Improve Your Internet Marketing

A funny thing happened to me the other day. I got an invoice from 1and1, the ISP I first started using for my online business. Payment had been set to automatically charge my credit card, but I had recently replaced that credit card, and so the invoice wasn’t paid automatically. It seems that I had [...]

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Niche research is one of the most important skills you can master as an Internet marketer. Whether you’re creating your own products, marketing as an affiliate, or simply creating content sites for ad revenue, narrow, targeted niches are your best bet.
Would you rather be a small fish in a giant lake, or a big fish [...]

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One of the best avenues to building an Internet Marketing business is with “your own” products. But how do you go about creating your own product?
There are 3 basic methods: creating something from scratch, modifying an existing product such as PLR (Private Label Rights) or public domain, or building on top of something, such as [...]

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Many Internet Marketers put the “cart before the horse”, jumping into a niche, even creating a product before they know whether people will buy.
Here’s a really simple, quick, and easy way to test: run a brief Adwords campaign.
Create just a single ad targeted to the niche you’re considering, mention a product, and INCLUDE A PRICE. [...]

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If you’re selling something directly, be it your own info-product, membership, or service, your sales page is arguably the most important thing there is. A great product is worthless if no one buys it. Traffic? Useless if it doesn’t convert.
Creating a good sales page can be difficult, tedious, even costly, and we’re usually all too [...]

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One of the ways to get backlinks that many of us are familiar with is blog commenting. The idea is that you find high Pagerank blogs that don’t use the “no-follow” tag, and comment on them. It is often taught as an “easy” way to get high-value backlinks for SEO purposes.
There is even some very [...]

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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 to [...]

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