing page? Or are there ways you can lessen the cost and get the same results?\n\n3. Check your brand. Scan the list of your keywords for your brand name (including misspellings). Check what fraction of your sales comes from those brand PPC keyword. These are sales that come from customers who already know you and seek you out. Maximize this by improving your non-PPC marketing efforts.\n\n4. Evaluate your phrase lists, and make sure that it covers the entire breadth of your products and services. \n\n5. Compare your general terms vs. specific terms. General terms (e.g. "diamonds") may cost more - but you may need to be on top of that list and pay higher so buyers looking for this term sees you. This is for top-of-mind awareness. Specific terms (e.g. "4 karat yellow diamonds) often convert better and enjoy lower PPC rate than more general terms. Analyze how important getting good rankings for your general terms, and what is the most efficient combination of general vs. specific terms.
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To add to the previous answer, I suggest that you take a look at http://www.wilsonweb.com/articles/checklist.htm which provides an overview of 31 internet marketing activities.  When you narrow down which actions are most appropriate for your situation then you can either seek more specific help from this forum or employ a relevant professional services firm.
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I run a marketing company. let me know exactly what your looking for.\n\nalphabroker@yahoo.com
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An overview of internet marketing and what every business should know about web promotion. \n\nSteps \n\n\nProofread your website: There's no point in marketing it like crazy if it has silly errors in it. Make sure it's ready for the professional world. \nRegister a great domain name: Find a domain name that has the type of business in the name. Ie, a dog walker might register \n\nwww.sanfranciscodogwalking.com. \nSearch Engine Optimize your site: Make sure your site has the necessary meta tags (description, title, and keywords), alt tags, title tags, and \n\ncopywriting. If these are new terms for you, visit http://www.sadiedesigns.com/blog.shtml for a basic web marketing glossary. \nAdd your site to local searches: Most of the search engines have local search functions, and you should definitely appear there. Visit \n\nwww.local.yahoo.com, www.local.google.com, and www.superpages.com to list your site. \nRegister your site with search engines: Submit your site to the major search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN) and directories (DMOZ). \nBuild links: Ask other related sites to link to your site. You'll have better luck if your site offers solid resources, tools, or tips for readers. Also \n\nsubmit to related directories. \nWrite articles: Write articles about topics relating to your site, and publish them on your site. Also submit them to as many article directories as \n\nyou can find. Just do a search for "Article Submit". \n\n\n\nTips \n\n\nMake it easy for people to contact you from your site by adding a Contact Us form, not just listing your email address. \n-------------------
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Sign up and become an advertiser with whatever search engine you want.  There are typically minimum amounts you have to setup with.  \n\nLook around at what keyword you want to use and target that market.
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Find your niche market.  Once you've figured out what kind of clientele you want to target, promote yourself within that market.  Go to Small Business Association and Chamber of Commerce meetings and network!  Go to their bulletin boards and answer web related questions.  Always include a signature when posting to bulletin boards / answering questions online / sending out emails.  Make sure to include the URL to your portfolio in your tagline.  I'll put mine in the tagline to show what I mean (I usually don't sign my answers on this site).  \n\nadded note: get business cards!  hand them out everywhere.  \n\nGood luck!
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well....\nThe first thing to do is: write your website in every message you send, tell about your website to everybody on the internet, and your friends around.\nEven you did not write your website to let us see it!\nAnd if you can make advertisement about it on journal, or on websites...\nYou can co-operate with other website masters by advertising for your website, and you advertise for thier websites on yours.\nI have website, and I dont mind to add banner add to your website, and you do the same in yours...\nagree?
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Participate in online forums that cater to groups that would be interested in your services. Include a one-sentence summary of your business and a link to your website in your signature.\n\nAlso, look for banner ads on these specific community sites that you can buy for more traffic generation.
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Pyramids are illegal and network marketing is a great way to do business.\n\nPyramids... are generally set up so that there is more emphasis on the business opportunity, training and seminars, $$$ for the "Upline". Usually the only people who make any $$$ are those who got in first.... those on the bottom do most of the work with very little returns for their efforts. (AND one can't say this often enough...THEY ARE ILLEGAL!!!!!)\n\nNetworkmarketing on the other hand: We are  all networking... we have always done it from the time we could talk.  If Sally asked you where you got your lunch box, you advertised for K-mart or where ever mom and dad bought it for you.  As adults we refer people to every profession:  doctors, mechanics, hair salons... or even refer people to a particular STORE like Target or the Macy's THEN tell them which PRODUCT to buy which could come from Proctor and Gamble or Microsoft.  We will never stop networking, it's a part of life.\n\nHope this helps
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Here is a a good one stop site. They have many discussion forums and learning info about internet marketing\n\nhttp://forums.digitalpoint.com/\n\nYou may also want to check out affiliate marketing at abestweb.com. Affiliate Marketing allows you to hire an online sales force for your product or services. The online sales force (affiliate publishers) work on a commission for your products and services. Every major brand including Dell, Target,. Walmart, etc. utlizes this method for online advertising\n\nExample of of an affiliate network:( Places to find affiliates)\n\nLinkshare.com (expensive but worth it)\ncj.com (Not too expensive, also worth it)\nShareasale.com (Inexpensive, Great if you know what your doing)\n\nExample of an Affiliate site:\nhttp://www.7coupons.com
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The best way is to use marketing strategies that can reach this audience directly instead of using shotgun approach. This is a very specific market, and needs specific ways to reach them. Here are examples:\n\n1. Direct mail. It is cost effective easier to target this audience through direct mail pieces rather than an ad for example at Washington Post\n\n2. Advertise in trade associations catering to animal veterinarians. These publications are what they will read so your products need to be seen in these publications\n\n3. Find out what websites they visit and you can run some text sponsorship or banner ad campaigns. Be careful to measure your ROI.\n\n4. Be visible in trade shows catering to this market. You need to be there.
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Join an advertising network. Advertising networks are organizations that aggregate Web sites that offer advertising space, and sell banner ads (and other advertising options) across them. Traffic requirement is often a minimum of 5,000 monthly impressions, although many do not accept sites hosted by free page services. \n\nBurst Media http://www.burstmedia.com\nFastclick (ValueClick). http://www.fastclick.com\nAdvertising.com. http://www.advertising.com\nTribal Fusion http://www.tribalfusion.com \n\nParticipate in contextual advertising networks. Contextual advertising are text ads delivered based on the content of the web page using an automated system. \n\nYahoo! Publishing Network (currently in beta and available to US publishers only) http://publisher.yahoo.com/ \nIntellixt http://vibrantmedia.com/site/web_01a5.htm \nQuigo Adsonar http://www.quigo.com/adsonarexchange.htm \nIndustryBrains http://www.industrybrains.com
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You have already done a bit of marketing which has also given you a bit of share. To promote more, following can be done:-\n1) U can post your ad's on sites which are most visited such as google, yahoo, hotmail, etc.\n2)You can also post ur ads on sites which deal in urban clothing\n3)You can also create a email ID by which you can send mails to your customers about the regular update.\n4)You must have segmented a market for your business, you can distribute brouchers stating your site name\n5)You can have people displaying samples of your products in a particular market, in such market you can collect information about ppl who have approached for some information and later on you can contact them.\n6)Distribute Free samples to capture new markets.\n7)You can give the names of ur site on your profile.\n\nFor that matter you could have named your sites over here also, so that people could visit them and give feedbacks\n\nI hope these would be enough, and would have answered you
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Okay well, there is a book that I have recently read to get ideas for promoting my own webshop (I go live in June 2006).  It's called "Marketing without Megabucks" by Shel Horowitz. I got my copy on Amazon.com for 4 dollars.  I have put a link to the book as well as his frugal marketing website.  Sift through his archives as well, tons of great ideas for free and low cost marketing.\n\nA marketing method that "DirtBag" clothing used, they called on Independant Record Labels and offered to let bands wear their gear (IF they wore it on stage) for free (now the simply give a huge discount), but it worked.  And all of the fans of these bands of curse simply HAD to have what they were wearing :)\n(the 1st link is of an article about how they advertised when they first started out)\n\nYou should try to get local coverage as well, if you get involved with a charity and create a one page press release you may be able to get local televison, print and radio stations to give you free coverage with a Human Interest Story.  Call and get the names of the assignment editors at the TV stations (they make the decision on what stories get coverage)  You can simpy donate say 5% of sales for 6 months to a local children's hospital or donate some of your items for a local auction benefiting a charity.\n\nVisit the "Business Owners Idea Cafe" listed below, awesome place for home and small business owners.  And if you visit forums and give advice remember to put a link to your website under your name as your signature.\n\nI wish you the best