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March 08, 2009 - Seattle, WA. So you thought Twitter was too cute for words? Maybe you also thought Facebook is for college students and Amazon is for serious literary types.
The truth is, these communities offer a gold mine to entrepreneurs, independent professionals and owners of small service businesses. Internet-based businesses report picking up 60%, 70%, even 100% of their revenue from these communities.
Why do these venues work so well? Cathy Goodwin, a copywriter who specializes in online marketing, believes they're effective because business owners can pinpoint their target clients. "The words you use in your post, your bio and even your friend requests will send a strong message," she says. "You have a great opportunity to let people get to know you. Think about attending a networking lunch, where you get a minute or two to introduce yourself. Twitter and Facebook are more like hanging around afterward to drink coffee and talk - without a few thousand targeted audience members, without leaving home."
Cathy Goodwin, a copywriter who specializes in online marketing, created a 3-week teleseminar course (taught entirely by phone) to teach service businesses, entrepreneurs and independent professionals how to create messages for these services.
"Many professionals waste time because they don't know how to write for their market," Goodwin says. "Website copywriting calls for different rules, And print? Another game altogether."
Goodwin's course begins on Wednesday, March 18, at 10 AM Pacific (1 PM Eastern). Participants can listen from any telephone on the planet. Registration and payment can be made at http://budurl.com/socmktg.
Attendees can listen from anywhere on the planet by phone and audio webcast. Subscribers also have complete access to a recording after the call is completed.
"The course price is less than what most independent professionals charge for an hour of consulting," Goodwin says. Participants will gets hands-on experience to promote themselves on live accounts. They will also network through a hidden ("secret") Facebook forum." As a bonus, participants enjoy a 20-minute one-to-one consultation with Goodwin, where they can discuss any aspect of online marketing.
Besides learning the major business social media, participants will learn how to use Amazon and blogosphere communities. The course will provide tips to deal with overwhelm and manage time. Each participant may add one assistant or colleague at no extra charge.
The teleseminar is designed for business owners and any professionals who want websites that attract clients and generate revenue.
Space is limited. Those who register by March 11 are eligible for a preview website or sales letter critique. http://budurl.com/socmktg
Host Cathy Goodwin offers online website marketing consulting and copywriting services through her site www.copy-cat-copywriting.com.
Copy-Cat-Copywriting offers Cat Chats teleseminars every month. Visit
http://www.MakeWebsiteProfits.com/classes.html
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