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Video #3 – Where To Start

02 Jul

For this third video in my series on affiliate marketing, I’ve side-tracked a little to talk about the most basic of skills that I believe you need before you get stuck in.

I also reveal the four tools that I have used – and still use – as part of my affiliate and email marketing.

You can catch up with the first video here, and the second video here.

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Links to the Resources Featured in the Video

Million Dollar Copy Secrets

SalesLetter ABC

Instant Subject Lines

Aweber

Please note, these videos are free to watch, but they will only remain online for a short period of time.

If you have questions or comments about this video, please post them below, and I’ll be happy to respond.

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Getting More Out of Corner Stay Ads

08 Dec

By eschewing a software template approach, CornerStayAds is dizzyingly versatile.

In simple terms, if you can create a web page for it, then there is a strong likelihood that it can be turned into a CornerStayAd.

Below are just a few of my own ideas for using CornerStayAds.  If you have any of your own ideas, share them by posting a comment at the end of this article. Read the rest of this entry »

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Twitter Bliss in Five Easy Steps

28 Nov

Step One: Register a free account.

https://twitter.com/signup

Twitter Registration Page

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Article Writing – Where Do You Begin?

28 Oct

People that know me are aware that I don’t like to “blow my own trumpet”.

Honestly.

It takes a conscious effort to squash my natural timidity and talk about anything I do well in a manner that, to my overly-analytic brain, seems too much like brash, boastfulness.

So when I say that I find writing articles easy, please understand that I’m not saying it to show off.

It’s just that, for me, sitting down and writing an article comes as naturally and easily as Tiger Woods sinking a four foot putt.

Not that I’m comparing myself to Tiger Woods, of course.  That would certainly make me seem big-headed.  Erm.  Ok, I’m losing my thread.  See what self-promotion does to me?

Let me give you an example. Read the rest of this entry »

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Focus Marketing Seminar UK – Preparation

14 Oct

In two days time I’ll be taking the train down to London – Kings Cross, then the London Underground to Heathrow, and finally a taxi to the Heathrow Radisson Hotel, where the UK edition of the Focus Marketing Seminar is being held.

Before then – on the Wednesday – I will be taking an earlier trip down to London to attend the Softworld exhibition at which I will be conducting video interviews with some of the exhibitors.

Which ultimately leaves me a very small window of time to make my preparations for the Focus Marketing Seminar.

That may not sound like a problem, but only if you assume that ‘preparation’ simply means packing clothes and a toothbrush.

It doesn’t.

To get the most out of any training seminar, advance preparation is VERY important.

The following is not an exhaustive list, it’s simply a description of the preparation I consider to be necessary.  Read the rest of this entry »

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Need More Time – Need More Money

23 Sep

The title of this post are the two main factors for not attending the UK Focus Seminar, cited by those that responded to my previous email.

Location was also an issue for many, and “More Time” also extends to responsibilities that cannot be avoided.

I’m not the kind of person to say Read the rest of this entry »

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