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The Collector's Marketing Resource Center provides creative solutions for successful websites

I provide collectors with creative solutions for successful websites.

What you need to create your site. What you need to promote your site. Creative advice from me Here's how to use the Internet to research the value of your potentially priceless antiques & collectibles. World's Fair collecting offers collectors of all kinds an opportunity to share common ground. Here's a bunch of good books, newsletters and resources for selling antiques & collectibles online.

 


These are some cool pictures from the
1904 World's Fair.

 

This is really me!
Jim Crawford
Internet Marketing
Consultant

 

Trying to figure out this whole web thing can be overwhelming. There are so many websites, so many options, so much to read. Learning about web design, graphics, low cost web hosting, optimization and promotion takes a lot of effort and time - time collectors would rather spend buying and selling antiques and collectibles.

Let me help. It's what I do.

I'm online everyday, reading all I can about Internet Marketing, design and promotion. I've been at this web game for many years now, and I've managed to learn a few things, which I am happy to share with you.

The most valuable lesson I've learned is that you must "Give, then receive." So that's what I do. My goal is not to develop your website for you, but provide you with the information you need to do the work yourself.

If you need quality Online Marketing, I recommend Web.com.

My Latest Articles

 

How To Optimize

Here's my article on how to optimize your website for the search engines.

 

Internet Marketing Consultant Jim Crawford provides collectors with creative solutions for developing successful websites

The Email Waiting Game.

How long do you wait to respond to your email?

One of my favorite things to do is to write back to people immediately, minutes after I read their message. It surprises (and pleases) most people quite a bit. Now I can't do it with every email I receive - sometimes I'm away from my office, sometimes I'm too busy and sometimes I just procrastinate. 

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