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Let’s face it. The current inconsistent economic system has created an atmosphere where many of us flip flop between hope and despair, faster than you can turn a pancake. Businesses may be more concerned with just staying afloat rather than how much they can push forward. In other words, a lot of us are in [...]

Valentine’s Day is nearly upon us, so loosen that belt and get ready for extra chocolate – and then some. Valentine’s Day, however, is not just about chocolate. It’s a holiday you can use to your marketing advantage no matter what you sell. “Give her what she really wants – a faucet that doesn’t leak.” [...]

2010: The Year of the Tiger or the Year of the TweeMail? According to a recent Marketing Trends Survey, emails and social media are “the two top areas of marketing investment in 2010.”1 More than 1000 businesses worldwide claim a “positive economic outlook”2 and half said they are expecting their customers to spend more this [...]

Last year we did some holiday marketing articles for those who tend to procrastinate, such as Last Minute Marketing (well, hey, we are Nextdayflyers after all). No doubt, for the last minute planners in the group, we’ll do some similar marketing tips this year, as well. However, for those who like to prepare ahead of [...]

We’re all looking for ways to be marketing–wise, which means cutting costs while raising your ROI. Unfortunately, if you’re running a small business you may not have time to scan the internet for marketing blogs, webinars and forums.That’s why we’ve put together our own stimulus package filled with free goodies that will expand your abilities [...]

These days, it seems like everyone is looking for creative ways to make money without spending it. Sounds impossible right? And we all know that email is a great way to get your message across to your clients, but not everyone knows there are some simple things you can do to build revenue without overspending [...]

There’s no getting around it – if you’re in business you have to write headlines (or have them written) for emails, printed material, landing pages, adword ads, and oh, just about anything else that you send out from your business. Why are headlines so important? “On average, 8 out of 10 people will read headline [...]

(1st in a beginner’s series on marketing with emails) Spring is nearly here. This season, unless you already have an overgrown email list, consider sowing the seeds of your very own customer database, which is, after all, the only kind you should use. Growing your own isn’t as hard as you might think. And like [...]