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Give Them Lollipops And Cookies

Arvada Yates — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:19:15 +0000

When it comes to trying to build your business and making money, it all comes down to giving your visitors and prospects lollipops and cookies!

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Arvada — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 15:13:12 +0000

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Review Twitter Power: How to Dominate Your Market One Tweet at a Time

Arvada — Fri, 22 May 2009 10:43:01 +0000

Twitter Power: How to Dominate Your Market One Tweet at a Time Review

“Arguably, one of the best tomes…Twitter Power is jam-packed with clever ways to start and dominate a marketplace.” (Brandopia.typepad.com, March 23rd 2009)

Review

“For months I saw and heard the buzz about Twitter, but it wasn’t until Joel told me details about it that I fully understood its marketing implications. Now I can clearly see how this free site can help me further build relationships with my customers, and I am going to be ‘tweeting’ frequently! In fact, I have already started, thanks to Joel. So thanks for writing this book, Joel. It’s going to help a lot of people grow their business!”
Stephen Pierce (www.MakeRealMoneyOnTheInternet.com)

“In the short amount of time I have had with Joel Comm, I can clearly see that this is a man who understands how to build profitable Internet businesses. Twitter Power is sure to set a new standard for those seeking to broaden their entrepreneurial vision to include the latest Internet technologies. I recommend you read it and begin applying it to your business right away!”
Bill Bartmann, Billionaire Business Coach (www.billioanireu.com)

“I was lucky. Joel Comm sat down with me and explained what Twitter is, how it works, and how I could and should be using it for my business. Joel knows more about using Twitter than any other human, and the proof is in his own massive success with “tweeting.” You’re even luckier; in this book, Joel will teach YOU everything you need to know about Twitter—and you don’t even need to buy him lunch.”
Dan O’Day, radio advertising guru (www.twitter/dan_oday)

“I’m amazed how many people are not yet using Twitter to connect with customers and associates. Once again, Joel Comm leads the way into the future by showing people how they can have increased success by taking some very simple actions. This book has inspired me to take my social media presence to the next level!”
Christopher Howard, wealth and personal achievement expert

“Social media has given online business the fuel to ride the next wave of the Internet for many years to come. If you want to be on the cutting edge of strategies that are being implemented by the most successful businesses, Twitter Power is a must-read. Joel has done a great job of demonstrating how a minor investment of time and energy can result in long-term payoffs. No wonder they call him the Social Media Expert!”
Kristopher Jones, CEO of Pepperjam and author of Search Engine Optimization: Your Visual Blueprint for Effective Internet Marketing

“Joel Comm’s understanding of social media and its applications for entrepreneurs and the growth of their businesses is remarkable. Beyond his knowledge, it is his ability to communicate it effectively that makes him stand apart, while his humor in delivery keeps you coming back for more. “
Jen Groover, a “One Woman Brand” and founder of Butler Bag LLC

“I’ve been a big fan of Joel’s ability and track record to keep up and explain the importance of new web-based communication tools and trends. I consider him to be at the front edge of the Internet and a sage guide to help you grasp and understand changes in the fast-paced online world.”
Tony Rubleski, Amazon #1 bestselling author (www.MindCaptureBook.com)

“Thanks, Joel, for this intriguing look at Twitter. You’ve proven that Twitter Power isn’t just about making new connections to generate sales. It’s about brand-building, focus groups, the exchange of ideas and the emotion of debate. All conducted in real time via computer, cell phone, PDAs, and perhaps even TV by the time you read this. When you add in the incredibly viral nature of Twitter, the possibilities are virtually endless.”
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“I’ve been following Joel on Twitter for a while now and I’ll be frank—he annoys me . But in a good way. He always manages to grab my attention in Twitter, despite the limited words availablle within the
microblogging platform. This clearly demonstrates that Joel understands how this new and powerful social media tool should be used. If you want to unleash the power of Twitter for your business, Joel is someone you should pay attention to.”
Yaro Starak (www.entrepreneurs-journey.com)

“I’m a twittering fool. Twitter is one of the most addicting things on the net. Besides the fact you get to update everyone and talk to people you’d rarely talk to, it’s a great tool for building an online buzz. Make sure you follow Joel Comm on this subject, because he’s on the cutting edge of this.”
Matt Bacak, Internet multi-millionaire, Atlanta, GA

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Internet Marketers Don’t Know How to Twitter Right

Arvada — Tue, 19 May 2009 16:40:31 +0000

It’s been a big pet peeve of mine for awhile now. The majority of self-declared internet marketers are messing up Twitter for the rest of us!

Twitter is an awesome tool for connecting with people personally and professionally. You can talk to others in your niche or area of interest, share advice, provide resources, and network with people all over the world.

I love it and I’m becoming a total Twitter addict.

It’s so much easier to write a short 140 character post on Twitter than to write an entire blog post… especially when I only want to make a quick point and move on.

I have several different accounts that I use for my different niches. After all, it wouldn’t make sense to use my Arvada Yates Twitter account to communicate with my friends in other niches unrelated to internet business and marketing. And having all these different accounts is what made me realize how obvious it is that internet marketers don’t know how to Twitter right.

In my other accounts, I can:

Communicate directly with like-minded people and tweet back and forth.
Have online disagreements with others who have a different point of view.
Post cute jokes or comments about current events.
Add occasional links to interesting blog posts, news stories, or videos.

In my Twitter accounts directly related to internet marketing, I get a constant barrage of links to affiliate programs and promotions from other interent marketers. There’s nothing that I can have a conversation about, make a comment on, or connect with.

It sucks!

And it totally takes the fun out of using Twitter… so I don’t spend much time on those accounts and opt to participate in the accounts that allow more interaction.

And that’s where internet marketers are totally missing the point of Twitter.

Twitter is about interacting with others and creating relationships. It’s kind of like email… you have to build rapport with others and provide useful information before you start slamming offers to buy stuff down their throats.

So here’s my top three ways to improve your results with Twitter:

1. Start a conversation. It’s easy to do if you’ve got followers that are real people instead of automated accounts. In addition, you can always join another conversation that’s taking place… just jump in and be a real person!

2. Stop posting links every time you Twitter. Links take time to follow and pull followers out of Twitter… plus too many links undermine any hope of having a relationship with your followers. If you’re going to post links, post links to articles on your blog. That’s what I usually do. In fact, I never post links directly to products.

3. Post tips and real information to your account. People love short tips and they can also double as a conversation starter.

I’m sure there are a few self-declared internet marketers out there that are trying to Twitter the right way… but the majority of them seem to see Twitter as an opportunity to spam us all with sales materials.

It’s a shame… Twitter can be so much fun!

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Do you have Twitter Deadwood?

Arvada — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 16:50:26 +0000

For those not familiar with Twitter, one of the keys to success in marketing through Twitter and other social media is accumulating a list of followers.

Your followers represent the people who are interested in you, your business, or your product. For the most part, it’s very similar to email or RSS subscribers.

More Followers = More People to Market To

With Twitter, there’s often a reciprocation of following. In other words, “If you follow me, I’ll follow you.”

Personally, I don’t always follow everyone that’s following me… it depends on what kinds of things that they post to their account. On the other hand, I don’t expect that everyone that I follow to reciprocate and follow me either.

There are some people that I follow because I just enjoy the things that they post… simple as that. I don’t mind that they might get some traffic from me because I think that the things that they post have value. It’s kind of like when you put a link to something in your blog, even though you know that you’re sending traffic away from your site… but the info is just that good.

In fact, a lot of people will start following you just so that they will get a link from your Twitter page to their Twitter page. Once you start following them, they remove you from the list of people they follow so that they get the benefit of a one-way link.

Not cool.

That’s why it’s important to keep an eye on the people you’re following to make sure that you want to continue following them and to make sure that they are still following you if you want them to.

I call it “Removing the Deadwood,” and it can be very time-consuming if you try to do it manually… but there’s a website that will give you a list of all the people you follow that don’t follow you. It’s at:

http://friendorfollow.com/

Once you get your list of non-followers, you can then go out and “unfollow” whoever you want to stop following.

It’s a simple way to make sure that you’re not giving away links that don’t benefit you or your followers.

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