Flip Video Marketing Made Easy

by Dan on July 12, 2010

Are you intimated by appearing on video, or by the technology? Please comment and share your thoughts about creating your first video.

Honestly, video marketing can be challenge! In today’s episode I share my #1 frustration (lighting) and provide a solution for avoiding the mistakes I’ve made. Also, Dave Kaminski (my guest expert) shares his best practice for overcoming “video intimidation”.

I recently completed Dave’s new training program and sincerely recommend it (as an affiliate via http://www.FlipVideoSecrets.com/) for anyone who is considering video marketing with a Flip-style camera.

~ Dan Safkow

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Facebook eCommerce Made Easy

by Dan on July 1, 2010

This may be a controversial tool…
How do you feel about “buy now” buttons imbedded in the content of Facebbok Fan Pages? Today’s tip reveals a free and simple tool that can do just that for information marketers.

Would this tool work for your FB strategy/fans, assuming you continue to deliver value, otherwise, or will you avoid direct selling on your wall and use FB strictly for relationship marketing?

Inquiring minds want to know! ~ Dan Safkow

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“Wallsourcing” is a term I’ve coined to describe crowdsoucing via Facebook wall. Please watch the video for description of wallsourcing and crowdsourcing, and to learn how you can do it for better Facebook marketing.

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Audio Marketing via Facebook

by Dan on June 17, 2010

Yesterday I used http://AudioBoo.FM/ to post a teleseminar reminder to this Facebook Page. I liked the tool so much, I made it today’s tip. Also, you’ll notice that I’ve departed from my usual format. I’ll go back to being a “talking head” the next video, but for now, I welcome your feedback on my “question/answer” slide show approach. Thanks, Dan Safkow

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Online Robotic Productivity

by Dan on June 17, 2010

Filling out forms online is tedious and over time, steals much of your time. The free tool at http://www.Roboform.com/ will fill out your user/passwords with a single click and auto-fills forms in a flash. Eleanore Duyndam suggested this tip, and as our gift, a custom USB drive is on the way to her. Please share your comments, and your favorite online tools below. Thanks! Dan Safkow

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Make a Marketing Video in 5-Minutes

by Dan on June 11, 2010

In today’s episode, a fun and free tool from YouTube/Google that allows you to make a marketing video in under 5-minutes without any technical expertise. All you need is a little imagination in telling your story (the solution you provide) in search terms. Please share and leave your feedback below. Thanks, Dan Safkow

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Facebook Search Made Easy

by Dan on June 2, 2010

I love Facebook for the speed in which we can share information. Today’s tip resulted from a recent post on Mari Smith’s page, which resulted from a post on Doug Isaac’s page. And when I decided to do this video, I used the tip in the video to find the post on Mari’s page. Confused? Watch the video and learn how to search Facebook, faster, better and easier. ~ Dan Safkow

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Leverage the LIKE Button

by Dan on June 1, 2010

Do you have, or are you planning to have a Facebook Fan Page for your business? If so, it’s critical that you integrate it with your website and adding a “Like” button is the fastest, easiest and best way to do that.
Please comment and share your thoughts about “Like Marketing”. Thanks, Dan Safkow

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In today’s episode, I share http://www.MarketingSecrets.TV, a content site I created with the goal making it simple for entrepreneurs to find and watch “how to” videos, from marketing expert teaching the latest strategies and tactics. I welcome your feedback and suggestions.

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Outsourcing, Easy as 1.2.3

May 28, 2010

In today’s episode, I share my secret weapon for coping with overload … a virtual assistant who takes care of some of my marketing and administration tasks. Do you have a VA, or are you considering one? Please comment and share. We welcome your feedback and experiences. Thanks, Dan Safkow

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