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    Posting your product on classifieds?

    Hi All As a side bar... a friend of mine uses Offline classified in national newspapers, directing people to his website which sells a (roughly)...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 8, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Umm... is PayDotCom dead?

    Yea agreed, I had a support ticket answered with a "We have received your ticket and will have one of our technical people contact you" - then...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: ClickBank
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    Best way to promote a FORUM?

    Submit a load of articles (two a week for a couple of months) regarding the subject of your forum. In the "About author box" at the bottom of...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Typical Open-Rate For Mailing List Blasts?

    Hi Yea I agree that's not that unreasonable. Was it your own list? I can get wildly varying rates of click throughs (don't measure openings)...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Appealing to everyone but the US

    My Humble Opinion Germans - contrary to popular belief many Germans do speak English as a second language especially the younger generation. I...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Best place For advertising my site?

    Hi There Unfortunately there's no such thing as guaranteed results in advertising. You need to test, test and test. There are quite a few...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    How to market a playstation 3 site?

    Hi There Three things I noticed. 1. I see you are using adsense down the left hand side. What is your intention with the site - to create...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 7, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    What is E-mail Marketing?

    It's best to build your own email list, rather than buy one. The problem with a lot of marketers is... they build a list then just fire...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Question about resell rights

    Even after all that you have to be aware that there are different types of "Resell Rights". Some allow you to sell the product at any price you...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: General Business
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    Article Marketing

    One additional benefit of articles not mentioned is creditability. If someone is doing due diligence on you (perhaps before buying your product)...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Oct 6, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    This is the Information Age, but what type of info would you actually pay $ for?

    Hi All The answer is - any information that you don't know, but want to know badly and quickly enough, or is worth less than your time is...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Jul 17, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Marketing on Ebay for FREE?

    Hi All Generating traffic and leads from ebay is becoming quite popular. It can be an excellent traffic source. Whilst your auction may only...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Jul 17, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Best away get traffic on your website

    Hi all Try Perry Marshall's Online Course. It's free and an excellent starting point. I have bought everything he has done as he's a...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Jul 16, 2006 in forum: General Marketing
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    Which 'internet marketing' related forums are the most popular?

    Hi All The Warriors forum is full of IM types, plus lots of big names. It is very fast moving. You can pick up some good WSO's (warrior...
    Post by: ReviewFire, Jul 16, 2006 in forum: General Marketing