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DuctTapeMarketing.com Apr 09, 2008
In this issue: Resource #1- David Allen - Getting Things Done - free teleseminar Main Article- Top 10 Google Search Shortcuts Resource #2 - Product Review - The Lead Generation Machine Further Reading - Beyond Booked Solid - Michael Port Featured Listening- Saturday Nights and Sunday Mornings - Counting Crows Add your articles to the Duct Tape Marketing Article Directory Join and Share at the Duct Tape Marketing WorkBench Duct Tape Marketing On the Road - see the schedule of speaking events You can always view past newsletter issues here List and find marketing events - event calendar
Featured Resource #1 - free teleseminar with David Allen - Author of Getting Things Done
David Allen
David Allen is an international author, lecturer, and founder and President of the David Allen Company, a management consulting, coaching, and training company. He is the author of two books -the international best-selling book, Getting Things Done: the Art of Stress-Free Productivity (Viking; 2001) and Ready for Anything: 52 Productivity Principles for Work and Life (Viking; 2003).
Join me April 17, 2008 - Noon CDT as we discuss how to get more done during this free live telesminar - Enroll here
Featured Resource #2 - Lead Generation Machine - How To Create a Non-Stop Flow of Highly Qualified Leads for Any Business
Leads are the life blood of marketing! This lead generation super class is broken into three fast moving lessons that include laser specific details for making your phone ring like never before. This course will turn any small business into a systematic lead generating workhorse. Find out more This course covers:
- Advertising: Creating a plan for guaranteed results
- Referral Marketing: Generating a flood of new business without spending a dime
- Public Relations: The most believable form of marketing that exists
Featured Article
My Top 10 Google Search Shortcuts Google puts some of the best competitive research right at your fingertips Using specialized Google searches for SEO and competitive research is a pretty simple, but powerful tool. Many times you can improve your ranking for important search phrases by better understanding the construction of pages that rank well ahead of you. Studying and understanding how a well ranked page is optimized and having access to a list of sites that link to these pages will tell you a great deal about what you may need to do to get similar results.
Google has enabled a long list of search shortcuts that will allow you to do all kinds of things besides simply search for a plumber in your town. By adding what Google calls an operator followed by a colon : you can get some pretty interesting research done very quickly.
The following are my 10 favorite web site and SEO shortcuts because they give you a quick look at some of the most competitive search ranking factors.
Related article - Search Engines Explained ~ ~ ~
John Jantsch is a marketing and digital technology coach, award winning social media publisher and author of Duct Tape Marketing. He is the creator of the Duct Tape Marketing small business marketing system. You can find more information by visiting www.ducttapemarketing.com
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Featured Reading - Beyond Booked Solid - Michael Port
Michael Port's Book Yourself Solid was a huge hit among professional service providers and small business owners.
But, with every new success comes a new challenge. Port solves this problem with a revolutionary plan for gracefully upping your business to the next stage of success - ”Beyond Booked Solid. That means growing and expanding your business from a small operation that takes all your time and energy just to stay afloat to a bigger, better business that pays you more while you work less.
You've worked so hard to build your business and earn the trust of your clients that you probably can't imagine letting go. But you can't truly grow your business if you're doing all the work yourself. How do you do it? Here you'll find innovative strategies for tweaking, designing, and arranging your business in ways that allow you to relax and work less while the business grows reliably and automatically.
If you're booked solid now, or on your way, here's how you can enter a new realm of consistent, predictable growth and profit.
Featured Listening - Saturday Nights and Sunday Mornings - Counting Crows

I have always been a big fan of Counting Crows and always find a way to return to their debut album August and Everything After, but they kind of disappeared.
SN&SM is their first studio album in over five years and is a nice return to their roots.
The album is also a fine example of what albums used to do best - it's a themed plot broken into songs about the sins of Saturday night and then the repent and despair of Sunday morning.
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