Pluggable How Are You?

I plugged your blog.
I put your book.
I plugged your name.
I put the show.
I plugged your site.
I put your product.
I put your company.
I plugged in your new film.
I put your new album.

Do you love it when someone says that to you?

It means you are pluggable.

According to the Online Etymology Dictionary, the word connector is not on his "promotion", which means until 1902.

Today, it is defined as "informal,and favorable public mention of something. "

Interestingly, the word from a verb meaning to the importance is to work "vigorously."

So, that's the big question is:

Are people working flat out on favorable and publicly you mention?

Publicly meaning online.
Publicly referred person.
Public purposes on the phone.
Publicly defined over the airwaves.

How YOU can be plugged in?

Here is a list of seven ways to plug (more):

PLUG PRINCIPLE 1:Start early.
Build remarkability in your products and services, even before they are released. Create a minimum level of coolness will of course come in and chat.

PLUG PRINCIPLE 2: Make it simple.
Do you have a "Send this page to a friend!" Box on your homepage? Are you enabling with Digg, del.i.cious tagging software, and other people, you plug? I hope so, because people need to be links. And part of being plug-in makes it SUPER easy for people to tell their friendsThem.

PLUG PRINCIPLE 3: Keep a record.
Every time someone plugs you, write it in your plug-protocol. Whether it's a Google Alert, email, article, blog entry, or casual conversation, write it down. Keep track of your progress. Soon you will reach a critical mass. And that's when you reserve a direct relationship between constipation and profits.

PLUG PRINCIPLE 4: Do not ask.
Have you ever seen a merchant's e-mail signature, which read "Please notice me to your friends andFamily! ?

If so, you refer to this person?

Probably not!

Lesson learned: People are not for you if you ASK them to you plug connectors. Word of mouth is casual, unsolicited and authentic. Once you try to force you to lose it.

PLUG PRINCIPLE 5: Free is the key.
Best-selling author Doug Dvorak once gave 200 + copies of his book 1001 Ways to be Romantic, each person in line at the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Later in the night, Jay made a comment on the airMillions of viewers, holding a copy of the book for the camera. That is a hell of a plug's. What do you give away free? And you give it away, the right people?

PLUG PRINCIPLE 6: Be gracious.
Every time someone mentions you in their blog you wrote about in her column, or holding your book to a TV audience of millions, to thank her. Even if it is so simple blog comment, instant messaging or e-mail and said: "Thanks for the link love." This gratitude doesreceptive to win future blessings.

PLUG PRINCIPLE reply 7:.
He, the first connector plugged GETS back. Period.

Who have you been this week?

REMEMBER: Word of mouth is a beautiful thing. It is the most effective, most honest, the cheapest and most sincere form of marketing in the world.

And it is a function of your ability to-day operations interchangeably.

Are people working flat out on favorable and publicly you mention?

I wonder YATHIS ...
Are you plugged?

Let me THIS ...