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30 Minutes a Day: Online Marketing Tips

February 5th, 2010 • advice, jobby, marketing, teaching
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Latest Site Launch: Moriarty’s Fence
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Moriarty’s Fence Company offers the Invisible Fence® Brand pet containment solutions to ensure the best quality and pet safety. Their primary objective is to keep your pet safe at home …all the time… and provide the best in customer service satisfaction.

On the website, I took his existing content management system, created a new header and images, updated the content and launched an improved site with awesome features like a product solution chart. The results include an increase in appointments scheduled, more sales leads, and an overall increase in profits.

Along with the site, I run his social network campaign, which is showing great feedback on facebook and twitter. We’re launching a new ad campaign with FOX this month and I’m excited to see the results!

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30 Minutes a Day
Online Marketing Tips

For the small business operating in a particularly tricky financial period, the bulk of your marketing budget may come in the form of time. Putting some time into online marketing can pay dividends for a small business and you can even make a difference in just half an hour a day by implementing some my tips.

Download the free Article here:
Learn how to market online in just half an hour a day.


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