Archive for April, 2006

Who Is Your Target Market?

Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
 

Your target audience are the people who are most likely to buy from you. They are the people who need your products/services, want your products/services and can afford your products/services.
When I network with business owners, I make a point of asking who their target audience is, so that I can refer interested customers their way. Many times the business owners says that everyone is in their target audience.

Even if everyone may buy your products, you should narrow your target audience. When you target to everyone, you target to noone. When you have a focused audience(women over 40, men looking to leave a corporate job, business owners with online businesses, etc), you can focus your marketing efforts, only spend time on speaking with people who are interested in your produts, and sell more at the end.

The more you define your target market, the more focused your marketing and networking becomes, and the more sales you will be able to close.

You can learn much more about choosing the right target market in my Complete Step by Step Online Marketing Course

Biana Babinsky

Biana Babinsky is the online business coach and expert. She teaches coaches, consultants and other solopreneurs how to promote their businesses, create multiple streams of income and make more money online. Get her Complete Step by Step Online Marketing Course, to learn how to get more customers online.

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How To Increase The Number of Newsletter Subscribers

Wednesday, April 5th, 2006
 

Many of you have asked how to get more subscribers for your newsletter. Here are some of the things I use to get more newsletter subscribers:

Article Publishing. Publishing articles with Resource Box linking back to your newsletter page encourages your article readers to subscribe to your newsletter.

Search Engine Optimization. More search engine traffic to your web site means more people come to your web site, and are able to subscribe to your newsletter.

Create more awareness for your newsletter. Mention your newsletter everywhere. Mention it during your events, offer a subscription on your blog, ask your current subscribers to forward it to others who might be interested, ask people to subscribe on every page of your web site. The more you mention your newsletter, the more subscribers you will get.

Jessica Albon, a newsletter consultant, has shared many great ways to get newsletter subscribers during a teleseminar she gave at MarketingSalad.com. You may pick up the recording here: How to Add Hundreds of Subscribers to Your Newsletter.

Biana Babinsky
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