Why it’s crucial for your business to
have a disaster recovery plan

Guest article by:
Yehuda Cagen of Xvand Technology Corporation

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Okay – Betcha I know what you’re thinking…

What does disaster recovery have to do with marketing?

To be honest… nothing… or maybe everything. It all depends.

But one of the reasons you appreciate me so much (I know you do) is because I’m a trusted resource for you and your business. Even for things not related to marketing at all.

So today… No marketing advice… no sales pitch…

Just great (and super-important) information about protecting your business that you’ve worked so hard to build.

And I think you’ll find it valuable and interesting.

Oh… some of this information really is relevant to your marketing after all. Especially when it comes to your website and your e-mail systems.

Without further delay, take it away Yehuda!

Find out why business continuity and disaster recovery is so important for small and midsized business:

What are your thoughts?

If you need help with website design, writing SEO optimized web copy, email marketing, or other online marketing strategies, I can help!

To your marketing success!

Merrill Clark

Website and Marketing Copywriter

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Do you know for sure if your target audience is interested in your product or service?

If you definitely know who they are AND if they want what you have to offer, your’re way ahead of the game.

Too often, businesses spend (or should I say waste) tons of money sending their ads, postcards, or sales letters to a broad list of people that can’t or don’t need their services.

And if those people can’t or don’t need your products or services…they’re surely not going to put any money in your pockets!

To significantly improve you advertising and marketing success, you first need to find out who your best prospects are, then research the heck out of them, and learn about them inside out, figuring out what they really want.

Only then can you decide on the best advertising and marketing copy to write that will suck ‘em in like a vacuum cleaner.

To get more information about this post, marketing advice, or about my direct response copywriting services, e-mail me or call me at 603-686-5140.

To your marketing success!

Merrill Clark
Website and Marketing Copywriter
Crestview Marketing Services
www.crestviewmarketing.com

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After spending 3 incredibly intense 14 hour days at a copywriting conference, I’m happy to be home.

Now comes the monumental task of sifting through the mountains of information, notes, business cards, presentation materials and such so I can follow up with all the new friends I made in the marketing and sales copywriting business.

After watching one of the world’s masters of writing sales copy feverishly taking notes during someone else’s presentation; it hit me like a ton of bricks – He is continuing to learn new writing tips and techniques just like the rest of us.

I was amazed… The “teacher” learning from others.  It was then I realized that no matter what profession you’re in, you need to continuously learn and practice your craft.  Even the pros keep learning.

What it means to my clients is that I can write even better, more effective sales copy for websites, sales letters, email promos, or whatever because I am also still learning new techniques; it never stops.

So remember this, you can never know everything, so keep learning about your trade every chance you get.

Your clients and future clients will thank you for it!

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