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I wish I could say 'Why do you hate selling when you do it yourself to make money?' But truth is, probably I am one of those hypocrites myself: I sell stuff but sometimes I hate it when someone sells to me. Of course it was not always like that but I feel like this after being in the internet marketing niche for close to 3 years. 
A couple of days ago, a chap posted on Warrior Forum that all things being equal, he would prefer an email list to a blog. Almost every poster (with the exception of a few) agreed with him. Then I chimed in and said that I would use both, because I can use my blog to build my list. Next everyone else started saying that they too would use both…. That says something about the forum, eh?
I don’t know if you are aware of a very recent HOT thread in the Warrior Forum where several warriors 'bitched' a fellow who was selling an article marketing report in his WSO. Reason: well, he was apparently telling in the report that if one takes an article from the web, rewrites 40% of the content and submits it to Ezinearticles.com and others, then that is okay! Hmm, not ok, right?
Continue reading “Do You Rewrite Your PLR Articles This Way?” »
I don't do bum marketing nowadays as much as before! But I still visit the ezinearticles.com directory and submit articles (for my existing sites, that is). You see, this is a good place where you can pick up trends in article writing and marketing. One of the trends that I still find at large is that of boring resource boxes. If this could have been the case two years ago, it could have been acceptable.
This blog post is for people who are overwhelmed when their subscribers start emailing them with questions.
Continue reading “Too Many People Replying to My Emails! What Do I Do?” »
The Retirement Tactic: A Cool Viral Marketing Tool?
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[Your Name here], I am going to Retire from IM
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Continue reading “Of the Retirement Formula and Broken Shortcuts” »
Last week I gave you four tips on writing a profitable testimonial. Those tips were meant for customers/reviewers who giveaway testimonials, and I hope that it has helped you a little. Today's lesson is for webmasters, or site owners. Just like many reviewers write awful testimonials, there are several webmasters who make a lot of stupid mistakes (or maybe, honest mistakes) while putting the testimonials on their web sites, or hunting for them. Today's article will help those webmasters, if only a little!
Continue reading “How to Write Awful Testimonials-Part II” »
In fact, I am going to teach you exactly the opposite- how to write profit-pulling testimonials. The way you write your testimonial can affect your business either positively or negatively, and it is time that marketers seriously consider learning the art of writing a good testimonial, because I see many people goofing it all up time and again. I am not just talking just about the little guys, but even many of the gurus make the same mistakes while writing a testimonial. In this article I will give you four specifics of a profitable testimonial.
I find it indeed quite funny that the 'make money' ebooks tell you everything about how to make money with 'no investment', but strangely enough, they don't mention the fact that without credit card you cannot move a step. Whether you are doing business online or buying stuff from internet-based stores, you need the help of plastic cards (there maybe alternative options for US folks but most of us, overseas guys have no other option). And you all know that my credit card problems have taken up so much of January 2008 that I may well call this month 'the month of my credit card woes'. Anyway, even from my problems, I learned something, and I am going to share with you what I learned.
I know I am quite late for this, but it needed to be said anyways, because just too many marketers are making those same holiday marketing mistakes.
