David Ledoux

If you really want to succeed in Internet marketing, you’ll need to operate from a mindset of abundance not scarcity The difference between whiners and winners is that whiners blame everything and everyone but themselves for their shortfalls

Let’s talk today about continuity marketing Continuity marketing is when your customer commits to buying a series of items over a period of time

I hear it over and over again, “David, I’d love to be an Internet marketer, but I have no clue where to begin” The problem that a lot of IM wannabes face is that they think too hard

Blogging has become the social networker's way of connecting to his audience Still, many business owners are hesitant to use blogging as a marketing tool for two primary reasons: 1) Many business owners don't understand the power of the blog

A successful Pay-Per-Click campaign is an Internet marketer’s dream I know people who swear by Pay Per Click and others who have horror stories to tell, like the marketer who was charged more than $7600 on his credit card for his Pay-Per-Click marketing … and he didn’t make a single sale

Here’s a challenge for you: For the next week document what you do online and how much time you spend doing it The outcome may surprise you

Two weeks ago, I sat down to lunch with Julie, my attorney and friend who just happens to work almost exclusively with DUI cases Figuring that if anyone would help me she would so I took the time to ask her about how she looks at DUI attorney business building and what techniques she would like to see more people use

My friend Chris tells me that no one ever really wants to talk to an attorney until it's necessary, and I suppose he's right I hadn't seen him in almost two months, and here I was, asking for his advice when it came to personal injury attorney business building

The mistake that many online entrepreneurs make is that they cut corners when it comes to their web design Your website is the “face of your company,” and you should not trust its presentation to just anyone

It is estimated that only one in every five interior designers has any kind of formal marketing plan They usually only market when business is slow and they more or less advertise in an impromptu manner