Internet Marketing Sins Part 2 released – You need to read this
Just finished reading Sylvie Fortin’s next part of her Internet Marketing Sins series. All I can say is WOW!
Okay lets cut to it – If you are marketing on line or trying to market online this is a free report series you need to read.
Having met Sylvie in Phildalephia last year she is quite the fireball. Her story is amazing but the things going on in internet marketing have upset her (well for the non pc crowd she is pissed).
She is looking at a number of things and mistakes being made and is equally harsh on the buyers as she is on the sellers.
A great read and something everyone that has ever bought or sold a product in the internet marketing arena needs to read.
Take the time to go sign up, download the free reports but most importantly take the time to read it and learn from it.
As always your questions and comments are welcomed.
Mike Paetzold
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This is a question for you please, Mike.
Somewher I read the other day that you are not permitted to use a Wordpress Blog to actually sell a product. If you violate this you will be banned from using Wordpress again.
Is this correct, please?
@Anne Cox – The answer is yes and no. If you are using WodPress.com and they host your blog then it is true. If you use the software from WordPress.org to host your own blog on your domain the answer is no.
You own it and can promote what you want.
I agree! Sylvie’s book is an excellent read but more than that – it is a call to action! A lot of sales tactics currently being employed by some marketers are very bad business practices indeed. The customer should be the focus of marketing, not “the sale.” Good job, Sylvie. And kudos to Mike P. for recommending her book.