Internet Marketing Blog
One of the things I enjoy the most about blogs, especially blogs that are run by one individual, is analyzing why the blog is successful.
What is the magic ingredient that makes this blog succeed, when so many others fail?
Based on my observations, here are some of the elements you can apply to make your blog something special.… Read the rest of this entry »
Gideon Shalwick has released another powerful X-Factor video from Become A Blogger Premium 2.0. This video is a special preview of the caliber of videos that members receive, this time focusing on the more practical training style from Gideon.
If you’ve ever wondered how people get traffic back to their blog using YouTube videos, this presentation will be pretty eye-opening… Read the rest of this entry »
(Yaro’s Presentation On Impact Marketing Techniques.)
Press play to begin watching the video (this video is taken from directly inside the Become A Blogger Premium course).
I’m giving you access to a special preview of one of the strategy video presentations I did for… Read the rest of this entry »
Gideon Shalwick and I had a long chat last week and we’ve decided to close the doors to new members for our Become A Blogger Premium video training program for a while.
We opened the program in December 08 and had well over 850 members join the program, which to be honest was a bit better than… Read the rest of this entry »
Last week Gideon released another free X-Factor video. This time the subject is audio and how an amazing service, that’s free, can be used to produce audio for your blog and if you are serious, you can use it to do interviews and host your own radio show with callers and all kinds of cool features.
I’ll let Gideon show… Read the rest of this entry »
In the second half of 2007 I was contacted about whether I was interested in buying the domain name, becomeablogger.com.
Initially I said no because I was wearing my “too busy” hat at the time. A few days later I changed my mind and decided to grab the domain for an idea I had previously considered.
