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Edward OConnell
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I just received this via email today and I thought that it should be shared it with everyone who is interested getting into an online affiliate marketing business.
Andrew’s Amazing CB Story:
http://getresponse.com/click.html?x=a62a&lc=olDs&mc=3&s=HJ4VC&y=i&
Chris’s Life Changing Strategies:
http://getresponse.com/click.html?x=a62a&lc=olDU&mc=3&s=HJ4VC&y=H&
It’s really inspiring and motivating
for me. Do read them, as I think
you’ll be able to learn a thing or two
from these two CB legends as well.
Thanks
Edward OConnell
Technorati Tags: Affiliate Marketing, Cb Story, Marketing Business, Online Business, Online Marketing
Anyone who is just getting into the network marketing business may find that some chores may seem like huge hurdles and may not have enough time to finish them before they need to start on another. When starting out you have so many things to get done, and even if you have a good plan you can become frustrated and stressed. So many just quit and give up (that’s the easy thing to do) and hopefully most of you reading this will not. You have to try to stay focused on what is the next logical step.
One of the first things to do in your network marketing business, in order to keep from getting frustrated, is to create a list of what is to be done next. You need to make sure that you do the most important tasks first and not worry too much about the least important ones. Once you get the biggest and most important tasks done that should be it, a one-time deal. Then you can focus on next smaller tasks or chores that need to be done on a daily basis. Just remember that you may not be able to do it all yourself, you may need to outsource it or delegate it to someone with the expertise in that area.
No one person can do everything in their business, you have to realize this and get help or mentoring from someone who can assist you. Many will get frustrated and want to quit because they are worried about things that are beyond their limitations. It is a good idea to keep a log of what you have done and what needs to be done in your online marketing business. By doing this you will not have to remember everything and leave your mind freer to think about what else you would like to do thus eliminating some stress.
While you run your online network marketing business you need to be ready for changes, which happen all the time. You need to be ready for the changes, knowing that they will happen and be willing to accept them so that you will be less stressed and better able to cope with running the business.
Most importantly you need to keep an open mind with a positive attitude. Once you start thinking negatively it puts much more stress on you and your business, which will most likely fail then. When you become stressed and overwhelmed it is much more difficult to focus on your online network marketing business and you will forget what you need to do next. It is your company and you need to be in a good frame of mind to make decisions that will affect your business. With that said, you will need to focus on the help above and maintain a positive and stress free business life.
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Step 1: Speed up your Wordpress
- Use WP super Cache (integrated with GZIP)
- .htaccess move directives as many to your server config
- Combine already your CSS in 1 large CSS resistant, it same applies to Java script
- Use CSS sprites
- Optimise with PHP op-code cache
- Kill superfluous plugins, and are more superfluous than you there think
- Care for fast hosting
Step 2: You optimise blog for SEO
- Couple of permalinks (including the postid if you want be able come also in Google News)
- Care that the mail title for the blognaam in the title comes
- Block robots on irrelevant page (noindex wp-admin, login, register)
- You optimise titles with Headspace2
- Write good meta descriptions (call to action)
- Care for a correct foliation, so that all page is indexed (with the plugin wp-pagenavi of more lester Chan)
- Disable several page for responses
- The Wordpress guide on Yoast.com implement
- Backup your WP database regularly (WP-DBManager of more lester Chan)
- You optimise database daily (also by means of WP-DBManager)
- Backup your files daily (blogtrafficexchange.com/wordpress-backup)
- Debug already your queries (debug-queries)
- Use for spam akismet to prevent
- You verify referrers to where see responses come from (tools.davidnaylor.co.uk)
- Use no superfluous widgets
- Monitor your uptime (Pingdom)
- You 404 verify page, prevent them wherever possible, but care also for a sending 404 page
- Remove superfluous meta information (rsd_link, wlwmanifest_link, wp_generator)
- Canonical URL reflect in the HEAD
Step 3: You promote site by means of social mediums
- Joint sociable your site
- Wheel a newsletter and puts a tell-a-friend option on the bedankpagina of your aanmeldproces
- Use comment redirect and again: tell-a-friend on the bedankpagina
- WP-Greet box (including related pages)
- Enable Gravatar, so that react more personal becomes
- Promote by means of Twitter
- Use Google Analytics
- Use RSS risky tagger for visitors by means of RSS at tracken (rebelic.nl/rsslinktagger)
- Track traffic Twitter
- Use comment redirect to measure `first-time-commenters’ and couple it as an aim in Google Analytics
- Track comments as an aim in Google Analytics (use for this onclick alignment)
- Track RSS applications in the same way
- You optimise texts for the target group who gives effectively interaction (for example reacts or registers for your newsletter)
- Use metrics to measure your progress
Technorati Tags: Akismet, Google, Meta Descriptions, Robots, Tagger, Track Traffic, Widgets
The launch of a new blog is daunting, namely because the chances are your blog only has one loyal reader – YOU! You check your stats a few days later and you only have a few hits, and that’s after you signed up for MyBlogLog and BlogRush. As a new blogger, what can you do to get an abundance of readers to your blog?
Below are the top 10 tips specifically for new bloggers and it is helpful to work on each one at a time to help you create momentum.
10. Write at least five major “foundational” or “pillar” postings of about 500 words each. This posting should be instructional and offers real value to your readers. Your aim here is to give really good and practical advice. Because this is a foundational posting, the article should not be time sensitive. Nor should you attempt to sell anything. It should be strickly instructional with really great advice.
The more pillar postings you have on your blog the better.
9. You should write one new blog post per day minimum. The key here is to show to first time visitors that your website is up-to-date so that they look forward to coming back tomorrow to find something new. Also, put RSS feed button’s on your blog to make the reading of your blog easy for your visitors. While you can slow down after you get a lot of readers, it is crucial when your blog is new to produce fresh and daily content as you gain your loyal readers. Read the rest of this entry
Technorati Tags: Blogger, Bloggers, Blogging, Domain Name, Mybloglog, Niche, pillar posts, Relevant Domain, website
