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Using Slideshare To Get Free Traffic And Exposure

By on Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 | 2 Comments

Slideshare is a great place to get free exposure and traffic. If you’re not familiar with slideshare, it’s a social content site where you can upload slideshows. It’s an important part of a social content marketing strategy. One of my consulting clients started using it to upload their webinar slides prior to webinars, because their [...]

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Flock- Sweet Online Network Marketing Tool

By on Tuesday, December 29th, 2009 | No Comments

Become a Flockstar! This really is a great online network marketing tool. Flock is kind of like Firefox on Steroids. Firefox meets social media. It’s an intelligent browser, based on Mozilla (Firefox) so you get all the coolness and open source benefits of Firefox, plus it pulls all of your social media into your browser [...]

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10 Great Places To Post Your IM Content- Free!

By on Friday, December 25th, 2009 | No Comments

If you’re creating IM content (Internet Marketing content and articles), then why not leverage it? By publishing in these 10 places, your IM content will get maximum exposure, plus some high quality incoming links to your site! Let’s start with the top 5 article directories: 1. ezinearticles.com 2. goarticles.com 3. articledashboard.com 4. searchwarp.com 5. articlesbase.com [...]

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Learn How To “Claim Your Name” On Google

By on Friday, December 25th, 2009 | No Comments

My partner Mike Ray used to own his name on Google. But, alas, once he hit the millionaire club in his company he got lazy, and in January of 09 he entered his name, only to find (gasp!) he’s doesn’t own a SINGLE spot in the top 50 for the search term “mike ray”! Shock [...]

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3 Sweet Article Marketing Strategies

By on Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009 | 1 Comment

Article Marketing has been promoted as one of the key online business building strategies for years, yet very few people have been successful with it. I think the main reasons people fail with it is because they perceive it as being a lot of work, and they don’t see results quick enough. Two good reasons [...]

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Twitter Traffic Guide

By on Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009 | No Comments

This is the slickest e-book of the year. I usually slap down my credit card reluctantly when I buy any e-book online, but this is easily the best 12 bucks I’ve spent online in a LONG time. The Twitter Traffic Guide by Warner Carter (The Original Adventures In Internet Marketing guy) is a great book, [...]

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Where to submit your press release

By on Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009 | No Comments

Wondering where to submit your press release? Well, in my never ending quest to find the laziest methods of marketing (Is it weird to work your butt off trying to be lazy?) I have FINALLY become converted to press releases. Why? Because last week I met with Steve A (name is abbreviated to protect the [...]

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SelfGrowth.com as a marketing weapon

By on Monday, December 21st, 2009 | 1 Comment

I’m always looking for new, easy, and cheap marketing methods for my online network marketing business. Earlier this year I was referred to http://selfgrowth.com by a colleague. I went there and looked around, but never did anything with it, other than open an account. Since then, I have received many e-mails from them, and logged [...]

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How to screw up your blog in 1 easy step

By on Monday, December 21st, 2009 | No Comments

I recently posted a blog entry about one of my favorite social content sites, hubpages.com, and how I generate free leads, traffic and sales with it. Just one problem. I pasted the URL after the http:// that was there by default, creating a link like this: http://http://hubpages.com/hub/Alkaline-Foods-And-Water-Tips Of course, that didn’t work. Sooooo, if YOU [...]

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4 Great blogs to “rob and duplicate”

By on Monday, December 21st, 2009 | No Comments

We have spent time with our advanced students talking about doing “R and D”, which is short for Robbing and Duplicating! Now, before you think we are just teaching blatant plagiarism, let me define that R&D means finding content that inspires you and HELPS you create new content, it’s not about stealing other peoples great [...]

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