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Joe Hage

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  • Debra and PJ, here's the event you wanted.

    Hope you can join us.

    Posted Oct 07, 2008 The Joe Hage Twitter Experiment by Joe Hage
  • Thanks, Kaya. Subscribers only get alerts about new posts.

    I'm planning a Biznik event about Twitter and will post some strategies on my website within the week.

    Joe

    Posted Oct 06, 2008 The Joe Hage Twitter Experiment by Joe Hage
  • @LeilaAnasazi, thanks for catching the broken link.

    This article link should work now.

    @kayasinger, thanks for the note. That certainly is one strategy I'm using.

    Click here for a fantastic trick I learned today from Mad Men.

    Kaya, I'd encourage you to subscribe to my site. I'll post more as I learn it.

    Posted Oct 06, 2008 The Joe Hage Twitter Experiment by Joe Hage
  • More great marketing on Twitter.

    The cast of AMC's Mad Men started following me. I got into a conversation with @bettydraper having no idea that she was fictitious.

    She referred to @francine_hanson in her reply so I started to converse with her.

    It's only after @ken_cosgrove started following me and I went to his bio link that I figured it out.

    And now ... I want to watch the series!

    Mission accomplished!

    Posted Oct 05, 2008 The Joe Hage Twitter Experiment by Joe Hage
  • Jeff, I almost did the same thing and complimented one of my vendors as "the best" when I realized that other vendors are following me. I wrote it all out, then deleted it.

    Debra, yes, that would be a good idea. Track this string and I'll announce an upcoming date.

    If you haven't already, read this article. It highlights the best of what I've found so far.

    Posted Oct 05, 2008 The Joe Hage Twitter Experiment by Joe Hage
  • Amy, visited your site and your present tagline gave me an idea.

    Your tagline could be as simple (and benefit driven as):

    You'll do your best work when (fill in the blank) ~ your space is right? ~ you're comfortable?

    Posted Oct 05, 2008 Tagline feedback pretty please! by Amy Woidtke (woid-key)
  • I think 'launching pad' is creative but that most readers won't relate to it, and therefore not click.

    See "frame of reference" here.

    Posted Oct 04, 2008 Tagline feedback pretty please! by Amy Woidtke (woid-key)
  • Oh, and don't forget to let everyone know your Twitter name so we can find you there!

    Posted Oct 04, 2008 The Joe Hage Twitter Experiment by Joe Hage
  • Amy, I would keep some derivation of 'you' and/or 'your' in the tagline.

    Posted Oct 02, 2008 Tagline feedback pretty please! by Amy Woidtke (woid-key)
  • Bliss starts when you're comfortable in your space.

    Posted Oct 02, 2008 Tagline feedback pretty please! by Amy Woidtke (woid-key)
  • Heart Walk is Saturday.

    Last chance to try to win the defibrillator.

    Click here: http://tinyurl.com/WinAED

    Posted Oct 01, 2008 Best place to die by Joe Hage
  • Me too, Amy.

    It's my new #1 online activity.

    joehageonline

    Posted Oct 01, 2008 Twitter / Pownce Names? by Leif Hansen
  • Denise, very good!

    I would specifically call out your former vocation.

    It is a superlative supporting claim. Joe

    Posted Oct 01, 2008 What's your positioning statement? by Joe Hage
  • Thank you both. It was fun for me too.

    Posted Oct 01, 2008 Seattle Marketing Strategy hosted by Joe Hage
  • Amy, what you've written is very good.

    For reference, it's kind of a positioning statement plus some copy, but it you have a solid understanding of who you're targeting, what you offer, and why we should believe.

    It's all good.

    Let me think about the tagline a bit. Joe

    Posted Oct 01, 2008 Tagline feedback pretty please! by Amy Woidtke (woid-key)
  • Leila, I'm not sure I'm tracking with the idea.

    Tell us more?

    Posted Oct 01, 2008 Twitter literature experiment by Leila Anasazi
  • Amy, what's your positioning statement?

    Then we can solve for your copy. Joe

    Posted Sep 30, 2008 Tagline feedback pretty please! by Amy Woidtke (woid-key)
  • Leila, that was very nice. Thank you.

    Posted Sep 30, 2008 Seattle Marketing Strategy hosted by Joe Hage
  • Yuno, I'm going to have to think on this one.

    Thanks.

    Posted Sep 30, 2008 What's your positioning statement? by Joe Hage
  • I have Squidooed, but I don't have the need anymore since I have my own blog now.

    I suppose I could copy + paste my content there, but it is more effort than it is worth for me since my blog is just "play time" for me instead of business generating.

    Posted Sep 30, 2008 Does anybody here Squidoo? by John Huddleston
  • Yuno,

    I wonder, then, if your bilingual skills belong in your positioning statement. Do you ever use it in your selling?

    What might you have to offer young couples that could set you apart from every other real estate agent?

    Posted Sep 30, 2008 What's your positioning statement? by Joe Hage
  • Yuno,

    To whom? First-time home buyers needs to be narrowed. What is characteristic of the first-time home buyers you want to work with?

    • Are they right out of college with no kids, disposable income, and wanting to take advantage of depressed prices?
    • Are do they have children and have been saving up for this for their whole lives?

    You get the idea.

    Who and What? Yuno is the bi-lingual real estate agent.

    • For now I took out the BA degree in Interior Design because there was nothing in what followed that leveraged it.

    Benefit (and supporting claims) are really going to depend on how you answer the first three.

    Help me understand, if you were to focus exclusively on Japanese customers, would the market be large enough for you?

    Remember, where you spend your time marketing is one thing. The customers you accept can be another.

    That is, if you were to spend your focus on marketing to people whose first language is Japanese and a French speaker were to hire you, congratulations! You got a new customer.

    But that doesn't mean you should spend a minute marketing to them.

    Posted Sep 30, 2008 What's your positioning statement? by Joe Hage
  • Thank you, Kate, that's nice of you to say.

    I look forward to meeting you tomorrow.

    To prepare, definitely read "The First Three Questions" here on Biznik and poke around my website under "Marketing Strategy" and "Online Brand Building."

    Joe

    Posted Sep 29, 2008 Seattle Marketing Strategy hosted by Joe Hage
  • Yuno,

    To get the most out of tomorrow, it would be great if you could read as many of my Biznik articles as you can in advance, especially "The First Three Questions" and "Real Estate Marketing."

    Joe

    Posted Sep 29, 2008 Seattle Marketing Strategy hosted by Joe Hage
  • Twitter!

    Posted Sep 29, 2008 Entertain me by Joe Hage
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