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Test, test, test, and test some more. Your real stats are the ones you collect!

You have to want to collect and test all your pieces in your website. You can get away with testing only a few, but the more you test. The more you will make, and the more data you have. The more your projects in the future will be successful! It only makes sense to test everything you possibly can

The only “go to guy” in South Africa is Justin Harrison, as far as I am concerned. It is the authoritative manner in which Justin is able to present himself on his blog,  podcasts and vlog’s. The wealth of information that caught my ears and my eye.  Justin knows his “oats” and you either listen and learn, or move on the choice is yours,  what Justin presents is given out of his passion to assist others.

Hi, today I would like to introduce an absolute gem in marketing information.

Presenting the Rob Toth brainchild!

Seventy-two expert interviews, participation via telephone, dynamic independent, international marketers, presented with three questions, resulting in two hundred and sixteen answers. Stacks of info for people in marketing every day, great IDEAS to use in your business.

Rob Toth’s three explosive questions:-

1.     Vision and Predictions – going into the future.
2.     No 1 Success Tip – from each candidate – you have to hear these.
3.     Pitfalls and Challenges – obstacles we come across in marketing today.

Putting up a Web site, people will stampede to your company

– Don’t believe it….

You need to encourage traffic through active promotion, both on the internet and within  your traditional marketing. Take a look at sites similar to what you envisage you would like to achieve, get ideas from the layout, and take a look at what makes them popular.

Register your Web site with all the major search engines. There are also a number of services that could do registration of your URL with multiple engines and directories for a small fee.  Be aware, that while these services will get your site listed, you will lose control over how you want your site described.