They knew how to make a $1000 per day pure profit! Do You?
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Friday, June 7, 2013
DOZENS OF SECRET WAYS TO MAKE MONEY FAST
Using Business Assets - A systematic way to get more efficient and creative.
How to Find Customers - My own story and the lesson: Go where the customers are.
Increase Average Sale Amount - Several ways to do this without pushy techniques.
Increase Customer Frequency - One of the most cost-effective ways to boost revenue.
Try Price Testing - It isn't just about total sales, but about the bottom line.
Increase Perceived Value - As a way to sell more or to raise the prices on what you sell
Deploy Assets in New Ways - Think broadly about what constitutes an asset as well.
Measure Advertising Results - To be sure you're investing your ad dollars wisely.
Use Back End Sales - Adding to the revenue you make from each customer.
Reduce Overhead Costs - Lower fixed costs translate directly into higher profits.
Use Your Lost Customers - They teach you lessons about what to add or improve.
Find New Customers - And why to think in terms of customer-acquisition cost.
Increase Profits with Low-Risk Experiments - A $20 experiment can lead to...
Start Measuring Customer Satisfaction - Use what you learn to improve what you sell.
Educate Customers - This isn't just about advertising.
Increase Business Visibility - They can't buy from you if they don't know you exist.
Use Your Customer List - And if you don't have one yet (with addresses) start creating it.
Use Headline Tests - Some marketers have doubled sales with a headline change or two.
Sell Customers to Other Businesses - Help them find other products and services.
Use Free Bonuses - Everyone loves a freebie or extra.
Use Word of Mouth Advertising - And how to encourage more of it.
Copy Success - If they know how to make more money, well...
Study Business Failures - Not only to survive, but to improve...
Consider Downsizing Business Activities - Smaller might be more profitable.
See an Accounting Consultant - She'll see things you wouldn't notice.
Cross Sell with Other Companies - You make more and they make more.
Get Customers From Failing Businesses - A quick way to help your bottom line.
Try Ad Exchanges - Get your advertising in front of ten times as many people.
Find Ways to Reduce Costs - A look at how to expenses costs in general.
Find Ways to Reduce Labor Costs - This doesn't have to mean firing anyone.
Sell Complementary Products - Improve customer experience while adding to total sales.
How to Get More Customers - Some specific steps to take to get more customers and the profits that can result.
Some businesses are run so efficiently, and the marketing is already so perfect, that there is little room for improvement. Most do not fit that description though. Now, imagine if you can put five or six of the above strategies to work for you. You might increase the average amount spent by each customer, cut your overhead, lower your labor costs, increase your customer base by 20%, and do a few other things. Suddenly you are making 50% more profit. This is possible in many companies.
Note: You can also find some pages on how to make more money from your business in this section: Money Articles
How to Find Customers - My own story and the lesson: Go where the customers are.
Increase Average Sale Amount - Several ways to do this without pushy techniques.
Increase Customer Frequency - One of the most cost-effective ways to boost revenue.
Try Price Testing - It isn't just about total sales, but about the bottom line.
Increase Perceived Value - As a way to sell more or to raise the prices on what you sell
Deploy Assets in New Ways - Think broadly about what constitutes an asset as well.
Measure Advertising Results - To be sure you're investing your ad dollars wisely.
Use Back End Sales - Adding to the revenue you make from each customer.
Reduce Overhead Costs - Lower fixed costs translate directly into higher profits.
Use Your Lost Customers - They teach you lessons about what to add or improve.
Find New Customers - And why to think in terms of customer-acquisition cost.
Increase Profits with Low-Risk Experiments - A $20 experiment can lead to...
Start Measuring Customer Satisfaction - Use what you learn to improve what you sell.
Educate Customers - This isn't just about advertising.
Increase Business Visibility - They can't buy from you if they don't know you exist.
Use Your Customer List - And if you don't have one yet (with addresses) start creating it.
Use Headline Tests - Some marketers have doubled sales with a headline change or two.
Sell Customers to Other Businesses - Help them find other products and services.
Use Free Bonuses - Everyone loves a freebie or extra.
Use Word of Mouth Advertising - And how to encourage more of it.
Copy Success - If they know how to make more money, well...
Study Business Failures - Not only to survive, but to improve...
Consider Downsizing Business Activities - Smaller might be more profitable.
See an Accounting Consultant - She'll see things you wouldn't notice.
Cross Sell with Other Companies - You make more and they make more.
Get Customers From Failing Businesses - A quick way to help your bottom line.
Try Ad Exchanges - Get your advertising in front of ten times as many people.
Find Ways to Reduce Costs - A look at how to expenses costs in general.
Find Ways to Reduce Labor Costs - This doesn't have to mean firing anyone.
Sell Complementary Products - Improve customer experience while adding to total sales.
How to Get More Customers - Some specific steps to take to get more customers and the profits that can result.
Some businesses are run so efficiently, and the marketing is already so perfect, that there is little room for improvement. Most do not fit that description though. Now, imagine if you can put five or six of the above strategies to work for you. You might increase the average amount spent by each customer, cut your overhead, lower your labor costs, increase your customer base by 20%, and do a few other things. Suddenly you are making 50% more profit. This is possible in many companies.
Note: You can also find some pages on how to make more money from your business in this section: Money Articles
Saturday, May 4, 2013
"MY 10 FREE Ways to Promote Your Business Online"
Many businesses have benefited from my free online promotions. I have rounded up a handful of the best free, consistent, resources for promoting your business effectively on the web.
While there are thousands of free services out there, these are my pick of 10 of the most essential resources that will help drive steady traffic to your site fast.
While I have tried to include sites with worldwide reach, I recommend doing a local search for services in your locality as well as industry-specific listing sites and directories.
- People’s Guide
- Google Local
- HotFrog
- Windows Live
- Yahoo Local
- YellowPages.com
- BOTW.org
- Free Classified Advertising And Promotion
- Squidoo
- eBay
1. People’s Guide
One of the newest sites, but notable for being the cleanest and simplest way to add a free business listing. As these 100+ cities have just gone live, our advice is to get in early to pick up the most traffic.
Choose your city (there are over 100 worldwide, in the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, China etc.), select your category from the pretty wide list: Restaurants & Cafés, Bars & Pubs, Entertainment, Shopping, Sports, Health & Beauty, Places to Stay.
2. Google Local
Any land-based business should be on Google Local.
Tightly integrating with Google Maps, Google Local is a great way to get your business to show up on Google searches.
Takes longer to add your business, partly depending on the confirmation method used (phone call is clever, postal is slower), after which you need to wait another couple of weeks typically, but worth doing today.
3. HotFrog
Another strong & multi-national business-listing site.
HotFrog is a nice simple business listing site (no reviews), active in several countries round the world, including the UKand Australia.
4. Windows Live
The Windows Live Local Listing Center is also free with reasonable reach.
Launched in October 2007, Microsoft’s Windows Live Local Listing Center service allows business owners to add their business information within Live search and Virtual Earth.
5. Yahoo! Local
Like the People’s Guide, Yahoo Local is a combined business listing and community review site, organised by location and category.
Pretty clean and well laid-out site that’s certainly worth adding your bricks & mortar business to, if your city is featured. Wide range of categories too.
Note that, if you get reviews via Yahoo! Local, businesses with higher ratings get higher listings.
6. Yellow Pages.com
Needs no introduction for most people. Strong brand recognition.
Yellow Pages is certainly big in the US and UK. The big US site does offer a free listing.
7. Best of the Web.com
Offers free advertising for the first 60 days only.
Basically premium search results ad placement, similar to AdWords, the free 60-day trial is worth taking advantage of.
8. Adland Pro
AdlandPro has apparently been offering free and paid advertising services to small businesses since 1996.
Allows you to place free ads in classifieds and community pages, and also in a “Free Traffic Exchange” system, which looks a little riskier.
9. Squidoo
A good number of lenses on the Squidoo network offer the opportunity to add a link to your site, free.
Squidoo gives you simple tools to build your own web pages, and get a share of ad revenue, so it’s also a route to a budget web site where you can promote your products or services. (Also have a useful page about free advertising.)
10. eBay
OK, maybe not free, but don’t overlook finding advertising bargains on eBay
Don’t forget that a lot of people auction promotions on eBay. It’s possible to pick up really cheap mailouts or ad runs, without investing too much time either.
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