If you are dealing with physical products, I would not be depending on the online marketing. That should be an addition to your offline marketing. When you have a physical product you have the advantage of going directly to your potential customers and letting them see/test the products for themselves in real time. The online should be there for your re-orders, referrals and buy laters. Mary Kay, Avon, Tupperware all have online marketing but that is not where the new customers come from. The new customers come from direct contact with those distributors in the field. If you have a physical product stop trying to market it in the virtual world. Physical and virtual are two different things with two different sets of properties
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Sep 14, 2010 10:33 AM
