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Ten Steps To Prepare Yourself for Online Marketing


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Judy Cullins
judybookcoaching.com

Book Coaching
http://www.bookcoaching.com


Ten Steps To Prepare Yourself for Online Marketing

Judy Cullins c. 2003 All Rights Reserved



Still marketing through press releases, networking groups, and talks

to groups? If these ways have brought you few clients or product sales,

you may now be ready for your virtual marketing machine, the Internet!



To get ready follow the following ten tips.



1. Buy an up-to-date computer with a 56k modem and Internet

capability.



2. Open an email account. Bypass the freebies, because you

need an email account from which you can send an attachment.

You want to look professional. Don't use confusing letters and

numbers. Use your name plus business key word such as

Judybookcoaching.com.



3. Educate yourself about email, the Internet, and your own

computer program. Take a community college or adult school

computer and Internet program at low cost or free. You'll notice

many others like yourself there, eager to learn. More advanced

students will help you each step of the way.



4. Hire a one-on-one low-cost computer/internet coach, who

can give you individual lessons if you don't want to attend

seminars. They can help you proceed successfully with your

eBusiness. Call your local high schools, computer schools or

colleges for computer-savvy student who will be happy to

receive $8 an hour..



Connect with teachers, career centers, or student centers to

start the ball rolling. Tell them you want an assistant. Make

an ad that lists the capabilities you need.Be sure to follow up

because schools are less business oriented and may not call you back.



5. Hire a virtual assistant because you are not only a coach,

speaker orauthor, you are a business! These assistants can send

out emails, create appropriate folders of important contacts and

lists, send out appropriate email and keep everything up-to-date

and organized.



Make them part of your virtual marketing machine at a very low

cost. Use them as much as you want to expand your success.

You will look like a successful professional by adding new part-

time staff. Start with 6-9 hours a week, and watch your clients

and product sales grow!



6. Offer more than just one product to your potential buyers. Part

of the plan is to allow automatic, ongoing sells for your lifetime,

either on your Web site or other seller sites. If you plan to

write a book, write a short one first. Then, expand as you

can. Publishing a short book is savvy business because you

start making money right away to fund your other projects.

Divide and conquer. Think of chapter excerpts, articles, tips,

or how-to lists you can email free to prospective buyers.



Incorporate a plan and action steps to sell other products that relate

to your book. These could submitting informational pieces to

ePublishers so that your word gets out to thousands, even

tens of thousands of people daily on the net. This untapped

audience awaits your service and product. For more information

on this, contact your book and Internet promotion coach..



7. Include your four-to-six line signature at the end of every email

you send with a benefit or special book you want to sell. Include

your name, email address, Web site address and phone number.

Separate your note's end and signature with graphics such as

==== or #####.



8. Market your book or products through writing short articles

to submit to opt-in ezines. Use a search engine to find Web site

ezines in your category or genre or send directly to the ezines.

Your article must be compelling, concise and useful, so take

care and edit it until it shines.Most editors and publishers want

articles from 500-1000 words.



These people want and need your free information for their

ezines web sites. They publish with your Signature Box at the bottom.



9. Submit your articles to top Web sites to multiply sales. If you

write business or how to books, use the search engines to find

them. Top site ezines get from 25,000 to 500, 000 readers

daily. These sites need your content, and they will pay you

handsomely by including your key words that help your search

engine position. Your coach is #2 now on Google and 35 others.

They also include your url in a hyperlink straight to your Web site

or whereever you sell your products or service.



10. Create your own inexpensive book Web site. While it's

possible to sell books on other publishers' or book sellers' sites,

you need to look forward and eventually develop your own site.

Authors without a site are like business people without email.

You don't need a fancy Web site. Make your home page sizzle

with dazzling ad copy and headings, and you'll sell books. One

author put up a sales letter on his home page, "Stop Your

Divorce." So compelling, it sold over 250,000 copies of his

book.



Be willing to do what it takes to get Online savvy because this

wonderful markeing machine is there for you.





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