I’ve been running my Robert Allen promotion for about 2 months and have received a lot of questions.
They recur on a daily basis. Questions like:
Sometimes it’s really tough to be nice.
People doubt your intentions.
Redemption came yesterday. Continue reading
It’s not often that Internet people meet up, so I decided to do a small experiment.
I posted a thread in my DigitalKeiretsu.com forum: DigitalKeiretsu.com strategy training for Internet Money Secrets announcing a workshop which would bring together 4 Internet Marketing specialists.
If it worked out, I would continue to organise a series of Internet marketing-related training for the DigitalKeiretsu group.
This is a series of workshops intended to help increase the level of skill incompetency of the DigitalKeiretsu members who have a wide range of skill levels from beginner to intermediate.
I’m glad I did.
Last night’s session was a smashing success!
Alief (AliefHamdani.com) talking to Angie and Chi. Should a Body Combat Instructor be caught eating junk food on camera? Hmm…
Besides myself the other trainers were:
Topics that were covered included:
Newsflash:
I got an email from Affiliate Guru Chris (creator of Affiliate Project X)at 2:49am this morning.
I wasn’t sure if it was a joke.
Because I didn’t think anyone would give away so much stuff for free.
There’s a pending update for Affiliate Project X, and according to Chris, people have been emailing him to buy the update before it goes live. But he’s staunchly refused.
Here’s Chris in his own words:
I have also been working on a fr.ee website offer which is targeted *specifically* at buyers who have Project X and feel a little overwhelmed by the techniques.
If this sounds like you, then pay *very* close attention to your mail box in the next few days.
The website offer is going to be worth a little over $1,000 (and that’s being conservative, you will see why when the offer drops, it’s not one of those random made up values – trust me).
And it will only be open to Project X buyers at launch.
These are some of the questions I receive almost on a daily basis regarding Affiliate Project X.
Here’s are my best answers.
If you’ve been following this blog regularly, you’d know I’m a keen Mozilla FireFox user, judging by the posts in the category: Browsers.
And my copy of FireFox has probably seen it’s fair share of abuse.
So you might say things are a little….slow?
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not soley dependent on Firefox.
By necessity, I use 3 browsers:
How’s Flock (currently still in beta) different? Continue reading
Darren Rowse’s post about: What do You Think About Sponsored Posts? is an interesting one, because it seemed to draw a number of negative responses.
Is paid posting the next big blogging satan? (to join the ranks of autosurf websites, ponzi schemes, suspect network marketing and it’s ilk?)
Frankly, I’m not sure why a lot of people seem deadset against advertising.
As a former journalist, I can tell you that without newspaper ads, your newspaper would probably cost $5 a copy. every day. Continue reading
As an Internet marketer, you will inevitably collect payments and PayPal is one of the better payment providers.
PayPal is:
Having established itself as a primary mode of payment for eBay auctions, it’s been an easy to transition to becoming a mainstream payment option.
I’d say that the PayPal it’s a reliable way of doing business in your sales volumes $5,000 a month or lower. However, once you are doing sales of at least $10,000 a month you’d want to get your own payment gateway. Continue reading