Take Action Now	1 \| 2 E-Marketing Secrets Revealed: Part 4 How to craft a message that will capture and hold audience attention. (continued) After you've written your article or speech, go back and hold the Right Word Ruler up against it, measuring your communication against its 5 points. That alone will immediately increase the impact of your message--and the results. Ask a friend to hold this ruler up against one of your articles and tell you how clear, valuable and motivational it is...or is not! Take your hot topics list and begin to write articles with lightning impact. Next week we'll take a close look at the essential elements you need in an email marketing tool in order to deliver your powerful articles to your growing contact list. To your success and significance, David Smith, President, www.SuddenlyInSite.com P.S. Forward this article to a business associate. They can register to receive this free Marketing tips e-zine at www.SuddenlyInSite.com I appreciate your comments: davidsmith@definewrite.com ********************** Contact me to arrange a quick, but very effective marketing assessment. Benefits to your business: A more compelling image in the marketplace More business contacts and clients Greater conversion of contacts to clients Creative packaging of your current products and services Discovery of new market opportunities Greater clarity of your marketing goals and process More influence for your team (internal marketing within your corporation) Includes two consultations and a one-page outline marketing assessment. David Smith (503) 816-9665 davidsmith@definewrite.com ********************************** Try email marketing. It's fast, easy and inexpensive so you can communicate with your market audience on a regular basis and stay "top of mind" to them. I use iContact. It has all the features you need: Contact management, ability to create and format emails, blogs and RSS feeds, autoresponders for series, a sign-up form for your Web site, excellent training in how to use the tool and more. Please take a look at this powerful tool. It is central to a successful email marketing program. Don't try to patch your email marketing together with Outlook or some other less powerful program. It simply won't work. 1 \| 2
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E-Marketing Secrets Revealed: Part 4

How to craft a message that will capture and hold audience attention. (continued)

After you've written your article or speech, go back and hold the Right Word Ruler up against it, measuring your communication against its 5 points. That alone will immediately increase the impact of your message--and the results. Ask a friend to hold this ruler up against one of your articles and tell you how clear, valuable and motivational it is...or is not!

Take your hot topics list and begin to write articles with lightning impact. Next week we'll take a close look at the essential elements you need in an email marketing tool in order to deliver your powerful articles to your growing contact list.

To your success and significance,

David Smith, President, www.SuddenlyInSite.com

P.S. Forward this article to a business associate. They can register to receive this free Marketing tips e-zine at www.SuddenlyInSite.com

I appreciate your comments: davidsmith@definewrite.com

************************

Contact me to arrange a quick, but very effective marketing assessment. Benefits to your business:

A more compelling image in the marketplace
More business contacts and clients
Greater conversion of contacts to clients
Creative packaging of your current products and services
Discovery of new market opportunities
Greater clarity of your marketing goals and process
More influence for your team (internal marketing within your corporation)

Includes two consultations and a one-page outline marketing assessment.

David Smith (503) 816-9665 davidsmith@definewrite.com

************************************

Try email marketing. It's fast, easy and inexpensive so you can communicate with your market audience on a regular basis and stay "top of mind" to them. I use iContact. It has all the features you need:

Contact management, ability to create and format emails, blogs and RSS feeds, autoresponders for series, a sign-up form for your Web site, excellent training in how to use the tool and more.

Please take a look at this powerful tool. It is central to a successful email marketing program. Don't try to patch your email marketing together with Outlook or some other less powerful program. It simply won't work.

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