Are You the Creative Marketing Concept Your Business Needs?

Creative marketers rule the web. . .

"Change how you think about business and succeed"

"Fail to change and fail. . . it's that simple"

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This is bad and good news for most mere mortals like you and me. . . "good news you say?"

It's bad because coming up with creative marketing concepts is not easy for those who don't understand the medium of business on the Internet.

Not understanding is understandable though, because many people try to do business on the Internet thinking that if they get enough nameless faceless "people" to their "web page" some of them are sure to buy - right?

Probably not, hits to a web page don't mean diddly squat. You are the Creative Marketing Concept your business needs to succeed.

Please understand this. . . If you are promoting a replicated page, or simply trying to drive traffic to some page with banners on it to get people to convert. . . you're helping someone but you're not helping yourself.

Banners and replicated pages are used by affiliate programs to brand a company, not you.

Ultimately a prospect will see that replicated page enough times and act. . . 9999 times out of 10000 - they won't buy from you - because they don't care.

I'm sure you've heard it takes somewhere between 7 and 12 exposures to an ad or sales message for a customer to respond right? This is the reason getting email addresses is so important. . . so you can repeatedly "expose" your potential prospect to your sales massage and goad them into taking action (but I digress).

Amazingly, this is all good for you, because you can be different. . . coming up with creative concepts to drive your marketing isn't as difficult as you may think. . .

Just small changes in how you think and then act in relation to your business will decide the difference between your success or your failure.

Understanding that the Internet is a medium to communicate, and your words are your ally will put you ahead of 98% of the other struggling Internet marketers out there.

Is writing for the web difficult? No. Does it happen overnight. No.

It is a skill you can learn. If you really want to succeed on the Internet you will learn this lesson. . . when you do there will be no stopping you.

Want to learn how to seperate yourself from the faceless many. . . learn to write to presell your prospects (free download)

Where is Your Creative Marketing Idea?

We all start somewhere in our marketing - I for one started at the bottom - I knew nothing. But then I didn't even know that. I thought it would be easy.

I thought the Internet would prove itself to be my magic pill to immediate financial success. . .

That if I believed just hard enough all my dreams would come true overnight. Now with the gift of reflection, I'm glad I have had to work for success. It's been a rough road, but as they say "success is not a destination."

Sometimes when I talk to folks whom are just starting in their Internet careers they ask me: "how quickly can I make money with this?" To be honest, I hate that question more than any other, because I know what they want me to say, "oh you can make money right away" because in theory they can, but that wouldn't be the truth.

I don't say this of course, I'm very up front about the fact that "earning" money on the Internet isn't like going to a job, you don't earn a wage. . . in my experience it's an accumulation of skills up until the point where your personal knowledge hits a critical mass where everything "just makes sense".

Understand you must add value to the Internet to expect a reward from it. . . It's a slow process and the Search Engines (the lifeblood of all Internet Business) are getting better and better at weeding out those who don't add value to them. Every time Google's algorithms dance many of those who try to scrape by through SEO tricks, and low value site gets scoured from mother Google's pages.

People need to start writing well to really reap the rewards that Google and the other Search Engines have to bestow upon them. It took me a long time to realize this, but once I did I was off to the races.

Here is the free resource I used to begin writing well for the 'Net

Go forward and let your creative marketing ideas shine.

All best,

Jesse Boland

Owner

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