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8 Replies Last post: Oct 3, 2008 5:45 AM by Mybizfiler

which is better a newsletter or website to advertise.

Jun 7, 2009 12:59 PM

Click to view Mike75065's profile Mogul Mike75065 54 posts since
Apr 22, 2009
Hi everyone again,

Michael75065 again.

I need to know which is better to use a newsletter or a website to promote your business and do know any affordable compny I can use???

Want to grow my business send a weekly advertising on a business and serviices we do.

Michael 75065
Michael75065@Gmail.com

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Click to view Websites_R_Us's profile Authority Websites_R_Us 15 posts since
May 21, 2009
1. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 7, 2009 8:34 PM
in response to: Mike75065
My suggestion is to examine your goals. Is your main goal to only send advertisements? If so, I recommend www.constantcontact.com. If you are interested in an information website, we can help you. Please contact us at www.uoneu.com -- we have a special promotion going on tthat is definitely affordable to get your custom website up and running.
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Click to view Mike75065's profile Mogul Mike75065 54 posts since
Apr 22, 2009
2. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 7, 2009 9:44 PM
in response to: Websites_R_Us
Hi

Michael75065

I am looking for something I could promoted my business with sales, coupons and etc and send out weekly
Something that will catch people attention.

http://www.DiscounterDepot.com I am work in progess and just downloaded 100 products.

Are my prices ok. I want to help people save money in this crazy economy.
This is my 1st time ever doing this and I learning all this with a friend teaching me. What do you think.


I want to thank you for replying tp my post
Michael Ladd
http://DiscounterDepot.com
Prices you cannot resist.

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Click to view zolacat999's profile Mogul zolacat999 41 posts since
May 17, 2009
3. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 8, 2009 7:16 AM
in response to: Mike75065
it some times works very well to use 2 together, i do offer website design from only £100 or $200 this will get you 5 pages of completely custom website design, no templates our website is www.xenondesign.co.uk or you can contact me anytime at l.scott@xenondesign.co.uk
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4. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 8, 2009 7:34 AM
in response to: Mike75065
which is better a newsletter or website to advertise

With 38 posts and no additional info, how can I help you??

Go to Members page and share some info. Thanks
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Click to view Dreamsellers's profile Professional Dreamsellers 5 posts since
Jun 11, 2009
5. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 11, 2009 4:38 PM
in response to: Mike75065
Mike,

You would be better off sending out a press release about your specials and that would get you the best results. Contact http://www.powerhuntersonline.com for press release services. we use them and they work great. Let them know Dreamsellers sent you.

Press releases will get you targetted traffic and also backlinks to your site.
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Click to view Marketing1's profile Authority Marketing1 14 posts since
Jun 1, 2009
6. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 11, 2009 6:50 PM
in response to: Mike75065
I was not sure whether you were asking if you should advertise on someone else's website or ezine or if you should have your own.

This answer is based onyou having your own.

Ideally you will have a website (built using WordPress technology so you can easily update it yourself) with a newsletter sign up form in the template so that it is on each page of the site.

The newsletter or ezine sign up will integrate with ConstantContact, Aweber, iContact, GetResponse or any other of the purpose built email management programs

Create a free report or short course that can be delivered by email...this could be anything that your target marketing will perceive as having a high value and give it away when someone signs up.

Send out a monthly, biweekly or weekly newsletter with valuable information each time you send it. Suscribers usually don't stay on a list long if they receive one sales pitch after another.

Take the time to form a strategy re the structure of the newsletter template and the content.

Nancy
http://notabenemarketing.com

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Click to view Mike75065's profile Mogul Mike75065 54 posts since
Apr 22, 2009
7. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 11, 2009 7:13 PM
in response to: Dreamsellers
Hi Dreamsellers,

I want to thank you for responding to my post. I like to show you my 1st ever built shopping cart
http://www.DiscounterDepot.com

Dreamseller you said press releases are good can you explain more and how I would use on my
shopping cart. I think I know and do have any samples.

Thanks again for all expertise and help.


Any help I can get to a newbie to internet marketing woukd be great!!!
Michael Ladd
Michael75065@Gmail.com

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Click to view koz4change's profile Mogul koz4change 58 posts since
Nov 25, 2008
8. Re: which is better a newsletter or website to advertise. Jun 11, 2009 8:56 PM
in response to: Mike75065
How about a website where people can sign-up for your newsletter. Then you can collect people's info and create a database for marketing purposes. It is extremely important to use multiple tools in your marketing strategy. You have to ask yourself 'what am I trying to accomplish?' and 'how will my marketing tactics accomplish it?' I recommend http://www.TheBlueKingdom.com for online marketing tools and affordable web hosting for small business owners. Good Luck!
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