Inbound Marketing Key to Increasing Website Traffic

Posted on 03. Nov, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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The classic marketing model was outbound oriented and generally consisting of an inside sales force calling on prospects and customers, telemarketing, tradeshows, seminars, trade publication advertising and publicity and broadcast advertising. Over the past few years, electronic marketing has become an essential part of the marketing mix. Marketing efforts for even the most traditional companies [...]

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All Women Are Not Created Equal On The Internet

Posted on 20. Oct, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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Knowing exactly who your audience is and what they want are the basic building blocks to effective online promotion. If your target audience is women, you need to know they are not all equal when it comes to promoting products online.

For instance, according to a study by Prospectiv, women with children don’t mind seeing relevant [...]

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Question: How to Market This System

Posted on 06. Jul, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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Hello. It’s Kit Elliott here, and what a great weekend! It’s time to get in gear and make this another great week for online profits. After checking my comments over the weekend, I noticed one comment that I’ve seen over and over again.

“Can You Tell Me How to Market This?”
That’s what the next three months [...]

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PHASE II of SuperAffiliate.com – Marketing Systems!

Posted on 26. Jun, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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Yesterday, I was in Canton, Kansas – speaking at a local seminar to a small group of entrepreneurs. There were about 15 people in the audience and we were going over success strategies for their business. They had all flown from different parts of the USA to attend this seminar out in an old-west ghost [...]

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Google Wave – Is it for Marketers?

Posted on 17. Jun, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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Can you give some examples of how to use it for marketing? I feel like I am being obtuse here because I have been hearing about how the Wave is better than sliced bread as of late, and am struggling to see mass applicability.
I can see small businesses (under 10 employees and not dealing with [...]

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Twitter in the Classroom

Posted on 12. Jun, 2009 by Kit Elliott.

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Hello! It’s been a rainy couple of days here in downtown Dallas.. Don’t worry – the BMW is in a parked garage for those battling to win it!
Can teachers use Twitter as a tool in their classroom? Using 140 characters to Twitter central themes, it requires students to narrow their voice down to the absolute [...]