31. May, 2008 
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In 30 Minutes You Can Be On The Path To Building a Targeted High Quality Opt In eMail List that Can Automatically Make Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars Per Year.
You should check this great new eBook out!
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30. May, 2008 0 Comments
Imagine You would have been there when it all started…
… back in the 90s when the internet was in its childhood…
… how big would your opt-in list be by now?
1 Million subscribers… possibly even more!
Today you get the second chance to catch up on those Early Marketers. A new system is launching that will make it possible for you to build up opt-in lists and steadily continue to grow them automatically…
I’m already using this new system and I’m blown away… it’s incredible, it’s profitable, it’s huge!
You see, I’m a little excited about this… that’s why I want you to take a look and get just as excited as I am.
Have fun with this!
Bill McRea
29. May, 2008 0 Comments
New Market research data from Krakken’s VOMA™ module (Vertical Online Market Analysis) surprisingly reveals that top competitors rank for only a fraction of the high traffic keywords across their market. No one is actually capturing a significant percentage of their market. Apparently most competitors focus on only a few “natural search” keywords at a time, unaware of the untapped profit potential of focusing on themed keyword groups.
Lake Delton, WI (PRWEB) May 29, 2008 — New market research data from Krakken’s VOMA™ module (Vertical Online Market Analysis) surprisingly reveals that top competitors rank for only a fraction of the high traffic keywords across their market. No one is actually capturing a significant percentage of their market. Apparently most competitors focus on only a few “natural search” keywords at a time, unaware of the untapped profit potential of focusing on themed keyword groups.
“Global research is performed using Krakken™ to extract profitable keyword themes within any online vertical market via an intuitive graphical interface. Using this technology, the missed profit opportunity and competitor deficits are made obvious and keyword ranking and profit opportunities become clear. Current cost, traffic and market share, as well as historical trending of individual keyword phrases are contrasted to assist in building a ‘website keyword fortress’”, explains co-owner/developer Sue Bell.
The newly released Vertical Online Market Analysis (VOMA™) is the first of seven modules that make up the market research software Krakken™. Viewing the top down keyword relationships in a unique business model is vital before doing any traditional keyword research for website development.
As Russell Wright, co-owner/developer of Krakken™ says, “You don’t really have the competition you think you do. Most sites don’t rank highly across multiple themes because traditional keyword research doesn’t view markets holistically. At best, older keyword research methods give high ranking to single keywords. The money left on the table in most online markets, even by the big brands, is incredible.”
In addition to providing data on the value of massive keyword clusters associated with top-down themes, it also paints a detailed picture of the competitive landscape by aggregating search engine results for entire markets.
Additionally, Krakken™ provides exclusive data factors when analyzing vertical markets such as; “total search market value”, “organic market value”, organic ranking value”, and “ppc ranking value” available from 26 different international locales and languages.
Krakken Suite™, comprised of a series of integrated modules, will be a comprehensive multi-channel marketing platform that establishes a complete online presence. The VOMA™ (vertical online market analysis) module is the first module in the suite which will ultimately combine: online competitive analysis; keyword research and validation; pay per click; social media blue printing; silo website architecture development, deployment, implementation and promotion. These modules will be complete with an automated feedback loop utilizing tracking and trending to ensure the unparalleled effectiveness of the entire online presence.
The creators of the Krakken™ market research software are a diverse team of individuals comprised of three expert mathematicians, a military software engineer, two database engineers, two professional SEO/SEM experts and two multi-channel and direct response marketing consultants. For interviews and FAQ’s please visit the Krakken Suite™ media room, or speak with CEO Russell Wright directly at: 608-432-1387.
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28. May, 2008 0 Comments
Host Of Orlando, Florida Business Seminar To Announce The Winner Of A $10,000 Coaching Package At Extreme Business Makeovers 2008, June 19-21. First 25 Contest Entries To Receive Free Tickets To The Event.
Orlando, FL (PRWEB) May 28, 2008 — The Success Mechanics (a division of Burg-Scott Communications, Inc.) today announces an essay/video contest to award a business makeover coaching package valued at $10,000. Contest entries are being accepted on or before June 9, 2008 and the winner will be announced at Extreme Business Makeovers 2008 on June 21, 2008.
Extreme Business Makeover 2008 Ticket
In addition to Bill Bartmann, who Inc. Magazine refers to as the “Billionaire Nobody Knows” and Bob Burg, co-author of the national bestseller “The Go-Giver” (www.thegogiver.com) , Extreme Business Makeovers 2008 features 12 additional business authorities – each addressing separate, vital areas of sales and Small business success.
2007 attendee, Charles Thomas described the event, saying, “Anyone that’s interested in jump-starting your business, this is the best opportunity I’ve seen.”
Christopher Guerriero, of AutomaticBestseller.com and one of the Extreme Business Makeovers’ experts commented on last year’s event stating, “[Extreme Business Makeovers took my mind and the minds of the people in the audience to a different level because the quality of the experts they brought in and because of the quality of the content that they presented. This is truly the place to be if you want to build your business.”
Thom Scott, President of The Success Mechanics, commented on the contest, saying, “Each of the experts involved in Extreme Business Makeovers have an intense desire to help entrepreneurs and sales professionals transform their businesses to become more profitable and fun. This contest will enable more individuals to experience this powerful seminar AND it will provide the winner with a hands-on, one-on-one coaching program to help them create the changes they desire as rapidly as possible.”
To enter, contestants simply email a brief essay OR link to a YouTube.com or Viddler.com video clip that explains (1) what their business is, (2) how long they’ve been doing it, (3) how successful it’s been and (4) why they believe that they would be the best candidate for an Extreme Business Makeovers Coaching Program. Essays should be between 250 and 750 words and videos should be 1-3 minutes in length. Contestants should email their entries and complete contact information on or before June 9th, 2008 to thom@thesuccessmechanics.com.
The first 25 entries will receive a 2 ticket voucher (valued at $297) for the three day Extreme Business Makeovers 2008 in Orlando, Florida. Entries will be narrowed down to the top 10 by expert judges and the winner will be selected by the audience on the final day of the event – June 21st, 2008. Contestants are not required to be present to win and no purchase is necessary to win.
Event sponsors for Extreme Business Makeovers include: Small Business Television (sbtv.com); Perfect Networker (perfectnetworker.com); United First Financial (livefreeandclear.com); CommercialMaker.com; Hulett Environmental Services (bugs.com); GetMotivation.com; Success Magazine (SuccessMagazine.com); Aflac Central Florida (myfloridacentral.org); Fast Pitch Networking (fastpitchnetworking.com) and eLearning Zoom (elearningzoom.com)
Extreme Business Makeovers 2008 is being held near Walt Disney World on June 19-21, 2008 at the Caribe Royale Orlando (www.cariberoyale.com). For more information or to register to hear free event previews with the speakers, visit http://www.ExtremeBusinessMakeovers.com.
The world-class team of business experts and topics include:
About The Success Mechanics:
The Success Mechanics is a division of Burg-Scott Communications, Inc. – a training company that is dedicated to providing immediately applicable, values-based tools and information to help entrepreneurs, small business owners and sales organizations and independent sales professionals improve both their profits and their quality of life.Principals of Burg-Scott Communications include national bestselling author and critically acclaimed speaker Bob Burg and former public company top marketing executive and award-winning creative director, Thom Scott (www.coachthom.com).
All Extreme Business Makeovers speakers are available for interview. Contact thom @ thesuccessmechanics.com to arrange.
Press passes are available for Extreme Business Makeovers 2008. Visit Extreme Business Makeovers for details.
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27. May, 2008 0 Comments
On May 21, Convio and ViaNovo hosted a panel discussion at the National Press Club entitled, “Converging Campaigns: How the Internet is changing philanthropy, advocacy and politics,” that addressed how the Internet, social media and technology are creating change in the nonprofit, advocacy and political arenas. Top executives and strategists from Facebook, Rock the Vote, American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, ViaNovo, Convio and the online strategists for the Howard Dean and Bush/Cheney ’04 presidential campaigns discussed the ways online communications and campaigns in all three worlds are converging in appearance and success. Panelists also shared lessons learned that will help organizations and campaigns better engage supporters today and in the future. A replay of the entire event is available at www.visualwebcaster.com/converging
Washington DC (PRWEB) May 27, 2008 — On May 21, Convio and ViaNovo hosted a panel discussion at the National Press Club entitled, “Converging Campaigns: How the Internet is changing philanthropy, advocacy and politics,” that addressed how the Internet, social media and technology are creating change in the nonprofit, advocacy and political arenas. Top executives and strategists from Facebook, Rock the Vote, American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, ViaNovo, Convio and the online strategists for the Howard Dean and Bush/Cheney ’04 presidential campaigns discussed the ways online communications and campaigns in all three worlds are converging in appearance and success. Panelists also shared lessons learned that will help organizations and campaigns better engage supporters today and in the future. A replay of the entire event is available at www.visualwebcaster.com/converging
WHO:
Moderator: Tucker Eskew, Founding Partner, ViaNovo
Panelists:
1) Adam Conner, Associate, Privacy and Global Public Policy, Facebook
2) Heather Smith, Executive Director, Rock the Vote
3) Brian Rubenstein, Associate Director, Nationwide Grassroots, American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network
4) Patrick Ruffini, Online Strategist (Bush/Cheney ’04)
5) Nicco Mele, Online Strategist (Dean for President ’04)
6) Vinay Bhagat, Chief Strategy Officer and Founder, Convio
According to the panelists, while the Presidential Election of ’04 set new standards for using the Internet to raise funds, engage and empower constituents and drive advocacy, today those standards are being crushed by the success campaigns and nonprofits are having in 2008. By embracing new technology, as well as new and proven strategies, nonprofits, advocacy organizations and political campaigns are having more success online than ever before. Just as important, that online success is helping drive even more success for the traditional offline channels for engagement. Many current peer-to-peer fundraising tools, social media utilities like Facebook and mobile technologies like text messaging and the iPhone did not exist in 2004, but each are playing key roles in engaging constituents of all ages in 2008.
In setting the context for the discussion, moderator Eskew commented that, “Philanthropy to me, and I think some of our panelists will agree in some of the early discussion, can sometimes mean ‘donations’ and certainly that is a major factor, but not the only one. It is clearly a broader term in our view; involving all that human activity meant for the betterment of mankind. So we’ll talk about the ways organizing philanthropy, advocacy and political campaigns can drive that kind of action.”
In addressing the concept of empowering people to make a difference, Bhagat explained the social fabric of the Internet. “This concept of constituent empowerment is incredibly important, because the Internet is really all about a social fabric where people can communicate with each other. Savvy campaign organizations have realized that there is this social energy they can harness by empowering their constituents to reach out and create more support.”
Talking about how today’s youth are changing the face of politics and advocacy through their engagement, as well as their expectations for communication, Heather Smith shared insight into different ways Rock the Vote reaches people. The lessons could be applied to any organization or campaign looking to engage new constituents. “They (young people) are incredibly connected with each other because of new technologies and digital media,” she said. “This allows organizations like Rock the Vote to actually find young people where they are congregated, in an online setting, through their telephones, and give them the information so they can mobilize and engage their peers.”
Rubenstein spoke to how American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network is using online technologies and resources to drive offline actions to support a broad volunteer structure and engagement. “We empower ordinary people to do extraordinary things in the fight against cancer. So we are empowering our volunteers using these tools to reach them so they can begin to do the offline things that we believe still have a lot of influence with members of Congress.”
Yet the pace of technology and opportunity continues to move swiftly, often causing organizations and campaigns to wonder which applications and technologies to use.
“Convergence is confusing; four years ago on the Dean Campaign, YouTube, Facebook and podcasting did not exist,” said Mele. “The dramatic change in media consumption and communication habits over the last decade, especially the last four years, feels like it is accelerating and reaching more and more people in weirder and odder ways. For any nonprofit, political campaign, corporation even, you have to figure out who is your audience; how do you reach them; engage them; advance the goals of your organization?”
While many people see the highly visible political campaigns and believe they are leading the convergence, Ruffini shared insight into how political campaigns are following nonprofits; “What we are seeing is that we have to keep people motivated for the long haul. Campaigns are trying to tap into this sense of belonging, trying to tap into a sense that I am part of something larger than myself, part of a movement.”
Other key topics from the 90 minute discussion included:
The event panelists agreed that the basics of email marketing and having a strong Web presence are no longer just “nice to have.” They are imperatives for all campaigns and organizations. But with limited dollars and resources, organizations need to partner with vendors and strategists that can help them engage constituents to help create a movement around their candidate, cause or mission. As Convio CEO, Gene Austin summed it up “While celebrating world-altering communications technologies and success, we must also strive to share lessons learned and expertise as a country so that together we can change the world. That’s what “Converging Campaigns” is about; to help expand the conversation, to share ideas and prepare for the future.”
Individuals interested in participating in the event discussion can do so at the Convio blog, www.connectioncafe.com
About Convio
Convio is a leading provider of on-demand constituent relationship management software and services to nonprofit organizations to enable nonprofit organizations to more effectively raise funds, influence public policy and support their missions by leveraging the Internet to build strong relationships with constituents. The Company’s online constituent relationship management, or eCRM, solution includes a suite of on demand software modules for fundraising, advocacy, email marketing and Web content management complemented by a portfolio of best-in-class consulting services.
Convio’s clients include American Red Cross, American Diabetes Association, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Sierra Club, Susan G. Komen Foundation, and National Public Radio. For more information, please visit www.convio.com
About ViaNovo
ViaNovo is a leading management and communications consultancy that specializes in the high-stakes positioning of corporate and not-for-profit clients from a branding, sales, crisis, regulatory and legislative perspective. The firm’s clients include some of the world’s most recognized brands, leaders and organizations.
ViaNovo’s principals have worked on several winning U.S. presidential elections, on the White House Staff, and on Capitol Hill and have shaped strategies and campaigns for CEOs, corporations, foundations, governments, candidates, and presidents. The firm has offices in Austin, Washington, D.C., Dallas and Monterrey, Mexico. For more information, please visit www.vianovo.com.
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