Archive for June, 2010

Guest Posting

Friday, June 25th, 2010 at 11:30 pm  
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guest-postingYou might have heard of my friend and blogging consultant, Chris Garrett. He wrote the Problogger book with Darren Rowse.

Well he has a new ebook out that tells you everything you need to know to get quality authority links and a boost in traffic, all through a quick and easy approach to guest blogging.

Right now he is offering it for the crazy low introductory price of only $10. The price has already increased once, and is sure to go up again as the reviews and testimonials start to pour in, so make sure you grab your copy and check out all the bonuses fast.

Check it out here:

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Namecheap Promo Code for June 2010

Monday, June 14th, 2010 at 8:22 am  
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Buy a new domain for $8.81 by using coupon code SUMMERTIME at Namecheap.

Transfer any domain to Namecheap for even cheaper with coupon code SWITCH2NC.

How to Find Profitable Keywords

Thursday, June 10th, 2010 at 12:56 pm  
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I ran across this video from Erica Douglass of Erica.biz. It's a neat little video tutorial on how to find profitable keywords to use for blog posts that get free Google search engine traffic to your site. It's pretty nifty.

How to Find Profitable Keywords

I like how she spells everything out. It's really all about finding longtail keywords that don't have a lot of competition but that do have a good number of searches per month. The key is finding those keyword phrases that people use when they're in a buying frame of mind. That is to say, this is a method on how to find profitable keywords that people use when they're searching for solutions to problems.

The video below explains it all.

List Building 101 Tip #14 — Always Get Permission

Friday, June 4th, 2010 at 2:37 am  
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This tip goes along with the one above dealing with spam. As an e-mail marketer you need to make sure that you have permission to send people e-mails. This means that they must opt-in to your list rather than you e-mailing them out of the blue.

You have two options for creating an autoresponder list:

1. Single Opt-in: Your reader signs up on your website and is automatically added to your list.

2. Double Opt-in: Your reader signs up on your website and is sent a confirmation email that contains a link that must be clicked before adding him/her to your mailing list.

Many marketers choose a double opt-in. Why?

The second step reminds people that they have, in fact, signed up to receive messages from you. This can cut down on many of the complaints that might otherwise occur. It also prevents spammers from submitting fake emails to your autoresponder and clogging up your account.

List Building 101 Tip #13 — Sign Up With A Good Autoresponder Company

Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 at 8:36 pm  
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Having a good autoresponder company is absolutely essential to online business success. An autoresponder allows you to store your e-mail leads, gives you your opt-in form code, sends your autoresponder messages, and tracks how many of your readers opened and read the emails. It is an essential business tool, and, yes, all of the gurus use autoresponders.

Just like your hosting company needs to be reliable, so does your autoresponder company. The good news is that it isn’t expensive to get an account.

I use and recommend Aweber.

I do NOT recommend hosting your own autoresponder on your server. The SPAM laws make it very easy for your IP to get blacklisted as a spammer – which means that your leads and customers will not receive your emails. Professional services like Aweber, on the other hand, work tirelessly around the clock to stay on top of all industry updates and ensure a high level of email deliverability.

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