Archive for September, 2007

How To Create A Newsletter.

So you have your product, concept and a terrific looking website up and running. Now you’re looking to drive more web site traffic to your page. There’s a lot of competition out there and you know you’ve got to stand out in order to be successful. An abundance of the right keywords in your meta tags and solid, informative content will certainly help. You need every boost you can think of to steer your site to success. One of the keys to your ultimate success is knowing how to create a newsletter.

No matter what your product or service, if you take the time to learn how to create a newsletter, your chances of success are automatically increased.

Many people discount the value of a newsletter and thus make a big mistake in their overall marketing plan. It’s not good enough to just show up on the net. Just having a website does not constitute a presence. If you know how to create a newsletter and put your ezine out there, you’ll gain exposure in ways that pay dividends in traffic that a simple website cannot achieve. Read the rest of this entry

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Online marketing is all about the traffic you get to your web site. If your traffic is not target traffic you will have a hard time making any worthwhile money but shift that traffic into the target group and you will see how target traffic makes a difference to your bottom-line.

Social bookmarking and social networking is an excellent way to increase your web site traffic so allow me to share a few of the social networks or bookmarking sites that I use to get more target focused web site traffic.

My StumbleUpon Page My StumbleUpon Page

StumbleUpon is one of my favorite bookmarking networks because it helps me share and discover great web sites. Use StumbleUpon to find random sites based on your preferences. I have found so many cool sites that are right up my alley this way. You can also help to promote other great sites by Stumbling them so that others can benefit from them just like you do. Read the rest of this entry

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Book Review : The 4 Hour Work Week

The 4-Hour Work WeekThe 4-Hour Work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich

This book is about how to live to work not work to live. It is full of ways to manage your work time to be able to make money and enjoy life. It shows you how to outsource your work for a better return for you.

If you spend hours at an outside job or at an at home business you need to read this book. I work from my home. I wanted to be able to spend more time with my family. It just wasn’t happening for me. I couldn’t seem to get it together enough to pull myself away from work. No matter what I did I couldn’t get my work done and have time left in the day to enjoy.

Thanks to this book now I can. This book is full of advice on how to change your life so you can enjoy both work and play. It’s not a get rich quick type of book. It’s a guide on how you can be your own boss on the Internet and still have time for you and yours.

If your like me every time you sit down to the computer the first thing you do is check that dreaded email. I don’t anymore. Because of this book I now only check my email first thing in the morning and at night when I’m ready to walk away from the computer for the day. Believe it or not it works.

This book also showed me ideas on how to start my own business. Plus it helped me along the way with ideas, hopes, helpful suggestions and way to outsource my workload. I still make money but have a shorter workday.

The biggest thing to remember about this book is that there are many ideas in it and you have to read the book to find the right ones for you. I read it over and over and applied this concept and that concept until I found the right ones for my life and me. Now I work, play and enjoy everyday to the fullest.

It even tells you how you can travel and save money. The ideas of living and traveling for free that are in the book will amaze you. It did me and I am willing to try it to see how well it works.

I think everyone should read this book. It is easy to read, understand and follow. If you only walk away with 1 idea you are better off than you were before you read it.

Criticism: There are a few places in the book I wish the author had gone into more depth. Of course a 4-hour Work Week Part 2 would be the perfect way to go.

The 4-Hour Work Week: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich

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