Persistence Marketing:

Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration.
~Thomas Alva Edison

While page title says “About Persistence Marketing” this is more about me. The reason behind that first statement is very straight-forward as without me there is no Persistence Marketing.

At heart I am a professional entrepreneur that enjoys helping others improve, persist and ultimately achieve their goals.

You have surely heard the statement “Hind Sight is 20/20”. I am a great example of that as I have continually learned more about myself by taking time to reflect. As a systems engineer, a teacher and finally a business owner and Network Marketer I found that the common thread was that I have a talent for problem solving. I now focus those problem solving talents on helping you grow your business.

As a Professional Network/Internet Marketer, I have experience in most every form of both online and conventional marketing, internet technologies and use that knowledge to help others leverage technology for more effective marketing.

Traditional marketing by its very nature is a highly controlled one-way message created and directed at the consumer. Social media and Internet marketing is profoundly different from standard channels such as print, radio, and TV.

Where Word-of-mouth marketing has always been very powerful due to the personal message being passed on by close contacts. Word of mouth marketing is amplified online where a message is passed to hundreds of contacts around the world in a matter of seconds.

The momentum of social media powered by Web 2.0 is a dramatic change for marketing. The online free encyclopedia, Wikipedia defines social media as “the online tools and platforms that people use to share opinions, insights, experiences, and perspectives with each other.”

* Web 2.0 Marketing

* Social Networking Websites

* Pay-Per-Click

* Banner Ads

* Ezines (online newsletters)

* Articles

* SEO

* Blogs And Chat-Rooms

* E-Mail Marketing

* Online Video Marketing

* Free traffic options

Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize
how close they were to success when they gave up.
~Thomas Alva Edison