Thursday, September 2, 2010

ETR: The Power of "Like"

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Thursday, September 2, 2010

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"Conversations among the members of your marketplace happen whether you like it or not. Good marketing encourages the right sort of conversations."

Seth Godin

The Power of "Like"
By Sandi Krakowski

I recently installed a plugin on my WordPress blog, and was completely blown away by the results. Opt-ins to my list increased significantly, the number of new friend requests that came in on Facebook nearly tripled in less than a week, and, most important, my sales increased.

All that and my additional marketing costs were... zero.

This plugin allows me to be exposed to people all over Facebook that I might never have known existed. Not only that, it connects me to people that never even knew I existed... or my blog.

This plugin takes about 15 seconds to install and activate. Your readers will enjoy using it... and they'll get a psychological sense of fulfillment every time they do!

What more could you ask for? I have been asking myself that question over and over again!

So What's It Called? And How Does It Work?

I'm talking about a Facebook "Like" plugin for WordPress -- and you want it to show prominently above and below all your pages and posts. It shows the familiar Facebook thumbs up button, and, next to it, how many people like that particular bit of content.

But before you make a mad dash to your WordPress dashboard to install it, let me say this. Not all Facebook Like plugins are created equal.

The one I am using is called: fbLikeButton

The author of this plugin is Dean Peters.

When you go to the plugin section of your Wordpress dashboard, be sure to type in fbLikeButton (all one word with no spaces), and then look for this author. Install and you are all set.

This plugin is a dream come true for marketers!

Here's the deal...

This little button creates a connection between you and your readers at a level that is like no other. It gives them a sense of belonging to your "tribe."

Some of your readers will want to "thumbs up" every article on your entire blog so they can feel as though they have done their part! It goes without saying that creating this kind of culture is exactly what you want.

But it doesn't stop there. Oh no. It gets even better!

When someone "likes" something you have written on your blog, it connects that title to their Facebook profile page. It is now viewable by all of their friends.

The message that appears on that person's profile page not only says that they "like" your article, it gives the specific keywords that you created in your tagline in Wordpress. On top of that (as if that's not enough to celebrate!), it gives the URL of the blog the article came from.

Yes... ponder that a moment.

And... because we are wise marketers who seek to verify and quantify everything we do, let's do the math.

Mary has 2,349 Facebook friends.

Mark has 345 Facebook friends.

Susan has 1,309 Facebook friends.

James has 389 Facebook friends.

MaryJane has 786 Facebook friends.

And James, he has 2,319 Facebook friends.

If these six people "like" your article, you are now being advertised to:

7,497 people with the click of a button.

It didn't cost you a penny.

It didn't require hiring staff.

It didn't require any extra hours.

It's a beautiful thing!

When these 7,497 people are viewing your article that their "friend" likes, they might not only read the article (clicking through), they could also desire to become your "friend"!

What if only 10% of the people who have never met you before click through just to take a peek at your article?

That's 749 clicks through to your website.

Let's say only 5% of them click through. That means 374 clicks through to your website.

I'll say it again... it's a beautiful thing.

This has got to be one of most amazing free advertising tips I have ever seen.

It's non-salesy, it's not cheesy... and it works!

It could increase your readership, your friends on Facebook, your connections, your network, and your sales volume in under 15 seconds.

So go! NOW! Install the fbLikeButton.

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[Ed. Note: Sandi Krakowski has been working online for the last 14 years, building 11 businesses, all with 6- and 7-figure profits. She has personally made more than $28 million in profits for her clients in the last 5 years through copywriting and marketing.]

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The Language Perfectionist: Here's Some "Practical" Advice

By Don Hauptman

Can you spot anything amiss in the following sentences?

  • "The right way to look at illegal immigration is with a pragmatic eye."

  • "Should nurses take a pragmatic approach to hand hygiene?"

  • "The system integrates ideas from logic programming, imperative programming, and rule-based systems in a pragmatic way."

The writers of these sentences use the word pragmatic as if it were a synonym for practical. Many dictionaries sanction this usage, defining the two words as if they were interchangeable.

But as I've argued before in this column, you can't always trust dictionaries. They are often too permissive and simply echo popular usage, even when it's incorrect.

The word pragmatic is associated with pragmatism, a school of philosophy that holds that what's right or just is "whatever works." Critics argue that this position is equivalent to expedience, an abandonment of ethics and principle.

Thus, even if the distinction between the two words has become blurred or nonexistent for most people, my advice is to avoid pragmatic -- unless, of course, immoral or amoral expedience is the meaning you intend.

My hunch is that writers and speakers use pragmatic because it sounds fancier and more impressive than practical, a simpler word that is perfectly appropriate in most contexts.

[Ed Note: For more than three decades, Don Hauptman was an award-winning independent direct-response copywriter and creative consultant. He is author of The Versatile Freelancer, an e-book that shows writers and other creative professionals how to diversify their careers into speaking, consulting, training, and critiquing.]


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2 comments:

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    Guess what? This is exactly what big companies are paying for. They need to know what their customer needs and wants. So big companies pay $1,000,000's of dollars per month to the average person. In return, the average person, like me and you, participates in surveys and gives them their opinion.

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