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May 14, 2008

Direct marketing channels

Filed under: direct marketing — admin @ 7:11 pm

Any medium that can be used to deliver a communication to a customer can be employed in direct marketing.

Direct mail

Probably the most commonly used medium for direct marketing is direct mail, in which marketing communications are sent to customers using the postal service. In many developed countries, direct mail represents such a significant amount of the total volume of mail that special rate classes have been established. In the United States and United Kingdom, for example, there are bulk mail rates that enable marketers to send mail at rates that are substantially lower than regular first-class rates. In order to qualify for these rates, marketers must format and sort the mail in particular ways – which reduces the handling (and therefore costs) required by the postal service. (more…)

April 27, 2008

Make stock market transactions via the Internet with adult authorization

Filed under: stock market — admin @ 7:31 pm

Method and system of enabling minors to make stock market transactions via the Internet with adult authorization

United States Patent 7,171,382

Abstract
A method and system for enabling adults to perform stock market transactions on behalf of minors and other young persons who have demonstrated sufficient knowledge of the stock market. The method comprises enabling an adult to set up and put money into a custodial account that can be accessed by the minor, enabling the minor to make a stock transaction request, notifying the adult of the stock transaction request, and enabling the adult to fulfill the stock transaction request on behalf of the minor. The method can also include instructing the minor on the stock market and evaluating the minor’s knowledge of the target stock before transmitting the stock transaction request to the authorizing adult.

April 25, 2008

Internet marketing security concerns

Filed under: internet marketing — admin @ 7:41 pm

For both companies and consumers that participate in online business, security concerns are very important. Many consumers are hesitant to buy items over the Internet because they do not trust that their personal information will remain private. Recently, some companies that do business online have been caught giving away or selling information about their customers. Several of these companies have guarantees on their websites, claiming customer information will be private. By selling customer information, these companies are breaking their own, publicized policy. Some companies that buy customer information offer the option for individuals to have their information removed from the database (known as opting out). However, many customers are unaware that their information is being shared and are unable to stop the transfer of their information between companies. (more…)

April 18, 2008

Real Estate Blog Services Provider, Blogging Systems Group, Brings Career Connection

Filed under: real estate marketing — admin @ 7:27 pm

Blogging Systems’ Career Connection enables top companies to build a destination for top talent and brand their company as a leading employer with Web 2.0 technology.

Princeton Junction, NJ, March 01, 2007 –(PR.COM)– www.bloggingsystems.com – Blogging Systems Group, the leading provider of blogs to the real estate industry, augments offerings to leverage its blog technology and help employers reach and hire hard-to-find talent via its new service, Career Connection. (more…)

April 7, 2008

Affiliate marketing important abbreviations

Filed under: affiliate marketing — admin @ 7:18 pm

The following abbreviations are commonly used in affiliate marketing.

AD – Advertisement, text, banner, flash, video etc.
CJ – Commission Junction (Network)
CPA – Cost per action
CPC – Cost per click
CPL – Cost per lead
CPM – Cost per mil (mil/mille/M = latin/Roman numeral for thousand)
CPS – Cost per sale
CR – Conversion rate
CTR – Click through rate
DRM – Dynamic rich media (type of Ad, technology). It has nothing to do with DRM as in digital rights management
EPC – Earnings per click / earnings per 100 clicks
LS – Linkshare (Network)
NCS – Nationwide Card Services (Network)
OPM – (or APM) – outsourced (affiliate) program management
PFI – Pay for inclusion
PID – Publisher ID (Affiliate/Affiliate site ID) (more…)

March 27, 2008

Internet marketing

Filed under: internet marketing — admin @ 7:48 pm

Internet marketing is the use of the Internet to advertise and sell goods and services. Internet Marketing includes pay per click advertising, banner ads, e-mail marketing, affiliate marketing, interactive advertising, search engine marketing (including search engine optimization), blog marketing, article marketing, and blogging.

Health insurance

Filed under: insurance marketing — admin @ 7:25 pm

Health insurance is a type of insurance whereby the insurer pays the medical costs of the insured if the insured becomes sick due to covered causes, or due to accidents. The insurer may be a private organization or a government agency. Market-based health care systems such as that in the United States rely primarily on private health insurance.

Types of affiliate marketing sites

Filed under: affiliate marketing — admin @ 7:22 pm

Affiliate sites are often categorized by merchants (Advertisers) and Affiliate networks. The main categories are:

Search affiliates that utilize Pay per click search engines to promote the advertisers offers (Search arbitrage)
Comparison shopping sites and directories
Loyalty sites, typically characterized by providing a reward system for purchases via points back, cash back or charitable donations (more…)

March 4, 2008

Website optimisation is the key to finding relevant visitors

Filed under: web marketing — admin @ 7:55 pm

If your website receives no visitors it serves no useful purpose. Search Engines are by far the most important.

You must ensure that, when someone types some words into a search engine to find possible suppliers or informants, your site comes high up on the list of results. If it does not, you have just lost a potential customer to a competitor. (more…)

March 1, 2008

Health insurance in Canada

Filed under: insurance marketing — admin @ 7:24 pm

Until recently, private health insurance was illegal in all of Canada. All insurance was supplied by the government. Recently, the Supreme Court of Quebec ruled, in Chaoulli v. Quebec that private business must be allowed to offer health insurance and compete with the public program.

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