Twitter can be a great tool to increase your visibility, create new leads and subscribers for your business, and produce more sales for your business or affiliate marketing, but you have to use it the right way to accomplish all those things.

That’s where all the self-proclaimed Twitter Experts and Gurus come in.

There are a lot of people out there who claim to be “Total Twitter Gurus,” and they just LOVE to give advice on how you can become a Twitter Expert too!  So I thought it would be kind of fun to talk about the top three totally stupid twitter tips that I’ve see over the last few weeks.

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A few weeks ago I was talking to a client about his website and had agreed to take a brief look at it to give my overall opinion.  I happened to be on my Mac and using the Safari browser at the time, and when I clicked on to the site it was a complete mess!

Tables were skewed, pictures half covered up, the drop down navigation didn’t work, etc.

I actually thought this guy was playing a trick on me — no one would EVER take this site seriously. Read the rest of this entry

The idea of attraction marketing seems to be really making a lot of noise lately.  I can’t tell you how many of my clients have been asking me about it in the last couple of months — what is it, does it work, can I do it too?

There’s really no secret.

I’ve been practicing attraction marketing for years in my own business.  If you’re successful, I bet you have too. Read the rest of this entry

I came across a sales letter today that had a lot of sales page errors in it — so I created a video to show you why it’s important to do your research before you buy an internet marketing product from a self-proclaimed “guru.”

In addition, hopefully this sales letter mistakes video will show you what NOT to do when you create your own sales pages!

When you start a new online business and sell a product or service of your own, one of the things the experts often tell you that you need a merchant account to do business online.

Well, that’s simply not true.

While there are certain circumstances where a merchant account may be necessary, for the majority of online businesses, it’s just an unnecessary expense… especially when’ you’re first starting out.  I’m going to tell you why you don’t have to have a merchant account.

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