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By Michel Fortin in Articles

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The Third Missing Element in Online Marketing

In practically every major marketing teaching, course, or seminar I've come across, I have found that almost all successful marketing on the Internet really boils down to two essential factors: traffic and conversion. Simply put, visitors and...

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How To Tap The Hidden Gold In Your List

How To Tap The Hidden Gold In Your List

New! The gold is not in your list, it's in the relationships with your list. Streaming video lessons show you how to unearth the hidden gold with proven strategies to build, nurture, and monetize your list -- the right way! Click for more »

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How to Get More Mileage From Your Emails

As an online marketer, it's important that you should take every opportunity to eliminate barriers and challenges to the delivery of your message to your target audience. While RSS feeds, blogs, and social media are all the rage right now,...

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By Michel Fortin in Articles

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Attracting Activity to Your Blog

As with static websites, the success of a blog depends on attracting a steady stream of new and return traffic. The difference is, blog promotion tools are slightly different, a bit more diverse, and largely much more effective. Why? Because...

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There’s More to Tracking than Conversion

One of my coaching students recently asked me whether it's better to offer a free trial or a $1 limited time trial as an incentive to sign up for a paid newsletter subscription. The answer involves the vital role of tracking and testing...

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Shorter Salesletters But More Copy

Shorter Salesletters But More Copy

Long, scrolling salesletters are dying. It’s a fact. There are two main reasons for this. Remember, I said an evolution and a revolution are currently taking place. And both of these are contributing to the death of the salesletter. The...

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