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Top Opportunities (seo marketing) in 2008 for Rebate Processing

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By Brian Warren

 One of the most popular type of programs in the Work At Home market place is rebate processing. I know from my own experience it has been by far the most popular program over the past 6 months.

Why is that? I think the reason is that most people feel it is a job they could feel comfortable with and have the necessary skill set to easily perform. One of the problems most people seem to have is fear of the unknown. We don’t know what to expect and we want to be sure we can do what is requested of us. We do not like to set ourselves up for failure.

Here is one example of what is involved when processing rebates from home:

* Join and get setup with an affiliate account and PayPal account.

* We’ll show you, step by step, how to login and verify the customer information.

* Enter the data into the forms that we provide you.

* Click the Submit Button.

* Sit back and Collect your checks every 2 weeks.

This is just one example of the rebate companies available to you when doing your research. It is very important to research any type of online program thoroughly. I suggest using a website like mine, but not necessarily mine, that has done some research for you or spend the hours doing it yourself. It must be done to ensure you have the best chance for success.

Once you have completed your research narrow down the choices to match your work at home profile. This may be an unfamiliar term to you. Your work at home profile is understanding your current skill sets, available time, comfort level, and income objectives. Once you have narrowed down the choices further to match your personal work at home profile join, use the step-by-step by guidance and start earning money from the comfort of your home.

Processing rebates from home for money may be the most popular program, but there are other choices for you as well. Some of them are programs such as Type at Home, Typing Simple Data Entry, Paid Surveys, Mystery Shopping just to mention a few.

Take your time, exercise patience, do the work necessary and start enjoying life working from the comfort of your home. Many are looking just to make some extra cash to pay the bills, while others want to work from home instead of the traditional work place. Either way this could be your opportunity. Why not give yourself a chance?

If you are reading this article you more than likely have the equipment necessary to do the job required. The cost is normally less than it cost for someone to go out for dinner and drinks. Why not stay at home one evening and invest the money in you future? What do you have to lose? Please feel free to read both this article or one of my many others by visiting my link in the resource box below. I always enjoy getting emails pertaining to my articles or my site. Your feedback is important to me.

I wish you the very best success no matter which program you may choose.

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What’s Marketing all About?

By Jake Saab

 For many service business owners, marketing can be a real mystery. We don’t really know exactly how it works. We’re not real sure about what works best for us. And probably because of some past frustrations, we’re not even sure where to start.

Most seem to at least have a notion of what’s involved in marketing…a web site, Yellow Pages advertising, brochures, direct mailings, networking, seminars, trade shows, etc.

But if that’s all it took, wouldn’t we all be attracting enough clients?

I’m sure you’ve tried one or more of these things at least to some degree. And I’m sure you’ve had at least some successes now and again. But are you able to make it work consistently for your business?

If not, what could be going on?

First, let’s agree to a definition of marketing. Here is my favorite one for small, service-based businesses:

“Marketing is the use of strategies to generate a constant supply of high-quality leads for your service business.” Simple to understand and speaks directly to the results we want.

OK, so doesn’t this definition take us right back to what we said we already knew about marketing… a web site, Yellow Pages advertising, networking, etc.? Well maybe, but first it’s important to understand why your current marketing activities aren’t producing consistent results.

Put your message and materials to the “So What?” test.

Start with your core marketing message. Pull out your most frequently used marketing tool and read it out loud. Put it to the “So What?” test.

After you read it out loud, is it possible that your intended audience could respond with… “So What?”… “Why do I care?”… or “What’s in it for me?” If your message doesn’t tell your intended audience what solutions you are providing to address their issues/problems/challenges, and how it relates to the benefits they’ll receive from your services, then a “So What?” response is exactly what you might expect.

Messages and materials that are all about who you are and the history of your company and what services you offer and why you’re so qualified to provide these services and how you partner with your clients to achieve superior results, etc. are likely to fail the “So What?” test.

Challenge all of your current marketing materials. Remember, it’s the intended audience that counts. What’s in it for them? Why should they care?

Listen, if your marketing is consistently generating all the high-quality leads you can handle, then don’t change a thing. But if you haven’t quite figured out how to generate a constant supply of leads for your service business, then you owe it to yourself to challenge your current marketing tools by putting them to the “So What?” test.

Try these ideas:

* Challenge all of your marketing tools that aren’t contributing to consistently generate leads for your service business - even the ones that have worked in the past. Could you improve the message and get a higher return? Put it to the “So What?” test.

* Try the X’s and O’s test (especially with the last letter you wrote). Mark an X every time your marketing piece mentions your name, company name, or the words “I” or “me”. Mark and O every time it mentions the prospects name, company name, or the word “you” or “your”. If the X’s outnumber the O’s, rewrite it before using it again.

* Try gathering up a group of people you can trust to give you very honest feedback. You’re not just looking for proof readers, but individuals who will give you honest feedback on whether your materials pass the “So What?” test.

* Be prepared for some negative feedback, but more importantly, be prepared to do something about it.

* Don’t just accept opinions, but try to get down to realistic response. For example: “I think this part is too wordy and detailed.” (opinion) versus “I got pretty lost and confused with the level of detail in this part.” (response)

* Remember that it is the intended audience that counts. If it’s not clear who the message is intended for when it’s received, then how can it pass the “So What?” test.

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