From Loren Nelson, NelsonEcom |
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In This Issue: Item One: Make Your Calls Memorable Do you want to create more conversions out of visitors to your web site? Or, increase the chances that your message gets through to a visitor, thereby, creating a sale, attracting a customer or converting someone to your point of view? Full-motion online video is becoming the "killer app" that can revolutionize website communications and ecommerce. Contact us for more information. |
1. Make Your Calls Memorable |
For effective search engine marketing, you need more than just top rankings. Remember to include strong calls to action to compel a response from the reader. But also remember that people often get accustomed to the same type of terminology if it is repeated over and over again. Practice coming up with new ways to describe a "call to action" so that it still delivers value, but does not get ignored. The same is true when describing a special bonus or a guarantee. Work to make your "calls to action" memorable. Make them stand out on the page. |
2. What is The GDP? |
The GDP is the market value of all goods and services produced in a year. Comparing an expenditure using this measure, tells you how much money in the comparable year would be the same percent of all output. Check out these examples; some will amaze you:
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3. Nutrition Tip – Butter: Better for you than Margarine |
Against this backdrop, findings from the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) made headlines when supplements of calcium plus Vitamin D failed to protect postmenopausal women against fractures. However, women over 60 did benefit, but only if the bone supplements of calcium and vitamin D were taken faithfully. In another study, researchers monitored 445 people age 65 years or older who took supplements of calcium (500 milligrams) and vitamin D (700 IU). Those who took the supplements were 46 percent to 65 percent less likely to fall than those getting placebo, with less active people benefiting the most, probably because they had the most to gain. |
4. Word of the Week |
distaff • \DISS-taff\ • adjective 1 a : related through a mother 2 : female Example Sentence: Did you know? |
5. How can you find out if your identity was stolen? |
The best way to find out is to monitor your accounts and bank statements each month, and check your credit report on a regular basis. If you check your credit report regularly, you may be able to limit the damage caused by identity theft. For more information, visit the Detect Identity Theft section. Unfortunately, many consumers learn that their identity has been stolen after some damage has been done.
What should you do if your identity is stolen? Filing a police report, checking your credit reports, notifying creditors, and disputing any unauthorized transactions are some of the steps you must take immediately to restore your good name. |
6. Do You Know… |
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