Monday, 1 December 2008

PLRPro Bonus


PLRPro are opening their doors this month and I've put together a bonus package for anyone considering signing up.

PLRPro are no longer simply a plr article provider. While the doors were closed we have been beta testing their new unique software dubbed "Project Green Button" because they wanted to build a software suite that did everything at the touch of a button.

It's not quite that but its as close as you will find anywhere. PLRPro members can now build a site in about 10 minutes thanks to Project Green Button.

The sites are built using the niche packs which we get 11 of each month. Each pack includes 40 keyword rich articles, affiliate programs to promote, keyword research, graphics etc.

Once your sites are built, the PLRPro software then gets to work promoting your them with automatic bookmarking, RSS submission etc.

You can even do your link building as PLRPro membership includes full use of Article Marketing Automation.

Are You Thinking Of Joining PLRPro?

As you are probably aware, Marc and Daniel reward members who introduce new members on the rare occasions the doors open so anyone signing up through my link will receive the following bonuses as a thanks from me for using my link.

I’ve included the following software that I found so useful I purchased the Master Resell Rights and I am including the sales pages with these so you can create mini sites and sell them yourself.

  1. Simple Sales Copy - Templates to help you create killer sales copy for your affiliate programs.
  2. Ebook Cover Creator - Perfect for creating book covers for all those free reports you will be giving away to build your lists.
  3. Software Builder - Quickly build useful software to sell or give away from your site.
  4. Huge collection of CGI and PHP scripts - Whatever it is you want your site to do, there will be a something in this collection to make it happen.
  5. Video Web Wizard - Lets you quickly add video to your new sites. An amazing piece of software that I sell for $67, check it out here. If you aren’t marketing with video yet, you should be and this makes it simple.
  6. Several ebooks on the subject of niche marketing that I personally found very useful.

You get all of the above with master resell rights to the software PLUS my direct email so that should you run into any problems or need some advice regarding your PLRPro sites you can contact me direct and I’ll do my best to point you in the right direction. I’ve been a member of PLRPro for almost 2 years and I’ve been one of the testers of Project Green Button since it went beta several months ago.

How to get your bonuses.

Sign up to PLRPro through this link and then use this form to send me your name and the email address you used to sign up to PLRPro with. Once I confirm you signed up through my link I’ll send you a download link for your software and ebooks within 12 hours.

Tuesday, 7 October 2008

Blogging to the Bank - Increase Affiliate Earning

Veteran blogger Rob Benwell has come up with a treasure box for bloggers in the form of the latest blogging eBook called Blogging to the Bank 2. This book is a must for every blogger who wants to be successful in the thing he/she loves the most- blogging. Blogging, a tool which started as a tool of venting out joy and sorrow, has now become a potent instrument to making huge amounts of money. Blogs can be an end to themselves, to earn money through various online advertising programs or they can also serve as a method to create more traffic and market products. Most of the people who are into blogging are at various levels of learning this beautiful subject, and Rob Benwell who is one of the best exponents of this field has given his inputs in the book Blogging to the Bank 3, which are vital for your blogging needs.

Blogging is an ever-changing dynamic concept and the Blogging to the Bank which Rob introduced in 2006 began to look obsolete in 2007. This is the reason in a bid to move with fast changing times, and to make sure all bloggers are updated well with information; Blogging to the Bank 2.0 is launched. People who have already read Blogging to the Bank are by now familiar to Rob’s lucid, concrete but concise steps on how to excel in blogging and would have no problem transitioning to Blogging to the Bank 2.0. For those who are new to this, Blogging to the Bank 2.0 can be a real asset to your blogging skills. You will be surprised to see that there is still so much more to learn in the blogging world. Blogging to the Bank 3.0 suits everyone from a newbie to an expert blogger.

Blogging 3 teaches you how to write better targeted posts, how to drive traffic to your blog, how to get repeated flow of traffic day after day, how to get off the bounce rate and how to make sure that you get increasing click through rates on your blog. The eBook is much more valuable than its humble price tag. For every blogger worth his or her salt who wants residual income for years on end, Blogging to the Bank 2.0 is a recommended buy

I had a chance to purchase the product for myself. One of my disappointments was that the Black Hat technique was no longer available and I also found that there was an overwhelming amount of information in the book to go over. So if you get frustrated with processing too much information all at once, you may have to read this book more than once. However, there were some unique tips that I did not know about that could be implemented and put to work right away. I also loved the five bonuses that came with the book. Those were extra special and very invaluable.

If you want to really know the ins and outs of how to make money with your blog or blogs, Blogging to the bank is a definite “must-have.” I would highly recommend that go to Blogging to the Bank to grab it now.

Monday, 6 October 2008

How to Use Blogging for Your Business

Every single small business owner is an expert in their field. No matter what product or service  you provide, your customers do business with you because you are the expert in that  arena, and if you are not an expert, then they very quickly realize that and go  somewhere else. People trust experts, and when making a decision about a purchase, they look to  the expert to tell them what they need to know and to give them all of the information they need  to make an informed decision.

For a small business owner who is just getting started, however, it may take some time and effort  to establish yourself as an expert in your field. You may know what you need to know,  you may have the information you need, you may do a superb job at what you do, but if your  potential customers do not know that and cannot see it, then why would they choose to do business  with you? You need to, essentially, place yourself out there in front of them and demonstrate  your expertise. You need to build your reputation as an expert in your specific area, which will  build the trust of your customers and potential customers.

An excellent tool to use when establishing yourself as an expert is blogging. A blog is  essentially an online journal. You write about whatever you want, it's easy and simple to use,  and easy for people to read. This gives you a medium to communicate your expertise, as you can  blog about what you know about your product or service and provide useful information for your  readers.

For example, if your business is selling salt-water fish and aquariums, then you would want to  set up a blog and write about the care of fish, how to set up an aquarium, what you will need to  get started, what kind of fish are good to start out with, what fish and creatures dwell together  well, and so on. Since your business is marine fish, you obviously know a lot about them and have  a lot of information to share, and you can do this in a fun and interesting way, and in whatever  style is you.

Another example, if your business is a car repair service, then you would want to write about not  just car repair, but car maintenance, how to prevent common neglect and accidents, how to care  for your car after repair, how to choose a good mechanic and what to look for in a repair shop.  And the list can go on.

Setting up a blog is easy and inexpensive. There are numerous websites where you can sign up for  free and create your own blog. They already have the tools that you need integrated into the  website, ready for you to use - you can start blogging almost immediately! You can add photos to  your blogs, you can allow readers to post comments, and most blogs have an option for your  readers to subscribe to receive new blog posts via email or rss feeds. Google has a blog service  that can be found at www.blogger.com. Another free one is at www.thoughts.com. For other options,  just do a google search for "free blog" or similar keywords. These sites will give you your own  subdomain, such as www.yourblog.blogger.com, which links directly to your blog. You can then give  this url out to your friends, customers, and include it in your marketing materials to direct  people to your blog.

If you are not sure what to write about, or are afraid you will run out of topics, try some of  these ideas:

Keep a paper and pen handy with you in your purse, by the phone, on the dash of your car, in your  shirt pocket or wherever is convenient for you. You will find that as you go through a normal day, you may get ideas for blog topics. Write these down as you get them, then when you go to blog, you will  already have a list of great topic ideas!

Ask your readers what they would like to know about. Invite them to email you questions. Some  blog sites may have a tool where you can create a quick poll or a short survey. Use these to get  feedback and to find out what your customers are interested in knowing about your subject.

Browse magazines on your subject. This may spark ideas and you may be able to build off what you  read about.

Borrow from other experts. If you run across another blog, or website, or an article in a  magazine that you really like and would like to feature in your blog, then get permission from  the author and post the article on your blog. Most authors will be more than glad to let you use  their article as long as you provide their information and a link back to them.

Use your own experience. Do you have some entertaining stories from your experience in this  field? Do not be afraid to throw in some fun and humor.

Blogging does not have to be tedious and boring, or take up huge amounts of time. If you are not a  natural writer and feel like it's too much of a job to sit there and write a long post, then  don't! Keep it short and simple, or whatever is your style. Remember that it is your  blog, so let it reflect your personality.

If you find you simply do not have any time at all to do your blog, then hire someone else to do  it. Perhaps you already have someone working for you who can take it on, or perhaps you know  someone who would be interested. You can give them your topic ideas, or even use a voice recorder  to record the posts for them to type out in the blog. Again, whatever works for you, your style  and your business!

The world of blogging is a wonderful tool to use to keep in touch with your target customers and  to establish trust as an expert. If you take the time to start, you will find it well worth the  while and will learn a lot from it as well! You have information and expertise to share - a blog  is a great medium to use to get it out there!

Sunday, 5 October 2008

How to Blog for Profit

Blogging is a great way to make money online even if you're totally new. If you're new to blogging and yet want to start quickly, there are several business models you can try for maximum results in a short time. This article discussed the three most popular methods.

The first method is get paid to blog or paid blogging. Create your first blog and start adding some decent article to it. Then you signup with paid blogging networks like Pay Per Post or Review Me and see what "opportunities" are available. These networks are filled with advertisers looking for blogger who can help them spread the word, and they are willing to pay. Accept the opportunity, write about it on your blog, and you get paid.

The second method is WordPress and AdSense and it requires a little more technical know-how. You need to build a WordPress blog on a specific niche topic, and start writing some good content on it. Then, get links from other blogs by leaving relevant comments on blog posts. The objective is to get more traffic who will click on your AdSense ads and make you money.

The third and most sophisticated method is affiliate marketing with WordPress blogs. Again, you set-up a good WordPress blog but with this model the amount of content you publish is not as important as the "selling quality" of the content. Each post you write must pre-sell the web visitor and convince him to click on your affiliate links. When the visitor makes a purchase online after that, you get credited for the sale and earn commissions.

Ultimately, which model you choose depends on how much time and resources you can dedicate to creating and managing your blogs. If you're new, you should choose a low-investment model and compensate by spendingmore time on it. When you get the hang of it, you can venture into other blogging models as well.

Saturday, 4 October 2008

An Affiliate Marketer’s Guide To Blogging

Promoting your affiliate links may demonstrate to be tricky nowadays, what with several points on the internet loathing - if not completely banning- the posting of the said links on their websites. The best method to go is to have your own website which will encompass all of your affiliate links, and mainly guide people to this one stopover URL.

There are many varieties of sites you can make for this reason, but nothing will ever weigh against the absolute resourcefulness, innate authority, and incredible scope of a blog.

The blog "blog" has turn out to be a colloquial expression for internet dwellers, which started from "net chronicles." Blogs were concoted to be internet memoirs where users can write about the eventualities of their days as well as their outlooks for all of cyberspace to perceive.

Blogs, however, are fundamental net advertising arms, mainly because of the following rationales:

- Blogs are in reality basic subject management systems. Think Joomla, only, with an crossing point that even a 7-year old child can use. Because blogs are so easy to use, they are very accessible to an extensive group of individuals, marketers included.

- Blogs make content promotion very , enormously easy. Uploading latest subjects can be done with just one click. As such, most bloggers bring up to date their content over once every day. And we all understand that search engines want fresh substance and frequently reorganized web pages, right? This is the explanation why blogs dominate the main few sites of appropriate search engine results pages.

- Blogs offer a more private familiarity for visitors. This is because blogs are linked with the bloggers that maintain them. Whenever new pieces are put, readers feel that the blogger himself is talking to them. For advertising purposes, such a feature of a blog makes extraordinary trust advertising very simple to work out.

Affiliate advertising via blogging is very, very basic. Actually, we can summarize the method in 5 easy actions.

1. Make a blog. Either make a free blog on blogger.com or wordpress.com, or download a variable- form blog and host it below your own domain, which is suggested.

2. Look for keywords linked to the topic of the affiliate creation you need to sell.

3. Post an entry discussing the keyword or key phrase you discovered.

4. Suggest the affiliate merchanidise you are selling and leave your affiliate link.

5. Present each recent entry to social news channels and social bookmarking websites similar to digg.com, reddit.com, propeller.com, technorati.com and del.icio.us.

Do this habitually, preferably no less than thrice every week, and you will soon create a considerable number of leads for your affiliate marketing promotions.