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Q1-07 Are you ready for Fanbruary?








Fanbruary is a time for you to turn fans into customers with Social Campaigns. Our tools and coaching help you to create a Facebook Landing page and build marketing campaigns that engage not only your existing audience, but new Facebook fans, too.

See what Social Campaigns can do for you!


Tuesday's Technology Tip

Listing syndication is bigger than ever now..

Have you taken a look at ListHub lately?

Let us show you how to get it set up for success!

Q1-06 Content is King and Queen

Why are visitors on your website?

Are Your Visitors Getting Any Closer To Doing Business With You Because Of Their Experience On Your Website?

Visit the Real Estate Tomato’s Blog


Tuesday's Technology Tip

Need a simple solution to share your desktop?

Here you go: http://join.me (Thanks @nobuhata)


Q1-05 Do you have Brand Equity?

Do you have Brand Equity?

Is your brand easily recognized?

Is your brand easily recalled by a consumer if asked?

Is your brand trusted and recommended?

Click Here for Brand Equity and Why you need it!


Tuesday's Technology Tip


What can all your devices have in common? Gmail!
Use it for Contact Management, Calendars, and Email
Gmail and Google Apps - One Simple Solution!
Log in and check it out: http://mail.google.com/


Valentine's Days fast approaching Pamela ...
Show YOUR Valentine that you love them a "latte" !
Send a fabulous card with a $5 Starbucks giftcard!


Click Here to learn more about how easy this can be!

Q1-04 What is your USP?

What is your USP?

Did you know that the person who made this called it a Harley?


Would you?

You might know how to ride a motorcycle, you might know how to identify what makes it is better than another, you might know which one is the fastest, has the most power, or can go from 0-60 the fastest, But can you make one??

In Reality in Advertising (Reeves 1961, pp. 46–48) Reeves laments that the U.S.P. is widely misunderstood and gives a precise definition in three parts:


1) Each advertisement must make a proposition to the consumer. Not just words, not just product puffery, not just show-window advertising. Each advertisement must say to each reader: "Buy this product, and you will get this specific benefit."


2) The proposition must be one that the competition either cannot, or does not, offer. It must be unique—either a uniqueness of the brand or a claim not otherwise made in that particular field of advertising.


3) The proposition must be so strong that it can move the mass millions, i.e., pull over new customers to your product. (See more at Wikipedia)

Click here to read more on how to develop your USP today!

Q1-03 Who's in your face?

Who’s in your face?

The reason we’re asking you is because you might have forgotten how important real conversations, in real time, in real rooms, could be. Today we need to be reminded again that there is nothing like a face-to-face meeting.

Why Face to Face Meetings Still Matter!