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Are you using games as a marketing tool?

People love to play. doesn't make any difference how old they are. Games have existed for thousands of years and are still going strong. Using games - not to be confused with gambling - are great fun and will keep your audience coming back again and again. Better yet, they will tell their friends. To us this means more friends, buzz, and business.

One of our favorites is The Treb Challenge. We also like Angry Birds.

Facebook

As Facebook is the number one social networking site, you will likely want to put a game on your page. Here the top nine games of 2011.

Top 9 Facebook Games of 2011

1. Slotomania-Slot Machines
2. Empires & Allies
3. Bingo Blitz
4. Words With Friends
5. Indiana Jones Adventure World
6. DoubleDown Casino
7. Cityville
8. The Sims Social
9. Gardens of Time

Have fun. No pun intended.

Losing clients? Is your business in trouble? Concentrate on cash flow.

This is a serious topic. Let's look at your declining business activity by standing the problem on its head because if you had cash-flow from non-client sources you would not be concerned with losing clients?

Let's begin with your assets.

• You have a work force with time on their hands. So, the question becomes, "How can you use that time to generate margin?"
• Can you rent your excess staff to another company?
• Can you bring your next produce or upgrade to market sooner, or market to a wider audience? Can your products be used for additional things to appeal to a wider clientele?
• Can you use employee skills to apply for a government grant? What about an SBIR grant?
• Can you create a industry specific marketing group that will appeal to your existing client base, after all you do have contact information for these people. There is no better way to stay in-touch than by offering a networking opportunity. Please do not immediately reject this. There are places where yon can get beautiful facilities free of charge. Where? Continuing care facilities may make their facility available to you for no more you mentioning them in your promotional campaign.
• Throw a party. This is all time atomic bomb of networking events. Invite everyone. Companies have done just that when they needed money and stayed in business. From just having a party. Getting your clients together gets them thinking about you. And that, my friend, is always a good thing.
• Continue with your social networking campaign and include, if you are not already, things that are fun and things that are helpful. Like what? How about games? Incorporate them into your social networking campaign. As to helpful, include product and gift information and links to independent review. Social networking is not only about making a buck. It is also about the relationship you have with your audience. enhancing that relationship is what you want. That will bring you dividends in cash and good will.
  Here are links to some of our favorite games. Placing games on your Web site, or linking to games makes great link bait. What's that? Reasons for people to come back to your site. When combined with high quality material on your products, you can create a serious social networking campaign. Of that there is no doubt. And a serious social networking campaign can only do your business good. Of that there is no doubt either.
  • Take the Treb challenge and The Brain Strainer. Love the Treb challenge. Try it.
  • Here are more games we like from our friend Mike Sweet at http://www.puzzleplaylogic.com. Mike's games are terrific.
• If getting out and doing personal networking will help. Do that. Send you most outgoing and friendly people out as well. Do this especially when they have free time. Be sure that they have plenty of business cards and that your Web site and social sites are up-to-date. Remember, the old adage? When you're busy you work, when you're slow you network? Always use your time wisely.

Your company has resources and brains. Your challenge in this tough economy is to use those resources in ways you never dreamed of because you never had to dream this way before.

Advice is a dangerous thing and may be worse that worthless. Having said that, please allow us one comment. Stop concentrating on lost clients and start concentrating on increasing your cash flow. Like the man said, "When times are tough, the creative survive." Be creative. Be a survivor.

Losing clients? Is your business in trouble? Concentrate on cash flow.

This is a serious topic. Let's look at your declining business activity by standing the problem on its head because if you had cash-flow from non-client sources you would not be concerned with losing clients?

Let's begin with your assets.

• You have a work force with time on their hands. So, the question becomes, "How can you use that time to generate margin?"
• Can you rent your excess staff to another company?
• Can you bring your next produce or upgrade to market sooner, or market to a wider audience? Can your products be used for additional things to appeal to a wider clientele?
• Can you use employee skills to apply for a government grant? What about an SBIR grant?
• Can you create a industry specific marketing group that will appeal to your existing client base, after all you do have contact information for these people. There is no better way to stay in-touch than by offering a networking opportunity. Please do not immediately reject this. There are places where yon can get beautiful facilities free of charge. Where? Continuing care facilities may make their facility available to you for no more you mentioning them in your promotional campaign.
• Throw a party. This is all time atomic bomb of networking events. Invite everyone. Companies have done just that when they needed money and stayed in business. From just having a party. Getting your clients together gets them thinking about you. And that, my friend, is always a good thing.
• Continue with your social networking campaign and include, if you are not already, things that are fun and things that are helpful. Like what? How about games? Incorporate them into your social networking campaign. As to helpful, include product and gift information and links to independent review. Social networking is not only about making a buck. It is also about the relationship you have with your audience. enhancing that relationship is what you want. That will bring you dividends in cash and good will.
  Here are links to some of our favorite games. Placing games on your Web site, or linking to games makes great link bait. What's that? Reasons for people to come back to your site. When combined with high quality material on your products, you can create a serious social networking campaign. Of that there is no doubt. And a serious social networking campaign can only do your business good. Of that there is no doubt either.
  • Take the Treb challenge and The Brain Strainer. Love the Treb challenge. Try it.
  • Here are more games we like from our friend Mike Sweet at http://www.puzzleplaylogic.com. Mike's games are terrific.
• If getting out and doing personal networking will help. Do that. Send you most outgoing and friendly people out as well. Do this especially when they have free time. Be sure that they have plenty of business cards and that your Web site and social sites are up-to-date. Remember, the old adage? When you're busy you work, when you're slow you network? Always use your time wisely.

Your company has resources and brains. Your challenge in this tough economy is to use those resources in ways you never dreamed of because you never had to dream this way before.

Advice is a dangerous thing and may be worse that worthless. Having said that, please allow us one comment. Stop concentrating on lost clients and start concentrating on increasing your cash flow. Like the man said, "When times are tough, the creative survive." Be creative. Be a survivor.

Losing clients? Is your business in trouble? Concentrate on cash flow.

This is a serious topic. Let's look at your declining business activity by standing the problem on its head because if you had cash-flow from non-client sources you would not be concerned with losing clients?

Let's begin with your assets.

• You have a work force with time on their hands. So, the question becomes, "How can you use that time to generate margin?"
• Can you rent your excess staff to another company?
• Can you bring your next produce or upgrade to market sooner, or market to a wider audience? Can your products be used for additional things to appeal to a wider clientele?
• Can you use employee skills to apply for a government grant? What about an SBIR grant?
• Can you create a industry specific marketing group that will appeal to your existing client base, after all you do have contact information for these people. There is no better way to stay in-touch than by offering a networking opportunity. Please do not immediately reject this. There are places where yon can get beautiful facilities free of charge. Where? Continuing care facilities may make their facility available to you for no more you mentioning them in your promotional campaign.
• Throw a party. This is all time atomic bomb of networking events. Invite everyone. Companies have done just that when they needed money and stayed in business. From just having a party. Getting your clients together gets them thinking about you. And that, my friend, is always a good thing.
• Continue with your social networking campaign and include, if you are not already, things that are fun and things that are helpful. Like what? How about games? Incorporate them into your social networking campaign. As to helpful, include product and gift information and links to independent review. Social networking is not only about making a buck. It is also about the relationship you have with your audience. enhancing that relationship is what you want. That will bring you dividends in cash and good will.
  Here are links to some of our favorite games. Placing games on your Web site, or linking to games makes great link bait. What's that? Reasons for people to come back to your site. When combined with high quality material on your products, you can create a serious social networking campaign. Of that there is no doubt. And a serious social networking campaign can only do your business good. Of that there is no doubt either.
  • Take the Treb challenge and The Brain Strainer. Love the Treb challenge. Try it.
  • Here are more games we like from our friend Mike Sweet at http://www.puzzleplaylogic.com. Mike's games are terrific.
• If getting out and doing personal networking will help. Do that. Send you most outgoing and friendly people out as well. Do this especially when they have free time. Be sure that they have plenty of business cards and that your Web site and social sites are up-to-date. Remember, the old adage? When you're busy you work, when you're slow you network? Always use your time wisely.

Your company has resources and brains. Your challenge in this tough economy is to use those resources in ways you never dreamed of because you never had to dream this way before.

Advice is a dangerous thing and may be worse that worthless. Having said that, please allow us one comment. Stop concentrating on lost clients and start concentrating on increasing your cash flow. Like the man said, "When times are tough, the creative survive." Be creative. Be a survivor.

Losing clients? Is your business in trouble? Concentrate on cash flow.

This is a serious topic. Let's look at your declining business activity by standing the problem on its head because if you had cash-flow from non-client sources you would not be concerned with losing clients?

Let's begin with your assets.

• You have a work force with time on their hands. So, the question becomes, "How can you use that time to generate margin?"
• Can you rent your excess staff to another company?
• Can you bring your next produce or upgrade to market sooner, or market to a wider audience? Can your products be used for additional things to appeal to a wider clientele?
• Can you use employee skills to apply for a government grant? What about an SBIR grant?
• Can you create a industry specific marketing group that will appeal to your existing client base, after all you do have contact information for these people. There is no better way to stay in-touch than by offering a networking opportunity. Please do not immediately reject this. There are places where yon can get beautiful facilities free of charge. Where? Continuing care facilities may make their facility available to you for no more you mentioning them in your promotional campaign.
• Throw a party. This is all time atomic bomb of networking events. Invite everyone. Companies have done just that when they needed money and stayed in business. From just having a party. Getting your clients together gets them thinking about you. And that, my friend, is always a good thing.
• Continue with your social networking campaign and include, if you are not already, things that are fun and things that are helpful. Like what? How about games? Incorporate them into your social networking campaign. As to helpful, include product and gift information and links to independent review. Social networking is not only about making a buck. It is also about the relationship you have with your audience. enhancing that relationship is what you want. That will bring you dividends in cash and good will.
  Here are links to some of our favorite games. Placing games on your Web site, or linking to games makes great link bait. What's that? Reasons for people to come back to your site. When combined with high quality material on your products, you can create a serious social networking campaign. Of that there is no doubt. And a serious social networking campaign can only do your business good. Of that there is no doubt either.
  • Take the Treb challenge and The Brain Strainer. Love the Treb challenge. Try it.
  • Here are more games we like from our friend Mike Sweet at http://www.puzzleplaylogic.com. Mike's games are terrific.
• If getting out and doing personal networking will help. Do that. Send you most outgoing and friendly people out as well. Do this especially when they have free time. Be sure that they have plenty of business cards and that your Web site and social sites are up-to-date. Remember, the old adage? When you're busy you work, when you're slow you network? Always use your time wisely.

Your company has resources and brains. Your challenge in this tough economy is to use those resources in ways you never dreamed of because you never had to dream this way before.

Advice is a dangerous thing and may be worse that worthless. Having said that, please allow us one comment. Stop concentrating on lost clients and start concentrating on increasing your cash flow. Like the man said, "When times are tough, the creative survive." Be creative. Be a survivor.

Pottermore, the newest addition to the Harry Potter empire. Is it the future of social networking? Yes it is.

"Pottermore is a free website that builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books."

To support this project, J.K. Rowling has written extensive new material about the characters, places, and objects in the Harry Potter series.

"An online reading experience," here author and reader create the story in this "safe and unique experience." Also it is the exclusive place to purchase digital audio and eBooks. Pottermore is open to all in October, 2011, but a few will help shape the experience. See more here, http://www.pottermore.com.

You will also find links to: Shop, Diagon Alley, Gringotts, Great Hall, Common Room, Spells, Potions, Trunk, Friends, and Favorites.

this project takes advantage of the major tenets of social networking.

• It has a vast fan base and capitalizes on that.
• It offers fans new material on their favorite character, place, and object.
• It incorporates online sales, into the mix so that fans can purchase right on the site. It is interesting to note that Sony products and services related to Pottermore are specifically listed.

See Pottermore here, http://www.pottermore.com/

Pottermore, the newest addition to the Harry Potter empire. Is it the future of social networking? Yes it is.

"Pottermore is a free website that builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books."

To support this project, J.K. Rowling has written extensive new material about the characters, places, and objects in the Harry Potter series.

"An online reading experience," here author and reader create the story in this "safe and unique experience." Also it is the exclusive place to purchase digital audio and eBooks. Pottermore is open to all in October, 2011, but a few will help shape the experience. See more here, http://www.pottermore.com.

You will also find links to: Shop, Diagon Alley, Gringotts, Great Hall, Common Room, Spells, Potions, Trunk, Friends, and Favorites.

this project takes advantage of the major tenets of social networking.

• It has a vast fan base and capitalizes on that.
• It offers fans new material on their favorite character, place, and object.
• It incorporates online sales, into the mix so that fans can purchase right on the site. It is interesting to note that Sony products and services related to Pottermore are specifically listed.

See Pottermore here, http://www.pottermore.com/

Pottermore, the newest addition to the Harry Potter empire. Is it the future of social networking? Yes it is.

"Pottermore is a free website that builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books."

To support this project, J.K. Rowling has written extensive new material about the characters, places, and objects in the Harry Potter series.

"An online reading experience," here author and reader create the story in this "safe and unique experience." Also it is the exclusive place to purchase digital audio and eBooks. Pottermore is open to all in October, 2011, but a few will help shape the experience. See more here, http://www.pottermore.com.

You will also find links to: Shop, Diagon Alley, Gringotts, Great Hall, Common Room, Spells, Potions, Trunk, Friends, and Favorites.

this project takes advantage of the major tenets of social networking.

• It has a vast fan base and capitalizes on that.
• It offers fans new material on their favorite character, place, and object.
• It incorporates online sales, into the mix so that fans can purchase right on the site. It is interesting to note that Sony products and services related to Pottermore are specifically listed.

See Pottermore here, http://www.pottermore.com/

Pottermore, the newest addition to the Harry Potter empire. Is it the future of social networking? Yes it is.

"Pottermore is a free website that builds an exciting online experience around the reading of the Harry Potter books."

To support this project, J.K. Rowling has written extensive new material about the characters, places, and objects in the Harry Potter series.

"An online reading experience," here author and reader create the story in this "safe and unique experience." Also it is the exclusive place to purchase digital audio and eBooks. Pottermore is open to all in October, 2011, but a few will help shape the experience. See more here, http://www.pottermore.com.

You will also find links to: Shop, Diagon Alley, Gringotts, Great Hall, Common Room, Spells, Potions, Trunk, Friends, and Favorites.

this project takes advantage of the major tenets of social networking.

• It has a vast fan base and capitalizes on that.
• It offers fans new material on their favorite character, place, and object.
• It incorporates online sales, into the mix so that fans can purchase right on the site. It is interesting to note that Sony products and services related to Pottermore are specifically listed.

See Pottermore here, http://www.pottermore.com/

Want to know how to write for the novice and expert when you are selling something? Here's how.

    When you are writing sales material for a product that has expert users, like for an upgraded video game for example, can be a problem. Write for the expert and the novice is lost. Write for the novice and the expert won't even look at it.

    Why would you want to do this? The gift market. Many products and services are bought as gifts. What to do? Write your first paragraph for the novice. Include that date because online things can stay there forever. Tell the novice what the product is, who makes it, the computer platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) that the products runs on (if appropriate), some places where it can be bought and its street price.

    Then go into expert detail for the advanced and expert user.

Want to know how to write for the novice and expert when you are selling something? Here's how.

    When you are writing sales material for a product that has expert users, like for an upgraded video game for example, can be a problem. Write for the expert and the novice is lost. Write for the novice and the expert won't even look at it.

    Why would you want to do this? The gift market. Many products and services are bought as gifts. What to do? Write your first paragraph for the novice. Include that date because online things can stay there forever. Tell the novice what the product is, who makes it, the computer platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) that the products runs on (if appropriate), some places where it can be bought and its street price.

    Then go into expert detail for the advanced and expert user.

Want to know how to write for the novice and expert when you are selling something? Here's how.

    When you are writing sales material for a product that has expert users, like for an upgraded video game for example, can be a problem. Write for the expert and the novice is lost. Write for the novice and the expert won't even look at it.

    Why would you want to do this? The gift market. Many products and services are bought as gifts. What to do? Write your first paragraph for the novice. Include that date because online things can stay there forever. Tell the novice what the product is, who makes it, the computer platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) that the products runs on (if appropriate), some places where it can be bought and its street price.

    Then go into expert detail for the advanced and expert user.

Want to know how to write for the novice and expert when you are selling something? Here's how.

    When you are writing sales material for a product that has expert users, like for an upgraded video game for example, can be a problem. Write for the expert and the novice is lost. Write for the novice and the expert won't even look at it.

    Why would you want to do this? The gift market. Many products and services are bought as gifts. What to do? Write your first paragraph for the novice. Include that date because online things can stay there forever. Tell the novice what the product is, who makes it, the computer platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) that the products runs on (if appropriate), some places where it can be bought and its street price.

    Then go into expert detail for the advanced and expert user.