Paul Potratz's Blog – July 2013 Archive (5)

Tired of being in a Selfish Relationship?

Is your website constantly asking for or taking information from visitors? By providing information to visitors rather than requesting information from them, you can expect to see a rise in conversions and a decrease in bounce rates. Watch this week's Think Tank Tuesday and find out how to rethink your web strategy.

Added by Paul Potratz on July 30, 2013 at 5:36pm — No Comments

73% of People are Doing "It".... Are You?

Find out what "It" is in this week's Think Tank Tuesday, and how to best use Remarketing Segmentation to help you take steps towards reducing the likelihood of IT happening to you!…

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Added by Paul Potratz on July 23, 2013 at 5:13pm — No Comments

Don't Make This Common Marketing Mistake

Your website can produce up to 600 more leads every month. I'll show you how to get customers who may be on the fence to contact your team in this week's Think Tank Tuesday. There's no reason you shouldn't be using this tool on your website. Don't miss out on hundreds of quality leads and watch Think Tank Tuesday right now!…

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Added by Paul Potratz on July 16, 2013 at 2:39pm — No Comments

What's Your Competitive Advantage?

What would you say if a customer asked "Why should I buy from you?" Everyone can compete on price, but in order to gain more customers and increase your sales, you need to have a competitive advantage. What's yours?

In this week's Think Tank Tuesday, I'll explain why it's important to set yourself apart from all the other dealers in your market, and how to do so.…

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Added by Paul Potratz on July 9, 2013 at 5:57pm — No Comments

Stop Struggling With Content Development

Do you struggle to find content for your website? In this week's Think Tank Tuesday, I'll show you the ideal place to get 200-300 pieces of relevant content for your website every month.

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Added by Paul Potratz on July 3, 2013 at 9:19am — 1 Comment