Home: Authors: Carma Spence-Pothitt
Internet Marketer

Status: Member since January 20, 2009
Location: United States of America
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TRCB - Member Profile - Carma Spence-Pothitt

Carma Spence-Pothitt has more than 20 years of marketing, public relations and web content experience. She channels this expertise to help authors, speakers and coaches develop a thriving web presence and develop a profitable line of products and services.

They say a confused mind takes no action. So, if a visitor to your home page becomes confused, this visitor will not take the action you want... they will leave.
Before you create your sales page -- heck, even before you create your product -- you need to know who you will be marketing to. You need to understand your niche.
Did you know that your blogs analytics can tell you what topics bring in the most traffic, as well as the best time to post content to your site?
Before you do anything else... before you chose your colors, before you choose your images, before you write your copy... you need to know what the purpose of your landing page is.
The first step in starting a business you love is to uncover what your core passions and skills are. Here are some exercises you can do to help you do that.
Once you've decided on your business's niche don't rush out to create products and services until you are sure this target market will be profitable.
Not all home or landing pages are created equal, nor do they have the same goal in mind. So, if you want yours to do its job, you need to know what that job is.
They Are Related, Yes. But Each Serves a Different Function
With all the effort you put into your article marketing, you want your articles to be read, right? For if they are not read, your resource box won't be noticed and if your resource box isn't noticed, your article isn't doing it's job.
Follow these five steps and you can create a successful continuity program.