Improve Your Internet Marketing

Let me start by saying, plain and simple: If you’re not outsourcing, you should be. And if you are, you should be outsourcing more. One of the issues I hear a lot from my newsletter subscribers is a general “fear of outsourcing” – concerns work won’t be done “right”, meaning the way you want it [...]

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“Content is King!” – how many times have we heard that? There’s good reason, though. The Internet revolves around content. Whether you’re creating a sales page, website, or info-product, good content is key. One of the biggest issues for content is copyright. The following is from a post I did on John Reese’s Traffic Secrets [...]

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The best Clickbank opportunity there ever was.

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In Website flipping part 1 we considered some basic do’s & don’ts, and in part 2 we talked about building a site with the end objective in mind. Now that we’ve built our site, tracked our stats, and generated some sales and traffic, it’s time to sell. There are a lot of places to sell [...]

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In Part 1 of Secrets to Website Flipping, we looked at the 3 “fundamentals” that determine profitability: traffic, revenue, and unique content. In Part 2 we’re going to consider initial choices and considerations when building a site to flip. Part 3 will look at selling. Perhaps the most common ‘mistake’ when building a site to [...]

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Website “flipping” has become a very hot topic. Unfortunately, most marketers who try to develop a business in flipping websites fail. A quick perusal of Sitepoint or Digital Point demonstrates this – only a small fraction of website auctions result in a sale. (EDIT: Matt Mickiewicz, one of SitePoints founders, stopped by to point out [...]

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Regardless of what you do online, if it involves Internet marketing, you need traffic. Conversions are necessary of course, but without traffic, there isn’t anything to convert. After many years online, after many failures and some successes, I have refined my “formula” for generating traffic. It works, it’s repeatable, and it’s sustainable.

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