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Not really. A client may first find you on the search engine if you have done no other type of marketing to your niche whatsoever, but repeat business will make you or break you. Stay in contact with your clientele. Rick

Exactly sir, And notice the difference in marketing Fast food clowns, low prices, family fun High end restaurants ambiance, romance high quality Rick

Based on what? I wrote an article which in this forum I am not allowed to copy and paste so sorry you may not benefit from it, on price wars being bad for customers. With too low of a price you don't have time to take care of the customers you have now since you always have to go searching for...

I've been using PayPal since the 90's. What kind of problem are you having with setup? Rick

Most people missed Gil's point about YouTube being a social platform. Commenting on other videos can get you just as much mileage as posting videos. As a computer virus removal specialist I'll get down with the video poster and even occasionally link to an article I wrote on the subject. If you...

I always explain to people the difference between a martial artist and a regular person is not that they don't both get knocked down. The difference is the martial artist gets back up. It's the same with a business-person. You don't fail until you stay down. This is one of the reasons people...

Try Twitter, it's mobile friendly Texting for tweets can be setup by clients It's public so the tweet itself can get you more followers Rick Edit sorry I didn't realize this was the same thread I had already suggested Twitter in

Don't forget to make a separate email list of people who have bought. These are people who have faith in you and your product and may be just a small percentage of your main email list. Rick

I like to compare offline to online when I give lessons. What you're stating is driving traffic to an empty office is useless. Folks, compare your online business to an offline business. If it makes sense offline it will probably make sense online. People are the common factor. Rick

Heck Gil that applies to any type of website. I continue to hold that a forum has greater flexibility in monetization than a standard web page or Wordpress blog. RSS feeds for example are treated as separate posts and can therefore be placed in multiple categories of multiple topics not only for...

I find CBProAds more stable and they pay Clickbank product commissions. I also don't have to worry about some type of change in policy where all of a sudden I have no income from my ads. I've even clicked interesting ads and made them posts in my forum with my affiliate link at the end. Rick

It's a skill. The problem I have with it is people depend on a single source for prospects. One little change and all income is lost. People need to get traffic from all possible sources. One drops, no problem you have others. Rick

Caution is advised. Do you know these people? Rick

Go where your customers are. I agree don't worry about search engines for now. You want traffic so social media, soft sell. Use your profile. Join groups. Network with people. The more they get to know you, the more likely they will buy and then buy again. Rick

Cash actually, Otherwise PayPal. They have good customer support as opposed to 10 years ago. I accept credit cards when I make housecalls for my computer business and have used both PayPal Triangle and The Square. I find the square easier to swipe and it takes about two days to get the money...

I used to Google or Bing a topic of which I had an interest and include the term affiliate program. Naturally if you're looking for a specific affiliate management company include that name in your search phrase. Rick PS to research you may also want to search. Does blah pay.

Think about what you would want if it were your blog. You've announced to the world you have a guest blogger. Your readers are ready for fresh insights and ideas. Huh? I've read this before. This blog is no different than any other blog. As the blog owner. I'd be upset and never invite you...

The interesting thing here is some people separate internet marketing and offline marketing and two completely different things, yet, they have at least two things in common. Both brick and mortar businesses and online businesses are constantly trying to get more traffic to their office, store...

As a computer repair person, I know it's only a matter of time for your computer to crash with your software and contacts in it. I'm a big fan of working online. Caution is advised to make sure your email service allows you to export your email list in case you switch email services. Last time I...

I mentioned in a previous post Twitter has a good chance of replacing email marketing. I also shared the advantages of Twitter in the same post. Rick