A Guide to Positioning and Branding

Today’s topic is an Internet Marketer’s Guide to Positioning and Branding.

Branding

Now there is some miscommunication about branding and internet marketing. A lot of people think that branding is a negative thing (and I guess it is in a traditional sense). We are not talking about institutional branding – that’s where people try to get you to associate one or two words in your mind which automatically make them think of your product.

Good branding is when you think ‘headache’ you might think Tylenol or Ibuprofen or something like that. That’s branding. They have linked in your mind one word to their product so they have top of the mind awareness (if you want to use a fancy term) and that kind of branding sucks for sub niche stuff. Like making money online is such a sub niche, I don’t know one out of a hundred people in my personal life who have any interest in it at all but everybody has an interest in curing a headache, everybody has an interest in drinking some nice flavored sugary drink and that’s why Coke can brand their name because that has universal appeal.

I am not really interested in that branding and anyway I would argue that that branding is ineffective. You should have branding as a by-product of your marketing communications where you are selling benefits in a certain way.

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Retargeting Traffic Tactics for Beginners

Paid traffic provides immediate results, allowing you to quickly bring potential customers to your site. It offers the advantage of not having to wait for organic traffic to build, which can take months.

But even with a steady flow of visitors, the challenge remains in converting them. People often need to see an offer multiple times before they make a decision. When they leave without taking action, you’ve lost that opportunity, and it can feel like money wasted.

Retargeting is the solution to this problem. It allows you to reach out to those who visited your site but didn’t convert. By placing specific ads in front of them as they continue browsing elsewhere, you keep your brand in their mind.

Learn more inside.

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How to Choose Your Priorities

One of the questions I am asked frequently is, “How do I know what I should put on my schedule?”  Because there are so many parts involved in running an Internet business (or running your life for that matter), it can get confusing in selecting what gets a priority on the schedule.

There are always choices to make.  Should I do this or that?  Should I do this first or that first? There is only so much time in the day, and more than enough stuff to do to last many days!

So, the question is – what to do?

Let me run through my own plan that I use to c.h.o.o.s.e. priorities…

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Systematically Achieve the Success You Want in Work and Life

Here’s what you’ll learn in this bonus report:

Chapter 1: Set Expectations for Your Future
Chapter 2: Develop a Success-Driven Daily Routine
Chapter 3: Find a Mentor You Can Look Up To
Chapter 4: Create a Mindset That’s Unstoppable
Chapter 5: Use Your Competition to Catapult You Forward
Chapter 6: Discover What Motivates You the Most
Chapter 7: Learn How to Delegate Less Important Matters to Others
Chapter 8: Carve Out Mental or Spiritual Time to Focus
Chapter 9: Dissecting a Failure and Using it to Fuel Your Future
Chapter 10: Become Disciplined Enough to Achieve Success

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Types of Email Campaigns

You already know you need to send out multiple emails to boost your response rates, no matter what your end goal is. But do you know what to include in these emails? And are you currently missing any important emails in your existing emails?

Good news – you can use this set of mini checklists to make sure you’re not missing anything.  We’ll cover five of the most common types of emails, including:

The Welcome Email

The Straight Promo Email

The Content and Pitch Email

The “Check This Out” Email

The Invitation Email

Take a look…

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