Dogs breath billowing
harking and barking, chase the
birds. Wow! Quick! Run! Fly!
Been Around the Block. Got Some Stories. These are Them.
Dogs breath billowing
harking and barking, chase the
birds. Wow! Quick! Run! Fly!
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Mt. Shasta, California, January 23, 2012 — I like to share useful things. It’s my nature.
And a few days ago, I wrote up a useful report and made it available for free to folks visiting my new super-budget, get-opn-the-web-fast-and-easy service called WebNova.Net. It’s an opt-in thing, you get the report for free, and in actual fact people also get a follow-up email briefing course about how to boost income using a simple one-page “business card” type of website.
[If you’d like a copy of the special report, “Nine Free Ways to Get More Customers,” just click on the title I just gave, OK?]
I sent out notices to people who were already on my list as being interested in health, and growth, and small business.
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Mt. Shasta, California, Jan 18, 2012: I’m in the newspaper! I’m in the newspaper! (Again.)
Today the Mount Shasta Herald, which covers most of the Siskiyou county towns, published a great interview with me about my new book “Marketing Online, Clear and Simple, for Local Business.” I got my picture in, and a photo of the book as well. Wow! For the next 15 or 20 minutes, I’m famous!
[from the article]
Cronos’s book outlines three steps which he says will help local businesses make money online.
“A website is not enough. There are two other steps that need to be accomplished before money begins pouring in unexpectedly.” This three-step formula is clearly and succinctly laid out in his 172 page book.
Cronos said he was involved with computers before the internet became popular and as a business person in San Francisco, he was one of the first to put up a website.
“I didn’t intend to acquire this information, but simply due to circumstance, I’ve had the good fortune to see how selling and writing is adapted to the cyber-universe,” Cronos writes in the book’s preface.
“And through working with my clients and their businesses, I’ve discovered how to separate what works from the tidal wave of opinions and methods that normally bury the inquiring business person.”
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Weed, California, January 10, 2012 — I’ve been thinking. And that’s always fun. Here’s the scoop …
For some time now, I’ve been focusing on CopyDragon webwriters, because after all I have been a business writer for 40 years and an internet expert for 15 years. There’s been enough work and more to keep me busy.
But time and time again, I encounter small business folks, sometimes artists and “spiritual” folks and therapists and such, and they know they ought to get on the internet, but they don’t really have resources adequate to hire me for a custom, full-blown marketing project.
I wrote a book, spelling out the process, but now I’ve worked out how to create low-cost, easily affordable, and quickly-deliverable websites so that even the smallest enterprise can get a foothold on the internet. Since such a huge number of people search online even before visiting a local store — and even more with the proliferation of cell phones — then simply *being there* becomes darned important.
Get a Website for $99, 3-Day Turnaround
And now, anyone can have a website, quick and affordable …
Introducing Affordable Websites from WebNova.Net.
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Want to learn how to use those Weird Graphics (‘QR Codes’), like that one on the left on my CopyDragon facebook page, to promote more fans to your gigs, more customers to your business, more ‘likes’ to your facebook?
I’m going to be ‘spilling the beans’ about QR Codes (short for ‘quick-response codes), and how to use them to create more fans, business, money, and a bigger audience. It’s the coming thing … a……nd you could fight it, but … “A rising tide raises all boats” … so the smart thing is to let it carry you on a wave of growing success, right?
I’m starting the discussion by discussing “What are QR Codes?” —
Want to know more?
Click the graphic below to visit the article, then scan the graphic below with your cellphone and press the ‘call’ button … and I’ll answer the phone.
🙂
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[this post reprinted with permission from “MarketingOnlineClearAndSimple.com“]
Resident of Mt. Shasta, California, local marketing heavyweight Nikolas Allen, raves about Arthur Cronos new book “Marketing Online, Clear and Simple,” available now on Amazon in print and Kindle editions.
“Totally stoked,” says Mr. Allen, “and ready to dig into “Marketing Online – Clear and Simple” by local author Arthur Cronos ! Thank you for the gift, Mr. CopyDragon!”
Mr. Allen, thank you and you’re welcome!
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Nikolas Allen (http://bamsmallbizconsulting.com) has the knack of presenting marketing how-to in a crisp and easy-to-understand fashion, and is the brains behind some of the best marketing programs currently earning money for local business owners in Northern California’s Siskiyou County. His online blog is well worth regular reading for the outstanding, insider marketing content he delivers week after week.
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At the foot of Mt. Shasta, October 26, 2011: Today I found an inspiring micro-story on Shafin de Zane’s facebook account. I’m reprinting it here. Maybe you’ll enjoy it too …
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I had a dream once and it caught a horrible disease: disbelief. It almost died for I knew no cure, but somehow survived, it was a strong dream. Yet many others have died, especially the ones that I had when I was little. And
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Northern California, October 2011: Some folks — including some very serious physicists — think that there may exist multiple universes, perhaps an infinite number.
In a way, these universes may all be here in the same space, but somehow vibrating at a different rate; and if that were true it might account for some folks reports of visiting “fairyland,” “hell,” “captured by aliens,” and other reports of non-terrestrial experiences.
According to some, and I personally suspect that it’s probably true, every time in your life that you have made a decision — left or right — that the universe split into two universes, and a *you* is in each one, and in one case the *you* turned left, and in the other one the *you* turned right.
If that is true, and the number of universes is infinite, then in one universe you are the Queen of England, and in another you live below a bridge on a freeway, and another you’re a movie star, and another you’re on death row.
One of my most productive mental self-help methods is to (in the “imagination”) walk through a doorway into another universe, where the Richard/Arthur has already solved the problem in question, and ask for advice. I call it “dimensional guidance,” and it’s proven to yield remarkably interesting and generally useful guidelines for solving the various problems I face.
It’s fun and helpful. Go figure.
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