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Ezine # 200 February 3, 2003
How to Get listed on Froogle.
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Getting
your site listed in Froogle Part 2
The Blitz-Promotions News Letter.
Issue no. 200, Feb. 3, 2003
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200
issues - that is a whole lot of words. We'd just like
to take a moment to thank all of you for helping us
to reach that milestone. Although we don't have a million
subscribers, I think we do have folks that actually
read (and use) it, and to me that is much more important
than having huge numbers. Without further ado, here
are the specials.
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Feb. 10th.
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Part
2 of getting into Froogle with information on the data
feeds is included in this issue. If you missed out on
the last issue you can check it out by clicking on the
link below.
Getting
Into Froogle
Next
issue - we'll be resuming our 100 ways to promote your
site, focusing on ten ways to promote your business
offline. We'll also include a special treat....
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Food for thought
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Whatever
course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell
you that you are wrong. There are always difficulties
arising which tempt you to believe that your critics
are right. To map out a course of action and follow
it to an end requires...courage.
Author: Ralph Waldo Emerson
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How
to get listed in Froogle - A step by step guide Part
2
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Some
reference notes -
Information / Froogle FAQ
http://froogle.google.com/froogle/merchants.html
What
is Froogle
http://froogle.google.com/froogle/about.html
Step
4 - Feeding your data to Google.
If
you've received your instructions from Froogle, you
might notice that for many folks it can be very confusing.
So I searched for a simpler way (or ways) to upload
your feeds and monitor your data.
The
best method I found was by using some software from
SiteAll.com. You can evaluate it for f*ree (5 items)
or buy it for $34.00. It also comes with some easy instructions.
Click the link below for more.
http://www.siteall.com/
Another
way to upload your products is to use the Master Froogle
File generator - you can find it at the link below -
this method is totally f*ree.
http://willmaster.com/master/generator/frooglefile/frooglefile.shtml
Don't
have the time to do it, then you can pay us and we'll
do it. Below is a breakdown of the costs.
Setup
- $50.00
Product upload - 10 products - $150.00.
This includes monthly updates for a year. Want more
than 10 products figure on about $15.00/product.
Total
$200.00.
Click
<Order
Now >.
After
we process your order we'll contact you to get the product
list and information.
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From
the Archives - Blitz 85
Nov 2000
Customer Service how the little guys can win.
Understand your Customers
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This
weeks tip for great customer service is pretty simple.
Put yourself in your customers shoes. Take a moment
and think about your best customers. Can you name their:
favorite magazine, websites, children, job, where they
live, what they do, when their birthday is etc. If you
can name four or five of these you are doing well. If
you can’t name any it is time to get to work. From day
one (after the order) it should be your priority to
know your customer. What needs they have may be ideas
for future product lines. The easiest way to get this
information is to ask. The next step is to record it.
How? There are tons of different kinds of contact software.
I use the old-fashioned method, index cards. Remember
the more you know your customer the better you can serve
them. Next week- Support is not a 4 letter word.
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