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The Absolute ” No B.S” Way To Start Your Affiliate Marketing Journey

Will — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 00:45:08 +0000

Affiliate Marketing is really all about personal preferences,
your own strengths and weaknesses, your patience, and your
financial goals.

It may not sound like the sexiest criteria to being a
successful marketer, but it is the truth. If you’re brand
new to this “make money online” business, article writing may
be the easiest route to start off.

Article marketing is also the “slowest” way to get there.
You see, there’s a rule of thumb in ANY business you get into:

“The more money you spend, the faster the results will be
but the riskier it becomes if it doesn’t go as planned.
The LESS money you spend, the slower the results will be,
but the less risky it is on your wallet.” Than there are
the affiliate marketing strategies that are a little bit of both.

When you have a good idea of “how” you want to tackle your
marketing business, its time to think about your personal
strengths and weaknesses.

What are you good at, and what are you not? What past
experiences can you tap into that will help you run your
online business? Do you have past business experience?
Do you have past sales training? Are you a natural people
person? And so on.

After figuring that out the next thing you want to look at
is your tolerance level and financial goals. Normally, the
two go hand-in-hand. The bigger your financial goals, the
less tolerant you are with slow marketing methods like
blogging or social networking.

Patience is required no matter what way you market your
affiliate business, but the way you choose to market
your business (Solo Ads vs. Blogging) determines how fast
you reach your goals.

If you need further instructions, pick up an affiliate marketing guide
you believe you will benefit you the most.

When it all comes down to the wire, you need to stick wiwth one
marketing strategy that will give “you” the unfair advantage to succeed.

I know how tempting it is to find one method, do it, and jump
to the next with the promise of faster money around the corner.
Nothing wrong with that. But when it
get’s out of control you accomplish…nothing.

If you want to do article marketing, stick with it until you make
a certain amount of passive income. If you want to do blogging,
stick with that until you make a certain income with that.
If you like PPC marketing, stick with that until you succeed
– and so on.

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MOBILE MARKETING TRENDS, SOME THINGS TO KNOW

Will — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 04:00:30 +0000

    Marketing a business we all know is the only way to keep
    existing clients and attract new clients.
    Marketing being one of the most important tools where
    improving your business financially is concerned has over
    the years take n different forms. Formally, many companies
    were not interested in mobile marketing trends like road shows,
    outdoor advertising in general or moving billboards to market
    a product or service but today that’s not what we see.

    Many companies big, medium and small are very much interested
    in mobile marketing because it has proven to be more useful
    and with mobile marketing, results are seen at once so you
    know if you are making progress or delay.

    Today’s development in technology and the rate at which
    people are getting accustomed to computerized systems
    and the computerized way of living is making marketers
    concentrate on the usage of electronic systems to market
    their products. Most companies or marketers all over the
    world have found a new way of marketing their products
    which is by using mobile SMS marketing techniques which
    is all about promoting and advertising through smart
    talk phones. Even though this trend is new on the market,
    it has a very bright future because it is very simple,
    less complicated and very efficient when it has to do
    with the delivering of SMS’s to a particular audience
    or clientele base.

    Also, using billboards and television road shows to
    promote a company or its services is another trend
    of mobile marketing. No matter what kind of business
    you are operating, mobile marketing can be used because
    it is not limited to any specific type or class of
    companies or individuals. Using text messages for
    marketing is one of the best options for many companies
    since these services cost less and is more than efficient.

    For instance for restaurants and bars, you can use the
    mobile phone marketing to send text messages to your
    clients or customers of new recipes and upcoming
    events at your bar also; discounts on your services
    can be sent to them using the mobile phone but you
    must first draft a short survey for your customers
    to know if they won’t mind to have weekly or daily
    messages from your company to their phones before
    you go ahead because most people do not like to
    receive such messages so make sure you know for
    certain or with consent from client before you begin.

    Staying in touch with your customers regularly and
    making them aware of new promotions in your company
    as a private business owner or a corporate company
    is very important because doing this makes the customer
    feel important and when a customer feels a kind of
    belonging they never see the need to hire the services
    of other companies. Although email marketing is also
    good, it is not as efficient as mobile phone marketing
    because many people do not check their emails
    frequently which make it difficult for them to know
    about these promotions ahead of time

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Facebook Changes Again: Everything You Need To Know

Will — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 03:32:45 +0000

1 day ago by Chris Taylor

As we predicted, Mark Zuckerberg’s keynote at the f8 conference in San Francisco Thursday introduced some of the most profound changes seen on Facebook since its inception. So many changes, in fact, that it can be hard to keep track. So here’s a handy-dandy guide.

1. You’re going to get a Timeline — a scrapbook of your life. In a complete overhaul of its ever-evolving profile page, Facebook is introducing Timeline. This is a stream of information about you — the photos you’ve posted, all your status updates, the apps you’ve used, even the places you’ve visited on a world map — that scrolls all the way back to your birth. It encourages you to post more stuff about your past, such as baby pictures, using Facebook as a scrapbook.

The further back in Timeline you go, the more Facebook will compress the information so that you’re only seeing the most interesting parts of your history. You can customize this by clicking on a star next to a status, say, or enlarging a picture.

Timeline is in beta now, and will be opt-in to start. In the long run, it will become the new default profile page.

2. You don’t have to just Like something — now you can [verb] any [noun]. Remember when all you could do to something on Facebook — a video, a comment, a product, a person — was Like it? Pretty soon that’s going to seem laughably antiquated. The social network has launched Facebook Gestures, which means that Facebook’s partners and developers can turn any verb into a button.

So you’ll start seeing the option to tell the world you’re Reading a particular book, for example, or Watching a given movie, or Listening to a certain tune. In turn, as many observers have pointed out, this is likely to lead to an explosion of oversharing — and far more information on your friends’ activities showing up in your news feed than you probably cared to know.

3. Facebook apps need only ask permission once to share stories on your behalf. Although not as big a deal as the Timeline, this tweak may be one of the more controversial. Previously, apps had to ask every time they shared information about you in your profile. Now, the first time you authorize the app, it will tell you what it’s going to share about you. If you’re cool with that, the app never has to ask you again.

But you don’t have to worry about this app stuff clogging your news feed, because …

4. All “lightweight” information is going to the Ticker. Status updates, photos from a wedding or a vacation, changes in relationship status: these are the kinds of things you want to see from your friends when you look at your news feed. Who killed whom in Mafia Wars? Who planted what in FarmVille? Not so much. So that kind of trivial detail has been banished to the Ticker, a real-time list of things your friends are posting now that scrolls down the side of your screen.

5. You can watch TV and movies, listen to music, and read news with your friends — all within Facebook. Starting today, thanks to a whole bunch of partnerships, there are a lot more things you can do without ever having to leave Facebook. You can watch a show on Hulu, listen to a song on Spotify, or check out a story on Yahoo News (or Mashable, via the Washington Post‘s Social Read app). The ticker will tell you what your friends are watching, listening to or reading, allowing you to share the experience with them by clicking on a link.

The upshot: a brand-new kind of media-based peer pressure. On stage, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings — a launch partner — revealed that he had only just decided to watch Breaking Bad because Facebook’s Ticker told him a colleague was watching it. Netflix’s own algorithm had been recommending the show to him for years, but that was never reason enough for Hastings.

6. Facebook has more users and more engagement than ever. We got two interesting nuggets of information out of Zuckerberg (and the Zuckerberg-impersonating Andy Samberg): Facebook has hit 800 million users, and most of them are active. The social network just saw a new record for the most visitors in one day: an eye-popping 500 million.

Indeed, the whole impression left by the event was that of a confident, fast-evolving company that is becoming ever more professional, and Zuckerberg’s stage show bore more than a little resemblance to an Apple keynote. It’s going to be interesting to see what Google+ can do to keep up.

source http://mashable.com/2011/09/22/facebook-changes-roundup/

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Apple Has More Cash Now Than US Government

Will — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 23:06:04 +0000

Friday, 29 Jul 2011 08:17 AM

By Forrest Jones

This is a shocker for me I just thought my readers would be interested in this news

Apple has clearly place themselves ahead of a very hot market trend with iphone and ipads

There are billions of dollars available in the mobile markets. My brain locks-up thinking about

how hugh this market is in size. New users added every day!

Apple has more cash on hand than the federal government.
According to U.S. Treasury figures, the government has an operating cash balance of $73.8 billion, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Apple’s last earnings reports show the company has $76.2 billion in cash and marketable securities at the end of June.

“In other words, the world’s largest tech company has more cash than the world’s largest sovereign government,” the newspaper reports.

“That’s because Apple collects more money than it spends, while the U.S. government does not,” the newspaper adds.

Sales of the Apple’s iconic smartphone, the iPhone, are skyrocketing.

The IDC research firm reports that global sales of iPhones rose by 141.8 percent in the second quarter of 2011, from the year ago quarter, according to examiner.com.

The government, meanwhile, is fast approaching the Aug. 2 deadline to either raise its $14.3 trillion debt limit or default on its obligations.

Congress must give the White House the green light to lift its borrowing limit but lawmakers from the two political parties have been unable to agree on a plan to narrow deficits in exchange for lifting the ceiling.

Banking CEOs, including JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon, Goldman Sachs’ Lloyd Blankfein and Bank of America’s Brian Moynihan, say in a letter that an agreement needs to be reached this week.

“A default on our nation’s obligations, or a downgrade of America’s credit rating, would be a tremendous blow to business and investor confidence — raising interest rates for everyone who borrows, undermining the value of the dollar, and roiling stock and bond markets — and, therefore, dramatically worsening our nation’s already difficult economic circumstances,” the executives say the letter, according to Reuters.

source: http://www.moneynews.com/StreetTalk/Apple-Cash-US-Government/2011/07/29/id/405276

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Social Media Marketing News

Will — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 00:55:51 +0000

Just Thought my readers would be Interested in This Information

By Cynthia Boris on August 5, 2011

Social Connections: It’s Not Who You Know, But Where You Go

Researchers at Cambridge University in Britain are working on a social media friend prediction system that creates more meaningful connections between people online. I guess we can’t all be working on a cure for cancer and there’s probably more fame and fortune in developing a new kind of social media network so. . .

Their theory is that people often bond over a common love of the same location.

Researcher Salvatore Scellato told Reuters;

“We monitored the behavior of people going to places and the connections they made [on Gowalla]. We found that lots of people who go to the same places end up adding each other as friends, accounting for around 30 percent of new social links.”

To further develop the concept, they assigned values to places based on popularity and types of activity. A football stadium, for example, has a higher value than a train station because people bond over football but not so much over commuting.

While close to what Foursquare and Gowalla are already doing, it actually feels more like GetGlue who matches people based on their TV, movie and music choices.

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Now take Facebook’s suggestion engine (which is so off the mark more often than it’s on) and add in locations and interests. From there, I’d get friend suggestions that include people who go to the movies every week and those who share my love of TV. Those are people I’d be interested in hanging with, more so than a random friend of my sister’s (no offense, sis.)

It sounds simple, but it must be more difficult to administer or Facebook would be doing it already. Maybe once these researchers figure out the details, they can move on to something truly meaningful, like how to build a faux Facebook page for people you’re obligated to follow but really don’t want to.

Source : http://www.marketingpilgrim.com/2011/08/social-connections-its-not-who-you-know-but-where-you-go.html

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Pros And Cons Of Private Label Rights

Will — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 20:48:06 +0000

Pros And Cons Of Private Label Rights

Resale rights works in such a way that when an owner of an
article or a book sells one the authority to sell that book
to others then keep the profits. Private label rights
however goes much further, efficiently granting the
“private label rights” buyer to do what he wants with
the articles or text materials.

PLR makes available to you the benefits wherein you have
your very own product and without the effort of making it
by yourself.

Having ownership rights to articles, you are allowed to do
all the revisions or editing that you want. Likewise, you
can incorporate any link that you desire, any illustrations
or images and add in any additional content and include your
byline after revising the article.

”Private label materials” include information products,
graphical files, software, and more. Ebooks, reports and
articles are the easiest to work on.

PLR Disadvantage

The only downside of PLR articles is that these series of
articles that you purchase are not unique, since these are
often sold to several individuals, although the numbers of
articles sold are limited.

However, because you are permitted to alter the articles’ content,
you have the capability to make the articles unique, and even
arrange it in a very different manner and tone that will result
to be an original piece.

Simply put, if you have a smart thing with words and the
talent for writing, the outcome of the article that you
will sell is totally different from everyone else’s and
instead of competing with some 400 other individuals who
have the very same private label rights as yours, by
simply changing the content, rearranging the chapters,
adding new sections, deleting some irrelevant paragraphs,
constructing a catchy title, changing the author’s name
into yours, then you have an original article.

PLR advantages

1. Saves time. For a well researched, informative and good
quality article to be written, containing several chapters
and comprising of about fifty pages, it can very well take
at least fifty hours of your time and effort.
With PLR contents, you easily get instant content access.

2. No outbound links. With PLR articles, you are not obligated
to incorporate outbound links at the ending of your articles.
No distracting advertisements means your readers can concentrate
well on your articles. Take note that you can add links to
your website or your affiliates.

3. Cost efficient. Hiring someone to write articles for you can
be expensive, costing around $17 a piece; so then if you need
a 50 page article, then it will cost about $850.
Whereas PLR articles are much cheaper generally available
for $29 – $30 for 200 PLR articles.

4. PLR articles can be revised or altered.
You can add some chapters and delete some too.
You can rephrase words and add your preferred keywords,
which is a great influence in achieving high search engine
rankings.

5. You can brand your own name.
Almost anybody purchasing something prefers to buy from
someone they trust and know.
With your PLR articles, you are able to display your name
in the article as the author then you are supplying clients
with important information. Then when prospects are pointed
to your site, seeing your name once more, they instinctively
have that certain feeling of knowing and trusting you.

6. Complete in themselves. PLR articles are entirely complete.
At just a glimpse, private label articles articles offer
one with the whole view of the contents issues and elements
involved.

7. Well written by experts.
Generally, almost all private label articles are
rofessionally written and compiled or collected with
the most up-to-date research, investigation and
information done by experienced writers.
When you purchase and then use private label articles
from a trustworthy seller, then you are guaranteed that you
are purchasing quality. Just keep in mind that you look
into the terms, making certain that you are allowed to
alter the content, as this is the only way that PLR articles
can be used with full advantage.

Private label rights articles and ebooks fill a webmasters
requirement because they are written purposely to answer
specific questions as well as problems within a position on
a well-searched market. If properly and correctly marketed,
they produce steady sales.

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CPA vs. Affiliate Marketing : Which One Makes You More Income?

Will — Sat, 12 Mar 2011 18:36:45 +0000

CPA vs. Affiliate Marketing. It’s a classic debate.
And for a lot of people who failed to get affiliate marketing
to work for them, but succeeded in CPA, it’s obvious
who the clear winner is.

The same could be said for a lot of the top internet marketers
today like Frank Kern, Perry Marshall, and others who made their
living from affiliate marketing. So it all boils down to this:
Who’s right, and who’s wrong? The answer to this question is simple…

No one.

CPA marketing has been around for many years, but it wasn’t until 3-4 years ago
when it really started to catch fire with both successful and struggling internet marketers because of CPA pioneers like Amish Shah who introduced this profitable business to the online community.

I know a few CPA enthusiasts who believe running a CPA business is easier than affiliate marketing by a long shot because it’s simpler for people to take actions that doesn’t require their credit card info for YOU to make money.

Another powerful benefit of CPA is the instant results and responses you can get from basic zip and email submit forms. Even if it’s a few dollars per day profit, it’s enough to inspire anyone to take that bit of success and grow on it — where’s affiliate marketing requires MORE patience and resilience to get results.

CPA marketing is all fine and dandy and it’s the rave in the IM community at this time, but let’s talk a little about what makes affiliate marketing a strong “contender” in this contest to see which business model is the best:

It’s said that “the bigger the risk you take in business, the bigger the reward”. Although not always the case, I’ve discovered from personal experience it’s fairly accurate. The more you risk, the more money and higher the profit margins you get in return.

Let’s say you have an affiliate product paying out $30 per sale in commissions (affiliate marketing). If you had a common CPA campaign set-up, it would take 35 people to take a specific action ($1.00 per zip/email submit) to get what only took ONE person to do with the $30 sale.

Also, with affiliate marketing you’re not at the mercy of the CPA merchant. Which means you rarely need to call anyone to get anybody’s approval to get set-up and making money.

As you can see there are both “positives and negatives” with both CPA and Affiliate Marketing. Starting out, I recommend CPA because the motivation to succeed grows even with small successes. As you start to make money, branch out into affiliate marketing to diversify your online income.

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