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According to the author of The Insider Secrets to Marketing Your Business on the Internet Version 2009, the Latest Edition is everything you’d Expect From A Beginner’s Guide To Starting An Online Business with over 1,250 pages of detailed, moneymaking strategies and techniques have been carefully laid out in bite-sized, easy to grab-and-apply sections, making it dead-easy to determine what you need, apply it to your business, and move onto the NEXT step. Read the rest of this entry
How can you really make money using public domain? It’s a question I hear frequently. The short answer is that you can use public domain for anything that you want to use it for. You’re really only limited by your imagination. You can literally chop it up, use it completely intact, create derivative works based on it, combine it with other materials, etc.
Here are eight public domain use ideas to get you thinking:
It’s not unusual to have that *gasp* moment when you get the bill for your first pay-per-click campaign… especially if you didn’t do your homework first.
Running up a pretty substantial bill with poor results isn’t hard to do… but most newbies don’t do it on this scale:
“I am very new to this google adsense and posting ads. Last night I wanted to do a “TEST RUN ONLY” for Google to monitor before I could run any ad for my blogger.com. This morning 04/27/2009 I see a cost bill of almost $30,000.00? Oh my GOD, how could this happen? PLEASE HELP! This is a mistake! Please fix this problem and remove this cost of almost $30,000.00 from my account. I don’t have that kind of money. I’m a single mom and I’m not even working. Please help. I look forward to your response to my request.”
The quote above came from a Google AdWords Help thread and illustrates just how easy it is to get in trouble with PPC.
You probably never really thought about all the pre-selling tools that are available to today’s online entrepreneur, but technology makes it possible to connect with your potential customers in tons of new ways!
I’ve written about what pre-selling is before, so I won’t go into the details again. Here’s a short definition to make sure we’re all on the same sheet of music:
In the online world, pre-selling is the art of warming up your visitors, building trust, and putting them in the frame of mind that they want to do business with you.
If you need a more in depth explaination, check out the article, “What is Pre-Selling?”
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The last week has been about the coldest week I can ever remember… but maybe that’s because we lost our power here in Kentucky. Brrrr!!!
If you’ve been watching the news, you probably heard the news that a HUGE snow/sleet/ice storm blew through my neck of the woods last week. We lost power at our house on Tuesday night and spent two days in below zero conditions. (luckily, our house held the heat pretty well the first two days and it didn’t dip below zero until the second day!) Read the rest of this entry
