Get International Clients Sunday Blog Carnival # 1

This is the first Get International Clients Sunday Blog Carnival. I initiated this Blog Carnival 3 days ago and I’m happy to have all of these entries.

This week we go from sales to internet marketing and include one post in French, so there is a little something for everyone.

Starting off this week is Robert Phillips. As a means of statistical analysis, on May 6th Robert Phillips looked up the page ranks and Alexa ranks of his blog carnival submission service. This was done for the purpose of tracking these sites over time. Last week, Robert went back and looked at the PR & Alexa rank again with some very interesting results. Read on as Robert presents: How to Quickly Improve PR & Alexa posted at CYBERCA$HOLOGY

Anya presents the ATSCo embers Conference, June 5th 2008 where sales motivational speaker Gavin Ingham will be speaking: ATSCo (Association of Technology Staffing Companies) Members Conference, June 5th 2008 posted at Gavin Ingham.

Marcus Hochstadt has decided to not use a FeedBurner, and presents his reasons why in: Why I Do Not Use FeedBurner posted at Internet Business Guide. If you go to Marcus’ home page you can also see how he is tracking all of his different internet rankings. He is probably one of the most serious

Ed Rivis, as part of his pre-launch for Stats Faceslap ran a contest asking “What would you most like to know about the people who visit your site” and he presents the winner here: Question Time Close: The winner is… posted at Web Marketing with Ed Rivis. Ed delivers Web Marketing Strategy for Small Business Success.

Philippe Douay presents his monthly newsletter. His website presently services a portion of France but he is looking to commercialize this product for use in any country, any region. La lettre d’information du site Entreprise 77 posted at entreprise 77.

Anya posts an article on salespeople. These people need common sense, to be able to get along with others, to be able to build rapport with a wide variety of people, to be able to understand the problems and issues that different people face and, most importantly, they do need to be able to help their clients to make the right decisions to solve those issues in the right way. All this and more in: Why people think salespeople are stupid… posted by Gavin Ingham.

Terry Dean presents an important fact that is true no matter where your client sits; “If there was one skill you could learn that would almost guarantee the success of your Internet business, it would be copywriting.” Art of Persuasion posted at Internet Business Coaching by Terry Dean . Terry Dean created MyMarketingCoach in 2006 as a solution for entrepreneurs who are overworked, overstressed, and not earning the kind of income they want in their business.

Cindy King received a question on how to make sure that your clients can read foreign characters when presenting in different languages, the example was for posts in Russian. Making the change is easy and she presents how to do the changes at: How To Set Your Computer To Read Foreign Languages posted at Cindy King.

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