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NuDeal.com is an open marketplace for global trade and a provider of free online marketing services for small and medium sized businesses. Our free services for buyers, sellers, importers, and exporters will help you find opportunities and advertise your business online. Get started today and sign up for a free membership.

NuDeal Member Survey

Posted Thu, 04/02/2009 - 16:33 by NuDeal Team

Recently we conducted an online survey asking our members to suggest improvements we should focus on here at NuDeal

45% of our members want to add images to their listings
Adding images to selling leads and company listings was by far the most requested new feature and is now our top priority. We are investigating the use of Amazon's CloudFront technology to help deliver image content in a high performance way.

30% of our members want to create a product catalog
The second most commonly requested new feature is the ability to create a product catalog. This feature has actually been in development for some time now and we are nearing completion. Visit us soon for updates on our product catalog capability.

25% of members want email notifications regarding their listings
Our members want to know if people are looking at their listings and want updates if the status of their listings change. This is another feature that we are investigating and will begin work on it after we complete the listing images and product catalog features.

Over the next few months we plan on adding these new capabilities along with many other improvements to NuDeal. Stay tuned for further updates.

- NuDeal Team

Leverage Free Selling Leads

Posted Sat, 02/21/2009 - 18:46 by NuDeal Team

free selling leadsOne of the cheapest and easiest ways to promote your business and it's products or services online is with free selling leads (sometimes referred to as free trade leads). It is important to remember that the point of creating a free selling lead is to generate a good sales lead. If your trade leads are not generating business, then they are not working and need to be improved.

Leads & opportunities

A sales lead is an individual or company potentially interested in purchasing your product or service and represents the very first phase of the sales process. There are many ways to generate a sales lead including leveraging trade shows, direct marketing, advertising, Internet marketing or from sales person prospecting activities such as cold calling. Using free online selling leads from popular trade leads websites can be an effective way to use the Internet to promote your business.

It is critical that your online selling leads generate a positive first impression of you and your business so that your sales leads effectively transition from lead to opportunity.

Turn selling leads into sales leads and opportunities

The best way to get conversions from your selling leads is to ensure they are as professional looking as possible. Often it is the simple mistakes that stop potential buyers from contacting you. Issues like poor formatting, spelling and grammatical errors, and poorly produced product images are common problems with free online selling leads. It is important to include your website, address, and contact info as well.

Say No To Trade Wars

Posted Tue, 02/03/2009 - 12:34 by NuDeal Team

say no to trade warsNot too long ago words like trade protectionism and isolationism were dusty terms as the global economy grew yearly at a breakneck pace. Now with the collapse of markets around the world, governments are increasingly looking at ways to ensure the stimulus dollars spent by taxpayers stay in their own countries.

As an example, the latest stimulus bill in the U.S. had, for a time, a measure for all iron and steel used for publicly funded projects to be produced in the United States. The only exemption from this rule is if complying would increase the cost of the project by 25% or more.

Protectionism in the past did more damage than good

During the Great Depression, the United States passed the Smoot-Hawley Act which started record increases in tariffs. A destructive round of competitive tariff increases between countries followed. According to government statistics, U.S. imports from Europe declined from a 1929 high of $1,334 million to just $390 million in 1932, while U.S. exports to Europe fell from $2,341 million in 1929 to $784 million in 1932. Overall, world trade declined by some 66% between 1929 and 1934.

The protectionist agenda was a direct factor in this reduction of global trade and exacerbated the worldwide depression in economic activity.

Pressure is mounting for "Buy American" campaigns

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