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There is a price we pay to have the best in all areas of life. Here is the my P.R.I.C.E.™ of successful marketing strategies.
•Patience: Marketing Takes Patience. There is a time element required for all marketing campaigns to reach peak efficiency. All sales and marketing require some effort and time. Every successful venture does.
•Recognition: You must recognize the incredible opportunities available when you blend cutting-edge technology with traditional marketing methods. Perspective is everything. Sometimes looking at something from a different point of view will provide you with the insight needed to solve a problem in a new way.
•Investment: Not in me, or anyone else, but in yourself. Every endeavor that produces a profit requires some degree of investment, be it time, money, or resource. Be ready to provide the investment your project needs to succeed.
•Commitment: You must make a commitment to your project. You need to believe that it can be done and stay with that belief.
•Enthusiasm: Put your plan into action and implement with genuine enthusiasm. Look for ways that you can interlace cutting-edge strategies, new technology, creativity, and savvy street smarts to innovate your sales and marketing.
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Comment by Antoine Pruyssers on September 8, 2010 at 10:55am -
Hahahaha, I have been told I have a piercing forwardness in the way I communicate, by my friends.
It has its pro's&con's tho.
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Comment by Don L. Price on September 8, 2010 at 10:44am
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Antoine... WOW you are a powerful guy. I just got back to my computer from being away and I see that you put closure on this. Don :)
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Comment by Antoine Pruyssers on September 6, 2010 at 8:28pm
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Are you two still going on about the TM?
That's 6 mails in my inbox guys .......
and here I was thinking TM stood for Tonka Manufacturing.
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It may not highlight... but it does indicate the page. >> 1 result found for Newsletter, Breaking News, Success Articles , Sales Hypnosis. http://www.donlprice.com/news.html
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Comment by AJ on September 6, 2010 at 7:41pm -
Yes, I see that it picks up copied blocks of text. Isolated usage that occurs, however, is not there because this search engine technique works on the premise that significant blocks of text are copied, so single trademarked items like: P.R.I.C.E. used in a random sentence, like this one, are not highlighted!
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Doc check it out for yourself.... It matched word for word... need I say any more... Thanks for your comments...
The comparison below was created by Copyscape, which searched for copies of this page:
http://www.donlprice.com/max_impact.html
The page below has 203 words matching 21% of the page, as highlighted below:
http://www.hypnothoughts.com/xn/detail/716892:Comment:540402?xg_sou...
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Comment by AJ on September 6, 2010 at 7:09pm
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Don, regarding that service conducted by CopyScape, it would be interesting to see a website that had content that was duplicated. I think the idea has merit, and perhaps more if you have already registered a trademark. Yet, it appears to be only helpful if a significant amount of text is copied. Now, ten characters is hardly significant. Using this service, have you ever found any infringements on your work or others?
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Good Question Doc... Before the advent of CopyScape and when I was traveling and speaking Internationally much of my seminar material was being plagiarized... so in defense during the 80's and 90's I would place the copyright and trade mark symbols in hopes that it would discourage others from using my material... Now with the Internet so pervasive I am able to protect my material. (well to some degree) You may want to check out how I now protect the P.R.I.C.E
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Comment by AJ on September 6, 2010 at 11:50am
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Great conceptualization, Don. Your acronym is powerful. I also noticed the ™ symbol. Before reading this post, I never knew that trademark existed in association with P.R.I.C.E. Now I am curious to know how having the trademark benefitted you. Please explain. Thank you.
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Hey Geoff... thanks for your comment...
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