The Extreme Ezine

Extreme Ezine Vol. 5 – Issue 7

Vol V, Issue 7

In this issue:
-= Site News =-
-= In The Spotlight =-
-= Featured Articles =-
1. Don’t Get Hung-Up On Buying Links
2. Getting Your Site Indexed By Google
3. Who Are These People Anyway?
4. AWeber Gets Our Vote
-= Great Reads =-
-= Great Lines =-
-= Marketing Tip =-
-= Advertising Slogan Trivia
-= WIN WIN WIN =-
-= Very Funny Video =-
-= This Issue’s Joke =-
-= In a word -- Defined =-
-= Famous Quotes to Ponder =-

-= Site News =-

- New Ezine Features -
I’m going to try a couple of new ideas for our ezine beginning with this issue. New to the ezine, we have seen these on other sites before. In fact, I have used them on our blog, I just decided to implement them into our ezine.

1. Great Lines -- Here’s where I add subject lines in my email inbox that impressed me enough that I opened the message.
2. Great Reads -- Like you, I visit many sites and blogs daily. Some of the posts and articles are just so great we want to share them. That’s just what I’ll do here.

- New Site Feature -
I have added a new section/page on our blog. It’s just a trial and I’m hoping it takes off. It is the Just Ask section. I’ve Added a contact form and even an 800 number with voice mail for U.S. visitors. The idea is to give subscribers and site visitors a way to ask and answer questions. Some Q&As will make it to blog posts and everyone that participates will get full credit including a one-way do-follow link to their site.

- Another site? -
I need it like I need another hole in my head but I have started another site. It’s eZinePress.com and there is a method to my madness. I simply do not have time to tackle a project that big. The reason I started eZinePress.com is to give it away. That’s right, I am going to hand over the complete site and domain. See ‘Extreme Marketing’ Contest In The Works.

-= In The Spotlight =-

- BackType.com –

Have you ever tried to find a two day old blog comment you left on someone’s blog? Ever wonder what other blogs your friends comment on? BackType can help you with that and more absolutely free. See my personal blog post at ‘Now Where Did You Put That Comment?‘.

-= Featured Articles =-

• Don’t Get Hung-Up On Buying Links
• Getting Your Site Indexed By Google
• Who Are These People Anyway? -- Research Before You Buy
• AWeber Gets Our Vote

-= Great Reads =-

• 5 Naughty Tips To Boost Your Digg Profile -- Part I
• OMG, I Got The Google Ban?
• Blogging! It’s All About Presentation
• 7 Deadly Sins of Highly Ineffective New Bloggers
• 17 Ways You Can Use Twitter: A Guide for Beginners, Marketers and Business Owners

-= Great Lines =-

GS:Brian, Here’s Your Chance To Win A Copy Of Atomic Blogging 3.0!
by Alvin Phang

** Are You Just Getting Started Online? **
by Rick Davies

… this has *never* failed.
by Michelle Hoffmann

Understanding Solo Ads & Classified Advertising in Ezines…
by Jullieanne Matheson

Make Money With Blogging -- Perfect Guide For Newbies
by Michael Rasmussen

She Dipped Her Arm In Gasoline….And Lit The Match
by Deb Forssander

Want Free Private Label Articles Delivered to Your Inbox Each Day?
by Soren Jordansen

Download Your Extra Twitter Bonus Here Brian
by John Merrick and Soren Jordansen

-= Marketing Tip =-

Add A Public Comment To Your Site On Google Search With SearchWiki

Yahoo! local search has a nice feature that I’ve used a few times in the past that allows you to add a comment to business listings (example). Now Google has a similar feature on their search listings with SearchWiki. See my post at Add A Public Comment To Your Site On Google Search With SearchWiki

-= Advertising Slogan Trivia =-

Do you know your slogans? Answers at the end of this issue.

[1] “Good to the last drop.”

[2] “Snap! Crackle! Pop!”

[3] “Raise your hand if you’re sure.”

[4] “M’m! M’m! Good!”

-= WIN WIN WIN =-

We are planning a big contest related to ‘Extreme Marketing‘ and we’re looking for sponsors -- could YOU be one? See our post ‘Extreme Marketing’ Contest In The Works

In the mean time can I suggest my new friend Suzanne’s contest? It’s a big one Blog Contest/Drawing Launches Today ~ Over $2,000 in Prizes!

-= Very Funny Video =-

My friend Dee from Dusty’s Magical Marketing sent this to me. Thanks Dee Comedian “Mrs Hughes”

-= This Issue’s Joke =-

This issue’s joke is actually a riddle. Find the answer at the bottom of the ezine.

This is going to make you so MAD! There are three words in the English language that end in ‘gry’. ONE is angry and the other is hungry.
EveryONE knows what the third ONE means and what it stands for. EveryONE uses them everyday, and if you listened very carefully, I’ve given the third word away. What is it? _______gry?

My friend AJ from Healthiest Chocolate Ever sent this to me.

-= In a word -- Defined =-

Drip Marketing

A direct marketing strategy that allows marketers to control the generation of sales leads. It involves sending out several promotional pieces over a period of time, so that the leads arrive at a rate the sales force can accommodate without the leads getting cold.

Credit goes to my friend Erin at NetLingo

-= Famous Quotes to Ponder =-

“Be nice to nerds. Chances are you’ll end up working for one.”
~ Bill Gates

“A dream becomes a goal when action is taken toward its achievement.”
~ Bo Bennett

“I am where I am because I believe in all possibilities.”
~ Whoopi Goldberg

“It’s easy to make a buck. It’s a lot tougher to make a difference.”
~ Tom Brokaw

Fun Fact: Tom Brokaw has been married to his wife wife Merideth since 1962.

- Riddle Answer -

I solved the riddle almost instantly.

“There are only three words in the English language.
What is the third word?

The third word is ‘language’.

1. the
2. English
3. language

Forget about the whole ‘GRY’ thing. That’s just misdirection.

- Advertising Slogan Trivia Answers -

[1] “Good to the last drop.”
[1]  Maxwell House 1915

[2]  “Snap! Crackle! Pop!”
[2]  Kellogg’s Rice Krispies 1932

[3] “Raise your hand if you’re sure.”
[3]   Sure deodorant 1984

[4] “SM’m! M’m! Good!”
[4]  Campbell’s Soup 1935

Fun Fact: Sure deodorant’s slogan “Raise your hand if you’re sure” is by ad agency Wells, Rich, Greene. The founders were Mary Wells, Dick Rich, and Stewart Greene. Mary Wells, The Queen of Advertising, sold the company in 1990 for $160 million. Mary Wells has written a tell-all book about
her life in big-time advertising called A Big Life In Advertising

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