I have a product that I want to sell online, can you tell me what you think of this advertising method?

Question

I found this website www.businesstalk360.com to help me get my product in front of people. The reps contact info is Dwanell Warren: [e-mail] or 219-588-8532 I spoke with him and he told me that he set up businesses customer loyalty, e-club/vip programs. I've seen some of his clients e-club/ newsletters,like Hooters, Smoothie King, Harley Davidson dealership, just to name a few.

Bottom line he said that he can take a businesses product or service and market them to people that's only interested in that businesses product or services. He even showed me some examples of how... It looks good but I'm still new when it comes to marketing.

Could you let me know what you think and if you would use the businesstalk services. www.businesstalk360.com "Click on view Demo"

Thanks,
Jenny

Answer 1

Email marketing is usually quite effective, but there are many things to be considered. The part I would be most skeptical of is the unlimited long distance to all your customers. Seems like perhaps there may be ulterior motiv.
The main thing is where the list(s) are acquired and how reliable the list(s) actually are.
This type of marketing CAN get costly, but doesn't need to.
Feel free to email me.

Answer 2

Jenny,

Do you do any search engine marketing for your website? This too, is an effective way of reaching customers who are looking specifically for your product. The search engines offer demographic targeting, as well as geo-targeting to really streamline your marketing efforts. You only pay when someone clicks on your ad, and you can combine Yahoo! or Google analytics with the PPC marketing to strengthen the customer experience. All engines have spending caps so you can stick to your budget based on your goals. Also, depending on what the product is, shopping engines are also a great way to offer your product to customers. Companies such as this one:

http://www.searchadnetwork.com

can help you manage search engine marketing campaigns. You can always use e-mail to maintain your customer base once it is established, instead of trying to gain customers through e-mail marketing.

Answer 3

Check out Send Out Cards. A lot of Avon, Mary Kay and Tupperware consultants are using it to help grow their business. Not only is it a card sending service its a rolodex on crack that allows you to keep track of every hostess, customer, and prospect you have ever made contact. It also remembers there b-days and anniversaries. You can also 100% customize your invitations, thank you's, and follow ups without having to spend time writing out addresses and adding a personal touch. Its the the next big thing...

Answer 4

Jenny,

You might want to try this too. This is a great way to promote your website. This template will allow you to join several sites that help you advertise your website and it is really simple to do.

http://tinyurl.com/2vnypu

It could help you create a constant flow of targeted visitors to your website. I've had success with this and hoped that it could help others. It is free to do.