Internet Marketing Blog
I met Ilana Wechsler at a recent event in Sydney, where although still a relative newbie, she clearly demonstrated her passion for Internet marketing. I asked if she was interested in reviewing a course I had been given access to, which teaches people how to get more buyers on to your email list. Ilana jumped at the chance to learn… Read the rest of this entry »
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When I got home from my travels I finally had some time to go through some of the DVDs and CDs that came in the mail from various purchases I had made.
I bought Traffic Secrets 2.0 from John Reese when he released it mid last year and Frank Kern was nice (smart) enough to throw in a… Read the rest of this entry »
As you likely know, Gideon and I wrapped up the opening marketing campaign for Become A Blogger Premium a couple of weeks ago. During that period we both wrote lots of emails to our various subscribers, email being the primary communication method and also the distribution channel for delivering resources like the Roadmap report.
Most of you haven’t… Read the rest of this entry »
I’ve been talking about it for long enough. Now is your chance to watch my latest video. Here’s the link -
This video covers a form of Internet marketing that combines the traffic and raw exposure power of a blog, with the direct marketing power of email lists.
I call it Conversion Blogging, and it’s… Read the rest of this entry »
Over the weekend I worked hard on video presentations for the release of Blog Mastermind. Obviously the core topic of the videos is how to make money via blogging, however I’m introducing a new form of blogging for profit, something that can lead to income quicker, it’s more stable and in the long haul is a much better model for… Read the rest of this entry »
