Archive for November, 2009

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Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

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How to find and register the Perfect Domain Name

Monday, November 16th, 2009
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Some people say that all the good domain names are taken, but
that is not true. Follow these tips for when you search for a
domain name and hopefully this will help you grab a good one.

Remember domain names are a couple of cheeseburgers and a pepsi a
year to own, and you can really never own enough of them.

Tips for Avoiding Poor Domain Names

*Avoid using domains that are deliberately misspelled.
Ex: SellURHome2Us vs. SellYourHomeToUs

* Avoid using domains with hyphens.
Ex: WeBuyPrettyHouses vs. We-Buy-Pretty-Houses

*Avoid using domains that are way too long.
Ex: WeSaveHomesFromForeclosure.com

*Avoid using domains that are meaningful only to you.
Ex: ABCFinancialGroup.com (investor or bank?)

*Avoid using .org unless you want people to think you’re a non-
profit organization.
Ex: HomeSolutions.org (non-profit?)

*Avoid using unpopular domain extensions such as
.info, .tv, .cc, .ws, .name, etc. for your Primary Domain.

Tips for Choosing Good Domain Names

*Choose a domain that is short as possible.

*Choose a domain that is easy to spell and remember.

*Choose a value laden domain that says what you do.

*Try to purchase a .com or a .net if possible. If you are really
set on a certain domain name, settle for a .biz or .us if
necessary.

*Purchase YourCompanyName.com so that no one else will.

*Purchase the .net, .biz, .us and all others too if you can.

*If your company name is taken, try adding an Inc or LLC to
the end of the name and see if that is available.

*Anytime you get a good .com domain, tie up the .net, .biz, .us
and any other variations of the name so others can’t.

*If you find a really good domain name, purchase it for more than
one year. Tie it up for as long as you can.

*When purchasing domain names, be sure to set them to
automatically renew so you don’t forget to renew.

*Don’t use YourCompanyName.com on your marketing material if your
company name is vague or ambiguous.

*Make your domains private or unlisted for anonymity.

*Private domains also keep your email and fax off the public
WHOIS database and help prevent SPAM and junk faxes.

*Make a list of all the words you would like to use in your
domain name.
Ex: We + Buy + Houses + Fast

*If your name is taken, rearrange the words or insert new words
in between them.
Ex: We + Buy + Atlanta + Houses or Homes

*Make a complete list of all the domains you want to purchase.

Tips and Tricks

*Domains that are mapped to your websites are attached to your
sites.

*Domains that are forwarded, are not attached to your site, but
are simply redirected to your site.

*Mapped domains get picked up by the search engines. Forwarded
domains don’t.

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Kurt Geer

Why Some Advertisers Grow Wealthy While Others Fail!

Saturday, November 7th, 2009
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SIXTY PER CENT of all new Advertisers fail!

Largely because they spend their money for Space, under the
delusion that Space filled with anything “Catchy” is “Advertising.”

They believe “Money Talks” in Advertising, even when it says nothing.

They forget that Space costs the same, whether we fill it with Pictured Nothings or with enduring Convictions.

And the difference, in Results, between two kinds of “copy,”
costing the same for space, in a single advertisement, has often exceeded 80 per cent, as authenticated Records on test cases prove.

General Advertisers, who have no means of tracing direct results, and who spend their money for “General Publicity, may smile at this. But, Mail-Order Advertisers know it is true.

These are the kind of Advertisers to whom Advertising is not a blind speculation, but systematic eye-open investment.

Their records show the precise cost of every inquiry for their goods through advertising, because their every Advertisement in every Medium is separately keyed.

They can thus gauge accurately the relative earning power of each separate bit of copy published at their expense, and of each medium in which that copy has been inserted.

They thus know what kind to avoid, as well as what kind to use.

Please note that the current definition of “General Publicity” is
“Keeping-the-Name-before-the-People.”

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Friday, November 6th, 2009
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Kurt Geer

The Responsive Chord in Advertising

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

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ADVERTISING is just Salesmanship-on-paper.
It is a means of multiplying the work of the Salesman,
who writes it, several thousand-fold.

With the salary paid a single Salesman it is possible,
through Advertising, to reach a thousand customers for every
one he could have reached orally.

It is also a means of discovering, and developing, new customers
where they were not previously known to exist.

These facts are mentioned here because few Business Men have a
correct idea of what true Advertising should consist of.

To start with the wrong point-of-view, on an advertising campaign,
is to grope, experiment, and speculate, with an appropriation which
should have been invested as intelligently as in merchandise.

True Advertising is just Salesmanship multiplied.

When we multiply nothing by ten thousand we still have
nothing as a result.

When we multiply a pretty picture, or a catch-phrase,
or the mere name of a firm, or article, a thousand times
we have comparatively nothing as a result.

But when we multiply one thousand times a good, strong, clearly
expressed Reason-Why, a person should buy the article we want
to sell, we then have impressed, through advertising, one
thousand more people with that reason than if it had been told
verbally to one person by the same salesman.

Of course, cold type usually lacks the personal influence of
the Salesman and, because of this even Salesmanship-on-Paper
needs to be stronger - more convincing and conclusive than
Salesmanship need be by word of mouth.

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Publishers Pay $25,000 for Intensive Advertising

Sunday, November 1st, 2009
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The year was 1905. A. L. Thomas, the head of the Lord & Thomas advertising agency, was in his office with Albert Lasker, one of the firm’s partners, discussing an account.

Lasker was the agency’s rising star. At the age of 24, he was a senior partner and was paid $52,000 annually, an incredible sum considering both his age, and the year in question.

Suddenly, a knock struck the door and a messenger appeared holding a note for Thomas, which he dismissed. If not for Lasker, the note might have gone in the trash, but he intervened and asked to see it. Here is what it said:

“I am in the saloon downstairs. I can tell you what advertising is. I know you don’t know. It will mean much to me to have you know what it is and it will mean much to you. If you wish to know what advertising is, send the word ‘yes’ down by the bell boy. ” Signed-John E. Kennedy

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To your Success,
Kurt Geer