As you have probably heard a thousand times, a list is indispensable to your online business success.
A list gives you the following benefits:

  • Build a solid relationship with your prospects and customers.
  • Gives you a destination where you can funnel your most loyal followers.
  • Offers an on-going vehicle to share content, resources, ideas, survey your clients and sell products.

But just having any old list of names isn’t good enough.  In order for you have a list that is responsive to your content and offers, it is essential that you list build with intent by going after your exact target audience.  So the first step in any list building campaign is to make sure that you have defined the precise audience you want to attract.

Once you have defined your target, there are some sure-fire methods which will help you attract people:

  • Article marketing
  • Press releases (both off and online)
  • Social media tools
  • Twitter
  • Face book
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube

Building your list has never been easier but you must be sure to do it in the right way.

If you want to learn more about list-building, tune into an interview with Wendy Moore who is an Australian online superstar and expert in list building.  She is one of the 13 featured speakers on the Wise Women of the Web teleseminar series.  Go to www.thewisewomenoftheweb.com to sign up for this free conference.

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Wowing The World as A Web Celeb

by admin on August 24, 2010

What does it mean to become a Web Celeb?

Web Celeb is a term coined by Pat Sutton, an Internet luminary who has been listed on the Forbes list of Thirty Women Entrepreneurs to Follow On Twitter.

Through trial and error, Pat realized that the only true way to success on the internet as a small business was to become a Web Celeb or in common day parlance, to become the dynamic and well-known face of your business.   To become a Web Celeb means that you will draw people towards you with ease, whether you want them to buy products or become part of your network or multi-level-marketing team.

Pat argues that what is important isn’t what you know or who you know but Who Knows You!  And that people will only join you when you become ‘larger than life’ on the web. Moreover, in this day and age of Google and social media, people want to know who the person behind the business is before they are ready to actually interact with or buy from you.

Simply put, the infamous Unique Selling Proposition for your business is YOU.  Not your products, but YOU.  And if you are building a multi-level-marketing or networking business, this becomes even more important because you are building up a group. If you have not positioned yourself correctly, no one will want to join your team.

In terms of specific steps to becoming a Web Celeb, you need to do the following:

  • Create a fantastic profile for yourself that is clear, coherent, full of testimonials and pertinent experience
  • Build a website around your profile
  • Share your profile throughout the Social Web
  • Make sure that you have full ownership of your website so that you can add content that builds on your new-found Web Celebrity

If you would like to know more, sign up for the free teleseminar series “The Wise Women of the Web” www.thewisewomenoftheweb.com, in which Pat Sutton is one of the 12 featured speakers.  Find out how you too

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Why You Should Create An Online Hispanic Marketing Program

August 23, 2010

The Hispanic online marketing opportunity still remains relatively untapped, particularly by small or medium-sized businesses. If you have ignored this community up until now, you may want to reconsider when you hear some of the following statistics: The population of the US Hispanic community will quickly surpass the 50 million mark The Hispanic community represents [...]

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How To Truly Succeed With Social Media

August 21, 2010

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How To Create A Brilliant Brand

August 20, 2010

A good brand ties all your efforts together.  It is a clear message of who you are, who you want to target and what you have to offer that sets you apart. The goal is that wherever anyone ‘meets’ your brand, their first experience with you will always be the same.  So if they meet [...]

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How To Boost Business Results Through Online Radio Interviews

August 19, 2010

Amongst the great thunder and hype of various online marketing tools, one of the most powerful tools which is online marketing radio has somehow passed quietly underneath the radar. Simply put,  getting interviewed on online radio is one of the most important things you can possibly do this year to enrich your marketing program. The [...]

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Why Your Blog Must Be At The Center of Your Online Efforts

August 18, 2010

Blogs are the original social media.  When they first arrived on the scene, blogs constituted a veritable social media breakthrough, finally allowing us to easily create our own content (i.e. be our own publisher) and conduct ongoing 2 way conversations with our fans and followers. If it isn’t already, your blog should absolutely be at [...]

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Sizing Up Twitvid’s SocialAds

July 21, 2010

TwitVid, Twitter’s hosting service, launched a new product this week called SocialAds. The goal of SocialAds is straightforward—it is to get you (or your brand) more Twitter followers and/or retweets of your advertisements. In other words, the service in essence allows you to buy Twitter followers and retweets. Buy your Twitter audience?  That, to me [...]

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Having Mixed Feelings About Twitter

July 19, 2010

I have mixed feelings about Twitter.  As I am sure you know, Twitter is the micro blogging service where you follow whomever you want and you send messages that are can have only 140 characters.  When it first arrived on the scene, many pundits weren’t sure if Twitter would catch on.  But it did.  The [...]

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