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Comment on Coy Marketing / Not New, Just Better by Ann White

Ann White — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 02:43:33 +0000

It helps to have tools for tweaking copywriting without having to spend days split testing, and on the side, it helps you improve your writing skills too. One such tool is James Brausch’s Glyphius. It gives you a score based on a database of successful and loser ads so you know what kind of line to take. He also suggests that you tell the customer only what he needs to know–maybe even just a headline and a couple of testimonials. Check it out. http://www.jamesbrausch.org/testimonials/

Comment on What Would You Do With a $25,000 Yahoo! Search Marketing Budget? by Thomas

Thomas — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 06:28:52 +0000

I am not sure…

…I use several of my mentor James Brausch’s products to help me rank high in the SERPS.

Check them out at:

http://www.JamesBrausch.com

Comment on Coy Marketing / Not New, Just Better by Mary

Mary — Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:47:21 +0000

I’ve been searching for a while for information on internet marketing and I have come across quite a few different groups dedicated to the topic. Though the inforamtion on this blog doen’t exactly match my research criteria, it contains better information than I’ve found anywhere else.

Also, my husband just forwarded me a site that’s giving away $500 in PPC coupons!
They are pitching a membership site that seems interesting but the cool part is that $500 in PPC coupons that they are giving you just for showing up - I can’t believe they are actually giving it away!

Comment on What Would You Do With a $25,000 Yahoo! Search Marketing Budget? by Daniel Mcgonagle

Daniel Mcgonagle — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 06:06:16 +0000

Wow, that sounds like one big budget we can use for better things. I hope the winner did well with the $25,000.00 budget.

Comment on Coy Marketing / Market Like You Date by Beth

Beth — Tue, 08 Jan 2008 06:05:45 +0000

My thoughts exactly, there is something called subtly. You have to sneak yourself into their sub conscience, make them think that they need you not vice versa. Brausch has it down pat.

Comment on Coy Marketing / Not New, Just Better by Mark from Bloglyne

Mark from Bloglyne — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 11:51:22 +0000

Great article Tat - Are you still active on this blog or did you go *afk* for an extended period like I did?

Hope to hear more from you!

Comment on Coy Marketing / Market Like You Date by Jo Dane

Jo Dane — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 00:58:01 +0000

O geez, this made me laugh SO hard, but you know…it’s true! I know we could name dozens of so-called ‘gurus’ who teach you to market just exactly this way!

There is no flirting, no foreplay, just the heavy-handed get-it-now-or-else-you’re-gonna-feel-like-a-chump-in-the-morning routine.

I’m going to have to think about how this applies to my marketing. It’s easy to say go a little slower and think more about the other person (customer). How many marketers…hell, how many businesses, online or off, conduct business this way?

As I’m following along on the James Brausch highway, I can see where this principle could fit in…might even be a perfect meld.

Tat, I think you’re a genius. Even if you don’t sound like one.

Comment on Coy Marketing / Not New, Just Better by Halfa Lump

Halfa Lump — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 21:31:04 +0000

I totally agree. Rather than the new and earth-shattering Widget, it is the widget that can be rolled out using a proven business system that steals the show.

This is the invaluable information I learned from James Brausch at http://www.FreedomBusinessSystem.com:

A true system is

- documented: The procedure is recorded by means of written instruction, video, etc.
- tracked: The system needs to have a trackable output to measure effectiveness that can be viewed and used to improve the system. Anything that can “better” differentiated from “worse” can have a numerical value assigned and therefore tracked.
- dynamic: The process can be “ratcheted” in one way or the other to improve quality, improve profits, reduce expenses, etc. This particular system will be correlated specifically to profits above all else.
- step-by-step: Each process can be broken down to basic repeatable steps.

Comment on 27 Point Checklist for a Successful Infoproduct Launch by Brenda Strong

Brenda Strong — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 08:51:21 +0000

Great checklist! Regarding step 23 “Automate the entire marketing and sales system as much as possible” I highly recommend James D Brausch’s http://www.FreedomBusinessSystem.com. It’s the best I’ve come across so far for automating your business. And Brausch ought to know - he’s got his working week down to 4 hours!

Comment on Coy Marketing / Not New, Just Better by Richard Carenton

Richard Carenton — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 00:02:19 +0000

You do have to study tactics that actually work. The problem for me has been figuring out which ones work. I found some software that does that, though. I write my own text ads and promotional copy, and really didn’t know how to tell if it was like the copy that seems successful, or if I was even able to tell what was successful. I’m using Glyphius right now, though, and that tells me which ads are like successful ones and which ones aren’t. The ones that are like successful ads really have been more successful than the ones that aren’t, so it’s been a pretty bg help.