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About Rodney Brace

Rodney Brace has been a member since July 31st 2010, and has created 58 posts from scratch.

Rodney Brace's Bio

I've been working online for a few years. I mainly research and develop software to help people communicate more effectively online, mainly through video. I lead a team of programmers, developers and marketers, all working together to execute each project. To date, we have developed 3 in-demand programs and currently working on others.

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This Author's Website is http://www.RodneyBrace.com

Rodney Brace's Recent Articles

Facebook Webcam: webcam streaming on facebook pages

published Monday, February 20th, 2012 at 1:15 pm by

Facebook webcam streaming is becoming a popular topic, and why not? With more than 800 million active accounts on Facebook, someone is bound to want to stream their webcam on their page.

As of December 31, 2011 there were more than 37 million Facebook pages with 10 Likes or more.

Facebook webcam.

For the “professional” streaming their webcam on their page can be extremely valuable, especially if they can find an app that will let them communicate 2-way, face-to-face with page visitors.

Thanks to Facebook’s change to allow the use of iFrames users can now pull outside content into their pages (formerly known as fan pages). The means people can now use Web Site Communicator to stream their webcam on their Facebook page.

Simple steps:

  • Set up a Facebook Page (not to be confused with a profile page).
  • Set up a tab where you can add an iFrame (knowledge of iFrames is a must.)
  • Get our Facebook webcam app at http://www.FacebookWebcam.com

It can’t be any simpler.

Here’s to your Facebook page success!
Rodney Brace

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Does Your Sales Page Really Communicate?

published Friday, February 10th, 2012 at 8:35 am by

Your sales letter is not working.I want to ask you a question: how do you communicate with your web site visitors? On the surface, this may seem like a simple question to answer, but I challenge you to think hard and deep before you do.

Most web marketers would say they use the written words on their sales page to communicate. Herein lays a huge misunderstanding about communication. You see, while your sales letter may “tell” a story, that’s not true communication. Communication is a
two-way street. You can’t truly communicate with another person through a sales letter unless they can talk to you and ask you questions about your product or service.

This is a mistake made on the majority of web sites today. Webmasters spend millions of dollars a year on copywriting services to hone their written sales message. They spend millions more on split testing to see which sales letter works best. Of course, after spending countless dollars and hours, they may learn something meaningful, tweak it, and increase sales by a percentage point or two.

Do you have that kind of time and money? Most of us on the web do not. After putting in all that time and effort, would you be satisfied with increasing your sales only a few points? No, you would not.

Well, I have good news for you. Web Site Communicator instantly enables two-way communication between you and your web site visitors through our video chat service. Now you can truly exchange ideas, answer questions, offer suggestions, and share
information. And that’s especially good for you because when two people can finally communicate face to face, sales are bound to follow.

Chat LIVE on your website.

So take the challenge: look at your web site today and ask yourself if your sales page really communicates with your visitors. Truth is, it probably doesn’t. Now ask yourself how your relationship with your prospects would improve and how much additional business you would close if you could speak to your visitors, face to face, every day. Do you believe you could close more business that way? I know you do.

Visit Web Site Communicator to find out more.

Have an awesome week!
Rodney Brace

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My Secret for converting Website Traffic into Buyers

published Thursday, February 9th, 2012 at 10:39 am by

Top Secret for converting visitors into buyers.You’re about to discover how our groundbreaking solution is making it easier than ever before for people just like you to convert more of their web site traffic (visitors) into buyers.

It wasn’t too long ago when online marketing gurus said your site must use audio to promote your product or service. Soon web marketers started adding pre-recorded persuasive sales messages to their web pages in an effort to convert more of their visitors into buyers.

This tactic worked, for a while, but it wasn’t long after when the same online marketing gurus who had pushed the benefits of audio started to push the promises of pre-recorded video messages instead of simply audio.

People Buy From People.These early adopters discovered what sales experts have known for a long, long time: people buy from people. They don’t buy from companies. They don’t buy from web sites. They buy from people.

You see, it’s all about strengthening your relationship with your visitors. Pre-recorded audio and video, though, can’t do it alone. And that’s where Web Site Communicator comes in.

Our service enables you to use live, interactive audio and video to engage your visitors, one-on-one, belly-to-belly. Now your visitors can hear and see you and, if they have a web cam installed, you’ll be able to hear and see them, too!

Now you can change the way people perceive your site and service just by speaking with them – in person! And that helps your credibility go way, way up.

  • Welcome guests to your site.
  • Answer their questions.
  • Provide live support.
  • And, ultimately turn those visitors into buyers.

Can you say, “cha-ching”?

Here is a link to a video showing how you can benefit from this tool: http://www.websitecommunicator.com/how_it_works.php

If you prefer, simply pop on over to Web Site Communicator and check out the rest of the site.

Have an awesome day!
Rodney Brace

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Website Traffic: Are You Converting Your Website Traffic?

published Tuesday, January 31st, 2012 at 12:07 pm by

Website Traffic – this is the easiest way I know of to convert traffic into customers.

OK, so I’ve been away from my blog for awhile – not away from my desk – just away from my blog. I’ve been extremely busy with projects and just decided to stay focused on them.

Converting traffic into customers.Something happened today that made me get back to updating my blog. Let me explain.

I developed a service, some time ago, that lets website visitors (website traffic) connect with me LIVE, face-to-face on any of my websites. However, due to focusing on recent projects I have not been streaming LIVE on my sites as I have in the past. Today, I decided to fire up the webcam and stream my “mug” live on my sites. Well, would you believe than in no time at all I had a visitor to my site who wanted to talk to me.

We connected face-to-face with our webcams without having to download any software. He told me he had visited my site on several occasions over the past week in hopes of connecting with me, face-to-face, and talk about my live streaming webcam service. He was a little discourage at finding that I wasn’t streaming on my site promoting the very service I am selling. Was I glad we had the chat?!

He has a team of just over 100 people and they do just about everything together. He said he understands the “power” of face-to-face marketing and believes that Web Site Communicator (my service) will help him and his team convert their website traffic into customers. EUREKA! I have been telling people that for years!

So, he subscribed to my service and promised to bring his team and already, while I am writing this blog, 2 of his team members have subscribed.

Converting traffic into customers is money in your pocket.Folks, it isn’t rocket science discovering that face-to-face marketing can only HELP your business grow. If you are not adding this concept to your online marketing practices then ask yourself what you could be missing out on. For me, it could have been 101 users X $29.99 month = $3,028.99 EVERY MONTH. But, because I decided today to fire up my webcam I was able to convert website traffic into customers and increase my bottom line. CHA CHING.

Check out Web Site Communicator and see how this service can improve your marketing efforts and grow your bottom line.

To your success,
Rodney Brace

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Just Ten and Tell a Friend

published Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011 at 9:48 am by

So, how much is $10? Well, it’s $10. No great rocket science there. I spend that much a day in coffee. How about you? $10 doesn’t really sound like that much, does it?

$10 donated to our kids’ safety app will go much further than a few cups of coffee, I assure you.

Every $10 donated puts us closer to our goal to create Webcam Guardian – a webcam monitoring service for parents to monitor the important thinks (kids and home) while they are away from the home.

The service will be accessible from any computer connected to the Internet. Oh, but that’s not all. Once the initial program is developed we will immediately add a smart app so family members can access the service from their smart phones.

Will you give ten and the tell a friend? Telling friends is like doubling, tripling and more, your contribution.

We’re not asking for the moon, just a small $10 donation to help keep kids safe all around the world.

Thank you for considering to support our project.

Rodney Brace
Project Manager
WebcamGuardian.com


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