Twitterpated for Business Success 
From a business perspective, social sites provide an opportunity to get in front of potential customers and influence buying decisions because online social networkers are three times more likely to trust their online community of peers over advertising when making purchase decisions.* And, according to a Nielsen survey, consumer recommendations are the most credible form of advertising with 78% of the respondents.*
So how do you use Twitter, the most celebrated social networking tool of the moment, and generate more business? Here is the formula I use for the clients that are using twitter. These same principles will work for every business because it's not about the product or service you have, it's about the people and creating a social buzz that will lead business to you. Read more here . . .
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1. Who are the intended visitors? What's their purpose in coming to your site?
2. Importance of trust & credibility.
3. Inviting interaction through good flow / calls to action.
4. Different stages of online decision making
5. Adding value with incentives / offers.
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From the blog: What's an unsubscribe worth?
When sending out an email campaign most people focus on the open and click-thru rates. While you should be happy when your unsubscribe rate is under 1%, do you really know what that action is worth?
People who unsubscribe to your email felt that the message they received wasn't relevant to them. Worse than the "unsubscribers" are the "mark as spam" users. These recipients were so unimpressed by the email that was sent they simply mark the email as spam (which gets reported to the ISP, who could restrict your message from getting to recipients at all). Read the rest of this post - click here!
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