Comments for Marketer's Eye http://marketerseye.com Just another Ecomsmith Blogs site Wed, 22 Oct 2008 02:09:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Comment on Gems from the classics 3 – More Napoleon Hill by Eugene http://marketerseye.com/2006/08/10/gems-from-the-classics-3-more-napoleon-hill/#comment-12 Eugene Wed, 22 Oct 2008 02:09:32 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/gems-from-the-classics-3-more-napoleon-hill.html#comment-12 looking forward for more information about this. thanks for sharing. Eugene looking forward for more information about this. thanks for sharing. Eugene

]]> Comment on Gems from the classics 3 – More Napoleon Hill by J.R. http://marketerseye.com/2006/08/10/gems-from-the-classics-3-more-napoleon-hill/#comment-11 J.R. Sat, 27 Jan 2007 02:17:20 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/gems-from-the-classics-3-more-napoleon-hill.html#comment-11 I think all us dreamers should understand this. I dream non stop and vision the success of my online endeavors, and by recognizing this truth I must not forget who I am and where wealth truly is as you posted. My blog is about our pursuit of the internet dream and I would love to do an interview with you. Just contact me if you are interested, your blog carries a very confident tone, I like it a lot! Hope to hear from you soon. I think all us dreamers should understand this. I dream non stop and vision the success of my online endeavors, and by recognizing this truth I must not forget who I am and where wealth truly is as you posted.

My blog is about our pursuit of the internet dream and I would love to do an interview with you. Just contact me if you are interested, your blog carries a very confident tone, I like it a lot! Hope to hear from you soon.

]]> Comment on Marketing gem – Call to Action by Craig Danuloff http://marketerseye.com/2006/02/28/marketing-gem-call-to-action/#comment-6 Craig Danuloff Tue, 13 Jun 2006 13:53:02 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/marketing-gem-call-to-action.html#comment-6 Oops. Just noticed that your selection was from 'Call to Action' not the newer 'Waiting for Your Cat to Bark'. This is the Eisenberg book I'm writing about, but as a fan you'll very much enjoy this one too. Oops. Just noticed that your selection was from ‘Call to Action’ not the newer ‘Waiting for Your Cat to Bark’. This is the Eisenberg book I’m writing about, but as a fan you’ll very much enjoy this one too.

]]> Comment on Marketing gem – Call to Action by Craig Danuloff http://marketerseye.com/2006/02/28/marketing-gem-call-to-action/#comment-5 Craig Danuloff Tue, 13 Jun 2006 13:50:53 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/marketing-gem-call-to-action.html#comment-5 Nice selection. Most stores/sites are like someone who wants to tell you their story before they'll answer your question. I'm taking a chapter-by-chapter walk through the book (one a day) so please stop by and participate. A look into the first chapter is here: http://blogs.commerce360.com/archives/persuasion/waiting_for_your_cat_to_bark_c_1.html Nice selection. Most stores/sites are like someone who wants to tell you their story before they’ll answer your question. I’m taking a chapter-by-chapter walk through the book (one a day) so please stop by and participate.

A look into the first chapter is here:
http://blogs.commerce360.com/archives/persuasion/waiting_for_your_cat_to_bark_c_1.html

]]> Comment on Marketing gem – Call to Action by The Commerce360 Blog http://marketerseye.com/2006/02/28/marketing-gem-call-to-action/#comment-4 The Commerce360 Blog Tue, 13 Jun 2006 13:47:03 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/marketing-gem-call-to-action.html#comment-4 <strong>Waiting for Your Cat to Bark Review...</strong> In 'Waiting for Your Cat to Bark', Bryan & Jeffrey Eisenberg with Lisa Davis have delivered the manifesto for the next 10 or 20 years of online marketing. In this brief yet sweeping book they convincingly argue that marketing...... Waiting for Your Cat to Bark Review…

In ‘Waiting for Your Cat to Bark’, Bryan & Jeffrey Eisenberg with Lisa Davis have delivered the manifesto for the next 10 or 20 years of online marketing. In this brief yet sweeping book they convincingly argue that marketing……

]]> Comment on 5 one-time site promotion tips that pay off big by Making some money - now to boost traffic - Marketer’s Eye http://marketerseye.com/2006/01/19/5-one-time-site-promotion-tips-that-pay-off-big/#comment-2 Making some money - now to boost traffic - Marketer’s Eye Fri, 05 May 2006 06:17:20 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/5-one-time-site-promotion-tips-that-pay-off-big.html#comment-2 [...] Blog Rings & Networks I’ve written about this on my article 5 one time site promotion tips that pay off big. I try to make my sites as easy as possible to find when you are searching for things I’ve written about. Adding myself to such sites as IceRocket makes this ever more straightforward. [...] [...] Blog Rings & Networks I’ve written about this on my article 5 one time site promotion tips that pay off big. I try to make my sites as easy as possible to find when you are searching for things I’ve written about. Adding myself to such sites as IceRocket makes this ever more straightforward. [...]

]]> Comment on Don't be surprised when you get left behind by The Creativity Factory » Is blogging a waste of time? http://marketerseye.com/2006/02/21/dont-be-surprised-when-you-get-left-behind/#comment-3 The Creativity Factory » Is blogging a waste of time? Fri, 28 Apr 2006 04:23:28 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/dont-be-surprised-when-you-get-left-behind.html#comment-3 [...] Marketer’s Eye points out: For what it is worth, I don’t care if “Blogs as a business model” has “peaked”. If it has, then some of the heart-not-in-it folks will drop off and clear the air a bit. You can’t force a good blog, and it is painful to see some people try, convinced that it will be profitable if they can just force it long enough. [...] [...] Marketer’s Eye points out: For what it is worth, I don’t care if “Blogs as a business model” has “peaked”. If it has, then some of the heart-not-in-it folks will drop off and clear the air a bit. You can’t force a good blog, and it is painful to see some people try, convinced that it will be profitable if they can just force it long enough. [...]

]]> Comment on Gems from the Classics – 2 by DUST!N http://marketerseye.com/2006/04/27/gems-from-the-classics-2/#comment-9 DUST!N Thu, 27 Apr 2006 20:54:47 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/gems-from-the-classics-2.html#comment-9 So true. I've learned to not bad-mouth a former employer. I'm honest in saying my experience there was not the most pleasant, but I learned a lot about my industry and about myself. I heard this recently: Bitterness is a poison you take, hoping the other person dies. So true. I’ve learned to not bad-mouth a former employer. I’m honest in saying my experience there was not the most pleasant, but I learned a lot about my industry and about myself.

I heard this recently:
Bitterness is a poison you take, hoping the other person dies.

]]> Comment on Making some money – now to boost traffic by Saint Senior http://marketerseye.com/2006/04/23/making-some-money-now-to-boost-traffic/#comment-8 Saint Senior Mon, 24 Apr 2006 12:15:23 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/making-some-money-now-to-boost-traffic.html#comment-8 Hi guy, I saw your website when searching blog related to making money through advertising. Yours is pretty good. Hey, do you wanna exchange link? Hi guy, I saw your website when searching blog related to making money through advertising. Yours is pretty good.

Hey, do you wanna exchange link?

]]> Comment on Marketing Gem 3 – stunning statistic by Audible.com proves my point - Marketer’s Eye http://marketerseye.com/2006/03/05/marketing-gem-3-stunning-statistic/#comment-7 Audible.com proves my point - Marketer’s Eye Tue, 21 Mar 2006 06:52:14 +0000 http://marketerseye.com/2006/marketing-gem-3-stunning-statistic.html#comment-7 [...] In my stunning statistic post, I quoted Call To Action’s claim that 70% of the time customers are prevented from buying, even when they want to. [...] [...] In my stunning statistic post, I quoted Call To Action’s claim that 70% of the time customers are prevented from buying, even when they want to. [...]

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