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Posted by MatthewNeer on Nov 20, 2009 | View Comments

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You know, one of the most common problems I see with newbie marketers who come online trying to make a name for themselves but end up falling short is this, they NEVER tweak their message. They think that they can create a message one time and use it over and over again without even testing it to see how it converts.

That is fundamental rule number one. If you don’t test your marketing to see if it works then you are seriously shooting from half court with one hand in hopes of making a basket, or in this case, a sale.

ALWAYS, always, always test your marketing. Tweak it time and time again, and keep doing that until you get something that converts like crazy. The goal should be to get your marketing and your message down to a science so that you know precisely what is going to effect the outcome of money going into your pocket.

Here’s a short video below that will show you how…

Mastermind Marketing Secrets: Tweak Your Marketing…

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Matthew,
Dude, brilliant analogy. I know your message is good. It is a pain in the ass to read cause now have to edit some coppy and do some split testing. Dang, always pushing people to be better. More $ helps though. Thanks for this.
Steven Downward

Great message Matthew.

You are so bang on. I too have seen so many people put up a piece of marketing and feel that it is the best thing but they never test it and tweak it. Because they don't do that, they are missing so much.

Just like you said, tweak it just a bit, just maybe one word and it could make a total difference.

Thanks Matthew.

Steve