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O&P on eBay? You won't believe what they've got.
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Kristine Houck ordered a Lizzypalooza t-shirt, so did Robin Burton and...! Did you?
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Eagles have the best eyesight on the planet. Hence
the term eagle-eyed.
The average eagle has an
eyesight capability 8 to 12 times better than
humans. National Geographic claims that, if they
could read, eagles could read a newspaper?s print at
300 meters.
300 meters is about 984 feet.
984 feet is almost 3 football fields long.
Compare that to an ostrich.
It's a
myth that ostriches bury their heads in the
sand. When an ostrich
senses danger and can't run away, it flops to the
ground and remains still, with its head and neck
flat on the ground in front of it.
Because
the head
and neck are sandy colored, they blend in. From a
distance, it just looks
like the ostrich has buried its head in the sand,
because only the body is visible.
Whatever.
It's still got its head on the sand.
Can't see much from there.
So, are you a
marketing eagle...or an ostrich?
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Can you see this from 3 football fields away?
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Position your business correctly for the "Age of Arthritis"
From Newswise:
A
leg length difference of as little as
two centimeters (about 4/5's of an inch) is
definitely associated with knee and hip
osteoarthritis, according to research
presented this
week at the American College of Rheumatology Annual
Scientific Meeting in Washington, DC.
To examine the relationship between leg length
inequality and knee and/or hip osteoarthritis,
researchers conducted...(a) study with 3,161
participants...
Compared to people with equal leg lengths, those
with two or more centimeters of difference in the
length of their legs were more likely to have
osteoarthritis in their right hip or, most often,
their left or right knee, and were more likely to
have more severe disease...for the rest of the
study (aka niche marketing opportunity!), click
here.
Want to know more about the coming epidemic of
joint disease?
Click
here to read what Time magazine had to say.
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Marketing Tips & Tools
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"How Long Till Marketing Works?"
From Jay Conrad Levinson, the father of guerilla
marketing himself...
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Marketing gold star of the week goes to...
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Click
here to find out who really knows how to
cost-effectively promote their website! It worked
on me. I clicked!
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