Are you in need of tax leads?

Are you in need of tax leads? 

Our tax preparation leads & unfilled tax return Leads are individuals or businesses that are currently seeking help with filing their taxes. These leads are generally people who have missed the tax filing deadline and are looking to file past due taxes. Sometimes these individuals will owe taxes and will need help setting up payment plans or negotiating some other type of settlement.

These tax leads are available all year, not just tax season. These are great leads to keep any accounting firm busy all year round after their busy season gets over with.

Individual or business who have unfilled taxes

These leads are 100% exclusive to you 

Tax Preparation lead is $16.00 - $22.00 Each

Tax Resolution lead is $50.00 - $80.00 Each

Receive the lead real time after someone submits and online form requesting help

Use Affiliate Marketing to generate quality inbound tax leads, student loan consolidation leads.

Use Affiliate Marketing to generate quality inbound tax leads, student loan consolidation leads.

Building relationships is important for affiliate marketers because you’ll build trust with your audience. People buy from those they trust. Focus on building relationships first. Strong relationships often lead to affiliate marketing success due to the “know, like, trust principle.” 

Build traffic that counts so that you have more ready to buy eyes on your products. To do this you must understand your audience and target them. Affiliate marketers who promote products they have tried and used are more successful. 

At the very least, ensure you’ve familiarized yourself with the product creator so you know their product is good and their customer service is top notch. When you are particular about the products you promote, you build trust with your audience. If your buyers have positive experiences, they’ll take your advice again. Don’t burn bridges. If a product is not as good as you thought it would be, go through the proper channels to let the creator know. Avoid “slamming” the product in a negative post.

We don't find leads, we bring you customers.

We don't find leads, we bring you customers.

Lead Stream gets new customers to call you. That's where lead generation services fall short.

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With our SEO strategy, we raise your web search
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Content Marketing

Content Marketing

Content should guide your reader to take the actions you want. Due to this, the best form of content to use is persuasive content, which is often seen in sales pages and articles. 

Create info-graphics about topics in your industry that are important. As people share the info-graphic, you’ll likely see more traffic and sales. 

A great way to broaden your marketing reach is to promote your content via social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, where people tend to gather and share info with friends. Provide content to your loyal readers before you promote the information, product, or service on other platforms. This encourages people to become a loyal VIP member.

1. Use both long form and short form posts to attract your audience. Long posts, over 1000 words, signal to readers and search engines that you’re an authority on the topic.

2. Focus on providing value and solutions in the content you share with readers, rather than making sales. You don’t want to be perceived as being only interested in the money.

3. Stay focused on your target market when planning content. Create a buyer persona or customer profile. Refer to the profile any time you want to make sure you’re meeting your ideal buyer’s needs.

4. Guest post on top ranked sites that allow you to use a good bio with a couple of links to your sales pages and website. Write unique content that is specifically for each site’s members, which should also fit your target market’s profile.

5. Avoid using click-bait headlines. Even if the so-called news does it, it’s not a good practice and ultimately ends up turning off readers. Keep it real.

6. Create headlines with a purpose. The content’s headline should allude to what readers will learn and why they should click through to read it.

7. Share and promote your own content as if it’s a product. Pay to promote it, share it multiple times, and encourage commenting and sharing by others.

8. Repurpose and re-use older content by turning it into something new. A top-10 post can become a top-10 YouTube video. A “how to” blog post can become an information product, when fleshed out to include more examples and instructions.

9. Get more readers to syndicate your content with a solution like Outbrain.com. It’s a good way to increase your popularity and authority.

10. Don’t go into content marketing blindly. Create and follow a content marketing plan, which includes strategies based on the products and services you want to promote.

11. Use keywords and other SEO strategies in your content but make the viewer’s experience your top priority. Keep them happy. Your audience will determine whether your content should be shared. Make your content easy to understand, consume, and share.

12. Reference influencers in your content. Include a simple quote by an influencer and tag  or notify them. It’s a great way to get their attention and potentially encourage sharing.

13. Keep in mind that content isn’t just text. There are many forms and formats such as videos, posts, articles, white papers, infographics, audio, and many more. Each type will interest your audience, if it relates to relevant niche topics and meets the member’s needs.

14. Focus on evergreen content but pay attention to headlines so you can include trending content on the fly. Make it a habit to check trends once a day so that you can get in on the action, should something interesting turn-up.

15. When you create content, write as if you’re talking to one reader and he or she is your friend. People tune-out when they feel that they are just a number to you. Use your content to engage your audience while making them feel special and appreciated.

16. If you hate writing, find a freelancer to help you create and distribute the content. Unless you effectively communicate with your audience on a regular basis, they will forget about you. Keep them coming back by supplying the content they search for.

17. Automate and delegate wisely. Auto posting and such is fine, as is hiring team members to handle some things. However, you still need to interact with your audience to gain their respect, earn their trust, and build relationships. Connect with content.

18. Follow your strategic content marketing plan. If you’re winging it, you’re going to get lost. This plan is your business map to success. It tells you where to go, who to take with you, how to get there, what to do when you arrive, and suggests other places of interest.

19. Use keyword tools to help you plan content that your audience is already looking for. Your job is to give them what they want, not make them want what you’re giving them.

20. Leverage the power of social media to ensure that your content is seen. Cross promote every piece of content you produce regardless of form. For example, promote your YouTube videos on Facebook. Then promote your Facebook community on your videos.

21. Give your content visual appeal. People learn and remember more when you include a relevant image beside content text.

22. If there is a cause that you share with your audience, incorporate it in your marketing strategy. For example, if you have a vegan blog, you could donate 10 percent of your earnings to a community garden project.

23. Dig for stats and data to back up your ideas and assumptions so that your audience will see you as an authority on the matter. Always quote your source and link back to it so that your audience knows where you got the information.

24. Curate content from authoritative sources and give your opinion about the information rather than just share it without comment.

25. Ask your audience what they’d like to see you produce. For example, ask your Snapchat audience for questions that you can answer on YouTube. Then you can turn each of the questions into a separate blog post.

26. Create a distribution strategy for your content. How are you going to get more people to read it? For example, you might add an article to your site, share it on your social networks, or email subscribers about it.

Do's and Don'ts for generating inbound leads for your business.

Do's and Don'ts for generating inbound leads for your business.

Building your business with networking is important, but you need to make sure you do it right. To ensure that you do it correctly and don’t make common mistakes, here are the dos and don’ts of networking at local events.

Networking Do’s

* Thoroughly practice your thirty-second elevator pitch so you can get all of the points out that you need to express to people in just thirty seconds. It should be second nature, so when you meet people on the fly you can tell them what you’re all about.

* Social media is great, but so are face-to-face meetings. When your online contacts are in the area, plan time to meet face to face. Attend regular meet-ups in your area as well. Those face-to-face meetings are great for making connections.

* Have a good handshake. A handshake says a lot about a person. Make it a good, firm handshake.

* Always have your business cards at the ready. You really never know when you’re going to meet someone, so be sure you carry business cards with you at all times.

* If you make a promise, then be sure that you follow through on it. Follow up with the people that you meet. This is going to build those relationships you made nice and strong.

* Keep in touch. Have regular meetings with your network, and be sure to offer them your assistance when asking for their help on something. If you’re having an event, then invite the people in your network too.

* Ask for help. If you’re looking to expand your business, then you need people to help you get the word out. Make sure you ask your network to help you out with spreading the word on whatever you’re working on or whatever you need help with.

* Set goals. Having measurable goals in your networking will help keep you on track and get your business where you want it to be on a specific timeline.

* Be grateful. Saying thank you to your contacts will go a long way in showing your appreciation for what they have done for you.

* Find ways to give back to your network. This is a great way to show appreciation, but it also builds those relationships even stronger when you can help out those who have helped you. No one wants to feel used, so that’s why it’s so important to give back.

Networking Don’ts

* Hard sell. If it’s the first time meeting someone, then you shouldn’t do a hard sell on your product. This should be a time of getting to know you and what you are all about, not about getting money out of someone for your product.

* Monopolize the time talking about yourself. You should be finding out about the person you’re meeting rather than telling them all about you. If you show interest in the other person, then they will be more interested in you as someone who listens.

* Drink too much. Give yourself a two drink maximum when you’re networking. It will make sure that you are coherent when you talk, and that you don’t say anything you later wish you hadn’t.

Your Website Is Beautiful - But Where Are the Profits?

Your Website Is Beautiful - But Where Are the Profits?

 
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Most new e-business owners realize they need a website that looks professional.  But how elaborate do you need to be? 

How much energy, creativity and money should you invest so that visitors gasp, “Wow – what a beautiful website?”

Experienced business owners know: Your goal is to create a website that sells, not a site that wins the electronic version of Miss Universe.  Most of the time you’ll want to win sales contests not beauty contests.Remember the commercial about the beer and the dog?   A man sends his dog into the kitchen to get him a beer.  We hear sounds of a refrigerator opening and a can opener humming...and then we hear lapping sounds.  Oh no! The dog is drinking the beer! Great commercial, right? Except ... can you remember the brand of beer?

And of course, we’ve all seen that big pink battery-powered rabbit. But many viewers can’t remember the sponsor’s brand.

(1) Emphasize your marketing message.

Recently I heard a speaking professional say, “My speaking wardrobe is designed to avoid calling attention to me. When the audience is thinking, ‘What a beautiful suit!’ or ‘What a mess!” they’re not listening to my message.” Your website works the same way. Stay focused on the content.

(2) Use graphics sparingly.

Graphics take a while to load. And what sells your product? Research shows visitors seek information. So, use graphics to convey specific messages. A fitness site could show a before-and-after. And real estate sites can show examples of real houses.

(3) Use meaningful graphics.

One award-winning site featured a menu on an elaborately drawn 3-ring notebook. The words were hard to read and frankly I’m not sure I remember what the site was all about. But let’s say you want to target a business audience.  You’d show pinstripes and briefcases. Sure, your target market wears business casual and carries canvas. But they’ll pick up the symbolism, especially if you’re trying to differentiate yourself from a leisure or family market.

(4) Skip flash and frames (usually).

You probably know this already. Search engines don’t like frames and your visitors will get impatient waiting for flash to load. If you’re a famous musician (like Coldplay) or author (like Lawrence Block) you can create an elaborate site and your fans will wait half an hour, if need be.  They’ll expect something out of the ordinary. And if you’re a web designer, you probably need to showcase some of your tricks. But most of the time, I believe websites are like basketball games. Web copy is out on the court, putting points on the board.  Readers look for smooth moves and sharp uniforms but they’re mostly paying attention to the action.

(5) Create a great headline for each page.

Research shows, over and over, that readers respond first to your headline. If they’re intrigued, they’ll go on to read your copy. Readers look first for headlines that communicate, “I share your pain!” They’ve got problems and they’re surfing for solutions. And they don’t have much time. Bottom line: Focus on creating and communicating a great marketing message. Frame your message so you come across as professional but keep your website focused on learning how you can provide solutions to their challenges.

Are you in need of IRS tax resolution leads?

Are you in need of IRS tax resolution leads? Marketing For the Tax Attorney or Tax Law Firm that has the resources to handle live lead transfers, then our extremely popular, targeted IRS Tax Settlement Live leads program is for you. 

American Consumer Niche Marketing Services has a unique system that gets these individuals live with tax debt, on the phone with your office. Just let us know how many IRS tax debt leads you need. American Consumer Niche Marketing Services pre-qualifies the clients by the demographics you are looking for before we even start calling them, leading to less wait time between transfers. Since the leads are qualified and are reliable, it saves you the time of having to cold call them to figure out their relevance or to ensure that they do have an IRS Tax Debt Settlement need. Imagine…100% relevant leads live on the phone waiting to talk to you. Even with our double verification system, you can rest assured with our generous replacement guarantee for the leads that do not work out.

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A niche market is simply a group of people with similar interests and needs. They are very passionate about their topic of interest.

A niche market is simply a group of people with similar interests and needs. They are very passionate about their topic of interest. 

Think of a small pond packed with starving fish and you have the bait specific to their needs; they will like what you have to offer the best. This is a niche; American Consumer Niche Marketing can help your business find prospects in your niche market.

Why niche marketing? Well, unless you are a huge corporation with bottomless pockets, niche marketing is the way to go. You see most of the large corporations blow off niche markets because they are not trying to make an additional $1000 to $15000 per month like many home-based business entrepreneurs and other small business owners. They are seeking to make millions per month, which is good for you because you don’t have to compete with those companies that have massive marketing budgets. 

It really is easy to find potential customers in niche markets. Here are some examples: You get the picture. Before you decide which niche market to target for your home- based business, here are four important points to consider:

1. Is the market easily defined and reachable? Do you know where they hangout? What kind of trade journals or publications do they read? Do they have clubs or are members of organizations?
2. Is the market small enough that you will not have tons of competitors, but still large enough for you to make a good profit?
3. Does the market have the money to spend?
4. Does the group have an insane passion for their hobby or topic of interest? Do they eat, sleep, and breathe their hobby? Doing research related to these questions will help you pick the perfect niche market for your home-based business. As you think about starting a home-based business and what market to target, follow the above suggestions and you will be way ahead of many other home-based business opportunity seekers who want to start a work-at-home business.

10 Social Media Marketing Tips

10 Social Media Marketing Tips

1) You could add your age and your mental characteristics to your web site profile. Many people add their best habits and total net worth. A final point is you can add your favorite luxury car and yard game.

2) You may advertise the awards you won and your heritage in your social profile. Plenty of people advertise airports they traveled on and their biggest pet peeve. To close you might add your favorite lifestyle and word game.

3) You can air your best childhood memory and you physical characteristics to your forum profile. Various people list antiques they owned and the no. of years they worked as an employee. A last point is you should add your favorite leg exercises and words.

4) You might list the best choices you've made and workouts you’ve done to your member profile. Tons of people announce the appliances they owned and the years they've owned their business. In ending you could add your favorite law and winter sport.

5) You could announce your best college memory and wishes that came true to your follower profile. Some people author the bad habits they quit and their yearly career income. A end point is you can add your favorite language and wild animals.

 6) You may author your best family vacation and about your neighbors to your chat profile. A number of people bring up beaches they've visited and the year they retired. To end you might add your favorite landmark and web site.

7) You can bring up your best friends and where your meant spouse to your networking profile. Certain people broadcast the best compliment they've got and their work stories. And finally you should add your favorite kid game and weather.

8) You might broadcast your best friends in college and what web site you often visit to your friend profile. Several people catalog boats they've owned and their work goals they've completed. In closing you could add your favorite joke and water sport.

9) You could catalog your best friends in school and weird things you've done to your blog profile. Numerous people add buildings they own and what music they listen too.

 10) You may list your best memory as a children and the weight you've lost to your subscriber profile. Many people chronicle cabins they own and what movies they've watched. To finalize you might add your favorite investment and video game to it.

LEAD GENERATION Today, a business may need one specialized type of lead or a customized selection.

LEAD GENERATION Today, a business may need one specialized type of lead or a customized selection. 

Understanding the lead lifecycle, lead generation and ‘lead scoring’ is one of the best things you can possibly do for your business if you want to increase your turnover, revenue and profits while also increasing the brand loyalty and trust you get for your business.

The problem is that too many people don’t think about leads and instead focus just on sales. They believe the aim of their website is to convert as many visitors as possible and to maximize their sales. The irony is that this actually ends up driving away a lot of potential customers and actually reducing their profits significantly.

Either way, we can deliver. Check out a few of the different types of leads we generate. Email Email marketing is a primary source of business for many companies because of its volume flexibility and the easy analytics associated with the method. As a direct marketing method, it is easy to ramp up or down marketing campaigns as needed. 

Why is that? Because people don’t like to be sold to. And the best way to understand this is to think about it in terms of dating…

American Niche Marketing Services specializes in email marketing leads. In fact, this is how we got our name. We are an experienced email publisher and have created campaigns across many different verticals. Our own lists include millions of consumers with various attributes, interests and needs. Live Calls As we developed our lead generation techniques, it was natural that live call leads would become very important to us and our customers. For you, live calls are a great fit they mean that customers are on the phone and ready to talk business. 

When it comes to internet traffic many individuals let the search engines do all of the work for them.

When it comes to internet traffic many individuals let the search engines do all of the work for them. 

When you create a website, it is likely that you will have content on your website. That content most commonly includes articles. Search engines use that content to rank your website. 

Being the owner of a high ranking website will often result in more online visitors. Depending on the type of website you have, more website visitors could mean more profits. 

Unfortunately, with an unlimited number of online websites, not everyone can have a high ranking website. This means that, in addition to search engines, you should promote your online website in other ways. One way that you could promote your online website, to increase the number of page views it sees, is to take advantage of online video websites. Online video websites are rapidly increasing in popularity and that popularity may be able to help make your website a success.  As you can easily tell by their name, online video websites are websites that host a wide collection of different videos.  Many of these videos are considered homemade because they are made by people just like you. When it comes to promoting you website, with online video websites, there is one thing that you will want to keep in mind. Most internet users do not enjoy watching videos that appear as spam. This means that you will want to promote your online business to the best of your ability, without trying to appear too pushy. This can easily be done a number of different ways. If you are the owner of an online website that sells a particular product or service, you may want to consider promoting or showcasing that product or service. You can easily do this by showing samples of your work. It may also be a good idea to explain how long you have been making the products or offering the services that you currently offer. Although you will want to promote your online website and the products you are selling, you will also want to keep your video as general as it can be. This will help to keep it from looking like increasing your sales the only goal of your video. If you choose to do so, you will want to offer information on your business at the end of your video.

Creating Email Lists for Marketing Campaigns

Creating Email Lists for Marketing Campaigns

If you plan to do some Internet marketing to promote your business endeavor, you should seriously consider email marketing as at least one tier of your Internet marketing campaign. Many business owners shy away from email marketing because they believe all email marketing campaigns are purely spam.

However, this is not true and not partaking in this type of marketing can cause your business to lose out on a great deal of business. By not appealing to potential customers via email, your business may lose a great deal of business to competitors who are using email marketing campaigns to reach customers around the world. However, the first step of an email marketing campaign should be creating an email distribution list. This article will discuss some popular options for doing this and should help to the reader to learn more about what is acceptable and what is not when it comes to email marketing.

Once you have made the decision to start using email marketing to promote your business you are likely facing the dilemma of compiling an email distribution list. This is essentially a list of email addresses to which you will email your advertising and promotional materials. One common way to gain a list of email addresses is to purchase a list from distributors. However, this method is not very effective at all and we do not recommend it. The problem with purchasing an email list if you have no way of knowing whether or not the members of the list would have any interest at all in your products or services. This is very important because while you want to reach a large audience with your email marketing you also want this audience to be members of your overall target audience. 

When you purchase an email list you may be sending your email messages to some users who might be interested but this is largely coincidental and is not likely to be well received because the message was not solicited. 

Internet users are very quick to delete materials they believe to be spam without even opening or reading the emails. In fact some Internet service providers include spam filters which may automatically delete your emails if your messages are deemed to be spam. These filters run complex algorithms on the subject heading and content of the message to determine whether or not it is spam and are quite adept at weeding out spam. Therefore you run the risk of having your email marketing effort turn out to be a complete waste if the majority of recipients never even read or receive the message. 

A far better way to create an email distribution list for your email marketing campaign is to ask current customers as well as interested potential customers to register with your website to receive additional information and periodic updates about your products and services as well as other information which might be of interest to them. This provides you with a database of email addresses from current customers as well as potential customers who have a genuine interest in your products and services and who are interested in learning more about these products and services. 

Once you have a list of interested customers or potential customers you can send emails or create e-newsletter for distribution to the members of your email list. These documents should contain a wealth of valuable information as well as a soft sell pitch for your products and services. This information will be valued by the readers and may help to persuade them to try your products and services. 

You might also want to include useful links to either your website as well as other websites which may be of interest to your readers. Your content should also contain a portion which urges the reader to take a specific action such as making a purchase or at least investigating a product further. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

2017 SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING INDUSTRY REPORT How Marketers Are Using Social Media to Grow Their Businesses.

2017 SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING INDUSTRY REPORT How Marketers Are Using Social Media to Grow Their Businesses. 

Executive summaryThis study surveyed over 3700 marketers with the goal of understanding how they're using social media to grow and promote their businesses. Keep Reading and you'll discover: 

• The top social media questions marketers want answered: We reveal the big questions marketing pros want answered about social media. • The time commitment: We examine the weekly hours marketers invest in their social media efforts. This analysis will be helpful for marketers just getting started or those seeking support staff. 

• The benefits of social media marketing: This section of our study reveals all of the major advantages marketers are achieving with their social media efforts. We also look at how weekly time invested and years of experience affect the results. 
• Most-used social media platforms: Discover which platforms marketers are using and how their usage will change this year. We also examine which platforms experienced marketers are using. 
• Social media networks people want to learn more about: In this section, we reveal the social platforms that marketers are most interested in learning about. 
• Other analyses: We also examine the role of content in social media marketing, paid social media and how marketers respond when new networks emerge. In addition, we take a look at how business-to-business (B2B) companies differ from business-to-consumer (B2C) companies and whether the size of a business has any bearing on results. 

We also highlight significant changes since our 2014study. How to use this report: Regardless of your experience with social media marketing, there's something here for you. If you're a beginner, take a look at the time commitment, benefits and platforms that your peers are using. If you're experienced with social media, compare yourself against other marketers, see which platforms they're looking at next and determine whether you're achieving the same benefits as your more experienced peers.

Major findings Here's a quick summary of our primary findings: • Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn hold the top spots for future plans: A significant 66% of marketers plan on increasing their use of these social networks. • Marketers want to learn most about Facebook: While 93% of marketers are using Facebook, 68% want to learn more about it and 62% plan on increasing Facebook activities. • Video becoming important: A significant 57% of marketers use video in their marketing; however, 72% want to learn more about video marketing and plan on increasing their use of video. • Pod casting on growth trajectory: Only 10% of marketers are involved with pod casting, yet 26% plan on increasing their pod casting activities and 43% of marketers want to learn more about pod casting. • Facebook and LinkedIn are the two most important social networks for marketers. When allowed to only select one platform, 52% of marketers selected Facebook, followed by LinkedIn at 21%. • Most marketers aren't sure their Facebook marketing is effective: Only 45% of marketers think that their Facebook efforts are effective. • Tactics and engagement are top areas marketers want to master: At least 91% of marketers want to know the most effective social tactics and the best ways to engage their audience with social media. The above summary is merely a taste of what's in this report. On the following pages, you'll find more than 80 charts that visually convey some fascinating findings. For example, we look at which social networks are used by those who invest the most time in social media marketing, the benefits achieved by those who've been at this for years and how marketers respond to new social networks

The Basics of Marketing Marketing is a vast field and the trends, activities and organizations are constantly changing and evolving so it would not be wise to define preset guidelines to the basics of marketing. It is essentially the positioning of a product, which a customer needs in a particular place at a price that the customer sees value for money for the product/service.

The Basics of Marketing Marketing is a vast field and the trends, activities and organizations are constantly changing and evolving so it would not be wise to define preset guidelines to the basics of marketing.  It is essentially the positioning of a product, which a customer needs in a particular place at a price that the customer sees value for money for the product/service. 

Any product/service that is able to address the above has successfully marketed itself. The list might seem relatively simple but there are several contributors that lead to a seemingly simple desirable outcome and it takes extensive research and accurate analysis of the data targeted and created in the demographic basis which the pricing is determined. 

It is worthwhile to note that marketing is the study of several factors and there are times when the most expensive marketing fails to return value for money, on close inspection it would not be hard to find that one or more of the primary contributors have been overlooked. How marketing is approached can broadly be classified into one of the two categories mentioned below. 

 Most often companies create a product that they think the customer needs and then spend money and crucial budget on getting the customer to accept the product/service. It is not about what they think the customer needs, it is about knowing what the customer demand is and then working on it. There is no use creating a beautiful garden which might not flourish in the climatic conditions of the target market: