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Archive for the ‘Branding and Positioning’ Category

The Key to a Winning Sales Angle

Wednesday, November 5th, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning

In this video, Ken­neth unveils his sim­ple for­mula for a win­ning mar­ket­ing angle. It’s pow­er­ful, yet noth­ing complicated.

The key to a win­ning sales angle is dom­i­nant emo­tion. Watch the video below to learn how to

find your prospect’s dom­i­nant emo­tion and
incor­po­rate it into your marketing.

Be Interesting by Being Offensive?

Sunday, July 20th, 2008 Read more about Blog Marketing, Branding and Positioning

Last week, I blogged a post about a con­cept I call “Social Polar­ity” and how you can infuse it into your blog’s mar­ket­ing.
Cre­ate an enemy and don’t be neu­tral. Remem­ber, what we want is polar­ity, not neu­tral­ity. Neu­tral is bor­ing, and bor­ing is unat­trac­tive. It’s as sim­ple as that. In fact, I remem­ber Frank Kern […]

Positioning, “Social Polarity” and Vibrant Blog Communities

Tuesday, July 8th, 2008 Read more about Blog Marketing, Branding and Positioning

Blog com­mu­ni­ties and com­menters play a role in defin­ing the blogs they social­ize in. What’s your com­mu­nity of blog com­menters like? If you had a chance to build your blog all over again, what would you do dif­fer­ently?
There’s a preva­lent notion which says that if you com­ment in rel­e­vant blogs and forums, even­tu­ally peo­ple will […]

An Introduction to Trojan Horse Marketing

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning

The Tale of a For­ti­fied City
Paris, a Tro­jan Prince, kid­napped Helen of Troy who was reputed to be the most beau­ti­ful woman who ever lived. When her hus­band dis­cov­ered that she was miss­ing, all of Greece took part in the ensu­ing war. They sieged the huge city of Troy for years, but they couldn’t fig­ure out […]

The Paprika Effect: The Brain-dead Simple Formula to Instant Customer Delight

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning

This cus­tomer delight for­mula is based on inspi­ra­tion I got on my trip to Sin­ga­pore; namely from my trip to Aston’s Grill, which is a bud­get west­ern food place.
It also hap­pens to be the only bud­get food place I know with a queue that goes down the length of the entire street – peo­ple queue up […]

How to Instantly Generate Big Ideas That Will Explode Your Business — the Billion Dollar Secrets I Stole from my Previous Employer

Monday, May 12th, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning, Entrepreneurship, Make Money

I learnt many things from adver­tis­ing, includ­ing how to instantly and rapidly gen­er­ate big ideas to explode your income. I’ll begin by tack­ling the def­i­n­i­tion.
What is a Big Idea?
A big idea espe­cially as rel­e­vant to our indus­try involves com­bin­ing the “knew” and the “new”.
‘New’ is some­thing totally unre­lated to the indus­try and ‘knew’ is something […]

S.O.S: The Single Most Powerful Shortcut to Make Your List Love You (And Buy From You)

Thursday, May 8th, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning, Creating Trust Online, Email Marketing

We opened an email swipe file account recently and I’ve been going in daily to observe the var­i­ous emails.
It’s inter­est­ing and eye-opening, almost like a “sur­vival of the fittest” exper­i­ment with the best emails ris­ing to the top and the ones not cut­ting the mark sink­ing to the bot­tom (sim­ply because I sub­scribed to 140 […]

PLF2)!">The Startling Secret of Eight-Figure Product Launches That Jeff Walker Never Taught You (Yes, It’s Not Found in PLF2)!

Friday, April 18th, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning, Make Money

What makes a prod­uct launch mega-successful? Not just a $1M launch, but a launch in the vein of Stom­per­Net and Mass Con­trol. Every­one else makes $1M but Mass Con­trol makes $23M. What makes all other launches seem so small in com­par­i­son to Mass Con­trol?
Obvi­ously, many Joint Ven­ture Part­ners (JV’s) were involved and the whole world […]

Death of the Unique Selling Proposition

Monday, April 7th, 2008 Read more about Branding and Positioning

                      
As mar­keters, we always talk about the unique sell­ing propo­si­tion. What ben­e­fits and fea­tures make my prod­uct so unique that it stands out in the mar­ket­place?
How­ever, the mar­ket has become sat­u­rated. Today, the USP has become almost mean­ing­less.
How many prod­ucts out there have the same fea­tures? Let’s take for exam­ple, shoes. From Nike, […]