Smart Marketing Habits

No Cost Images for Blogs,Websites and Forums

Anne Preston — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 05:17:03 +0000

FreeDigitalPhotos.net provides free photos for web use with proper attribution. when you are looking for images or graphic design items that can help you illustrate a point or a concept for your blog or web – using this service may be a preferable cost alternative to purchasing the image.

If you are needing images to use in print such as doing mail outs, brochures, flyers etc – you can also get those very reasonably priced.

So here you are – just one more resource for finding the images you need and want.

Courtesy FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Jott.com If You Like to Talk-it-Out

Anne Preston — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 02:13:23 +0000

I have been using Jott.com for a few weeks now – and I must say – I am loving it.

When I am away from my laptop – and I remember a task for a project component or I am making an appointment with someone – I just call it in to Jott – and it sends a message to MS Outlook . It creates a prompt the task or Calendar entry. - I get a chance to edit it for additional details. I have found this a great way to be productive while I am sitting waiting for appointments . I have even used it while I am standing in line at Costco!

The web-based software uses voice to text technology to convert what I am saying into text. For the most part – the conversion has been “spot-on” in its translation – and the few times – it is not exactly as I had said it – it is pretty darn close – close enough for me to a quick edit for it.

The real test for me will be in a couple of weeks while I am on the road travelling. I can already see how this is going to save me even more time.

One of the functions that I have not tested out is the voice-to-twitter function. I must admit – it sounds appealing – and yet my trust factor is still building for this function. I am looking forward to doing a little experimentation when I have time.

Using Personal Brain for Information and Knowledge Collection

Anne Preston — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 01:20:36 +0000

Personal Brain is magnificent for linking thoughts, ideas, concepts, relationships. Once you start creating your maps it is a snap to connect what they call “child” thoughts to a topic and include attachments such as mind maps, documents, spreadsheets, hyperlinks.

The joy of using personal brain comes in when you are needing to do rapid jumping from thought concept to thought concept. I use it for mapping new information and resources related to research I am doing, my own learning objectives, training, as well as my personal interests. I include links to documents on my hard drive – as well as embed things like mind maps right into my Personal Brain file. It is speedy and quick and the only 1 draw back for me is that it does not print out well – and yet, for it’s performance on-screen – I haven’t found anything as fun to use – or as quick.

For me – besides the fun – I can “link” concepts from varied different sources together and quickly move from one to another. This isn’t as easy to do in systems like MindManager and the like – because for the most part in those programs you want to attempt to keep each map relatively small – and you are better off just to use multiple maps. With Personal Brain – Your file can be as large as you want it – and you don’t experience “information overload” like you can in other mapping programs.

This is not for everyone, but for those who are collecting large amounts of knowledge or information who want to access it quickly – Personal Brain can be a great resource.

Personal Brain Website: The Brain

On The Brain site they have a good description of 12 ways most people use Personal Brain

In addition, the folks at The Brain also have information sessions and training sessions they run frequently for new and advanced users.

Sherman Hu - uses his brain as a Rolodex-ing.

We have other posts on Mind Mapping

Buzan’s iMindMap Version 3 Release Coming

Anne Preston — Sun, 24 Aug 2008 13:44:09 +0000

On August 31, 2008 Buzan iMap Version 3 is being released. This release includes an amazing number of promised enhancements:

New enhancements like Microsoft Office and Open Office integration
Project management integration
Exportable scalable Vector Graphics
vastly improved speed
new sketch pad capabilities
and a long list of additional enhancements

I use other mapping software programs – and all have their own benefits. Busan’s imap system – has the most organic feel – and most closely relates to the manual way of doing a mind map – The ability to manipulate, draw, use colours quickly – is so much like using coloured markers – it makes the whole process alot of fun.

If you haven’t tried a mind mapping software before – and if you want to give imap a try – The Buzan folks have a free 7day trial and if you are reading this post before 31Aug08 – they also have a limited time offer you may want to have a look at.

Getting A Handle on Social Media Opportunties

Anne Preston — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:08:38 +0000

About a year ago – I decided I would include Social Media as one of the strategies in my own marketing plan. What I have noticed in the past year is Social Media environments are changing like crazy. It’s hard to get a handle on it all if you are just getting exposed to it all. Here is what I have going on currently:

Here are some of the things I have joined and I have already found useful:

A Twitter.com Account to connect with other practitioners and people who you are meant to serve
A Twitpic.com account for sharing photographs in your Twitter Tweets
A Youtube Account for Video uploading
A Digg account for voting
A del.icio.us account for social bookmarking
A linkedIn account for my professional network
A Plaxo account – (new for me this week – boy Plaxo has changed!)
A FriendFeed account
A Facebook account : Insider tip – Have a look at Mari Smith’s Product – She is a Facebook Expert
A Myspace account – just to attract folks who may prefer there instead of Facebook
A Blogtalkradio Account

Here are some I have joined – that I am sure I will be using in the very near future

Here are some of the ones I have joined – and I haven’t yet found useful.

Backflip
Blinklist
Favs
Hubpages
Wink

One of the things I am currently spending my time learning – is how to be most effective while casting a large Social Media net.

One person who does an excellent job of teaching you how to minimize your effort and maximize your return with social media is Nancy Marmelejo. Have a look at her offerings to give you a leg up on getting a handle of all this Social Media Stuff.

Is Twitter for You Too?

Anne Preston — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 21:23:42 +0000

I am in a learning curve right now. It’s about twittering. – the water is warm in the world of twittering – and the benefits are visible. Finding people to serve who are in alignment with what you offer the world – seems so immediate on Twitter.

I am looking for ways to balance the time I have reading the writings of those Twitter Folks I am following and getting to see how things work.

Here are a few things I have picked up so far:

1. You need a twitter account – firstly go to Twitter.com and sign up for an account.

2. Put up your image in your twitter account – Twitter is all about authentic relationships – Put on your face.

3. Use Your creativity to design a profile that shares both Keywords (so others can find you) as well as represents who you are as an individual. If your intention is to use Twitter to aid in your relationship building around your business – keep your branding in mind as you design your background image. Twitterbacks.com has some nice templates to use to help create your back ground image – all the sizing is done for you.

You can have a look at my twitter profile – to see how I took a twitter background from Twitterbacks – and then modified to more closely fit my own personal brand.

4. Decide how you will keep up with the “tweets”. There are a number of platforms available. You can update from the web at Twitter.com, Use a downloadable platform like Tweetdeck.com or Twhirl.com. There are also Twitter applications to help you you do research or find things like what feeling words people are using today.

5. Save yourself time if you involved with other Social Media sites: If you use Wordpress or Facebook there are plug ins and tools to help your Twitter messages appear in your blog or on your Facebook page.

A twitter tool for wordpress

6. Be effective with your tweets. If you have something you want to appear at a specific time – when you won’t be available to tweet it, you can use a service called TweetLater. And here is a big one – spend only an assigned amount of time per day using twitter.

7. Find out the Twitter best practices:I am noticing an every evolving list of best practices with regards to using twitter. Of course it all depends on how you intend to use this social media platform. One of the best ways to find out about best practices is to first have a look at some of the handbooks for Twitter that have been developed by some Twitter users.

Have a look at these three:

www.Twitterhandbook.com – a handbook developed via social media tweets by Deb Micek and Warren Witlock. In addition to the handbook they also have a blog where you can keep up on twitter related stuff.
A Geek’s Guide to Promoting Yourself and Your Online Business in 140 Characters or Less with Twitter is a free 48page twitter handbook from the gues at GeekPreneur.com

TwitterSecrets by Joel Comm is a 30page report that shows you how to use twitter – and how to use it for your goals.

8. Be on the look out for Twitter Traps. These are the things than get get you side-tracked from your other effective actions in the day.

Doing nothing else but reading other peoples tweets and thinking about what you can next tweet about
Spending time reading your twitter stats daily

9. Decide how YOU will use Twitter. Here are some ideas:

Share information you are learning (Others might want to learn too)
Share your own blog posts and articles
Share great posts and articles writing by other people
Follow key people in align in your target market to find out what they think is important
To follow media coverage

10. Have Fun. Aftercall – if you can do it with joy – is it really something you want to be doing?

Two really cool benefits of using Twitter for me personally:

I love the time line that twitter creates. It creates a story for me – look back on the path I took for the week. What I focused on and what was pulling my attention. I am loving the story telling effect that Twitter provides
I am also appreciating the value of having access to other tweeters who can give me research information, feedback,and access to the pattern language that people use to describe problems. I am finding it very useful as I fine-tune my own marketing messages about the services I provide.

In the end you have to decide for yourself if Twitter is something you want to use – and if you are aligned with the benefits in the effort of participating with all the souls you will come in contact with.

Sources for Low Cost Graphics

Anne Preston — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 13:10:04 +0000

Finding low cost graphics for blogs an websites can be easy if you have the right resources.

If you are doing things yourself:

My main source for royalty free graphics is Istockphoto. Depending on the size of the image you are charged a certain number of credits to purchase an image. Most small images for the web are just a dollar or two – and a large file for printing may cost you 10 to 15. All in all – great value when you need to create an impact in your marketing material.

Another source is 123rf.com

123RF has a very large selection of free images they offer which are offered on a time-limited basis – definitely worth taking a look as the “just right” image may be right there waiting for you.

If you are looking to have someone help you with your graphic marketing materials there are a number of sources for which you can find economical help depending on what your needs are:

Try these folks:

99Designs.com

99designs connects clients needing design work such as logo designs, business cards or web sites to a thriving community of over 17,000 designers.

Elance.com

Elance is not just for graphic design – but also great to find writers here.

Guru.com – also has a very large freelancer data base

Outsourcing your design work can save you a lot of time and frustration if you are not an expert with graphic programs and up with best practices – and at the same time – it can also cost you some time and energy when working with outside suppliers.

A couple of quick tips:

Don’t just accept the 1st offer you get in response to your request – as some of the folks on these data bases – respond to everything – and sometime they don’t read what they are responding to. I often put a codeword in the post – and ask any reply to include the code word in the response – that way I know I am not getting just an auto-response.

So some smart best practices are often a great idea.

Things like:

not paying full balance until the work is completed to your satisfaction – Keep the funds in escrow ready for the work to be completed
not writing a positive recommendation until the work has been completed
find someone who you like and who is efficient – and then use them
be very specific about B timescales, quality required, layout etc – and renegotiate after anything changes

A Perspective On Twitter

Anne Preston — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 01:25:28 +0000

Any hesitancy I had about my decision to get involved with using twitter as a way to be connected to those who I serve – has all disappeared.

I watched today as twitter messages streamed in -telling of the earthquake that happened today California. The messages came in just moments after folks were feeling their offices and homes shake. It was amazing to me – that I was witnessing the feelings and emotions of those I am connected to. 9 or so minutes later – across one of the TV’s in our office – came the notices of the earthquake. What was missing in the newscast was the experiential reports. The newsy version seemed flat – whereas the content in the tweets were multi-dimensional. They were extremely human. And I felt as one with them.

Now that I am truly converted from hesitancy to eagerness. I will make a post of some of the tips and tools I have been related to using twitter to make connections.

Wordpress 2dot6 Transition

Anne Preston — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:46:04 +0000

WordPress a few days ago announed Wordpress 2.6 – and after watching the following video – my concerns about doing an upgrade right away – diminished. I can already see many productivity enhancements included in this version – making it easier and easier to minimize the time I spend working on blog posts.

Quite a few enhancements are included in this update

Enhancements for collaboration, previous post version options, restore earlier version.
A press this button – to capture quotes, text, images or embed video.
A place to add caption for images.
A theme preview – so you can see how things look – before you activate a theme
Also an option – to store images to your own computer. (Gears)
Plus a whole whack of smaller enhancements – plug ins, image galleries and avatar options.

Lot’s of good stuff in this enhancement.

Virtual Assistants 2 – Social Media

Anne Preston — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 21:14:26 +0000

I got a great referral for a great virtual assistant for working with Web 2.0 Social Networking Applications from nancy @ Viva visability.com

www.websuccessdiva.com

Maria works with soho folks on social media success.

Here are some additional VA’s who work with Social Media Applications:

YellowHighlighterVA.com

VirtuallyYours925.com

amhbusinesssolutions.com

Mindmapping Software for Rolodexing

Anne Preston — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:37:29 +0000

Here is a colleague Sherman Hu Showing his personal mindmapping software to keep track of his life. Sherman is using the personal brain.

Brain is excellent for doing non-treed mind maps. Me personally, I am a daily user of MindManager – which helps me organize using a treeing format. But for my own personal learning of complex subjects I use a non-treed mind map.

If you want to watch an excellent use of non-treed mind mapping and you have 15minutes to spare- give this video a look (its in 5 sections of about 3minutes each)- and see how you could use this kind of brain approach – is could be an excellent format for story telling.

Learn more about The Brain Mind Mapping Software – you can go to their main website at www.TheBrain.com

Helpful Blog and Website Technology from Blink Web

Anne Preston — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:20:35 +0000

Marketer: BlinkWeb

Product Link: www.blinkweb.com

What it Does: An easy way to create a professional looking website without knowing html, php, javascript, and all the other techie nonsense needed to put a website online. The intention is to create a website with BlinkWebs’ drag-drop features…

See Demo Here:

Cost: Free at the moment
read more | digg story

Upload,Manage and Store Video

Anne Preston — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:12:52 +0000

ScreenCast.com by Techsmith
The Product Link: screencast.com

What It Does: Upload, Manage and Store video. Works very well with Camtasia Studio’s one of Techsmith’s other offerings

Take a Tour

Cost depend on the amount of monthly bandwidth you need. I used the beta version frequently – and today – I received the announcement they have now issued 1.0 and are offering a 60day Free trial.

Trademark Search

Anne Preston — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 19:58:48 +0000

For coaches looking to trademark their product/service – one the first steps is to do some preliminary resesearch on existing trademarks. Here are links to the Trademark offices for the US and Canada

United States Patent and Trademark Office

United States

Canadian Trade-marks Database

Canada

Giveaways and Free Product Promotions

Anne Preston — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:30:36 +0000

I was noticing the amount of free giveaway promos are increasing at an alarming rate. So much so that is a drag to keep up with them. I was searching the web this morning and found sites that are set up for tracking give away notifications. So, I will not track this information anymore – I will just click on the links:

The Giveaway Notifyer Blog http://thegoldengiveaway.blogspot.com/

The Giveaway Announcer http://www.giveawayannouncer.com/

Freemind – an Open Source Mind Mapping Tool

Anne Preston — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 17:20:45 +0000

The visual look of Freemind

Free Mind - Open Source Mind Mapping Tool
The Product Link: Open Source Mind Map Software

What It Does: FreeMind is mind-mapping software. Mind Mapping software can be used as a productivity tool.

Keep track of projects, tasks, links to files, keeping track of small notes, brain storming tool, using colours to differeniate, an organizational tool. Aid to help with right-brain creativity.

Intention Statements – Free Software Tool to Program Your Mind

Anne Preston — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 07:36:31 +0000

The Marketer: Michael Masterman

The Marketing Blurb:" never-before-released computer program that will enable you to literally change life-long habits through something known as programmed rehearsal ."

The Product Link: Motivator

What it does: If you are into "Law of Attraction techniques" this is a fun little tool. Just program in your intention statements after you download the free software – and then notice how it helps will awareness focus on what you intend for yourself.

So, got some marketing related intention statements you would like to rehearse or focus on? This might be a great tool for you.

Find out what top marketers belief about them selves, about marketing, about their markets – and model those beliefs through practicing them. This is a super tool for this.

I have had it downloaded for 1 day – and already see the benefits. One of the stock statements is an intention to sit up straight. I love it and find myself doing it more.

Using Speed Dial Tools – Get it Done Faster!

Anne Preston — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 18:54:09 +0000

Jim Edward’s multi-media blog this morning had a wonderful post on some cool new Firefox plug ins that really help with productivity. One in particular caught my eye and my energy: It’s called Speed Dia l . I got super excited on this one – because – this plug in – combined with a program I already use now - RoboForm makes moving around from site to site – a snap.

The best part of this – is that I can now – run a sequence of checking emails, membership sites, and blogs in an order from my Speed Dial page. It’s quick, it’s efficient – and more than anything else – it gives me a visual map of where I am going to.

T he Product: Speed Dial for Firefox 2.0

The Marketing Blurb: "With Speed Dial, you can easily access your most used websites"

The Product Link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/4810

My Experience: Super Duper!

Blog Training Course – Multi-Media Version

Anne Preston — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 00:43:24 +0000

The Marketer: Mark Joyner

The Marketing Blurb: "I’m evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they’re letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog"

What it is: A multi-media blogging training course

What it does: Supplies blogging techniques, how to drive traffic to your blog and how to monetize your blog

Product Link: http://www.simpleology.com/training/blogging/

My Experience: Mark Joyner is giving free access to this "Blogging for Fun and Profit" course in exchange for folks mentioning in their blogs – An interesting concept in the way it gets folks to take action towards success. For anyone who doesn’t know Mark – He has some very effective course ware called Simpleology that helps folks to take more effective action towards their goals. In this case, Mark is asking folks to evaluate the product for free – in exchange for links to their product squeeze page. At first glance – this seems like a new-to-me tactic to help them increase page ranking – back links etc. The way Mark is doing this – might indeed be a very good way to create some "viral action" on this blogging training course.

I’ll let you know what I think once I’ve had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it’s still free.

Here are the details they ask you to post on your blog in exchange for the course:

I’m evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they’re letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.

It covers:

The best blogging techniques.
How to get traffic to your blog.
How to turn your blog into money.

I’ll let you know what I think once I’ve had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it’s still free.

Virtual Assistants

Anne Preston — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 17:51:35 +0000

It’s good to be clear on what you are looking for in a virtual assistant before hiring one. For example, there is a distinction between looking for a VA that can be an extension of your brand and one that is doing strictly admin tasks and working on information technology tasks. They have different skill sets. You will also find that a lot of VA’s specialize in a couple different areas.

Here are some online sources of Virtual Assistants:

www.getfriday.com -Overseas assistance – lower cost
www.ivaa.org – virtual Assistant Networking Association
www.virtualassitanceu.com – you can submit a request for proposal and receive info from many different VA’s in training.
www.vacertification.com

Google " Virtual Assistant Training" and you will get a few options – and your biggest assistance would to be to ask for a referral from someone. The very best way to find an excellent VA is to ask for and get referrals.

Expect to pay 30-60/hr and to commit to a retainer for Virtual Assistants.

Here are a couple of Virtual Assistants I have been referred to:’
Virtual Accurracy
http://www.victoriabusinesssolutions.com/
www.assistu.com
deborahc@vascorp.com or her phone number is 905-474-0955.
Peggy Murrah. peggy@onepagewebdesign.com

117 Work From Home Gifts

Anne Preston — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 20:25:36 +0000

The Marketer: Henry Gold, Steve Yakim, Heri Rosyadi, Claudia Moncalvo Beltran

The Marketing Blurb: “Get Access to 77 + High Quality Products worth over 15,895.97 for Free”

The Giveaway Dates: Nov 2007 – 12Dec2007 (Gifts must be downloaded by 12Dec2007)

The Link: 117 WorkatHome Gifts

What it is: Give a way – with back end offers for each of the free give away products

My experience: If you want your freebies, some of which are original products in this promo, you need to “opt-in to each one to get them. You will also be offered OTO (back end offers which you are free to decline) You have the option to browse and just request those that most interest you and you have the option of staying subscribed to the marketers list – or unsubscribe at anytime. If you are organized in your email system – these give aways can be an effective way to pick up tools of need. I did notice a couple of the links are already broken – so I would definately get your gifts soon.

Read Blogs of Interest with A News Feed Reader

Anne Preston — Thu, 06 Dec 2007 17:28:04 +0000

The Marketer: Google

The Marketing Blurb: "The great thing about Reader, is it lets you follow sites more effeciently than you could just by visiting them directly"

What it is: A free feed (rss) reader

What it does: provides a central reading place for all the newsfeeds you are interested in. A nice drag and drop function lets you easily organize folders and move feeds between folders and well as re-order thing sup and down your list. One of the nice functions of this reader is that there is no software to install

Product link: Google Reader

My Experience: I have used NewsGator and for longest time now Bloglines for my online feed reader. What is different about Google’s reader frankly is that it seems easier to read – and anything that makes my life easier – I am all over it.

Business Card Printing for Small Business

Anne Preston — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 19:31:28 +0000

The Marketer: VistaPrint

The Marketing Blurb: "VistaPrint is the easy design and print solution chosen by more than 11 million people worldwide."

What it Does: Anything from Business cards, Corporate Identity items, promotional pieces, return address labels and stamps etc.

The Product Link: VistaPrint

My Experience: If you have been around a while – you’ve probably seen the ads from VistaPrint for 250 free cards and that has prompted you to take a look at some of their templates – and if you are like me – you have probably wanted something more unique and creative.

Something that not many folks know is that you have the option of putting your own business card design in to the online system – and have your cards, brochures or whatever printed. You can do it all yourself if you have a good handle on good design, graphics and branding – or better still – outsource it and then when you get the file back from the designer you can upload it into vista print. Just give your designer the VistaPrint template to work from.

The process is easy to do – easy to follow and at the end you get a very professional product. For example with the business cards, great card stock, coating, cutting and colours make for a great image supported by these cards.

I like to remember that if folks are like me – the save business cards – I have a collection of them from the 80’s that I still refer too.

Success Story of an Effective Product Launch including some Tips and Shortcuts

Anne Preston — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 05:50:18 +0000

The Marketer: Alex Jeffreys

The Marketing Blurb: " Alex found a way to build a six figure online business in less than a year through consistent and persistent action.

What it is: A free 118 page e-book, down loadable

What it does: This e-book gives a nice overview of an effective product launch after you have created your product : creating buzz, contacting JV partners and affiliates, creating a solid marketing funnel – and more importantly a story of the post launch phase (7days + ) after your launch – and through story telling – including some of the money-costing mistakes Alex made and some of the structures of the ways he kept track and built an effective list of Joint Venture Partners.

My Experience: One of the biggest gifts of this product is that Alex takes the time to show you how to set up a Joint Venture list including how to set up excel as a tracking system. This e-book is worth picking up and reading – some of the ideas here are priceless. Alex does make some one-time-offers as you go thru the process to obtain the free e-book – but the e-book is free.
The Product Link : Post Launch Profits

Link Directories

Anne Preston — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 09:12:05 +0000

Getting your website or blog listed in high quality web directories can be a time consuming task. There are organizations that will do this for you such as PageRankSubmit.com as well as some others – or if you are like me, you might be interested to to know that you can get direct, targeted traffic and one way links from directories by directly submitting to them. Doing this exercise may improve your search engine rankings and Google PageRank. I am just beginnin this process – and here are some of the directories that I am submitting to:

Clarib Web Directory
Info-Listings
BetterWebDirectory
JamJaa
Illumirate
Free Website Directory
DirectoryVault
Link Nom

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