Fishbowling - The Art of Internet Marketing

Back again : )
Here is a personal lesson from my life –
*Things I Know To Do But Fail To Do or Procrastination Leads To Realization*
My last post dealt with having to repair my toilet.  This is a follow up to the toilet post. 
Last week around Wednesday, my wife mentioned to me that one of our toilets […]

Hi everyone!
It’s been a while since my last post.  I hope I have been sorely missed
OK maybe you were happy not having to read my constant banter about marketing.  But… I am back again.
Here’s a quick update on what’s been going on –
I have been in the middle of a product launch that is reaching […]

During my career in business, I have had to wear many hats.  One of the hats I wear regularly is the salesman hat.  I am still involved in the sales process for my businesses and I have found as many of you know that prospecting is the lifeblood of a business.
Every business needs an infusion of […]

There are many opportunities to network when you are engaged in business, but one of the best places to expand your list of contacts and potential customers is where like-minded people gather.  A seminar brings together groups of people who are generally all there for a similar purpose.  Knowing how to leverage this opportunity can give your business a […]

Being involved in the arena of business marketing, I am always asked about SEO (search engine optimization) techniques for websites.  To be direct and to the point, no marketing program on the Internet can be complete without SEO for your business website.
SEO techniques come in different “color hats”.  What I mean is that there are […]

I hope American Express doesn’t get upset that I am borrowing their line for my post title.  But if you are not thinking about this little item, you could be missing some big chances to do business.
I am always networking with people and looking to build up my businesses.  Even while I go about my personal life, […]

This is an old but true cliche — “you only have one chance to make a first impression”.  I am going to change it a little by adding — “so don’t blow it”.  This generally applies to meeting someone for the first time.  I am not going to cover making first impressions as far as meeting poeple.  […]