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Re: Ripoff Report Removal: Your Complete List Of Options

Dan Hollings — Sun, 28 May 2017 04:35:16 -0000

Actually I think Ripoff Report Serves a good purpose. I was recently taken to the cleaners by a Facebook Ad Agency and I felt compelled to inform others so that they would not fall into the same trap. Yes it can be a double edge sword, but if the facts are started clearly and honestly in the filed complaint it gives the reader an "opinion" to consider before doing business with a company.

Here is my example:
http://www.ripoffreport.com...

Re: Ready for your Oscars party: The red-carpet flavors of gourmet popcorn | The Salt Lake Tribune

Dan Hollings — Sun, 17 Aug 2014 15:02:30 -0000

I'm a popcorn-aholic and all these flavors should provide a lifetime of variety. One flavor not mentioned here is Indian Flavored Popcorn. Apparently it is a very popular "street food" in India and I'm a big connoisseur of Indian cuisine. Luckily, after a few searches on Amazon I found Savory Masala Pop Popcorn and I'm now in popcorn heaven :-)

Re: 8 Amazing Superfoods That Taste Great

Dan Hollings — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 22:12:13 -0000

I'm sort of a superfood junkie, but have had challenges finding superfoods that taste good (especially the superfood powders). And I'm not one to down oysters, eggs and garlic as suggested here… I'm just not sure I could stomach that mixture :-)

I did a recent search at Amazon for 'Best Tasting Superfood' and discovered a product called BodyGlo that has 70 fruits and veggies - all organic. So far, it's the best tasting superfood powder I've found.

Re: A Yummy Green Superfood Powder? Taste Test!

Dan Hollings — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 21:51:07 -0000

I was searching Google and Amazon for the 'Best Tasting Superfood' and I discovered your post here… wow, good stuff. I tried your smoothie recipe (with a little extra honey) and found it quite tasteful. By the way, one of my favorite (and great tasting) superfood powders is one I found (@ Amazon) called BodyGlo (I found it by searching Amazon for 'Best Tasting Superfood'). For what it's worth, thanks again.

Re: Review: The Best Tasting Green Superfood Powder Products

Dan Hollings — Sat, 04 Jan 2014 21:43:26 -0000

My quest for the best tasting organic superfood powder helped me find this article and I must thank you Mike for sharing all your great advice. I recently searched Amazon for "Best Tasting Superfood" and discovered another superfood powder which I just love, it's called BodyGlo. Just throwing it out there in case anyone has had challenges with the taste of some of these powders. Thanks again, Mike.

Re: StumbleUpon Paid Discovery Fails

Dan Hollings — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 13:52:56 -0000

Buddy, thanks for this insightful synopsis. I've been trying to get a legitimate campaign approved at StumbleUpon and they have proven to be over-the-top unprofessional and frustrating. Your post here makes me thankful I never wasted money at StumbleUpon. Here is my personal StumbleUpon case study or Stumbleupon review: http://danhollings.posterou...

Re: Mobile Marketing: The Low Hanging Fruit

Dan Hollings — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 12:36:49 -0000

Short codes are best if your campaigns require people to TYPE in (on their mobile device) to respond to your promotion – comparatively, long codes are just more cumbersome - too much typing – it’s a judgement call, based on what you think your customers will (or will not) do. Perhaps worthy of testing.On the other hand, long codes are international – that is, they work internationally and cost less. Short codes are typically based on a single country or region. In general, I’d use a short code for local campaigns and national campaigns (where the end user is required type). I’d use long codes on international campaigns and/or on any campaign where the enduser does not have to type, for example: if all your mobile optins are coming from online FORM completions… a short code has no advantage.

Re: Mobile Marketing: The Low Hanging Fruit

Dan Hollings — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 18:19:59 -0000

SMS text messaging is the low hanging fruit if you are working with a LIST (or list building) and want the lowest hanging fruit from your subscribers. However, if you are a consultant - it is relatively easy to make money offering your clients a Mobile site... so in that case, the low hanging fruit is site building (Mobile sites are very easy to build). If you join Step-By-Step Mobile, you get a discount off Mobile Success Formula inside the member area. The two programs are radically different - yet complimentary.

Re: Mobile Marketing: The Low Hanging Fruit

Dan Hollings — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 18:16:28 -0000

Yes. No ifs, ands, or buts... the whole world is mobile and mobile strategies work worldwide. Keep in mind that you'll need to get mobile "tools" in your country (SMS etc) but the strategies are universal.

Re: Mobile Marketing: The Low Hanging Fruit

Dan Hollings — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 18:13:54 -0000

I believe you are referring to the 10 topics I'll cover in the Step By Step Mobile program. Thus far I've covered:

Mobile CouponsGoogle Places / MobileMicro Site Video CouponsGroupon-like StrategymCommerceAmazon Flexible Payments SystemPaypal Mobile Express CheckoutMobile Shopping CartMobile List BuildingQR Code Strategies

The future sessions might include:
Mobile Social Step By Step: Twitter & Facebook Strategies.
Kindle / iPad Step By Step
Kindle Kash & iPad Profits
Mobile Landing Pages
Mobile Affiliate Marketing

I say "might" because these are not yet set in stone.

Re: Mobile Marketing: The Low Hanging Fruit

Dan Hollings — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 10:08:36 -0000

I would not recommend charging a subscriber. But if you have something that indeed a subscriber would pay for, then Paypal Mobile or Amazon Flex Pay is best. This is covered in detail in the Step-By-Step program: Session #2.

Re: Mobile Marketing: The Low Hanging Fruit

Dan Hollings — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 10:06:34 -0000

That's a call you make based on how you want to charge. However, business owners generally prefer a fixed fee, so I'd just bundle the SMS fees into a "per blast" fee or "monthly" fee. A list of 300 would cost $20 to $30 per blast on average. Dan Hollings

Re: Twitter has made Dell $1 million in revenue

Dan Hollings — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 21:54:03 -0000

How to make a million dollars on Twitter (just like Dell)

Re: Twitter 101: Clarifying The Rules For Newbies

Dan Hollings — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 13:06:01 -0000

Yes yes... thanks. Have you seen my latest: "Twas The Night Before Twitmas..."
http://budurl.com/StTwit

Re: Magpie Tries To Make Twitter An Ad Network, Fails

Dan Hollings — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:44:15 -0000

As an internet and Twitter strategist, I've been observing and testing Magpie for the past week. Initially for potential inclusion in my popular series "Twittin Secrets: 100 Worlds Greatest Twitter Tips and Twitter Secrets," and of course, to get reactions from the Twitterverse of users. My results were astonishing and I plan to reveal them in a special report soon. Thanks for this article and the many user comments - I'm soaking it all in.

Re: Four Twitter tips for doing business

Dan Hollings — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 22:12:21 -0000

Nice to see the stats you have, it's amazing the popularity of Twitter.

If your readers wish to go beyond the 4 solid Twitter tips you've provided, I've researched, tested and publish 100 Twitter Tips for business in a series called "Twittin' Secrets." They are all free and publicly available.

http://twittinsecrets.com

Re: Make Money From Your Twitter Account

Dan Hollings — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:18:09 -0000

Hey, great find. I'll definitely be testing this and perhaps recommending it myself. I might even add it to my 100 Twittin' Secrets Twitter Tips. THANKS!

Re: More on brands that get it

Dan Hollings — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 12:06:16 -0000

Brands largely are NOT "getting" Twitter, but I do see a steady move in the right direction. Your examples and links are very helpful.

Here are a few (for cryin' out loud... 100) free extra Twitter tips that cover branding and a whole lot more.
http://twittinsecrets.com

Re: Friday Smackdown: Squeeze a Bit

Dan Hollings — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 11:56:53 -0000

I see you've linked to 20 Twitter tips on your Smackdown. Perhaps for those seeking more Twitter tips (all free) I can recommend these:

100 Power Tweeting Twitter Strategies - 100% Free
"Twittin' Secrets: The 100 World's Greates Twitter Tips and Twitter Secrets"

http://twittinsecrets.com

Re: 20 Twitter Tips to Make You a Better Twitter User

Dan Hollings — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 11:53:21 -0000

WOW.. I'm delighted to find tips with some real marketing and common sense value.

I too have created, through testing and research, over 101 Twitter Tips; sorta of a powerhouse of power tweeting strategies.

Hopefully these Twitter Tips will compliment the tips you've listed here.

100 Power Tweeting Twitter Strategies - 100% Free
"Twittin' Secrets: The 100 World's Greates Twitter Tips and Twitter Secrets"
by Internet/Mobile Marketing Strategist, Dan Hollings

http://twittinsecrets.com

Re: Cool Cat Teacher Blog: Twitter tips from the #1 Tweeterboarder (Uh, that's me)

Dan Hollings — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 11:17:59 -0000

100 MORE TWITTER TIPS...

I must say, I'm impressed and delighted by your Twitter tips and recommendations. I've researched and tested Twitter extensively and recently created a list of over 100 Twitter Strategies which compliment this list; perhaps going even further into some advanced Twittering concepts.

"100 Twittin' Secrets" is what I call my list of Twitter Tips, and I've posted these tips free across multiple sites so that all can enjoy"

100 Power Tweeting Twitter Strategies - 100% Free
"Twittin' Secrets: The 100 World's Greates Twitter Tips and Twitter Secrets"
by Internet/Mobile Marketing Strategist, Dan Hollings

Twittin Secrets #1-18 (live at Google Base)
http://www.google.com/base/...

Twittin Secrets #19-36 (live at Squidoo)
http://www.squidoo.com/twit...

Twittin Secrets #37-55 (live at Google Knol)
http://knol.google.com/k/da...

Twittin Secrets Tip #56 (live at PRweb)
http://www.prweb.com/releas...

Twittin Secrets Tip #56 (iPhone Mobile Verion)
http://twittinsecrets.com/m...

Twittin Secrets Tip #57 (live at eHow)
http://www.ehow.com/how_450...

Twittin Secrets #58-72 (live at Xanga)
http://weblog.xanga.com/dho...

Re: Twitter 101: Clarifying The Rules For Newbies

Dan Hollings — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 03:33:09 -0000

Ha! Too funny. I thought this was 101 Twitter tips, but it is Twitter 101. None-the-less, good stuff for beginners no doubt. I've created a list of 100 (well maybe 101) solid Twitter Tips and strategies for more advanced users. I think you'll enjoy (ALL FREE):

TWITTIN' SECRETS
http://twittinsecrets.com