Do you know the first step you absolutely must take if you want to be a successful affiliate marketer? Many people get it wrong. You see, a lot of affiliate marketers start by finding an affiliate product they’d like to promote. Then they go looking for someone to sell itRead More →
There are plenty of keys that will determine whether you’ll make a nice chunk of change with your affiliate marketing efforts. One of the bigger keys, however, rests with you choosing the right product to promote. Now, for the purpose of this article I’m going to focus on information products,Read More →
If you’re already an expert in your niche, then you can probably sit down and write an article, report or ebook without having to consult any sources. But if you’re like most people, then you need to do some research before you start writing. And if you want to endRead More →
ON THE TRAIL OF A MYSTERIOUS ONLINE COMPANY THAT HAS CRACKED THE SECRET TO MAKING PRODUCTS PEOPLE WANT. My Amazon search was specific: I wanted an inexpensive, waterproof, Bluetooth-enabled, rechargeable speaker, so that I could listen to podcasts in the shower. I expected many options. Instead, I got one: someRead More →
[quote]Note from Jon: Bands and bloggers have more in common than you might think. We’re searching for an audience, struggling to find our voice, and trying to commercialize our art without “selling out.”[/quote]If you’re serious about your craft, it’s worth taking the time to study the rise of popular bands,Read More →
Have you as on online marketer gotten that $100 Google adwords voucher in the mail lately? It seems to be happening more and more frequently lately to entice us to spend our hard earned dollars on their multi – billion dollar yearly Google adwords ppc business. ( Google’s bread andRead More →
By Garrett Moon Repurposing your content for a new audience may not be at the top of the list for many bloggers, but it ought to be. There is something exciting about the old becoming new again. In 2012, Karl Kissner of Toledo, Ohio found an old box of baseball cardsRead More →
Maybe blogging workflow isn’t the phrase you use. When we’d talked to some of our early beta testers about how CoSchedule fit their workflow, we realized that many bloggers, particularly solo bloggers, didn’t necessarily use that phrase. They hadn’t put a word to the basic concept of how they worked,Read More →
There are no shortage of ways to write better blog posts. The selection of words, the length of sentences, the rhythm of the copy–endless opportunities to fine-tune. But let’s say you’re not writing the next great novel, that all you need to do is finish a blog post and makeRead More →
I’m sick of getting crappy email newsletters that don’t provide me with any value and waste my time… …and I know you are too. As more and more small businesses decide or more likely are pressured into email marketing as a necessary tool for attracting the attention of the ConnectedRead More →