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Google is like the Holy Grail of marketing on the web
Jan 17 2008 10:43 Google is like the Holy Grail of marketing on the web. Rank well in Google and your profits are pretty much set. But there is SO MUCH bogus information out there, often coming from the "gurus" themselves. Jonathan Leger has released a new f.ree report that completely obliterates the following myths about Google (and then goes on to show you what DOES work): Myth #1: Google Knows All and Sees All Myth #2: Google Will Not Rank Duplicate Content Myth #3: You Must Get Links From Related Subject Sites to Rank Myth #4: Your Site Must Focus On One Subject To Rank Myth #5: High PageRank Means Good Rankings Myth #6: To Maintain Good Rankings, You Must Add New Content ..and.. MYTH #7: THE BIGGEST MYTH: Ranking In Google Is Hard! And did I mention he'll pay you for referring other people to this powerful f.ree report? And that he'll pay you for anyone THEY refer as well (even while it's in pre-launch)? Find out more about that when you download your sample chapter from: http://searchenginemythsexposed.com/?action=ref&id=43 |
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SEO CodeBreaker for real or just anther over-hyped product launch?”
Jan 17 2008 10:33 “Fact or fiction: is SEO CodeBreaker for real or just anther over-hyped product launch?” To begin, I was very skeptical about this product. Do you really think that anybody can get great search engine rankings and free traffic in four easy steps? I doubt it! Well, after reading the sales letter, it all seemed to promise a lot. However, since there was a money back guarantee, I didn’t have anything to loose. So, I figured I would give it a try. If it didn’t work I would just get a refund and that would be that. After deciding to take the plunge, I was pleased with the membership area. Everything was laid out and organized in a very easy-to-use manner. However, I didn’t join for a pretty member’s area. I wanted step-by-step videos telling me how to get free search engine traffic. It was the videos that I wanted! The content on the videos is what is important, not some fancy member’s area. Now this is where the rubber met the road. Did the Charles Kirkland promise live up to the hype? Well, I thought I had a good understanding of SEO but this was like going from 0 to the speed of light in the length of the videos. The videos are very easy to follow, and were much better than I expected. The content is rock solid and is really easy to grasp. Charles really takes his time and explains the how to do it and, most importantly, why to do it. I would give this product 4 ½ stars out of 5. This is just personal, but I hated music in the videos. In addition, some of the Web 2.0 techqunes are on the advanced side. But other than that, this is a steal. Overall, I recommend that you get this before your competition does. http://www.seocodebreaker.com/?vip=69 |
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Forecast To Cash
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Affiliate Rescue
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Research Tips For Finding A Profitable eBook Topic
Jan 17 2008 10:22 Over the last 5 years, eBooks have been selling like hot cakes. Interestingly, if you study the eBook market, you would realize that a majority of websites or even individuals who sell eBooks may not be great writers themselves. Professional writers can be hired at very reasonable costs to write an book. There are writing mentors or coaches out there that will assist you in that part of the process if need be. What’s important is for you to bring in a knowledge, passion, or belief in your subject. That’s what makes writing sell in the first place. Anyone can be taught how to put the words down; it’s what is being said that is important. Alternatively, writing the book yourself, even without prior experience is certainly an option. Here are several guidelines and tips for getting started writing your next eBook . ************************************************ The First Few Steps To Your First eBook ************************************************ eBooks deliver complete, instantly available, expert knowledge in a single, easily handled package. Creating an eBook may not require prior experience, but it certainly requires careful planning and considerable groundwork. You create eBooks with a focus of building an ongoing, lifelong multiple stream of income. In addition, eBooks should be created with the aim of raising your credibility and trust ratings with clients or customers. Selling eBooks comprises of three phases: 1) Researching and developing an idea for the book 2) Writing the eBook 3) Marketing the eBook In this we’re going to focus on how to research and find a profitable idea to write about. ************************************************ Researching Topics ************************************************ The Internet is primarily used to communicate, entertain, educate and research. It is thus no wonder that information-intensive eBooks are the most popular online products at present. How do you decide on a subject for your eBook? The simple answer is research, research, and more research. Your main objective is to write on a subject that has long term appeal. After all, you would like to derive as much profit out of your eBook as possible. It’s necessary that your subject does not get outdated in a couple of months after you wrote it – otherwise it’s going to need continually updating. The best way to choose a topic is to figure out what people look for. This can be done by analyzing top searches at Search Engines. Many search engines as well as other popular portals such as Search Terms keep track of the most popular searches over a period. Besides, there are many other tools such the Keyword Live Software from Analog X that monitors top search terms at major Search Engines. You could use these lists to figure out the most popular subjects. The next step is to carefully analyze some of the most popular subjects. You can use popular keyword search tools such as WordTracker or Overture’s Search Term Tool to determine popular search terms similar or relevant to the one’s you have listed. This will give you a much more specific and focused list to work from. However, deciding to write an eBook based on a popular search term may not be a very smart idea. The key is to establish the exact need of the people you are targeting. There may be many eBooks that target the same subject. However, most of them would probably be devoid of some aspect of the subject. Unless your eBook fills this void, it would not be a success. Creating the eBook without any writing experience is not difficult. With a little bit of research and learning you can create an eBook that is workable. The toughest part is to get hold of a killer idea. After all, eBooks are all about ideas — the better your idea, the higher your sales. About The Author ********************** Armand Morin is a world renowed marketing expert who has helped thousands of online entrepreneurs with his bestselling eBook software programs such as eBook Generator and eCover Generator. Claim your free video which outlines exactly how to create your own best selling ebook, go to: http://ebook.generatorsoftware.com/x.php?af=425131 ********************** |
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Is Internet Marketing A Myth
Jan 17 2008 10:00 tell a friend I've taken a lot of internet marketing courses and read a lot of ebooks. Most of them talk about the same : --Sign up for an autoresponder --Create a squeeze page --Create a series of emails --Rinse and repeat You can make a LOT of money doing this...don't get me wrong. But you can make a lot more if you start harnessing offline marketing in your business. You see, online marketing is preached as the "holy grail" of marketing. But ask the big information marketing powerhouses like Agora, Boardroom, and Weiss where the REAL money is made. They absolutely clean house offline...humiliating any online marketer who comes in their path. Here's the deal: Millionaire internet marketer Russell Brunson has just released a special offline report: "The IM Myth" where he shatters the myth that internet marketing is the "be all-end all" of marketing. You can check it out here: http://tinyurl.com/3xf67k Believe me, this stuff is the real deal. The marketers who absolutely annihilate their competition are the ones that incorporate offline marketing into the mix. So check out Russell's report today before you're competition discovers it. |
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