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Rochester, NY (PRWEB) December 07, 2011
Ben Cummings is founder of Practice Building Center, the web’s largest chiropractic marketing forum and training website. He recently traveled to the tropical island of St. Barts to film a training about how doctors can earn passive income from internet marketing and affiliate marketing.
Why is Ben Cummings uniquely qualified to teach internet marketing? He developed over two dozen small niche websites that average approximately $ 100 per day in passive income. He is now teaching chiropractors how to replicate his business formula to earn additional income.
“Doctors are getting abused by big insurance. No one in the industry can tell me things are getting better with regards to reimbursements,” says Ben Cummings. “In addition our economy remains sluggish. Doctors reached out to me and asked me to teach them how I earn income running small niche websites. That is what made me decide to fly to St. Barts to film a series of videos sharing my business model with our clients.”
Why St. Barts? Ben asserts that it was the perfect example of earning money passively. He demonstrated through a travel blog how he earned $ 1,100 per day while on vacation on the island from a single niche website. “I did it to prove that anyone could succeed in the internet marketing business, including chiropractors. Usually I teach chiropractic marketing, but this time I wanted to show them my approach so it would inspire them to get into this business.”
Last year Ben launched a new training program called Doctors Extreme Internet Income. “Despite the strange sounding title, it turned out to be the most successful training I’ve ever done,” says Ben. “This training was so popular that when we launched the program last year, it sold out in 120 minutes. This year, we expect the demand to be even greater. It just shows how there is a need for income diversification in the chiropractic profession.”
Why is the internet marketing business a good fit for chiropractors? “Chiropractors are entrepreneurs. They are folks who took a risk to start their own business. The internet marketing and affiliate marketing business has low start up costs, it is a fun business, and it is the perfect side-line business to start while maintaining a practice.”
Where can a chiropractor learn more? Doctors Extreme Internet Income is only available to members of Practice Building Center, which is Ben Cummings private chiropractic marketing membership training site.
Ben thinks this is important information for chiropractors, and asks chiropractors to Like his Page on Facebook to learn exclusive tips and tricks. “I’d appreciate your help in spreading the word amongst chiropractors,” says Ben Cummings.
Like this? Check out Ben’s last article: Chiropractic Marketing Consultant Releases Report About 11 Success Behaviors in Chiropractors
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(PRWEB) July 17, 2010
The latest eTravel Benchmark study from eDigitalResearch reveals that online travel websites are still failing to deliver adequate customer service. 43 out of the 47 websites reviewed have been affected by ?satisfactory?, ?poor? or ?very poor? customer service scores, with the airlines sector failing to answer over 51% of all email queries.
Across the benchmark measures, the initial research and flexibility of the search facility scored well across all sectors of the travel market, with people able to search with a budget, timeframe or destination in mind, as well as getting detailed information about their chosen destination, even down to a local weather forecast.
However, while it is good to deliver customer self-service, it does need to be backed up by quality customer service support, as people often have further queries or want to confirm their findings.
Lloyd Viney, associate director of eDigitalResearch comments: ?More online travel sites are looking to reduce traffic through their customer service departments by increasing the amount of information they put on their websites. However, as holidays are the single biggest annual purchase for many, people tend to rely on customer service contact to give them confidence in the booking process. A poor experience here will ultimately result in customers retracting their business.
In what is becoming known as an ?experience economy?, where consumers purchase based on their own and other people?s experiences, it is vital that the travel sector addresses the online customer journey, as this is where they will win business.”
While it is fair to acknowledge that the recent ash cloud will have impacted results to an extent, the difference in ranking for those that scored well for customer service and those that didn?t is massive, clearly indicating the potential for market differentiation. Industry best-practice came from Booking.com, who answered 100% of emails, 60% of which received a response within six hours.
Premier Inn beat Booking.com to claim the overall top spot, its second consecutive leading score. Scoring 82.8% (weighted average across all benchmark measures), Premier Inn was rated highly from good first impressions through to its easy to use search function, overall booking process and customer service.
However, its high score wasn?t reflected across the hotel chains sector, with this sector being among the worst performers alongside online travel agents.
While the travel industry is marginally closing the gap with the retail sector, the best performer across multiple industry sectors, there is still a long way to go given the weaker customer service scores. There is more than 10% separating the retail and travel sectors overall with regards to customer service.
Lloyd concludes: ?With more people now shopping online and a wealth of choice offered through the online medium, brands need to better engage with consumers in order to retain and attract business. Leading retailers are increasingly involving the customer more through online polls, forums, mini-communities and product ratings. Travel brands need to mirror this approach by developing more interactive websites.?
If you would like to see the full presentation, please visit: https://ecustomeropinions.com/survey/survey.php?sid=206573467
For more information, please contact Natalie Lyndon at Merchant Marketing Group on 023 8021 5389 or natalie(at)merchantmarketinggroup(dot)com
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