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How To Dominate Google With Your Affiliate Link

I’m going to send you a “blueprint” right here right now that you can follow and model whatever niche your in to get…

“Money in your jeans.”

I’ll give you the fastest route possible to get started.

This is a plan of action.

After you read this you’ll do one of two things

1. Either you’ll “TAKE ACTION”

or…

2. Sit there and do nothing.

So lets begin.

When I consult with my clients and students it’s the same ole story… “if you build it they will come”

Well it doesn’t happen that way.

*The first thing you need to figure out
is…

“Who is your market what do they want?”

*What problems do they have?, and how can you create a solution to satisfy their wants and desires?

Next once you found your market you need to find your niche within that market.

Remember a market is just a group of people that have similar interest and wants, then once you’ve found your group of people (market) find out what niche will be profitable within that market.

Here is your formula for creating the keys to wealth and making money on demand.

1. Find an easily targetable market

2. Find a highly profitable niche within that easily targetable market and find out what problems your niche has.

3. Have a solid marketing plan to take care of your new niche

4. Create a kickbutt USP that separates
you from the competition

5. Have a rock solid sales process

6. Drive highly targeted traffic to your site

7. Learn how to convert, monetize and reuse your traffic

8. Repeat the process and move into another market and niche or scale your existing business as big as you want

Now I understand that might sound like a mouthful, especially if your new to marketing so I’ll give you an example of what I’m talking
about, and this example is already online and profitable

I should know, I’m making a boatload of  money in it

Will you find my name on it?

not in the least bit.

First of all, I like my privacy and second I like it when my competitors sweat and don’t have the slightest clue why their losing
business to the underground guy

Example

easily targetable Market - golfers
highly profitable niche - golfers looking to lower their golf score by 7 - 10 strokes and correct their golf slice.

Now whats your marketing plan?

Not to worry we’ll get into that.

But first lets get into a little of the psychology of your market

No offense to golfers here because I’m one as well.

Your market is a consumption market which means they have the ability and are willing to spend money on demand and with frequency which is key.

(golfers will spend money on dare I say some of the stupidest of products if they feel it will give them the edge and they definitely have a good command of disposable income)

Again I should know.

If your market is not willing or able to spend money then your doomed from the start.

So first thing to research is your market you never put up a website and sell product without letting the market tell you want it wants. Even it YOU think its the greatest thing since sliced break.

Sure you’ll make some initial sales, good for you,

But…

If you don’t have a solid business plan wrapped around your initial offering your dead and your business isn’t going anywhere.

Trust me I see it all day long, marketers come to me because their all excited that they sold a few copies of their ebook then month two rolls around and they’re lucky if they make $75.

Its the classic mistake 99% of marketers make online.

Now that you know that, you can go back to the drawing board and start fresh.

*Back to the your research.*

What problems does your market have? ( they want to lower their golf score, and they want to correct their golf slice)

Why are they having problems?
(poor instruction, not enough targeted information to help them alleviate the problems etc )

What have they done in the past to remedy their grief, frustration, etc

*Buying useless ebooks that just whiff around the subject but have great sales letters *Wink*

Why hasn’t it worked? (read above)

My marketing plan is simple, but I’ll get into that further along.

My niche, golfers looking to lower their golf score and correct their slice.

I chose this niche because of all the research I did and its an excellent market and highly profitable niche.

It has all the elements of “profitability” I look for when going into a market.

I’ve listened to their problems and frustrations. I know exactly what I need to do in order to help them but more importantly…

“MAKE SERIOUS CASH”

( the research is easy I show you how to conduct market research in less than 30 minutes)

So I bet your asking just about now… “ok you did your research but how do I get content and what do I offer as a product?”

No worries there, I got your back

I build relationships with as many offline golf experts as I can and cultivate that relationship by giving them (offline experts)free exposure
for their products and services.

(offline experts are the best subjects as they don’t have the slightest clue how to market online, for the most part)

Those offline experts that understand about marketing online no sweat, we make sure the offer is beneficial and lucrative to them
and they want to partner with you.

*WIN WIN*

The experts provide great information and rich targeted multimedia content.

*I simply follow them around and record everything they do and split the content into modules for a major info product or stand alone mini products.

*Of course I just get it all outsourced when I’m done with the video, as I don’t have any desire to sit there and edit video.

That’s for chumps.

You want to make sure you outsource $8 - $12$/hr task to those people that enjoy doing that stuff, so you can free yourself up for the bigger picture, which is marketing and “MAKING MONEY”

(I show you how to get this outsourced for free by the way, very sneaky)

In the process,

*I simply establish myself as the go to guy online by partnering up with offline experts and I do the marketing online

**** Big Lesson here, stay with your strengths and outsource your weakness****

Now that I’ve done the small steps, I simply move into my market, figure out what they want, what their screaming for, and spy on my competitors to find out what they are not giving their customers, or what they have not clued in on as to what their customers want, and I plug that hole.

Also I survey the market at least a half dozen times to get some very targeted feedback.

(this step is easy, its not hard so don’t sweat it)

*this gives you a kickbutt U.S.P.

You see this is another key that most marketers miss out on, they don’t listen to or communicate with their market and just try and sell them stuff.

I guarantee you this, if you learn to solve peoples problems you’ll become a MONEY MAGNET and when you learn to do that, then you will
become a TRAFFIC MAGNET.

So that should be part of your marketing plan.

Along with that,

find out…

Well that part I have to keep secret.

That’s what clients pay me the big bucks for

Lets continue on…

Creating your Killer USP (unique selling proposition)
- figure out who your competition is

- find out what their strengths and weakness are

- whatever your competition is not doing for their market or is unwilling to do for their market, then you step in to plug that hole and create your Killer USP around that.  (which I’ve already hinted at)

Your sales process

- bottom line we can get into this and its a whole ebook in itself but you must create a sales process that is not only brain dead easy for your customers to order,  you must incentivize your customers to re-order and bring you more traffic.

Here are some little “MONEY MAKERS” I use in this market to make piles of cash

*Create live webshops showing instruction on how to lower golf scores and correct slice (multiple products here)

*Membership site (multiple backend offers, with getaway vacations, e-coupons discounted equipment, etc)

and a few other ninja strategies you’ll learn in my mentoring program

*Driving Highly Targeted Traffic To Your Site*

- who is your target market and target niche?
figure that out and spend your time, energy, and money only going after that traffic.

-All other traffic is useless to you because they are not interested in what you have to offer it will take you too much time to try an convert them. Why waste your time.

By the way traffic is child’s play.

I get traffic for free and tons of targeted traffic to my blogs, stand alone products membership sites, and affiliate offers

Want an example or two?

I’ll reveal the niches to you as it doesn’t matter you can come into them and I’ll still clean up by using other  sneaky techniques
http://niche-profit-marketing.com/tv.html

Notice the competition of the niches I’m in and notice who has top listings *wink*

Just copy and past these phrases into google without the quotes and notice the competitive pages and fierce adwords competition.

traffic secrets 2.0 bonus and video review
(cut throat competition)

Call of Duty 4 Mod Warfare for Xbox 360 PS3
(adwords dropped off in the last week)

Call of Duty 4 Mod Warfare for Xbox
(other keyword modifiers)

Call of Duty 4 Mod Warfare for PS3
(other keyword modifiers)

*Conversion, Monetization, and Increasing Profits*

(Remember people are searching first and  foremost for information not searching to be sold)

-provide your visitor with a great reason  to come back to your site give them a great “white pager” or “highly targeted special report” that they can’t get anywhere else on the net, not the usual junk people try and give for the opt-in. (intro infoproduct to begin the presell process)

Make your reason special prove to your visitor that the information you provide is worth them coming back for more.

-structure your site around being an information based authority site with highly targeted content and the sales will come.
(this is easy as well I show you everything)

-after you capture the information make sure you provide great content that you build the trust and develop the relationship first.

Then you can POWER SELL *Wink*

-once you’ve built trust and made sales, then always over deliver and make sure you give your customer reason to continue to buy
from you and bring you more customers.

(make sure you plugin an affiliate model for your business make them your partners)

Repeat the process with a new market, niche, and website or scale your business as big as you want

Again this could be an entire ebook in itself but you get the picture.

Bottom line your site needs to be revamped into an information rich authority hub pre-selling machine.

And how do we do that?

Well with some of the strategies you’ve just read about as well as many more which would be to time consuming to get into here but are included behind the scenes of my exclusive mentoring program.

If your serious about exploding your online business and making some serious income over the next  45 - 60 days then you’ll get so much more
insiders knowledge by joining my mentoring program so in no time at all you’ll be successful.

But I understand that you don’t want to be sold another product and this isn’t a pitch to get you to buy some info product.

Matter of fact I’m not going to sell you anything, I’m providing you an opportunity, “A WAY OUT” to finally take charge and get
your business “motoring” so you can see…

“RESULTS IN ADVANCE.”

So I’ve given you a proven formula that works, I guess it’s up to you how you want to proceed from this point then

Now I’m going to show you how to dominate google with your affiliate link with this intensive video

http://niche-profit-marketing.com/tv.html

August 31st, 2008

Printing is not just printing

The new age of printing is piling up in the modern technology.
The wide application is seen everywhere and nobody can say it
hasn’t been useful. Like everyday routines, printed materials,
signs, posters and billboards are seen all over places and
buildings. This has been a pretty advantage for some who are
into campaign of their own products.

Think of how they will be able to provide themselves with
posters and banners which are evident and convincing if it
wasn’t for digital printing? Competition is now at the peak so
printing pays off with it. Cards for example are useless and
dull if it was printed the ordinary and old way.

If you will be handed with a sample card from someone you knew
or barely knew, would you appreciate it if the design has no bit
of taste after all? For sure you will leave it elsewhere and not
consider it as something important and inviting. But if you
received a card which has good prints and paper quality, guess
you wouldn’t just be putting it immediately on your pockets. You
will surely be tempted of reading it and figuring out the
quality. Color printing and digital printing has been proven to
have increased the sales and production which is seemingly high.

Value is important. It does not necessarily mean printing is not
just printing. Printing is about capturing the people’s
attention and sourcing out messages information. To have one
done effectively, change in your old system can be advanced with
the new and finest method of digital printing. Don’t be left
behind with the other company’s standards. In a competitive
industry, name is all that counts and it is the essential part
of it all. Shifting to the modern age will probably offer you
with higher opportunities. Equipping your business with the
standard printing strategy will definitely count one way and all
the other. Technology in prints is uncontrollable and you need
to get in line.

Printing is about capturing the eyes and minds of the people by
feeding them with the right color and design. Richer color
effects are ratifying and inviting. Choosing the most acceptable
colors for your users is the effective most possible way. Say
for children, think of how they get attracted with cartoons and
colorful 3D animation? It stays and renders in their minds which
makes them easy to remember and classify. So throw away those
second thoughts.

For comments and inquiries about the article visit
http://www.uprinting.com

May 16th, 2008

Questions to Ask When Designing a Website for Clients

Questions to ask when designing a Web Site for your client (s).

“Excerpt from the book: Graphic Artists Guild, Handbook Pricing & Ethical guidelines Written by: Brent Parker

These questions are a great tool to use when trying to develop your clients website. It gets down to the roots of web design, so there is a clear and precise understanding of what needs to be done. You can either make yourself a check list on paper for face to face talks or you can put it into Adobe PDF form, and have them download it from your website and fill it out later. It may seem odd at first, but in the long run it works out perfectly.

GOALS

• What is the client’s business and how will the client’s Web site advance it? What message is the Web site supposed to convey?

• Who is the primary audience for the Web site? The primary age group of the audience? Their professions, disciplines, and interests? (Designers should warn clients that if the target is a broad-based, international audience, with potentially slow modems, old browsers, or expensive service, this might limit the design options.)

• What are the secondary goals of the Web site? Is this an informational site or an avenue for internet-based marketing or revenue?

• What subjects, in order of priority, does the client want to cover on the Web site? Have the client define at least five separate area of subject matter and state what’s unique about their business.

ONLINE EDUCATION

• Does the client understand the difference between the Web and an online email service such as America Online? The answer to this question is an indicator of the clients overall Web knowledge. If the client does not understand the difference, the designer may want to factor in time for basic Internet education

• Does the client require a Web hosting account and/or dial up access? How many users? What user privileges would the client like?

• Is the account only for email or does the price quoted allow for server space to host a Web site? How many megabytes of server space?

• If the client already has an Internet account, is it with a true ISP or with an online service such as America Online? If the account is with an online service rather than a true ISP, extra costs or special arrangements may be needed to host the Web site.

PLANNING

• Who will give final approval of the project? If someone other than the clients’ team will have final approval, then the designer needs to make sure that person has Internet access and understands the Web.

• What domain name would the client like? (.com, org. net etc…) What are two to three alternative domain names in case the first choice is already taken/

• Are the client’s source materials in electronic form, and if so, does the designer need to handle file conversions? The designer may need to educate the client about how to submit materials in as consistent and compatible formats as possible. If necessary, the designer should provide the client with a variety of options and be prepared to do conversion’s

• Does the site required advanced functionality, such as database functionality (Access, Filemaker Pro, Microsoft SQL, Oracle Server)? Does the site need to be coded in a special language such as Microsoft ASP or Allaires Cold Fusion?

• Are there requirements for e-commerce, such as the ability to process credit card transactions, development of Shopping Cart strategies, survey forms, advanced configurator sales selectors, online games and interactive demonstrations, online chat and message boards?

• Is the site to be hosted in-house or with another provider? If in-house, the clients information services department should be included in the planned meetings.

DESIGN

• Is the website to be designed from scratch, or is it a makeover of an existing site? If a makeover, does the client want any additions?

• What look and feel would the client like for he Web site? The client should show the designer examples of Web sites, magazines, publications, or artistic works they like. Does the client have a specific genre, culture, or style in mind?

• Are there any collateral marketing materials (brochures, publications, corporate identity programs, or posters), preproduction sketches, or media (CD-ROM’s, video games, records, or tapes) that the Web site should be consistent with?

• Does the client desire graphics interactivity and/or multimedia (also involving content development and site mapping)? These typically include JavaScript rollovers and effects, animated GIF’s QuickTime or AVI movies, sound files, PDF downloads, Macromedia Flash animations, and interactivity.

• Does the client need a new logo or new collateral marketing materials and media to be consistent with the new Web site? If so, these design services should be quoted in addition to and not as part of the Web site proposal.

• Does the designer wish to negotiate a credit link that targets his or her home URL or email?

FOLLOW UP

• Does the client have the staff to respond to email? If not, the designer may need to explain that the client may develop a bad reputation in the online world if people don’t receive immediate responses.

• Does the client plan to have in-house site maintenance, or does the client want the designer to do it? Designers considering site maintenance arrangements should look carefully at the ability of their own organization to do at least biweekly of monthly changes

About The Author

Brent Parker is the creator and Webmaster of Sprywebsolutions.com. Spry Web Solutions is based out of Las Vegas, Nevada. We specialize in web design, corporate identity, business documents and other great design tools. If you are a business start-up or thinking about starting one, we have a Corporate Identity pkg complete with 10-12 pg Website, 1000 Business cards, Letterheads and Envelopes all custom for one great “low” price.

May 8th, 2008

The New Wave of Poker Online

After the early days of the poker game, poker became a bit isolated from the world. Limited by law in many countries to high-rolling casinos, the poker game was out of reach for the average citizen. Therefore, beginners and novices who were interested in the game had a hard time to pursue their dream.

Why? Because they should be ready to shell out large amounts of cash money to be able to play. Moreover, the beginner should be ready to face the challenge of trying to stay expressionless even though his card has absolutely no sign of winning, or his opponent will have the opportunity to read his reaction and every movement.

Luckily, with the information era online poker came into the scene. Through the years, online poker has become so significant that the World Series of Poker accept entries from players of purely online poker background.

Today there are literally hundreds of online poker rooms to choose from. They each have their strengths and their weaknesses and most also their loyal players.

The new wave of online poker has made the game readily available to each and everyone who is interested.

April 28th, 2008

A Business Case For Accessible Website Design

More enlightened businesses recognise that accessibility is a
huge commercial ROI opportunity rather than a regulatory
straightjacket. Disability comes in all kinds of shapes and
forms. The market in the UK alone is worth billions of pounds
per year.

There are 8.6 million registered disabled people in the UK which
amounts to 14% of the population. (Disability Rights
Commission)

There are 1.6 million registered blind users. (Employers’ Forum
on Disability)

Two million UK residents have a sight problem. (RNIB)

One in 12 men and one in 200 women have some form of colour
blindness - 9% of the UK population (IEE)

3.4 million people have disabilities preventing them from using
the standard keyboard, screen and mouse set-up with ease.
(Employers’ Forum on Disability)

There are 12 million people aged 60 or over. (UK government)

UK population is also becoming older which means businesses will
increasingly need to tap into an older - and often affluent -
demographic.

Online businesses are potentially losing out on some £50-£60bn
per year buying power. (Employers’ Forum on Disability)

Accessible websites are search engine friendly meaning better
search engine rankings.

Accessible websites are smaller in file size which means that
pages are served faster. Users/customers can find what they want
more quickly.

Accessible websites are more readily adaptable for handheld and
other devices.

March 20th, 2008

TNX.net Review

TNX.net is an ad network, where you can sell text link ads on individual web pages. The ads are matched using categorical targeting and any link can be removed by either the buyer or the seller. This gives users of TNX.net an unrivaled control over the ads they buy or sell.

Read the rest: TNX.net Review

March 20th, 2008

Have Answers for These Questions Before Building a Website

Have Answers for These Questions Before Building a Website By
Suresh Babu

What is the purpose of the website? Whom this website is built
for? Who is the targeted audience? What is the demographic
target? What is the entry page? What is the exit page? Is your
website designed for each class of visitors? Small, Medium and
large who do you want to attract? How can you get them there? Do
you have a budget for Marketing? What kind of marketing will be
more effective? Who is going to do the marketing? In-house/
Outsource? Is your website optimized for the right keyword?
Apart from online resources do you seek offline marketing? Is
there a person dedicated to maintain the website on a regular
basis? What kind of programs is used? Do you have quality
outgoing and incoming links? Is your website better than your
competitor? What is unique about your site? Why should visitors
buy from your site when there are hundreds of sites out there?
Is your site Search engine and user friendly? Do the visitors
know where else to go when they arrive to your page? Are there
different paths for visitors who may have different reasons for
visiting the site? Are there any distractions that can keep
visitors from completing the tasks? Is there enough information
on the pages? If a person comes back and ready top purchase will
it be easy for them to purchase? What makes the pages memorable
and visitors will remember if they leave the site? Does your
website make visitors to trust you and proceed to buy a product
or services? Will visitors see what they are looking for right
away when they arrive?

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March 10th, 2008

How to Plan Your Vacation

Perhaps the most important information you can get from this kind of web sites is the information of what to pack for the vacation. Some resorts, for example those in the Pacific or Indian oceans, are not equipped with everything you would expect. Especially so, if you need to go with a budget resort.

Unless you have all the required items with you, you may need to buy something you really don’t need after the vacation. This adds to the cost of the vacation and is an unnecessary burden to your travel budget. By thinking ahead and making sure you take with you everything you may need, you can avoid costs and use the money for what it should be.

The best way to plan a budget vacation is definitely to look for information on budget resorts online. By comparing different options you will find the one that best suits your budget and your wants. That will result in a much more enjoyable and interesting vacation than one sold by travel agencies.

February 29th, 2008

Favourite place to find desktop backgrounds?

Whats your guys favourite place to find computer backgrounds? I have spent most of today looking for a good supercars desktops website - somwhere that has cool car wallpapers. Theres a whole ton of stuff out there but I am specificially looking for this one photo of a porsche GT from the 1990’s which was black and had a suicidal spoiler and wicked tints - if anyone sees such a cool car wallpaper please let me know - Dont want be searching for it for a long long time - has taken long enough already without even finding the damn car background!

February 20th, 2008

Pit Bikes

How long when you were a kid did the holidays seem? 6 weeks in the summer seemed to last a lifetime, except the last week which flew by. Imagine how much faster it would have gone if there had been Pit bikes for sale back then? I mean personally I would have spent all my time messing about on pitbikes had their been even a small 125cc pitbike for sale somewhere local to me, but then Thats the way it goes I suppose - cool new invention though, I definateley think they are great value for money and fun!

February 11th, 2008