Products related to Objectives

Staying Focused on Your Objectives

Losing sight of your objectives usually happens when your timeline slips or when you don’t seem to be progressing toward the achievement of your objectives. In such cases, you can easily become focused on making changes to your objectives to agree with your e-mail content instead of altering your e-mail content to more closely resemble your objectives. Before making changes to your objectives, make sure that you give your e-mail a fair chance to do .

Organizing Your E-Mail Content into Themes Based on Objectives

Stating clear objectives gives you a platform for creating e-mail content that accomplishes your objectives. Running a small business involves frequently setting new objectives and developing new e-mail content in line with those objectives. When your time is limited, you might be tempted to create e-mail content that fits your schedule better than your objectives. One of the most important reasons to use specific objectives to guide the creation of your e-mail content is to .

Narrowing Your Objectives in Six Steps

Narrowly defined objectives are far more useful than broad-based objectives for making decisions about delivering specific e-mail content. After you define broad-based objectives (as describe in the Developing Objectives in E-mail Marketing), the next step is to restate them in more meaningful ways and match them with specific tasks. You can narrow your broad-based objective by taking six steps: 1. Figure out your ultimate goal. 2. Decide who your customers are. 3. Consider how you want a customer to .

Developing Objectives in E-mail Marketing

The media you use to deliver your marketing messages, such as mobile devices, Web sites, television ads, or postcards, are useless unless you combine them with actions that lead to specific objectives. If you don’t believe, grab a stack of your business cards, set them on your desk, and then wait . . . a long time. Business cards — by themselves — can’t do anything. You need to give them life by handing them .

Modify your blog’s theme

Themes are the style icons that drape themselves across the underlying framework, making them exactly what the users see. There are thousands available on the web, whether premium or free. Typically, premium themes offer more features and style, but there are plenty of free themes that make the grade, it’s just a matter of finding them. Once a theme has been found and installed it can be used immediately. However, the colors, fonts and background images .

Learn to edit your WordPress blog posts

Wordpress is designed in such a way that creating a new post for your blog is as simple as typing it in. You won’t, however, always get it right first time. If you’ve got a news-based the site then you might need to update a post with new information as it becomes available, or sometimes you will simply need to go back and correct a typo. Thankfully this is not a task to challenge anyone. A .

Introducing categories

Categories are the filing system in your local library. They help organize your posts into meaningful sections, enabling you to find every post of a particular type quickly and easily. Actions in Category Rather than having a fixed set of categories prescribed to you, however, WordPress lets you choose your own category structure to match your filing preferences. So if you’re creating a blog about different sports, you might want to create categories by the game; one for football, .

Working with tags

We've already gone the usage of product tags already in Creating Your First Products. Using tags works exactly in the same way that you're used to when writing WordPress posts. Writing WordPress posts Just be aware that Product Tags and Tags for Posts are actually separated from each other. You may find the tags that you already used by navigating to Products | Tags in the menu on the left-hand side of your screen. Note that .

Setting the categories, tags, and images for your product

After studying Setting up product categories and Creating Your First Product we will study Setting the categories, tags, and images for your product. Under the product data section, there's a possibility to use custom fields that we also know from regular WordPress posts. We do not need that now. Always first try if you can solve your need using the standard available Attributes and Tags. Product Categories So far we've just used the main part of the product .

Creating Your First Product

Once we've created some categories, it's time to start entering our first product. Click Products | Add Product in the menu on the left. Looking at the categories we created, most of the products will require sizing and colors as well. That's something we'll discuss later on, so, for now, we are going to create a simple women's belt in the category Accessories. In the example below you'll see that we already pre-filled a lot of .