13 Best Online Marketing Quotes for the Week of December 7, 2007

December 7, 2007

1. Sometimes it’s the things you don’t promise that are the most powerful. - Mark Goren on Honesty Wins Every Time
2. My most profitable site is not a blog. It’s just a regular site. - Donna Fontenot on When is a Blog Not a Blog?
3. Many of the people that you network with on social media sites, forums and at other blogs will sooner or later visit your blog and become regular readers. - Steven Snell on The Biggest Lesson I’ve Learned About Blogging
4. If you want to earn a living online, you don’t need a unique idea and perfectly designed/optimized website to make a lot of money. - Maki on Why You Shouldn’t Be a Perfectionist
5. An extra $0.25 to get a large drink rather than a medium seems like one heck of a deal to the customer, while it brings in an extra $20,000 a year towards the theater. - Collin Lahay on Things internet marketers can learn from a former movie theater employee
6. Community brings stickiness. When you connect with a blogger you are less likely to abandon the site. This is what I mean by competitive advantage. - Chris Garrett on Conversation as a Competitive Advantage
7. I think often we can grab attention in the short term but it is consistently delivering value over time to build trust and loyalty. - Anna Fannery on Thinking About Engagement in Business
8. Social media is just a tool in your promotional arsenal and not an end in itself. - Mario Sanchez on Are Social Media Taking Over Your Life?
9. To err is human and humanizing big companies = occassional errors. - Richard@Dell on Four Conversations, 24 hours. Back to Austin Reinvigorated in our being a listening company
10. Online, concise copy will always get better results than verbose copy. - Ian Lurie on 5 Steps to Concise Copy
11. If I’ve told copywriters once, I’ve told them a million times to avoid cliches like the plague. - Tom Chandler on Banned for Life: One Man’s Tireless Crusade Against the Curse of Cliches
12. Make sure your blog posts end with an open ended question to your readers. - Neil Patel on 6 Easy Ways To Increase Your Comment Count
13. Avoid falling into the trap of over-focusing on your niche audience. - Maki on Stepping Outside Your Niche: How to Reach New Readers and Potential Customers

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