Get Your $200 PRWeb.com Press Release for Free–The Update
To Get Your Free $200 PRWeb.com Press Release click here! OFFER NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
I will not re-address anything in the previous post, so if you want the Rule/Directions click the link above.
Although my previous post listed numerous posts specific to Online Public Relations(PR)/Press Release distribution centers, and placing PRWeb.com as my #1 choice. I just found a more detailed Review of the top Online News Release Distribution Centers. Steve outlines “why” Online PR is different than regular PR because it targets your ideal client by putting “the release in front of consumers”.
This survey of 792 past customers say that PRWeb.com is *easy* to use.
Here’s answers to some questions/concerns/issues we’ve been faced with since the release of this news this Thursday.
1. No, this is *not* a one-time deal. PRWeb.com will have at least 50-minimum slots opened *per* week. each Webinar can host up to 25 members in one-class. There were 2 classes scheduled for next Monday and Tuesday.
Due to the wonderful response, PRWeb.com just opened another class on Wednesday. It is the responsibility of the member to check the days and times of the Webinar to assure you get registered in a timely fashion.
Simply, put…the sooner you register the better!
- Front-end: We are trying are very best to track results. Hence, you *need* to follow the directions verbatim to get your free coupon code. You need to forward the ‘registration approval email’ to the emailbox, not your registration into PRWeb.com
- Back-end: You will learn how-to view your statistics daily from your press release in the Webinar.
- We definitely would like to develop case studies and testimonials for our offer/program and hopefully have you advocate PRWeb.com’s services and EmpowerWomenNow.com’s association with them.
- That’s why there’s a special email-list dedicated to those who actually registered for the class.
3. No, there is *no* minimum donation, for your participation in this offer.
4. Gender-issues.
As a matter of clarification, I am a woman entrepreneur and I write from a woman entrepreneur’s perspective, and my target market is women entrepreneurs.
Nonetheless, my book, column, blog, etc. has a huge and loyal following by males who appreciate my view-point. Even my best-selling “Empowering Women to Power Network” book, received incredible testimonials from best-selling male networking authors, who applaud my efforts to share a woman’s perspective to networking itself. I’m often told it helps males understand how and why women work a certain way or the other.
PRWeb.com and I have a long-standing incredible working relationship, and they’ve always believed in my foremost charge that we must “empower others with education and access to tips, tools and resources”.
They, nor I, (and it is stated in the disclosure) are prohibiting males from participating. In my opening paragraph I stated “any online entrepreneur”.
Given that women entrepreneurs still have less resources available to them, I chose to cheer and motivate women to get on the band-wagon.
Unfortunately, throughout my journeys since this offer started (and I have even commented on other blogs) about why men read my post and quickly sign-up. Whereas, I found women, read, go, come back, read again…sign-up or don’t sign-up at all. This has completely got me dumb-founded!
Also, I see that women who have large lists or blogs, also signed-up but didn’t share the news, which was always perplexing…honestly, I was saddened by this fact. Maybe it is poor timely.
My own ezine subscribers, the majority being women–a teeny, tiny percentage of them took advantage of this offer! Having personal relationships with many of my clients, I even personally emailed them to remind, recommend and *push* them to register…”Today is *the* day” I prodded.
I know my campaign is *not* the top of everyone’s mind…but, this is FREE *HUGE* Online Publicity/Search Engine Optimization for Your Business…why wait?
On the other hand, men visitors to my blog, or new members of my less-than-a-week-old MyBlogLog, BlogCatalogue, BumpZee’s groups, all jumped in registered, and posted on their blogs or emailed colleagues.
Why!?
Was it poor timing?
To those who signed-up what was your made *you* register?
For those who are still sitting, stewing on the idea…why have you not registered?
Until late Friday night, men filled the majority of the rooms…now, they make up 62% of the rooms. Which is getting more equal. But, are women visiting more in the weekends? I know my highest-traffic days are Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday…but this Thursday I broke ALL records.
I’m so perplexed…will you help me understand?
5. Heart-warmed Thanks. To those helping to spread the news.
Interestingly, I’m still trying to find out “Who” StumbledUpon me?
I didn’t and can’t find any records of it…and since Thursday (never before then), my #1 referrer to my blog that day–is still today is StumbleUpon.com
Dear Nameless Supporter, Thank you! Your link-love is taking my website/blog to new levels. I’m getting teary-eyed just thinking about your anonymous kindness. I can’t express my appreciation. But, I hope to one-day repay you Stumbling-Upon my post!
Many thanks to:
* Vlad of My Affiliate Journey and His Home Page
If I missed anyone, please let me know!
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Posted on April 21st, 2007 by Ponn Sabra
Filed under: Internet Marketing, Online Networking, Opportunities, Public Relations/Publicity, Search Engine Optimization
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