Down-To-Earth Tips and Advice for Internet Entrepreneurs
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Joey Kissimmee worked at Walmart for ten years. During that time, to make extra cash he went online and managed to bring in a few hundred to a few thousand dollars a month whenever he needed it.
He started with eBay, ordering a CD-Rom from a poster … Read the rest of this entry »
Over the last two weeks I’ve been doing some video recording work at home.
My goal was to create a new optin video for the new EJ design I have coming out soon. I also needed to create the video for the sales page of my upcoming product, the EJ Insider, a monthly interviews club.
I’ve been recording … Read the rest of this entry »
Recently Glen Allsopp wrote a follow-up blog post to his announcement that he was writing a “For Dummies” book.
His new announcement? He was NOT writing the book anymore.
You can read all the reasons why Glen said no to a book deal in his blog post.
To put it simply, he didn’t like the format that the … Read the rest of this entry »
Google is an amazing company. If you were to ask me my favorite company in terms of products, it would be Google. The interesting thing is that Google is a tech company, and most of its products are free. Some products offered by Google are so amazing and useful that other companies charge for products that deliver the … Read the rest of this entry »
Ever since I started in Internet Marketing back in January of 2008, I’ve come across a ton of Internet Marketers who teach all kinds of topics relating to growing an online business. I’ve signed up for a bunch of mailing lists and have received all kinds of info from these guys, including a bunch of Spam.
At a certain … Read the rest of this entry »
One of the great things about blogging is that it has such a strong personal aspect. Most effective (and popular) bloggers are most likely that way because their subscribers are able to identify with their personalities.
The more you blog, and the better you get at it, the more people subscribe to your blog and newsletter (hopefully). People want to follow people who are interesting, and who they can learn a lot from about topics they are interested in.
Rather than throw you head first into my very long sales page for the opening of Membership Site Mastermind, I’m going to show you just the video here on my blog, to help keep you on focus .
This video was taken directly from my sales page, however it’s full of great content – not just a pitch … Read the rest of this entry »
***The call recording is now available here***
Gideon Shalwick and I are running one live free public teleconference where we will be answering any questions you have about blogging.
This is a one time thing as our coaching calls are normally only for our paying members. The capacity of our conference line is 150 people only so … Read the rest of this entry »
As my Twitter followers know, I’ve been on the hunt for a stand up table to use as my work desk. I’ve wanted one for a long time because I can sometimes work long hours sitting down and my body, especially my back suffers. Standing up is much better for your body, especially your back and when I recently … Read the rest of this entry »
I’m ripping this one straight out of my newsletter, which I just sent out to my subscribers (just stick your name and email into that big box on the right if you haven’t joined my newsletter yet).
This message is obviously a promo for Membership Site Mastermind (which closes on Monday by the way!), but after I finished writing … Read the rest of this entry »
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Daniel Scocco is well known for his DailyBlogTips blog. I recruited Daniel as a mentor when I launched my first … Read the rest of this entry »
