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The #1 Ingredient In The Long Term Success Recipe

March 31st, 2010 | Add a Comment

Ted and Robin are both Internet marketers. They both follow the same strategies and techniques. They both build lists, buy advertising, sell on the front end, back end, offer an upsell and a downsell, and follow up with autoresponder series to promote affiliate products. Although they do every thing similarly, after 5 years Ted is very successful while Robin is still struggling with his irresponsive list, building a list after another to refresh, and doesn’t seem to be able to take himself out of the equation. The difference is that Robin promotes everything and anything to his list, and is only thinking about how to get them to open the emails and buy from my link. Ted on the other hand is picky on what he promotes to his list. He … Read entire article »

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Brand Names Are Taking Over

March 27th, 2010 | Add a Comment

During the first quarter of 2010 it was obvious that the biggest names in affiliate networks are flirting with brand names. And although these networks are criticizing the Google slap and it’s impact on the affiliate marketing industry, they are doing the same. Small affiliate marketers are now having their accounts terminated or suspended for low volume. This means that small affiliates are now facing the challenge of either growing into big boys or losing their business. This challenge is time sensitive. And affiliate marketers who are just starting and those who lost their Adword accounts are supposed to find an efficient way to grow their business according to a plan. The picture is not different on the other side of the coin. Small advertisers are now facing the challenge of … Read entire article »

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Employment Vs. Slavery

March 2nd, 2010 | 1 Comment

Not everyone can be a business person. For some, being employed is much more important than freedom and making more money. The way I see jobs is not going to appeal to most people, because for me a job is a modern disguise for slavery. In your job you trade your time and freedom willingly (as if you have the choice) until you retire, for  money that is hardly enough to pay for your shelter, food, and other needs. On the other hand, slaves trade their time and freedom against your will for the same things; shelter, food, and other basic needs. If you disagree with me, as most people do, search for the answer of this question: Was there employment, as we know it now, when there was slavery? You’ll … Read entire article »

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