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are talking about you and your product or service. Don't think this will work? Let me give you some examples. There are many bands who have gotten their start on MySpace. Simply by hosting some of their music online and blogging about themselves they developed a following. Soon they had record deals and contracts lined up. Of course to use services like MySpace you need to have something this target market needs. If you don't then you probably shouldn't put too much effort into MySpace. But that doesn't mean other social networking opportunities should be overlooked. As I mentioned above, LinkedIn is more of a professional introduction service. If your product or service fits here then by all means explore it further. And there are others as well. Services such as Yahoo!s MyWeb, Flickr, http://del.icio.us and more. So if you've ever wondered what other online opportunities could be out there, consider social networking. It could be the next great online marketing ch...

to the recipient so as much as possible you would want it to have a personal touch. If you do not know what to put in the card imagine sitting across your friend in the kitchen or in a restaurant. Think of the usual conversation that you have. After giving your usual how-are-you line, think of the conversation that follows. It can be about current events, latest news about your high school classmates or how good the weather has been in the past days. From this you can develop the message that you want to include in your card. Remember to keep it simple, quirky and funny. Remember also to use the right words. Just like talking to your friend across the table, greeting cards can also bring the right impression or ruin your reputation. You do not need to be wordy in the card or an expert writer to compose your message. As long as you are genuine in your words that is all that matters. Title: The Marketing Mix Word Count: 696 Summary: The P's of Marketing Keywords: Article Body: Produc...