Jonathan Beebe recently contacted me asking to submit a guest article. Normally I say no because it is tough to find good writers with good content, but Jonathan did a few things right that convinced me to give him a shot. His email was short, to the point and he came across as a nice guy. He explained how … Read the rest of this entry »
How John Jonas Outsources To Full Time Staff For As Little As $200 Month
By 79 Comments September 14, 2009
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John Jonas and I spent several months trying to connect to get this interview done, but it was worth the wait.
I was referred to him via Adam Short… Read the rest of this entry »
Living The 2-Hour Workday: How To Create Event Independent Income Streams
By 66 Comments September 6, 2009
In the previous article on living the 2-hour workday I introduced the concept of travel buffers, cash created either through saving or selling assets that is designed to give you a buffer of capital you can comfortably spend if you need to while you travel.
Travel buffers are mostly for piece of mind so you can relax while … Read the rest of this entry »
Living The 2-Hour Workday: What Is A Travel Buffer & How Can You Create One
By 81 Comments September 1, 2009
Towards the end of my trip around the world in 2008 I started to lose interest in seeing the typical tourist spots, even if the destinations were exotic countries or ancient monuments from cultures long passed.
After visiting many amazing buildings and sites in cities like Edinburgh, London, Brussels, Paris, Rome and Athens, I was feeling a little tired. … Read the rest of this entry »
Podcast: How To Profit From Niche Websites By Adam Short – Part 1
By 116 Comments July 26, 2009
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I’ve been asked many times whether I own other websites in various niches, … Read the rest of this entry »
How To Become Comfortable With Yourself
By 261 Comments July 20, 2009
Reflections On My 30th Birthday
As I type this I just turned 30 years old and if you’re reading this and it’s still Sunday July 19 where you are, make sure you wish me a happy birthday .
I had a conversation leading up to my 30th birthday with a fellow 29 year old who was heading towards her … Read the rest of this entry »
How To Make Money Teaching People How To Make Money
By 150 Comments July 6, 2009
Teaching how to “make money online” is one of the most lucrative niches to be in as an Internet marketer, however most people who attempt to profit from this niche do not.
Some people consider making money by teaching how to make money essentially a scam. I mean if you know a system of how to make money, … Read the rest of this entry »
What Topic Should You Blog About?
By 78 Comments July 2, 2009
I spent some time yesterday manning the live chat interface we have running on the Become A Blogger Premium sales page.
The live chat is a little innovation Gideon and I came up with to help any person who is reviewing our sales page by making ourselves available to answer any questions live.
At any given point in … Read the rest of this entry »
Do You Want To Become A Professional Blogger?
By 37 Comments June 22, 2009
Back in 2004 when I started blogging there really wasn’t anything such as a professional blogger. Those who were making money as a blogger weren’t talking about it… yet.
Over the next two years the idea of blogging for money, possibly even as a career, became a reality. Blog networks started up paying bloggers a salary, thanks to … Read the rest of this entry »
The Triangle Of Trust Technique
By 49 Comments June 8, 2009
I just watched Frank Kern’s latest free video called “Sneak Attack“, which for the first half is a bit of Frank’s usual silly antics where he attempts to sneak attack John Reese at his new south coast headquarters.
If you don’t have much time and want to zip through to the practical stuff, go through about half … Read the rest of this entry »
The Core Reason Why Your Business Lacks Momentum
By 44 Comments May 31, 2009
A couple of years ago I was exposed to Rich Schefren during the very first Internet marketing launch he did. I had never heard of the guy before, but suddenly a lot of people I had heard of and respected were recommending him, so I paid some attention.
Rich went mainstream in the Internet marketing world thanks to the … Read the rest of this entry »
You Are As Good As The People Around You
By 98 Comments May 25, 2009
During the opening campaign for Membership Site Mastermind I actively observed the conversation occurring at other blogs about what I was doing.
One of the less-talked about benefits of conducting a major launch is the education you receive about your market. As Jeff Walker points out in his Product Launch Formula (PLF) program, each launch is an entirely different … Read the rest of this entry »
How To Use Negative Feedback As A Benefit To You And Your Business
By 60 Comments May 19, 2009
The day you start a business you enter the public sphere of perception. This means that what you do and what you say will be judged by everyone who is listening or purchasing your offerings.
The day you start a blog something similar happens, where every word you publish becomes available to the entire world for all to see … Read the rest of this entry »
Video Interview With Fran Kerr: 3 Tips For Driving Traffic To Your Blog With YouTube Videos
By 43 Comments April 23, 2009
I had breakfast last weekend with my good friend, Fran Kerr who blogs at HighOnHealth.org. Fran has enjoyed some pretty amazing results, growing her audience to over 6000 daily subscribers, and much of that growth has come thanks to YouTube video marketing.
In this video Fran offers three quick tips for improving your results marketing with YouTube. Keep … Read the rest of this entry »
