Robert Mesa's Blog (7)

The BIG 3 Social Networking Components

Social networking is the grouping of individuals into specific groups, like small rural communities or a neighborhood subdivision, if you will. Why network? It is the most powerful way to build professional relationships, actively foster contacts and disseminate information. The key word is relationship building. The BIG 3 components in social networking, in no particular order are, relationship building, building your circle of influence, and viral marketing. Relationship Building: Most… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on December 1, 2008 at 1:37am — 6 Comments

What Powers Your Circle of Influence

I recently read a book "The Power of Inner Choice" by Mary Allen, and would like to share the following excerpts. As human beings, our lives are shaped and influenced by a myriad of factors, and relationships is at the top of the list. Think about how much of "who you are today" was influenced by a specific parent, sibling, relative, teacher, coach, neighbor, author, speaker, boss, co-worker, spouse or friend. Values, habits, behavior, knowledge,… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on December 1, 2008 at 12:59am — 2 Comments

Elements of a Viral Marketing Strategy

Accept this fact. Some viral marketing strategies work better than others, and few work as well as the simple Hotmail.com strategy. But below are the six basic elements you hope to include in your strategy. A viral marketing strategy need not contain ALL these elements, but the more elements it embraces, the more powerful the results are likely to be. An effective viral marketing strategy: 1.) Gives away products or services 2.) Provides for effortless transfer to others 3.) Scales easily from… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on November 30, 2008 at 11:59pm — 7 Comments

Impress with Good Website Design

Any chef will tell you, "you eat with your eyes first". To a chef, presentation is as important as consuming the meal itself. That said, it could be argued, seeing is your first impressions of everyday life. So the question is what impression do you want to leave your visitor's when it comes to your web design & presentation? The state of your website (design & presentation) will form a picture in the visitors mind, of what your business might be like. If that picture is favorable that… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on August 19, 2008 at 1:34am — No Comments

Digg Your Way To The Top

Are you looking for a way to get your articles noticed, and drive heavy traffic to your web page? First consider this. The Internet hosts a wealth of information that no single person could possibly tackle in a lifetime. It would take an army to dig through the mounds of news reports and whittle the field to a manageable size, and then another army to pick and chose from that field the bits of information the average Web-savvy Joe might find interesting. Well there is such an army to help you.… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on August 13, 2008 at 4:53pm — 1 Comment

If you are looking for Business Ideas?

I follow a number of blogs just to get ideas for possible businesses, and learn how they built their businesses. One of the most interesting sites is Niche Geek which profiles strange and interesting businesses that have become wildly successful by targeting a specific niche. Quite often, these are niches that I would have never considered as a business opportunity and yet someone has made some serious money doing exactly that. Does anybody… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on July 31, 2008 at 7:09pm — No Comments

Tools to monitor your website

Click Here: Robert's Page You can’t just put your website on the net with right keywords and all the right touches and expect your traffic and ranking will remain constant. As the web is an ever changing landscape, you have to keep track of your own web results like what is happening with the competition and also the best and highest ranked sites. There are many useful tools to help you find out what exactly is happening. NOTE: AL… Continue

Added by Robert Mesa on July 21, 2008 at 2:16am — 12 Comments