Comments on: The Second Commandment of Marketing Online http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/ Helping You Become Healthier, Wealthier & Happier Thu, 17 Sep 2009 14:58:56 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: James http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1450 James Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:29:13 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1450 Brian, As always, your advice is well taken. Continuing to advance your online marketing skills is a necessity in internet marketing. There are so many courses available online that will teach you about it. In addition, keeping your auto responder up to date is crucial. Thanks for the help, James Brian,

As always, your advice is well taken. Continuing to advance your online marketing skills is a necessity in internet marketing. There are so many courses available online that will teach you about it. In addition, keeping your auto responder up to date is crucial.

Thanks for the help,

James

]]> By: James http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1449 James Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:23:31 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1449 Mastering marketing online is critical to any internet marketer. You are right on. Auto responders make marketing so much easier. Thank you for your advice.... James Mastering marketing online is critical to any internet marketer.
You are right on. Auto responders make marketing so much easier.

Thank you for your advice….

James

]]> By: Damon http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1444 Damon Thu, 04 Jun 2009 00:13:07 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1444 I love that you mentioned learning how to use Google Analytics as part of your commandment. Setting up Google Analytics is easy, but you need to learn how to use it to understand and improve your business. It's not difficult as long as you know how to dig a little. I love that you mentioned learning how to use Google Analytics as part of your commandment. Setting up Google Analytics is easy, but you need to learn how to use it to understand and improve your business. It’s not difficult as long as you know how to dig a little.

]]> By: dougmcisaac http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1429 dougmcisaac Sat, 16 May 2009 00:07:04 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1429 I'm stunned when I run into an online marketer who doesn't have analytics on their site. To me its one of the first things you do when you launch a new site. There are just too many good reasons to use analytics. Besides split-testing you can 1. See what keywords are getting people to my pages and make adjustments on the pages and any advertising that I'm doing to reflect the new keywords. 2. See where your traffic is coming from and make adjustments. Doug Doug I’m stunned when I run into an online marketer who doesn’t have analytics on their site. To me its one of the first things you do when you launch a new site. There are just too many good reasons to use analytics.

Besides split-testing you can

1. See what keywords are getting people to my pages and make adjustments on the pages and any advertising that I’m doing to reflect the new keywords.
2. See where your traffic is coming from and make adjustments.

Doug

Doug

]]> By: President, San Jose Chamber of Commerce http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1323 President, San Jose Chamber of Commerce Sun, 29 Mar 2009 12:20:23 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1323 I agree 100% we actually recommend 5 product offerings when developing product - to more fully be available for success on one or more product lines. You never know what will hit, seasonally, or in general, and cash flow is the holy grail - it normally takes 3 plus years for a business to move beyond waste and focus on profit centers. In the beginning it's hit or miss - no matter how bright you are for 90%+ of all entrepreneurs. In the end, the elders always say, they made money but it wasn't directly from where they had imagined it would come from. Brian I do hope you will consider stopping by and adding your http://nancoc.com/bubblecomment/index.html to the Chambers Navigation - Your star power (traffic generating ability) would benefit many businesses around the neighborhood. Very interested in referring our members to your mentoring programs as well. Your fan, Mick Monroe, President San Jose Neighborhood Chamber of Commerce Strategic Alliances Co-Chair - N.A.N.C.O.C skype anytime at mick.monroe ps. Please define split testing? Do you mean like http://www.splittesting.com/how-works.asp - Thanks I agree 100% we actually recommend 5 product offerings when developing product – to more fully be available for success on one or more product lines. You never know what will hit, seasonally, or in general, and cash flow is the holy grail – it normally takes 3 plus years for a business to move beyond waste and focus on profit centers. In the beginning it’s hit or miss – no matter how bright you are for 90%+ of all entrepreneurs. In the end, the elders always say, they made money but it wasn’t directly from where they had imagined it would come from.

Brian I do hope you will consider stopping by and adding your http://nancoc.com/bubblecomment/index.html to the Chambers Navigation – Your star power (traffic generating ability) would benefit many businesses around the neighborhood.
Very interested in referring our members to your mentoring programs as well.

Your fan,
Mick Monroe, President
San Jose Neighborhood Chamber of Commerce
Strategic Alliances Co-Chair – N.A.N.C.O.C
skype anytime at mick.monroe
ps. Please define split testing? Do you mean like http://www.splittesting.com/how-works.asp – Thanks

]]> By: Founding Member http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1317 Founding Member Sat, 28 Mar 2009 05:11:43 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1317 <a href="http://www.callxclub.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.allxclub.com</a> Thanks for the post! New mlm distributors especially need info. such as this. http://www.allxclub.com
Thanks for the post! New mlm distributors especially need info. such as this.

]]> By: kmajor http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1253 kmajor Sun, 22 Mar 2009 10:01:09 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1253 sounds like the only way to discover if you're getting traffic/sales from where you think its coming from. sounds like the only way to discover if you’re getting traffic/sales from where you think its coming from.

]]> By: Key Know How http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1196 Key Know How Wed, 18 Mar 2009 06:26:40 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1196 Useful info, Good to follow! Useful info, Good to follow!

]]> By: Ancel http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1174 Ancel Tue, 17 Mar 2009 10:36:20 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1174 Brian, you are absolutely "spot on". Split testing takes time and efforts, and this is why most online marketers do not do this. But the serious online marketers who are earning $1000s and $10,000s weekly, definitely do a lot of analysis and split testing. Warm regards & God bless, Ancel Fernandes http://www.ancelfernandes.com Brian, you are absolutely “spot on”. Split testing takes time and efforts, and this is why most online marketers do not do this. But the serious online marketers who are earning $1000s and $10,000s weekly, definitely do a lot of analysis and split testing.

Warm regards & God bless,

Ancel Fernandes
http://www.ancelfernandes.com

]]> By: Zsolt Eszes http://briancampbell.com/misc/2nd-commandment/comment-page-1/#comment-1063 Zsolt Eszes Sun, 08 Mar 2009 03:08:28 +0000 http://briancampbell.com/?p=389#comment-1063 Excellent post, Brian. I've been using Google Analytics since 2007 when they were still using Urchin. It has made all the difference! I know exactly where people are coming from, how they found me, where they go, how long they stay there, what interests them the most, what percentage of visitors buy or sign-up...it's an invaluable resource. There's a reason teachers gave us tests in school. Not only to see what we knew. But also to let the teacher know where he/she needed improvement in the lessons and information provided. If most of the class failed or did poorly, it was a reflection of the methods the teacher was using, so he/she could refine them. The same principle applies in marketing. Test, test, and test. ~Zsolt http://twitter.com/LightningZsolt Excellent post, Brian.

I’ve been using Google Analytics since 2007 when they were still using Urchin. It has made all the difference! I know exactly where people are coming from, how they found me, where they go, how long they stay there, what interests them the most, what percentage of visitors buy or sign-up…it’s an invaluable resource.

There’s a reason teachers gave us tests in school. Not only to see what we knew. But also to let the teacher know where he/she needed improvement in the lessons and information provided. If most of the class failed or did poorly, it was a reflection of the methods the teacher was using, so he/she could refine them. The same principle applies in marketing. Test, test, and test.

~Zsolt
http://twitter.com/LightningZsolt

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