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3 Tips To Profit From Newsletters Without Writing Them Yours

Posted by Yaro Starak

I'm sure you have heard many online marketers touting the benefits of having a newsletter. I have used...

Event Logos Still Sub Par—Jonathan Munk

Posted by Jonathan Munk

For every seminar, conference, and annual event held across the world, there is usually a wordy, poorly designed logo to accompany it. It seems that no matter how much the design community does to impress upon people the importance of a good logo design, it seems as though event planners must not hear it.

Gravitational Marketing for Small Businesses - Tenth Law: How To Make People Buy What You Sell

Posted by Jimmy Vee

All Buying Decisions Are Made On Emotion – Not Logic.

Ok…This is gold. That's right...this is the one piece of information that if you truly master can make you rich. I'm about to give away the goose.

Increase Your Sales By Following-Up

Posted by Joe Love

The difference between a successful business and one that just gets by is that the business that is just getting by thinks that the marketing is over when the sale has been made.

Client Attraction Technique #3: Study the Competition!

Posted by Andrew Ludlam

One very powerful and cost-effective marketing strategy is to study the competition. This is an important exercise, as essentially it allows you to find out as much as possible about the opposition – how best they operate, what they lack and then how to capitalise on it!

7 Emotional Appeals You Can Use To Supercharge Your Headline

Posted by Joanne Mason

A great way to attract more prospects and increase your business is by using emotional appeals in...

You Can Make a Fortune on Ebay ...But Only If You Get Going!

Posted by Clint Pollard

There are a number of things you need to make money on the Internet, but the most important is targeted traffic. Think about it, having a good product won't make you money if nobody sees it, a good headline, good copywriting, nice website, none of these things will make you a dime if nobody sees them.

What Can Super Sunday Teach Us "Little Guys" About Marketing?

Posted by Debbie LaChusa

Did you know a 30-second spot during the 2006 Super Bowl cost a whopping $2.5 million? That's $80,000 a second!

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