- Register 600 domain names with "power" in them, for example SeattlePower.com
- Place replicated web site in a frame on each site
- Add news feed for name that goes before power like "Seattle"
- Send out a press release and there you have it., revolutionary marketing by NutraPower.
I suppose it is better than just a standard replicated web site. But here is an idea...give your team leaders in a particular area a blog and have them write about the product and business experience. It's real, authentic and grass roots, not manufactured power marketing.
PR Web:
Marketing experts tell us to find our target market and work it exclusively. What if you could target all markets, and work them all at the same time?
When the Internet was born, many people who were in Network Marketing suddenly found themselves immersed in a whole new world. A frontier where they could now market to people on the other side of the planet, not just prospects on the other side of town. Network Marketing boomed.
Then, something happened. It was subtle at first and was not easily recognizable. People were marketing their business from behind a computer screen, and although they were getting quick sales and sign-ups, those newly found customers dropped as fast as they came in. The relationships failed to initialize.
NutraPower was the first to recognize this problem, and set out on a mission to rectify it. We realized that technology was here to stay, but there must be a better way for associates to build those relationships, and continue to build 'communities' within their organization.
A radical new idea in marketing was soon born; the PowerSites.
When the Internet was born, many people who were in Network Marketing suddenly found themselves immersed in a whole new world. A frontier where they could now market to people on the other side of the planet, not just prospects on the other side of town. Network Marketing boomed.
Then, something happened. It was subtle at first and was not easily recognizable. People were marketing their business from behind a computer screen, and although they were getting quick sales and sign-ups, those newly found customers dropped as fast as they came in. The relationships failed to initialize.
NutraPower was the first to recognize this problem, and set out on a mission to rectify it. We realized that technology was here to stay, but there must be a better way for associates to build those relationships, and continue to build 'communities' within their organization.
A radical new idea in marketing was soon born; the PowerSites.
Like too much in this business, that pr reeks of crap. So does the site. It's! a! total! ****ing! hypefest! and! deserves! to! die! a! swift! and! painful! death!
It'll likely lure the 'greedy, lazy and stupid' brigade - and, as they're not in short supply, probably do well.
Posted by: gulliver | June 27, 2006 10:13 AM | Permalink to Comment