99% of All Marketers & Bloggers Are Lacking the Remarkable Factor
Yes, it’s true. 99% of all the marketers and bloggers out there have everythink in common and only 1% seem to stand out in the crowd and run remarkable businesses.
They’re lacking the Remarkable FACTOR! Let me explain further:
the Remarkable FACTOR = what differentiates your site or blog from your competitors’s sites or blogs.
FACT: the domain name and the headline is the #1 most important (remarkable) factor that a business could use when competing with others in their field.
If your domain name and headline is not connecting with your visitors and readers in less than 3 seconds, you have no remarkable business because they’re exiting your site and won’t come back again.
Once you’ve got yourself a remarkable domain name and changed your headline, the next step is to do a general makeover of your site or blog and take your business to the next level.
- the Remarkable FACTOR is not about branding. Has little to do with it.
- the Remarkable FACTOR is what makes you different from your competitor, period.
The more tweaks you implement in your business using the remarkable FACTOR, the better. Doing that you’ll definitely leave your entire competition in plain dust.
Paying close attention to (little) details is what makes the difference between a so-so online business and a highly-successful Internet business.
And speaking of tweaks, here’s what you could change to your business (sites & blogs) besides tweaking the main headline and getting a short, memorable domain name (e.g. AdSenseProfitTips.com).
* polish your sub-headlines (spy on your competitors sites/blogs and see how they’re doing it)
** redo your article titles and blog posting titles
*** tweak your autoresponder e-mail subject lines
**** pack more valuable tips in your e-mails and less promotional stuff
***** e-mail your list more often with practical information (e.g. I do it almost daily in some eCourses/lists)
add personal info on your site or blog (e.g. pictures, a hand-written signature graph, your phone number, real e-mail/contact form, business address, etc.) Hiding behind a company name or corporate look is a BIG mistake!
Doing so will turn your business into a success-magnet and it’s easier than you might think.
Whether you have a site or blog, you need to be aware of this (answer my question):
Why should I stick with your site or blog?
- Because you’re offering FREE blog updates or FREE newsletters like everybody else won’t make me join your list.
- Because you’re offering $100 in FREE bonus gifts won’t make me sign-up for your stuff.
- Just because you say “FREE Newsletter” is not going to wow me (anymore).
We’re in 2008, the remarkable era. You’re either remarkable or you’re non-existent for me, and for ALL your potential customers.
Read Seth Godin’s post – How to be remarkable and apply the info inside combined with what I just exposed to you today. Then let me know how it goes.
And stay tuned for the next tip:
The Second Worst Mistake You Could Do When Using
the Blog Commenting Strategy
It’s not what you think. And I can’t believe folks are missing on this.
Cheers,
Codrut Turcanu – “Succeeding Against All Odds!”
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Hi,
This post made me qurios. Othervise I am rather lazy and should not even bother to leave a comment. But somehing in this blog made me go further and even do this comment. Hmm… it must be something with personality too…. Self I wish I was superb doing article writing..
Take care,
Ulla
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Ohter then Remarkable FACTOR, USP or Unique Selling Proposition also important to differentiate your business from the competirors.
USP in simple “layman term” is U=Ultimate advantage, S=Sensational Offer, P=Powerful promise.
To Your Success
Bryan Hee
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Yes, I agree with Bryan. Your USP is very important to make yourself known and not just be the same as everyone else
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