Use your CyberHooks and Sticky Sounds in all Your Marketing Promotion Tools - Including…

Business Cards, Brochures, Classified Ads, Flyers, Newspaper and Magazine Promotions, Product or Service Slogans, Product or Service Descriptions, Catalogs, Pamphlets, Press Releases, Classified Ads, Sales Letters, Radio and TV Commercials, Video Infomercials, Audio Scripts, Web Pages, E-mails, E-zine and Magazine Articles, Newsletters, Newsgroups, URL Descriptions, Meta-tag Keywords or Descriptions, Banner Ads, etc….

With the techniques I am about to show you I wrote over 500 songs, 300 poems, 15 Musicals (the outlines and the music) Several hundred “Mantra audio loops” hundreds of Slogans, Product Ad Copy, Cyber Headlines and a multi-tude of articles, essays, inventions etc…in summary, a whole lotta HOOKS.

Step 1. Breakdown of Main Words. (Etymology)  " Your Domain Name or Business Idea."

Breakdown of the Core Word or Words into essential parts. This should reveal the Main Theme or Concept. If Not, then perhaps the domain name needs to be altered or a mirror purchased. The Correct Answers to these two vital Questions may determine your future Business Success.

A. What is the Business about? What Business are you in?

B. Does the core/root word summarize your Theme or Concept?

Basically, when you brand, you are Always selling the association of your name to your product. 

Feed those Core Words into these tools...

25 “CYBER WORD GENERATION” ENGINES

“ACCOUNTANT” Sample Domain Name  www.betterbooks.com (Currently for sale)

{This theme doesn’t really jump off the page does it? But watch…}

Engine 1 / Dictionary

Accountant – Definition: Formerly the most boring job on the planet - Recently replaced by data programmer and java script encoder. Noun: A-Count-Ant

A-Count-tant / Service- Accountant -Noun (Main Word)

1.Someone who maintains and audits business accounts.

2. An accountant is someone who keeps or examines the records of money received, paid and owed by a company or person. “Elaine's just got a job with a firm of accountants.”

Further Breakdown of this Word reveals the fact that the word Count holds it all together.

Definition: Count To add sums. To figure. To Keep track.

The act of counting or calculating. A number reached by counting.

The totality of specific items in a particular sample: a white blood cell count.

Law. Any of the separate and distinct charges in an indictment.

Sports. The counting from one to ten seconds, during which time a boxer who has been knocked down must rise or be declared the loser.

Baseball.The number of balls and strikes that an umpire has called against a batter. To make a count of members, attendees, or participants by or as if by noting bodily presence.

Informal phrasal verbs : count on

To include by or as if by counting: Count me in.

To exclude by or as if by counting: Count me out.

To believe or consider to be; deem: Count yourself lucky.

To recite or list numbers in order or enumerate items by units or groups: counted by tens.

To have importance: You really count with me.

To have a specified importance or value: Their opinions count for little.

Each basket counts for two points.

Music. To keep time by counting beats.

To rely on; depend on: You can count on my help.

To be confident of; anticipate:bargain for (or on) counted on getting a raise.

idioms: count heads or count noses.

Engine 2 / Thesaurus

SYNONYMS: count, import, matter, signify, weigh. The central meaning shared by these verbs is “to be of significance or importance”: an opinion that counts for a great deal; actions that import little; decisions that really matter; thoughts that signify much; considerations that do not weigh with her.

From these definitions, synonyms and informal context phrases you can begin to assemble your word-bit and phrase collection.

These Examples can be used as Web page slogans, Sig files, E-mail / Press Subject Headers,  Ad Posts, PR Headlines, Imbedded in Meta-tags for Descriptions and this is Only Using the first two Engines!

The “Trigger Effect” is what you are using here. Using Focused Raw Materials to create Focused Word Patterns. This makes your Online Business Presence very sound.

Phrases / Slogans Created from Main Words One and Two –

Accountant / Key word = Count

This is really where the fun starts. Notice A-Count-Ant?  The little guy.The worker ant.

Word 3 / Book Keeper (Slogans Created from Common Slang terms)

Word Four …“Money”

Phrases / Slang / Cliches / Proverbs / Idioms (Borrowed Brilliance)

A bear market A bull market A clean bill of health A day late and a dollar short A fast buck A fool and his money are soon parted A heart of gold A king's ransom A penny for your thoughts A penny saved is a penny earned A pretty penny A run for your money A small fortune All part of life's rich pattern All part of life's rich tapestry All that glisters is not gold An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure Another day, another dollar As bold as brass As good as gold As rich as Croesus As safe as the Bank of England Bad penny Bees and honey Bet your bottom dollar Big bang Bill Stickers is innocent Bill and coo Black market Blood money Born with a silver spoon in his mouth Brass tacks Break the bank Buck naked Buck up Burning a hole in your pocket Business as usual Buy British Buy blind Buy one, get one free Cash in your chips Cashing up Cheap at half the price Cheap skate Cleaned out Coin a phrase Coin of the realm Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey Cost a pretty penny Cost an arm and a leg Cost the earth Creative accounting Cross my palm with silver Crying all the way to the bank Dead presidents Dirt cheap Do the business Do your business Even money Every dark cloud has a silver lining Fill the bill Filthy rich Fit the bill Five figures Fool's gold Foot the bill Fork out Four figures Get down to brass tacks Get rich quick Get your money's worth Go about your business Go for gold Gold digger Golden handshake Golden hello Grease one's palm Hand to mouth Hard times Hard up He knows the cost of everything and the value of nothing Health, wealth and happiness Hiyo Silver away Hot money

I'm not made of money If you have to ask the price you can't afford it In for a penny in for a pound In the money It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God It won't break the bank Laugh all the way to the bank Let's see the colour of your money Like nobody's business Look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves Love of money is the root of all evil -The Mind your own business Money doesn't grow on trees Money for old rope Money makes the world go round Money talks Money to burn Monkey business More bangs for your buck More money then sense My flexible friend Not many of them to the pound Old money On the money Out of pocket Pass the buck Penny pinching Penny wise, pound foolish Pieces of eight Pin money Poor little rich girl Pound for pound Pound of flesh Put paid to Put your money where your mouth is Quid pro quo Raking in the money Rich man poor man beggerman thief Show me the money Silver tongued Six figures Spend a penny Spend money like water Spend more time with my family Spend, spend, spend Stop me and buy one Strictly business Take home pay Take the money and run Take the money, open the box Talk is cheap The almighty dollar The bank that likes to say yes The best that money can buy The buck stops here The business The business at hand The business end The business of America is business The idle rich The penny drops The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow The pound in your pocket The rich get richer and the poor get poorer The sixty-four thousand dollar question The streets of London are paved with gold The unacceptable face of capitalism There's gold in them thar hills This precious stone set in the silver sea, this sceptered isle Throw your money around Time is money Value for money Wage war Well off Where there's muck there's brass With a hearty hiho Silver With brass knobs on Worth one's weight in gold You can bank on it You can take that to the bank You can't take it with you You pay your money and you take your choice Your money or your lif

PHASE THREE “Cyber Hooks Techno Media Presentations.”

A. STICKY SOUNDS. Using Melodic Motifs, Rhythm Mantras, Exotic Beats and Cutting edge Panning Techniques….

B. New World Graphics, Word Dance or Symphony of Movement.

(Using Deeper graphic Templates, Flash and Java principles and Logic.)

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