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Internet Marketing For Beginners

By blujam On September 4, 2010 No Comments
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This article is going to be about Internet Marketing For Beginners. Just sit back and take your time to read this page. I’m not going to sell at you. Internet Marketing has helped a lot of people live the lives that they’ve wanted to lead by providing them more time and money to spend. Their business can be run anywhere around the world, as long as they can connect to the Internet. It is suggested that you take down some notes so you get an idea about what it is, as well as your own thoughts on the matter.

Let’s first try and define Internet Marketing. We know what the Internet is: it’s a place that is highly connected where people are able to share things and communicate even if they’re on opposite sides of the world. The harder concept to grasp for a lot of people is Marketing. Terms like “Affiliate Marketing” or “Network Marketing” might be familiar to you if you’ve been online for quite some time doing your own research. What do you think the “marketing” in each of these forms of marketing means?

Marketing is essentially problem solving through helping people who are after a certain something find it. A good Internet Marketer will be able to quickly solve a certain problem by supplying a particular solution to them. If you’re talking about Network Marketing, the market you are trying to appeal to are people who wish to leave their 9-5 job and require an alternative. It’s always about the problems you’re solving.

Since I am writing about Internet Marketing for beginners, I won’t make the concept too hard but think about it this way. Do you know someone who complains to you a lot? Do they also complain to other people, driving them mad? Those who are good complainers are usually also good marketers, since they’re aware of the problems they have.

You see, all it takes is for you to find a solution and refer people who can relate to you to the solution for you to make money online. I know it’s easier said than done, but there are a plethora of ways that this can be done. You might be making money from the people who you are referring, but don’t see yourself as a salesperson. You are more of a friendly problem solver.

I could go on for a lot longer about just what Internet Marketing is about, but I don’t want to overload you. So I’ll leave it here for now. Watch out for the next episode of Internet Marketing for Beginners!


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The insider’s short-cut to writing a killer ad fast…

By blujam On September 3, 2010 No Comments
banner2 The insiders short cut to writing a killer ad fast...

Hi Tweeple!

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Knowing this short-cut makes it ridiculously easy to create
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(And by "results", I mean "cash.")

Even if you’ve been clueless about writing ads until now.
Most entrepreneurs & biz owners never figure it out…and
it’s why they struggle.

Best part: This shortcut is being given away by
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This is much of the same advice John is famous for
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the years, including most of the top-producing marketers you
know about.

But get this: included in this week-long deluge of
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Sincerely,

Jeff Davis


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Dramatic Shift in Marketing Reality (Scholz & Friends)

By blujam On September 1, 2010 25 Comments
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Companies, marketers and advertising agencies are facing a dramatic shift in marketing realitiy – and are increasingly failing to connect with consumers. The big challenge in times of exchangeable products, the rise of social media and mature and rather brand sceptic consumers: To find new ways how to get people engaged again in products, advertising and in brands. Don´t you have something interesting to say? Mailto:engage@sf.com

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Dramatic Shift in Marketing Reality (Scholz & Friends)

By blujam On September 1, 2010 25 Comments
banner2 Dramatic Shift in Marketing Reality (Scholz & Friends)

Companies, marketers and advertising agencies are facing a dramatic shift in marketing realitiy – and are increasingly failing to connect with consumers. The big challenge in times of exchangeable products, the rise of social media and mature and rather brand sceptic consumers: To find new ways how to get people engaged again in products, advertising and in brands. Don´t you have something interesting to say? Mailto:engage@sf.com

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Reasons Why Leaving Spam Comments is NOT the Way to Promote Your Blog

By blujam On August 31, 2010 No Comments
banner2 Reasons Why Leaving Spam Comments is NOT the Way to Promote Your Blog

There are basically three words that can describe spam accurately: desperate, manipulative, evil. While that may sound like the resume of some soap opera villain, it rings true for every one of us who have ever been burned by spam. Spam is an example of why sometimes, the means does not justify the end.

True, the aim is to build buzz for your blog but the technique used is just plain wrong. If you’re planning on leaving spam comments on other websites any time soon, know that it’s not the way to promote your blog. On the contrary, you might even do damage to your blog without knowing it.

Understanding spam comments

Spam comments started sprouting their evil seed when online guestbooks began appearing on websites. Unscrupulous site owners and marketers bombarded these guestbooks with links (many even used purely links) back to the spammers’ websites. If any comment is included at all, it may contain highly generic ones such as ‘cool post’ or ‘great website’ or ‘nice page’.

Spam appears in just about anything these days, including blogs, often in the form of a comment. How this is done is quite simple. Any blogger who wishes to promote his blog can simply write down keyword-heavy texts in the guise of a comment and then post it at random on another blog or website. Sites that allow hyperlinks to be displayed are usually the prime targets.

The problem here is that this type of commenting is not purposeful at all. It’s done at random, similar to throwing darts at a huge dartboard while wearing a blindfold in the hopes of hitting something, anything.

Why spam commenting will not work for you

Leaving spam comments to promote your blog may seem tempting enough but it’s best to avoid it. That is, if you want to be taken seriously and see your blog last long enough for your grandchildren to appreciate. Here are reasons why leaving spam comments to promote your blog are NOT the way to go:

You’re being watched

These days, you spam someone once and you’ll be branded for life. Or at least the blog or business you’re trying to promote will be. The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 makes sure spam is controlled and no one can wave it around like a weapon.

Becoming associated with spam is bad news for your blog. People hate spam… period. They will be more than happy to report you to your host provider or even your affiliate companies and avoid your blog altogether. And yes, Akismet and a host of other plug-ins designed to fight spam will be watching.

You will be penalized

By leaving spam comments on another website with the sole purpose of promoting your blog, you give that website’s owner the permission to become a witness against you. Your host provider will cut off ties with you and if you’re using your blog to promote an affiliate’s products, even your affiliate will drop you.

Should this happen, you will have to start all over again, from square one, with a tarnished reputation. If you leave more spam comments in the future, you’ll only be repeating the cycle all over again, all to your detriment.

You’ll be seen as unprofessional

Leaving spam comments to promote a blog is for the lazy, the uninformed and the desperate. Why else would you use a technique that is generally viewed as unsavory? If you’re unprofessional, your visitors will find it difficult to trust you ever again.

You’ll be violating certain unwritten codes

The reason why comments are allowed in websites is to provide people a platform with which to interact. Blogs, forums and discussion boards are large meeting places, open to people regardless of their age, sex, location or personal beliefs, with the implicit agreement that those who participate will be respected for their beliefs.

By leaving spam comments on these sites mainly to promote your blog, you break this code of trust.

Leaving spam comments can increase your blog’s ranking… artificially

Although an artificial increase in ranking can mean good news for your blog (it will allow your site to appear high in search engine rankings), this is only an initial effect, sort of like anesthesia. Soon, it will wear off.

This is particularly true if your blog has nothing else to offer. Visitors who have been driven to your blog through search engine links (which you were able to achieve artificially) will sniff around your site and if they find nothing there, they’ll leave soon enough, never to come back.

Worse, word might even get around that your website is filled with nothing but air. If you must promote your blog this way, make sure you have the content to make visitors stay.

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