Marketing online has become really popular when people realize how difficult it is to hang on to a normal 9-5 job these days, more and more people are losing their jobs and are forced to look for other options.Every time you start something new and do not know exactly how it works you end up making mistakes, and internet marketing is no different.
These bloggers have written excellent posts about internet marketing mistakes that will ruin your business unless you learn how everything works.
Top 10 Internet Marketing Mistakes You MUST Avoid!
Guest post by Jo Barnes What are the top Internet Marketing Mistakes to avoid? Internet marketing gurus can debate all day about what makes an online company so successful. Indeed, many…
Publish Date: 08/11/2010 12:59
http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2010/08/top-internet-marketing-mistakes/
Michael Rasmussen’s Internet Marketing Blog � Blog Archive � Are …
Are You Making These Mistakes? It’s Michael Rasmussen here with a message that l I REALLY wish someone had sent me years ago, back when I was just getting started in Internet marketing. You see, back then I didn’t know anything. …
Publish Date: 07/31/2010 2:09
http://www.michaelrasmussen.com/internet-marketing-mistakes/
7 Internet Marketing Mistakes Small Businesses Make | Joanna Ciolek
Small businesses need to avoid the following internet marketing mistakes small business owners make with their website, blog, local marketing, social media marketing, monitoring & analysis.
Publish Date: 05/06/2010 9:01
http://joannaciolek.com/wordpress/small-businesses-internet-marketing-mistakes/
A Sad, Sad Story–common internet marketing mistakes you want to avoid
Here are several common mistakes that will cost you a lot of time and money, and I’ll show you how you can avoid them by telling you a sad, sad story..
What internet marketing mistakes have you made and how have you fixed them? Leave a comment!
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You get what you pay for, a cheap website design will cost you lots. Get a pro designer in, subcontract the marketing out to a pro and the return on investment will be much better than trying to do everything yourself.
I’ve found that doing stuff myself takes much longer than it would take a pro, is less effective and doesn’t look anywhere near as good. Stick to your strengths and don’t try to be a “jack of all trades master of none”!
Thanks for calling this out. Much appreciated.
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