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Re: Google Bans Weapon-Related Listings From Google Shopping

Jennifer — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 17:35:03 -0000

Also this is cleary a financial move for google since now they are allowing adwords advertising, which they previously did not allow for guns- which will force these gun merchants to pay for their advertising instead of getting it free with Google Base.

Re: Google Bans Weapon-Related Listings From Google Shopping

Jennifer — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 17:31:13 -0000

Again, as George pointed out they are not banning all gun related searches for existing merchants who are selling products on the internet via a website. They are removing the ability to list their products in Google Base- an online shopping and comparison app. It's still a big hit to gun merchants who rely heavily on Google Base for their sales, however you will still be able to access these products via search.

Re: MANAGED SERVICE PROVIDERS:OUTBOUND IVR FOR SERVICE COMPANIES AND UTILITY PROVIDERS

Jennifer — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 03:54:36 -0000

Darren, this is another comment on one of your posts..not sure if you saw this one yet but you should probably respond with at least a thank you....or something.

Re: Jennifer Wing

Jennifer — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 12:43:24 -0000

Hi Miguel,
Thanks for the inquiry! Without knowing the type of support services it would be difficult to answer this question appropriately. Can you give me a little background and I would then be happy to give you some ideas or thoughts on some marketing strategies available. Thanks again!

Jennifer

Re: Q AND A: ASK THE EXPERT DARREN PRINE

Jennifer — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:15:11 -0000

Thank you very much glad you enjoyed!

Re: SEO & WEB MARKETING: CAPTURING TOPICS FOR WRITING CONTENT

Jennifer — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 21:45:17 -0000

Thanks, glad you liked it. I will make sure to get that next article about headlines out soon! :)

Re: Jennifer Wing

Jennifer — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:18:57 -0000

Hi Mark,
After a bit of research and looking into your product I have some ideas to share with you. Although I often feel my responses to these kinds of questions are sort of canned...really they are not these strategies just fit so many scenarios for long term branding and product awareness which as we know translates into not only sales but continued sales. I, however , feel the real challenge in your industry of Multi level Marketing is getting people to stick with it. Purchase related to one’s health, are purchases that consumers can easily justify. It sells itself!

Besides recommending a strong team system in place with a team leader or "Cheerleader" you will want to build hype around your product by putting yourself everywhere thru Social Media. HIRE A PROFESSIONAL! Besides not knowing how to do this type of marketing - it is not easily done by one person, or even two, especially if you don't know what you're doing. Social media is a big and small world all at the same time. Writing articles on your topic and disseminating them thru various social media channels and then having a place to engage with the public like a blog is essential. People do research on everything they buy these days, mainly because the internet and technology make it so easy to do it-so why not. You need to put yourself in the path of those researchers. Bring your customers to you which really is the whole idea behind social media...This way you can put most of your focus on maintaining those sales.

Having a professional to build awareness around your brand/product will allow your members to focus on their core business, which in Multi Level Marketing ironically is -the other members. This will allow you to be putting forth two efforts at the same time creating a "push and pull" that should actually be quite successful for you!! > Laying out an exact strategy within this, is not possible since so much of the web is unpredictable and changes so frequently that your campaign will also take on slightly new twists and turns throughout the process. A constant measure and adjust process is imperative to be successful within it.

Hope this helps to give you a little better idea of what is ahead, sounds like you have a great product..Good luck to you! Please do let me know if I can be of assistance.

Re: SEO & WEB MARKETING: CAPTURING TOPICS FOR WRITING CONTENT

Jennifer — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:16:30 -0000

Hi Eric,
What a great and very important point! Having enticing headlines or titles for your articles are the difference between your article being read or not read. These become very important in the online space where competition is high and visibility is small. Crafting headlines that grab your attention or leave the reader wondering, as in one that asks a question, are imperative to getting your article noticed. Also taking an angle that is unique to the common one within your writing and making sure to point that out in your title, will also grab attention. Remember, in search results, your title will be surrounded by thousands of others on the same subject so you have to somehow get the user to click on your listing...not an easy task! Thanks for pointing that out...my next topic for an article most definetely!

Re: Managed IT: RAIN OR SHINE FOR CLOUD COMPUTING

Jennifer — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 16:36:46 -0000

Hi Nick,
Thanks for your input, it is most appreciated and important aspects to note of cloud computing.

Re: Jennifer Wing

Jennifer — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:13:41 -0000

Hi Pedro,

Thanks for the inquiry!

Yes, I have had great success with Facebook's paid advertising especially if you have a company page on Facebook. With Facebook you get not only the benefit of driving traffic directly to your website but you can also market for Fans with their paid advertising program or both together all in a matter of one click.
In essence if you have a company page set up on Facebook you will want to gain a following around it and this is an excellent way to do so and very quickly. Once you have acquired a solid following then you can make posts to that page to keep in touch with your fans. Everything you post on your company page will also post on the pages of your fans. Hope this answers your question!

Let me know if I can be of further assistance, and let me know how it goes!! :)

Jennifer

Re: PPC - Benefits to SEO

Jennifer — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 18:36:52 -0000

Yes I actually tried PPC on google for a live whole food nutrition product I was a distributor for. There are a few key words that are the attention getters I found out however they are so general that your traffic is not well targeted. With a product like yours it is impossible to be targeted and why it is not an optimal product for PPC...in other words..nobody is searching for exactly what you are selling...you have to introduce the product and I would imagine video marketing is going to be your best bet. you need to teach others about your product and the best way to do that is with video. I haven't looked at your product yet but from what I am hearing that is probably going to be the best route. Did you send me the link or did I miss it....www.jennifer@contentwriterseo.com