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This document discusses online lead generation strategies. It begins by outlining a structured approach to online lead generation and moving prospects through the buying cycle. It then provides an introduction to the presenter and their experience in marketing consulting. The rest of the document discusses types of website visitors, the buying cycle, listening tactics like surveys and analytics to understand customers, and marketing tactics like paid search, email, social media and content marketing. It concludes with suggestions for conversion tactics like demonstrating benefits, building trust and reducing friction.

The 2013 Miami Real Estate Market ReportKijner & Sons International Realty

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El102 lecture1Degi_Mis

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Jessica read an article in Scholastic News about ways to save money for schools. She has some additional ideas for helping the Brighton school district, including installing solar panels which would save money and benefit the community. While the article suggested putting advertisements in schools, Jessica disagrees with this idea as some ads may be inappropriate or something parents do not want children to see.

The 'Big Bad Chipmunks'jessicaschool11

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Bobby Tott builds three different houses that are destroyed by three mischievous chipmunks. His first house is made of cotton candy, which the chipmunks easily eat through. His second house is made of marshmallows and meets the same fate. For his third house, Bobby builds it out of hard jawbreakers so the chipmunks cannot eat through it. When they try, one chipmunk breaks its teeth on the jawbreakers and they flee in pain, leaving Bobby and his house intact.

Birds eye viewjessicaschool11

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The author describes her experience ziplining at Springhill. She hesitantly climbs the wooden stairs to the platform, feeling nervous. An employee attaches her harness to the wire and she jumps off, initially regretting looking down at the small people below. However, as she flies through the air with the wind in her hair, taking in the beautiful scenery, she realizes she is having fun. Too soon, her ride ends and she wants to go again, hoping to return next year to zipline once more at Springhill.

Birds eye viewjessicaschool11

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The author describes her experience going on a zipline at Springhill. She was hesitant at first climbing the stairs and platform to reach the starting point. When attached to the wire, she felt afraid looking down at the small people below. However, once jumping off, she let go of her fear and enjoyed the feeling of flying through the air while taking in the beautiful scenery. Though the ride ended quickly, she was left wanting to go again and looked forward to returning to Springhill to ride the zipline once more.

Ali baba and the forty thieves and aladdinjessicaschool11

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This document compares and contrasts the Arabian folktales Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves and Aladdin. [1] Both stories are Arabian folktales that feature thieves and a trickster character, though the heroes are different genders. [2] A key difference is that Ali Baba involves stealing gold while Aladdin does not, possibly due to it being a Disney film. [3] Additionally, Ali Baba is a written story while Aladdin is a movie.

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Bobby Tott builds a house out of cotton candy after his father warns him about three mischievous chipmunks. When the chipmunks ask to come inside, Bobby refuses based on his father's warning. True to the warning, the chipmunks begin eating the cotton candy house. Bobby flees and builds a new house out of mashed potatoes. He hears knocking at the door and a familiar voice asking to come in, but Bobby refuses entry again.