Your Site Can't Say It All

Have I ever told you, that sometimes I like to visit a site or business that I'm interested in and ask them about what they do?

You see, I find it immensely interesting that 9 out of 10 businesses I inquire about, tell me to go to their website. And even if I persist to try and get some information from the live person acting as a directory, it seems that a lot of businesses and media managers don't seem to get it. It's not that I can't go to the website and get all the static information I want about the company.

I could easily check out everything through some simple online searches and know everything about them and what they do. But that isn't the point. The point is that I want to know about the people with the company or organization, just as much as I want to know about the company or org at hand. I want to figure out if the people involved are truly inspired by what they do, because that inspires me and gives me more insight into what I can expect when I do business with them.

Good & Simple Marketing Tip #1: Make Profiles

If you want to build a strong web presence, one of the best things you can do, is to make profiles on as many net communities as you can. By just making a profile, you are encouraged to interact with people in new cyber-places and when you use your company or product name to do this, you start creating awareness for your cause. People will see that, and wonder who is really behind that profile, and what is so great about your cause and they will seek you out. The internet really is the curiosity that maimed the cat, and just seeing you out in the cyber world will turn people into curious little kitties.

So get out there! Become a member, make a profile, sign up for something, start a group. And by all means, do try to keep up with your adventures, as that is the next best way to build a huge cyber-presence: Staying Active.

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