Wordpress Tactics.

Today I have been working on my sales page for my wordpress tactics videos of setting up wordpress product. This has taken me all day and I haven’t completed it yet about 85% I think.

You may check it out here http://wordpresstactics.com

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“Exciting Plugin Lets You to Place Dynamically Changing Dates (Current, Past or

Future) Within WordPress Posts or Pages to Increase Conversions, Opt-ins or Sales”

Having the ability to put dynamically changing dates in your sales copy can have a dramatic impact on email opt-ins, leads and sales.

No matter if you build sales letters or if you create landing pages for pay-per-click or affiliate marketing, this plugin can help you increase your conversions.

Here are some features of the WordPress Dynamic Date Plugin:

• There are three options for displaying the date. They are month-day-year, day-month-year or year-day-month. These are the three main date display types throughout the world.
• It is incredibly simple to install and activate this plugin. If you have ever used a WordPress plugin before, then you will easily be able to handle this one. It is a piece of cake!
• You can use it an UNLIMITED number of times with any site, post or page (just like I’ve used it multiple times already here!).
• You can use it in normal font or in headline size, bold, italics, underlined or any color supported by WordPress.

What are some of the uses for this Plugin?

There are many uses for this plugin. I personally use it on many different product sales pages and affiliate landing pages. Let’s say for instance that I setup a pay-per-click landing page for a product I want to promote. If I leave the original post date on the landing page, then it will become stale in a few weeks or months. After that, visitors who see a post date that is three months, six months or a year or more in the past may think the information is “old news”.

Instead, I delete the WordPress post date in my theme and I use this plugin to make the page look updated recently – no matter when I actually last edited the post or page. This makes the page look fresh to visitors and they will feel that it is time sensitive information.

Another POWERFUL use of this plugin is to create time sensitive bonus offers to make your customers buy or sign up now.

We have all seen TV infomercials where you can get a special deal if you call in the next 30 minutes. I have news for you: you can call whenever you want and still get the bonus.

With the WordPress Dynamic Date Plugin, you can use this same technique to make your visitors respond today. Here are a few examples:

Hurry, Act Now Our Special 3-Day Bonus Offer Ends Jul 31, 2009

24 hour Special – Don’t Wait Until Jul 29, 2009 or You Will Miss it!

Don’t Come Back on Jul 30, 2009, this Offer Will be GONE!

What Date Formats are Available with this plugin?

According to Wikipedia, there are three main ways to format a calendar date worldwide. All three ways are supported by this plugin. Depending on the destination of your main target demographic, you should select the appopriate date format. These include:

• MM-DD-YYYY Format – this format is used mostly in the USA and Canada and displays dates in month-day-year format. An example would be Jan 1, 2000. (For your information, all of the dates used on our sales page are displayed in this format).
• DD-MM-YYYY Format – this format is commonly used in South America, Europe, parts of Asia and other areas. The date is displayed in the day-month-year format. An example would be 1 Jan 2000.
• YYYY-MM-DD Format – this format is mostly used in China. The date is displayed in the year-month-day format. An example would be 2000 Jan 1.

Can You See How this Plugin Can Help Your Business Grow?

If you decide to purchase this powerful plugin for WordPress, you will be able to download it immediately after purchase and start using it immediately. You will most likely see an INCREASE in response rates or conversions for your offers after implementing this plugin.

60-Day Money Back Guarantee

I am very confident that this plugin will work for you. As a matter-a-fact, I’m willing to give you 60-days after purchase to try it out. If you do not like it for any reason, you can request a full refund. Just a quick note, if you request a refund, you will forfeit your right to use the plugin and your license will be null and void.

I do not anticipate you will have any interest in getting a refund. This plugin is simply too easy to use and has the potential to have such a dramatic increase in your website’s conversions, sales and opt-ins that I think you wil determine it to be well worth the cost.

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Video is Most Effective Content for Social Media Releases

by Mark R Robertson

A Social Media Release

(SMR) is meant to engage the audience through the use of particular multimedia features that are present in it. But you need to know what will compel your audience to interact as well so here are some ideas thanks to MarketingSherpa.

Video is most effective content for social media releases video social media 540×461Now you might be wondering what an SMR is, well we’re going to tell you. It’s a Web 2.0 form of a regular press release. That means that you can take a regular press release and fill it with content that is going to be of interest to online journalists and bloggers – embedded sound or video clips, images, etc – in hopes that they will pick some of it up and re-publish it. The great thing about this is that it also works with other people who might not be online-oriented. So between the regular release and the extra multimedia it’s got a wide range of appeal.

An added bonus is that all the media will get indexed separately in the search engines and hopefully show up in a timely fashion on search results. So that added material works in your favor. But don’t make the mistake of replacing a standard text-based press release with just other forms of media. You need to keep a cohesive whole in order for it to work for everything mentioned.

Back in December of 2008, Marketing Sherpa released what I would consider the most detailed and comprehensive video marketing report and guide for the industry, “Marketing with Video Report: Online, TV, and Mobile.” As you can see from the chart above (courtesy of the MarketingSherpa report) videos came out on top of a recent survey in regards to effectiveness, fairly closely followed by photos and other graphics. While some said that overall, photos were more effective (with only 7% saying they were not) video seems to be far more effective according to those who thought it so (64% vs. 52%). The lowest of the low? podcasts and MP3s. Why? Well a picture is worth 1000 words, a video is worth a few million and a sound clip is just the words in it. So unless your sound clip were 1000 visually stimulating words, it just isnt’ the same apparently. A full 17% stated they thought that sound clips were not at all effective.

Thanks to the extra content in the SMR you are giving journalists, bloggers, consumers and search engines more to work with. That will most certainly add up to more effective releases. Indeed the embedded links and multimedia could be the reason for a particular site picking up the story at all or for a consumer even bothering to read the release. Even a simple logo, head shot or diagram of an idea could further the reach of a single release, of course mileage will vary and so we recommend you experiment as you see fit.

About the Author – Mark R Robertson
Mark Robertson is the Founder and Creator of ReelSEO.com and has had extensive experience in online marketing, particularly in Search Engine Marketing (SEM) and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Mark was previously the Director of Search for Freedom Communications and has worked with many newspaper and broadcast stations for optimization online content.

by Alyssa Gregory

You’ve thought about all of the considerations of subcontracting work, prepared for the transition and found a great subcontractor. You’re ready to start outsourcing. Here are 31 tips to make your outsourcing experiences as smooth as possible.

Come to an Agreement

One of the most important elements of subcontracting

is making sure you and the subcontractor are on the same page and that there are no surprises. Keep these things on your list to help facilitate a smooth working relationship:

1. Use a contract

2. Make sure you agree on payment terms up front
3. Don’t pay in full until the job is complete
4. Be clear on how and when you plan to pay the subcontractor
5. Agree on a timeline for the work
6. Include a non-disclosure/non-competition provision in your contract
7. Determine how you will receive project updates
8. Clarify confidentiality expectations
9. Build in a “de-bugging” provision that identifies a specific period of time the subcontractor will be on call to fix potential problems that arise
10. Clarify the ownership of the project in writing.

Protect Your Business

When you outsource, you are giving up some of your control over the project. Consider these tips to help you protect your business, interests and reputation:

11. Check references
12. Review the subcontractor’s portfolio
13. Verify skills
14. Consider a small test project first
15. Be prepared to review all work before turning it over to the client
16. Be very clear about expectations
17. Don’t leave any details out when relaying the project request to the subcontractor
18. Send all work requests in writing
19. Schedule an initial call and regular check-ins, if necessary
20. Be available throughout the duration of the project
21. Track all payments for your books.

Client Relations

The goal of the project should be to meet and exceed the client’s needs. In order to do that, follow these tips to manage your relationship with your client:

22. Be the middleman
23. Tell your client you are using a subcontractor, if appropriate
24. Pad the time estimate provided by the subcontractor in your estimate for the client
25. Don’t forget to add in time for your management role
26. Be accountable for your work AND your subcontractor’s work.

Aside from the Work

Remember the importance of the personal side of your subcontractor relationship. Here are some ways to do that:

27. Don’t overlook the importance of complementary personalities
28. Respect the subcontractor’s time
29. Make sure there are no communication gaps
30. Give praise and appreciation for a job well done
31. Ask the subcontractor how it went at the end of the project and provide feedback.</blockquote>

What other tips would you add to this list?

Successful outsourcing will not only allow you to focus on what you do best.

But also find other ways to satisfy clients and expand your business. By building relationships with your subcontractors that are based on trust and respect, you will be able to create a team that can accomplish just about anything…and give you a day or two off in the process.

OutSourcing:

- Best Jobs Philippines. Whether you are looking for a job or an employee, we can help you find what you have in mind.

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Should You Avoid The Internet Marketing Niche?

Internet marketing not to go into the Internet marketing niche!!!

Lets talk about ‘Internet marketing’ and ‘Internet marketers.

Time and time again I see Internet marketing ‘gurus’ tell newcomers to Internet marketing not to go into the Internet marketing niche. Why? Is the online marketing niche saturated? Are you better off choosing some other niche to ‘make money online’?

Firstly, let’s be clear about what I mean when I refer to the Internet marketing niche or online marketing niche. Essentially, it’s the market niche devoted to teaching people about how to market products and services online.

This may seem like an obvious distinction, but I often hear people talk about ‘Internet marketing’ and ‘Internet marketers’ as if that automatically means people who sell how-to Internet marketing products or services.

The literal meaning of ‘Internet marketing’, however, refers to marketing any kind of product or service on the Internet. On that basis, I like to think that anyone involved in this is an Internet marketer…

In any case, why do the very people teaching others about how to make money online urge them not to go into the same market niche?

Are they concerned about having more competition? Do they genuinely believe that most newcomers would be better off using the Internet marketing strategies, tactics and techniques they teach in other niches?

Well, without knowing the motivations of every single Internet marketing guru who tells others not to sell ‘how to make money online’ products and services I suspect the truth varies somewhere between (a) not wanting any more competition to (b) honestly thinking that newcomers have greater potential to succeed if they use the various Internet marketing strategies, tactics, etc in other niches.

With regard to the most respected Internet marketing teachers, though, I believe that if and when they advise others to opt for niches other than the Internet marketing niche, they do so for three legitimate reasons:

<block> 1. Internet marketing is extremely competitive;

2. Only those with significant competitive advantages e.g. financial, product, distribution and other advantages are likely to succeed in the online marketing niche; and

3. The potential to succeed with the same Internet marketing strategies, tactics and techniques is higher in a lot more markets where both the barriers to entry and the standard of marketing are not as high.

All of which means that if you’re not all that experienced, knowledgeable, skilled, talented or passionate about Internet marketing itself… you’re likely struggle in the online marketing niche.

In other words, it’s likely to be difficult for you to stand out with a unique and better Internet marketing product or service, get the distribution you need, and accomplish the financial and other rewards you’re looking for by entering the Internet marketing niche.

But what if you really are passionate about Internet marketing?

What if you do have considerable Internet marketing experience, knowledge, skills and talents? Or what if you have the passion to acquire all these?

What if you have some ideas for unique and superior products or services and the ability to execute on those ideas?

Should you avoid the Internet marketing niche just because some online marketing guru tells you that you that it’s easier to compete in other niches?

No way!

There’s always room in any market for people with new and better solutions to existing problems, or who otherwise deliver exceptional value to people. If that’s you, I say: GO FOR IT.

What’s more, if people didn’t continue going into the most competitive markets in the world, we wouldn’t see any new actors breaking into Hollywood, any new athletes becoming world record holders, any new writers becoming the latest bestselling authors, and… you get the picture.

At the end of the day, if you’ve got what it takes to make it in the Internet marketing niche… if you go into the Internet marketing niche fully aware of the challenges along with the opportunities… if you are prepared to do whatever it takes to succeed in the how-to online marketing arena… then you’re likely to provide much more value, and enjoy greater rewards, than going into a niche you may be half-hearted about.

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