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What Color to Use for Your Web Marketing

How do colors affect purchases? For many online selling is the art of persuasion. There are many factors that influence how and what consumers buy. Much of this is based on visual cues. Color being most important. Read more →

A Content Marketing Strategy

A Content Marketing Strategy 3 Steps to more content and leads. Read more →

Ideas with SEO and Real Simple Syndication

Image via Wikipedia Uses of RSS and SEO External Sitemapping: A new website has new pages and a new page needs to be indexed into Google before it can be ranked into Google's top pages. So what is the best way for Google to find... Read more →

What is an RSS Feed and How is it Useful for SEO?

Image via Wikipedia RSS is most commonly defined as "Really Simple Syndication" but sometimes "Rich Site Summary". It is a way for a webpage, most commonly in the form of a blog to syndicate either as a partial or full representation of the pages content.... Read more →

Kinetic Knowledge Interview

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Politics and the Election and your Marketing

Bruce I Newman and I discuss the last few elections and this cycle. How did Obama take 2012? Why is the establishment losing. But more importantly how can you use this knowledge for your business? Visit his website here www.politicalmarketing.com Linked In Videos There's a... Read more →

What is the Easiest Way to Recover a Word Press Password?

Ok you have tried everything on the front end. You have tried to type in your user name and password. You have a bs email that goes nowhere attached to your blog. So what to do? My web geek told me to go into the... Read more →

Cialdini's Return

If you do not know Robert Cialdini's work then you must right now go out and buy his books Influence and Yes. Why? If you have studied any marketing at all then you have researched direct response and the great copywriters like John Carlton, and... Read more →

Is Your Professionalism Killing Sales?

Somewhere in between Sales 101 and our first time in the "Sales Box" of a car dealership, most of us came up with what professionalism should and should not be. I think most decide, "whatever I just went thru in that dealership is what I don't want to do to people". NAR has somehow led an industry that is wrought with lightweight sales training and has defined (better said, mislead) what should be the definition of professionalism. The behemoth organization's attempt at adding professional designations that require time and money by the "flock", but in reality add little value to an agents bottom line. Read more →

Ed Bernays,Disinformation, Polarization and Propaganda

Today I take on the Age of Disinformation. That actually goes back several years to the early 1900s and Edward Bernays. I take on several myths and tricks online. And you are again reminded how writing about anything online can make you an authority. And... Read more →