This document discusses the evolution of electronic communication over time from Samuel Morse's telegraph in 1844 to the modern internet. It also discusses how technology and internet marketing are changing at an increasingly rapid pace, requiring businesses to move quickly. Several strategies for internet marketing are outlined, including search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, affiliate marketing, email marketing, video, blogs, and social media. Hiring the right people and testing different approaches are emphasized as keys to success.
11. “Time is that thing in nature which
prevents everything from happening
all at once. Lately, it doesn’t seem to
be working.”
~ Anonymous
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13. Every morning in Africa, a
gazelle wakes up. It knows it
must run faster than the
fastest lion or it will be killed.
14. Every morning in Africa, a
gazelle wakes up. It knows it
must run faster than the
fastest lion or it will be killed.
Every morning a lion wakes
up. It knows it must run faster
than the slowest gazelle or it
will starve to death.
15. Every morning in Africa, a
gazelle wakes up. It knows it
must run faster than the
fastest lion or it will be killed.
Every morning a lion wakes
up. It knows it must run faster
than the slowest gazelle or it
will starve to death.
It doesn’t matter if you are a
lion or a gazelle . . . When the
sun comes up, you’d better be
running.
16. “If you have everything under control,
you’re not moving fast enough.”
~Mario Andretti
19. Historical Productivity of the Inc 500
Output of goods and services / labor
1973 - 1993 1.5% growth per year
1995 - 2000 Average 2.5% growth
2002 - 2005 Average 3.5% growth
(Average revenue/employee of Inc. 500
increased to $163,950 in 2005 from
$130,735 in 2000, 25% in 5 years.)
Inc., November 2005
29. Inventing Sliced Bread
Timeline
Idea…………………….....1912 (Found an Idea)
Prototype…………………1916
...........
First Sale………………….1928
30. Inventing Sliced Bread
Timeline
Idea…………………….....1912 (Found an Idea)
Prototype…………………1916
...........
First Sale………………….1928
Commercial Success……...1930 (Found a Market)
Wonder Bread – different company, different machine
53. StomperNet.com
World Class Internet Marketing Training
StomperNet is the leading training program for internet
marketing in the world.
More importantly, it's a network of cutting-edge internet
businss owners who constantly compare notes and share ideas.
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55. StomperNet.com
Private member portal for learning anything about e-business
• Pure beginner to most advanced
• Organized by topic
• 30 paid moderators
• 10 full-time faculty members
• Live “office hours” every day
• Two personal calls per month (20 minutes each)
• Free live 3-day conferences, every four months
56. Pre Launch Results
• 438,000 Video Views and Downloads
• 57,000 Reverse Opt-ins
• 10,000 Questions Submitted
• 1,300 Blog Comments
• 9,000 Early Notification Requests
57. Actual Launch Results
• $800 x 12 months = $9,600 per sale
• 1,450 Sales in 12 Hours
• $12 Million in Sales in 12 Hours
• $2.2 Million in Credit Cards and PayPal
• 2-week/24-hour Total = $18 Million
• Members in more than 50 countries
63. Smart Marketing, Inc.
Timeline
2004……………………….$1.2 million (Found a Market, SEO)
2005……………………….$7.8 million
2006……………………….$32 million (#9 of Atlanta’s Fastest
Growing Companies)
2007………… The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread!
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67. “Big will not beat small anymore.
It will be the fast beating the slow.”
~ Rupert Murdoch
105. Growth in Online Activities
Top Five Increases
Source:
Mediamark Research
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107. The Next Great Growth Opportunity:
Webucation
“Online continuing education is creating a new and
distinct educational realm, and it is the future of
education. There is a global market here that is
potentially worth hundreds of billions of dollars.”
~ Peter Drucker
Forbes, 2000
134. InternetMa etingforC Os
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1. Overview – (The Components of your strategy)
2. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) – (More prospects for free)
3. PPC (Pay-per-Click) – (#1 in 10 minutes)
135. Metrics
CAC – Customer Acquisition Cost
LCV – Lifetime Customer Value
FSCM – First Sale Customer Value
136. InternetMa etingforC Os
rk E’
1. Overview – (The Components of your strategy)
2. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) – (More prospects for free)
3. PPC (Pay-per-Click) – (#1 in 10 minutes)
4. Affiliate Marketing – (Referrals on steroids)
138. InternetMa etingforC Os
rk E’
1. Overview – (The Components of your strategy)
2. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) – (More prospects for free)
3. PPC (Pay-per-Click) – (#1 in 10 minutes)
4. Affiliate Marketing – (Referrals on steroids)
5. Email and Auto-Responders – (From good to great)
6. Conversion Concepts – (Getting people to do the right thing)
7. Analytics and Testing – (The key to success)
8. Online Video – (The new standard in business communication)
9. Blogs, Web 2.0 & Social Media Marketing – (Things are different)
10. Resources – (It’s not what you know; it’s who you know)
149. Where to Advertise
• eLance.com
• Craigslist.com
• 99designs.com
• Guru.com
• Workaholics4hire.com (other “businesses”)
• Rentacoder.com
• Local paper – local, less competition, cheap
• Monster.com
• careerbuilder.com
• Freelancewriting.com
• Myspace.com (young, computer savvy)
• dice.com (technology)
150. Creating Customers Out of Thin Air:
Secrets of Online Marketing for Offline Businesses
www.BradFallon.com/book.html
The Magic Formula
1. Have a web site (sites)
2. Dominate the search engines
3. Convert as many leads or sales as possible
4. Follow-up with a sequential autoresponder
5. Keep in touch with email
151. Creating Customers Out of Thin Air:
Secrets of Online Marketing for Offline Businesses
www.BradFallon.com/book.html
Free Line Report
www.FreeLineReport.com
StomperNet The Net Effect
www.StomperNet.NET
SEO Research
www.seoresearch.com
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