I've never built a complete website. And I never plan to build a complete!  If I ever claim a website is totally complete - then that website should instead be pronounced dead.  Business owners in the process of building a website eagerly await the day when the site developer tells them the website is complete.  There is usually a final review and approval process - and after that a Launch Phase.  That's when most site developers call a website 'complete'.  Tragically - that is also the time when most business owners stop working on their website altogether. Add a comment

Who is looking at your website?  And How does your website look? These are two very important questions to ask when planning to build a new website - or running an existing website that may need an overhaul.  People are very judgemental.  You know the phrase "Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder" means that that something or someone is beautiful, depending on the person who is looking.  But each of us has our own measure of beauty.

Another phrase that comes to mind is - "Never judges a book by it's cover" - but I always do!  I can't help it!  Someone in the publisher's marketing department spent sleepless nights pondering and planning to craft a cover that would not only draw my attention - but entice me to buy a book I had never seen before.  Even when you strip away the glossy paper covers and you are left with the hard bound book - the font and color of the title covering the spine is meant to draw your eye.  Someone wanted you to pull this book off the shelf before all the others sitting next to it.  But of course the phrase still holds truth - I've bought plenty of books with snappy covers that end up being duds! Add a comment

Poor Irishman Internet Marketing has been revamping the main website over the course of the Summer.  Now that Fall has arrived, it's time to push aggressively to complete the design.  Today I've completed a few simple logos that could find a home on the new Poor Irishman Website!  Please, have a look, and let me know what you think ... Your feedback will help determine the face of the new website.  Thanks in advance for your comments.

It's Tough Out There... Healthcare Town Halls, Cash For Clunkers, Mortgage & Credit Crisis, and Hurricane Season... But I've got great news for anyone willing to roll up their sleeves and do a little EASY work!

-= Everyone Knows Someone Needing a Website =-

If you know someone needing a website - Listen Up - this opportunity is for you!  For a very few go-getter's out there, this is a great opportunity to start selling the Poor Irishman Suite of Websites.  There are Four Packages available - And a great commission structure built right into the highly competative pricing. We are offering 30% Sales Commission on the website packages - WOW!

But I need to know you are interested, and on board to help reach our sales goals for 2009.  So if you have an interest in selling website packages - email your interest to me immediately! I'll send you all the details you need to get started - and setup a sales training call with you to go over the in's and out's of the packages.

I won't be offering this opportunity for very long because once we reach our sales goals for the year - we're done!  You know someone needing a website - now you can help a friend, and get rewarded handsomely!

Don't hesitate - Email, Call, or Smoke Signal your interest in this limited opportunity now!

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With an economy now in a tailspin, brick & mortar retailers - and even online retailers - will be watching the 2009 summer shopping season with eagle eyes.  They will be watching closely for indications of declining consumer spending overall.  However, retailers taking recent declines into consideration should still plan and position themselves for a profitable future.

Both brick & mortar, and online retailers, able to leverage online positioning can increase their profits.  Those that take steps now to move ahead of competitors will find this an easier summer to weather than most.  Traditional retailers may experience lower foot traffic from traditional tourism loads.  But many are already finding that replacing tourists with locals not only sustains their business - but strengthens it for future dips in the market. Add a comment

What do Internet Marketing, Direct Mail Marketing, Sales Letters, Sales Presentations, and Commercials have in common?  That's Easy... but I'll tell you in a second.  The tough part is answering the questions I am about to ask you.  And only you can answer these Three Key Factors to successfully increase any (and all!) of your marketing and sales efforts.  Every single sale I have ever closed - on the internet, through the mail, on the phone, or by using video are based on these Three Key Factors... Add a comment

It’s a very proud moment when you take your first step online to promote you products, services, or organization.  But so many business owners and organization leaders step off on the wrong foot – setting themselves up for future failure. 

How can you take a successful first step online when you have little or no experience building websites?  After exploring the services available online, you will find there are endless options for creating your website.  Solutions range from cookie-cutter templates to simple, do-it-yourself single webpage sites.

If you are like most Poor Irishman Internet Marketing clients, you need a website that stands out from the crowd.  A complete website solution that’s easy to manage, and draws volumes of traffic from the search engines.  Most of all you need a website that employs attention grabbing techniques to increase sales and revenue.

That’s a tall order for any cookie-cutter website creation tool to deliver.  Not to mention that most of the do-it-yourself solutions completely ignore the five keys necessary to improve website performance.  For your first step online to be really successful, remember to combine professional design, relevant content, steady traffic, online sales, and attention grabbing multimedia.

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