Archive for January, 2009

Biggest Mistake #40 - Not Addressing All the Learning Modalities by Which People Consume Information

Monday, January 26th, 2009

There are four basic types of learners in this world. In simple terms, these can be classified as readers, listeners, watchers, and doers. Some people classify readers as what they call “tactile” learners — these are the people who learn by touching i.e. books or home study courses.

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Biggest Mistake #2 - No Ride Along Offers With Your Physical Product Shipments

Monday, January 12th, 2009

This may surprise you, but out of several hundred clients that we’ve worked with over the last several years a total of just two — that’s right I said two — take advantage of their product shipments to include additional marketing literature to try and stimulate additional sales.

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Biggest Mistake #50 - Lots of Ideas, Little Implementation

Monday, January 5th, 2009

One of the services our company has provided over the last several years is handling the sales table at various Internet and information marketing conferences. As a result, we’ve seen more than our share of what are called “seminar junkies.”

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