Internet Marketing Changes Fast

infowriter — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 09:55:43 +0000

15 years ago, you could walk into a meeting with almost ANY idea for a website… and walk away with $15 million in venture capital backing to promote your idea through billboards, TV and radio.
10 years ago, traffic generation meant posting your site to newsgroups, classified ad sites, and free-for-all links. If people didn’t buy on the first click, heck, there was something wrong with them!
7 years ago, before Yahoo acquired Goto.com, you could buy clicks for 1 cent a piece… get #1 listings in Google just by writing quality meta tags… and – gasp – your newsletters and e-mails would actually get delivered AND read, without worrying about content filters or Facebook eating away your audience’s attention.
4 years ago… early AdSense pioneers could make $100/day simply throwing up junk blogs and playing arbitrage against AdWords costs. There were 3 good product launches a year, and less than a handful of ‘household names’ in small business IM. Nowadays, there are 3 new names with 3 new products every week… and the marketing is more aggressive than ever.
Last year, CPA offers and negative billing was the path to a 7 figure income. This year, you’re more likely to get a knock on the door from the FTC!
What’s all this mean?
It means, marketing online changes fast. What worked yesterday, might not work today. If you’re still using promo techniques that are years or even just months out of date… you’re a dinosaur waiting for the next ‘Ice Age’ to wipe you into extinction. Imagine waking up tomorrow and finding that the traffic has dried up, and the sources you’re relying on to supply it, no longer can.
What would you do? How would you adapt?
There’s more money than ever to be made online… but that are also *far* more people competing for the pie. Today’s web is much more open and dynamic than ever. Niches are discovered quicker, search engine algorithms exploited, statistics and keywords analyzed and taken advantage of faster than ever before… and if you’re not plugged into the community of pioneers ready to teach you what’s working for them TODAY… you’re giving away your profits to someone who is.
That’s why, I absolutely recommend visiting a top Internet Marketing seminar *at least* once per year. There’s no better place to keep your finger on the pulse, and learn from the best.
The problem, of course, is that GOOD seminars are EXPENSIVE.
With entry fees of $3K or more… airfare… hotels… dinners and extra curricular networking events… and time away from your office… it’s an easy $5-7K you’re dropping just to be there.

If you can afford it – GREAT. It’s worth every penny, and I’d thoroughly recommend it.
But flying to the other side of the world and dropping precious cash in these uncertain times with no guarantee of an immediate return… is the reason why seminar attendance worldwide is dropping to lower-than-ever levels.
That’s why I absolutely, 100% endorse and recommend the event that Ian del Carmen and Lee Benson are hosting this year.
What they’ve done is put together a group of 15 of the best Internet marketers in the world today… with a combined annual wealth of over $30,000,000… and they’re bringing them DIRECTLY TO YOUR BROWSER!
You can watch their presentations online directly from your computer, without ever leaving your seat.
And because the content is streamed to you over your Internet connection vs. hiring a room at an expensive hotel, they’ve managed to slash the ticket price to a RIDICULOUSLY low level, whilst keeping the content on par with a $3-5K seminar.
With over 15 hours of pure content from the likes of…
- Russell Brunson
- Joel Comm
- Willie Crawford
- Jacqui Harris
- John Jonas
- Kevin Riley
- Brett Ingram
- Raam Anand
- Dan Klatt
- Soren Jordansen & Cindy Battye
- David Gale
- Steve Yakim
- Stephanie Mulac
- Dr Brad Semp
- Stephen Luc
… This is set to be the the year’s greatest marketing event… and you won’t even have to leave home!
Check it out at:
http://yourpaymentlink.com/imme/4ki/22
All the best.

Press Release Marketing – Best Practices

admin — Tue, 12 May 2009 06:23:21 +0000

Press releases are informative news items that are used to promote your business online. The purpose of the press release is to create interest in your company. The press release was originally a vehicle that was sent to the media. The various media outlets reviewed these press releases every day to determine which items were newsworthy. Today the press release is online and can be read by people without the need to go through news outlets. This makes the press release an excellent online marketing method.

Online press releases must follow certain basic rules.

First, they need to be written in a press release format. This format is easy to follow and includes such things as the name and address of the company that is releasing the press release, a short synopsis of the news contained in the release and the body of the news release that explains the news. The end of the press release should contain contact information including the website address link that will get readers to your landing page.

Online press release marketing should be based on some type of news, fact or connection to current events. They need to be written in an inviting way that gets people to read them. They should be written for the general public and not for the news media. The press release is actually a short article that explains some type of newsworthy information about your product or service.

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