Tuesday, December 29th, 2009 at
1:46 pm
One of the excuses we hear most often from struggling online marketers is that they don’t make more sales because they don’t have a list. We even hear that excuse from marketers who have been online three, or even five years.
My question to them is always, “What are you waiting for?” “Why not start a massive list-building effort today?”
When I look at how I built my database, I used only a few primary methods. Here are the most effective ones that I used:
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Monday, December 7th, 2009 at
12:20 pm
NOTE: The following is a guest post from one of my favorite internet marketing mentors.
Why I Love Affiliate Marketing – Part 4
By Jimmy D. Brown of “Affiliatenaire”
I’m sure by now you are well aware that there are those who have reported HUGE amounts of money being made with their online businesses. What you may not be aware of is the amount of work involved in generating those “sales” (not always net profit, mind you … this isn’t “spendable”
income in a lot of cases.)
That brings me to the fourth reason why I love affiliate marketing…
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Thursday, December 3rd, 2009 at
6:51 am
NOTE: The following is a guest post from one of my favorite internet marketing mentors.
Why I Love Affiliate Marketing – Part 3
By Jimmy D. Brown of “Affiliatenaire”
Some people have the ability to persuade others and talk them into just about anything. Especially when it comes to influencing their buying decisions. They know how to push the right hot buttons, say things the right way and generally get consumers into an emotional frenzy to the
point they are ready to click an order button.
There are two key words in that paragraph that really need to stand out in your mind: “some people”.
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Monday, November 30th, 2009 at
6:59 am
NOTE: The following is a guest post from one of my favorite internet marketing mentors.
Why I Love Affiliate Marketing – Part 1
By Jimmy D. Brown of “Affiliatenaire”
Do you find yourself “starting” to create your own product to sell online, but never “finishing” it?
One of the things I love about affiliate marketing is –
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Wednesday, June 17th, 2009 at
2:10 am
With the world wide web of social media and the constant reminder that this is not a fade but a reality, we are all faced with questions on how do I use these Social Media sites successfully and at what point to get others to help.
I was watching the News last night and they were talking about the Lakers big win and how unruly people went out of control and started destroying things in plain view for all the news cameras and security cameras to see. Then they followed up with asking people to go to their twitter account and comment on what they think about these events. As you can see this type of social media is very popular and being used now in ways we never thought possible. When the television starts telling you to use twitter you know we are on to something big here.
I am not going to give any real meat here on social networking but wanted to touch on one aspect here which involves the URL which is most commonly used for the micro blogging sites like “spnbabble” and “twitter“. When postings to sites like this since the character limit is 140 then the need to shorten URLs comes into play as some URLs are so long that it can take up the majority of your message. So sites like MyOpenID start appearing all over the web allowing us to use our own tiny URL to help manage this shortening of URLs.
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Sunday, May 31st, 2009 at
4:25 am
There are many people in the world who work MLM Programs. There are literally millions of people who utilize this method of business operation to make a full-time income or in order to attain one. The MLM Business has certainly matured since the days of Amway or Shaklee.
With the advent of better technologies, namely the Computer and the Internet, there has been a proliferation of MLM Company startups. At first, this created extra opportunities for the average MLM distributor. Lately, however this phenomenon has hurt the MLM distributor.
On the surface it may seem that there are extra opportunities for the MLmer to prosper. However, under closer analysis what is revealed is a shrinking market for the average Mlm distributor. There are only a certain amount of MLMers available to be recruited into any opportunity. This number remains static or increases by a small percentage yearly.
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Sunday, March 1st, 2009 at
3:39 am
Network Marketing is a great industry. It can be even more rewarding if you are fortunate enough to find an excellent product line with a stable company. Maximizing your financial rewards through the compensation plan can certainly be achieved if you take time to really understand your income opportunity – and especially the residual benefits.
As with any serious business endeavour, you should take time to develop a concise business plan which includes your marketing strategy. You will no-doubt have some key insight into a few of the specific elements of your opportunity, because there was obviously something there that interested you enough to get involved. The “hook” that brought you in, is most likely a key interest for you – so you will likely utilize that interest in your own recruiting efforts.
Key Point: take time to establish a serious business plan which will include your marketing strategy and perhaps your financial goals.
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Saturday, November 15th, 2008 at
1:38 pm
I was checking my voice mail yesterday and received a message that was short and sweet. It said: “My name is Ken Shapiro. I’m the writer, director, producer and star of the motion picture ‘The Groove Tube’. Please call me back at
…”
Interesting. The writer, director, producer and star of a motion picture?
My curiosity was aroused so I went to Google and looked up “The Groove Tube”. I discovered that Ken Shapiro was indeed all of the things he said he was and that Chevy Chase, a very famous American actor, had is debut film appearance in the movie. My mind determined that Ken Shapiro was a force to be reckoned with so I gave him a call.
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Thursday, October 23rd, 2008 at
9:36 am
Henry Ford taught us that to simplify the manufacture of automobiles, that the best way to do so was to
install the assembly line. That one change revolutionized the auto manufacturing industry permitting the industry to build cars at a cost whereas the average person could afford to buy one.
The lesson we should take from this is that having the ability to improve the process of getting the job quicker and cheaper, without compromising the quality of the job being done, will help catapult the person who simplified the process to the top of his/her field.
Pennies saved in your home business can turn into dollars at the end of the day, and dollars can quickly multiply into hundreds or thousands of dollars over time.
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Tuesday, October 21st, 2008 at
8:53 am
When you are the owner of a home business, you will find hundreds of distractions that vie for your time, energy and focus.
Common distractions include: children, family, friends, neighbors, pets, phone calls, mail, household chores, video games, television, neighborhood children, visitors, and so many more.
As an owner of a home based business, you must always remember your purpose in bringing your profession home. What was your reason for wanting to own a home business? Was your goal to work from home so that you can share in the lives of your children? Was your goal to be out from under the rule of a tyrannical boss? Was your goal to have the freedom to work when it is convenient for you? Was your goal to make tons of money working for yourself?
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Monday, October 13th, 2008 at
6:54 am
Yes. A megapreneur does know something that other infopreneurs, especially newbies, don’t know. One simple, little secret that makes a huge difference. What is the secret?
Leverage! Megapreneurs leverage other people’s money, status, time and resources.
Most infopreneurs, including veteran and newbies, go into joint ventures without any leverage and end up not getting very good results. Because of this, they tend to think joint ventures don’t work very well. They simply don’t understand the concept of leverage sufficiently.
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Sunday, October 12th, 2008 at
3:39 am
Affiliate marketing is a great way to make money from your blog, and the fact that it’s almost completely hands-free (or autopilot as they say) makes it all the more appealing to a lot of bloggers. Now there are the normal affiliates who make a couple hundred dollars a month, then there are the “Super Affiliates”, a title which is usually given to affiliates making a five figure monthly income or more.
Today I’m going to review a product called “Super Affiliate Blogger” by Gobala Krishnan that promises to reveal how normal affiliates can upgrade themselves to “Super Affiliate” status using WordPress blogs and a few tactics. You can see the actual page here: Super Affiliate Blogger
(1) Overall Impression
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