Improve Your Internet Marketing

Pay-per-Click is a large part of our business here. We generate a lot of our revenue through PPC, and we operate a limited PPC consultancy. All told, we manage over $100,000 in Adwords spending alone, and we are increasingly “expanding our reach”.

One of the common “mistakes” newer PPC marketers are warned about is “targeting the world” by choosing every country, or even too many countries, in their campaign settings. After all, customs, language, dialect, and preferences vary widely, and running ads for your latest “Cactus Growing for Dummies” ebook in Norway is rather pointless. [Read more →]

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 be done.

There is a legitimate concern that conveying complex ideas to someone half-way around the world solely by email might be difficult. Getting across nuances, images, etc., without being next to someone can be difficult. But there’s a simple answer. [Read more →]

“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 2 forum:

“Creative Commons” is a licensing structure that allows you to use content without traditionial copyright restrictions. [Read more →]

A while back I had bought a report entitled “Olympian Niche Marketing Profits”. The idea was to create some Olympics-related niche site long enough before the start of the Olympics to be in a position to benefit from the surge in traffic it would bring.

I did this btw and have been seeing some very nice Adsense revenue on account of it. [Read more →]

Welcome to a I.Y.I.M #23! Welcome to another issue of Improve Your Internet Marketing: more about “The ULTIMATE Gas Saver Guide”, a FREE, HOT report with Master Resale Rights, a lesson from Chris “Day Job Killer” McNeeny - with a coincidence that made my hair stand on end, but can $1500/wk in your pocket! - and a BRILLIANTLY SIMPLE traffic strategy!

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I’m going to point you to the best Clickbank opportunity there ever was.

That’s a pretty bold statement! But none-the-less, I’m going to show it to you. And it’s the “best opportunity ever” in part because you still have a chance - in fact, a WIDE OPEN opportunity, to “ride the gravy train”. [Read more →]

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 a website, but some are definitely better than others. While my biggest sales was through an ad on Craigslist, that was for a “business” that had been profitable for over 6 months, rather than a site built specificlly for flipping. For flipping, I find Sitepoint Marketplace to be the best venue; Digital Point is also very good. While the sheer volume of site flipping on Ebay is very high, it is not the place to get your best offers. [Read more →]