Tuesday, September 8, 2009
How I made $1000 in just three days?
What if I showed you how I made $1000 in just three days?
A step by Step of how I did it and how you can do it too.
We all want to know how to make money online. Some of us want to make money from home, others want to get out of debt collection, other wants to make thousands .Some want to make money quick while others want a long term income. However we lack money making ideas.
What I am going to show you has changed my life. I am no longer employed. All I do is sit on my computer for a few hours every day. And yes I still have a good living. You may say "Yes I have heard that before!!!" But what if I show you EXACTLY what I did – in detail, the actual steps that I took that have paid me dividends?
What if I provide you a preview of the actual E- book ? No one else can let you see their full ebook before you purchase.
But that is what I do . Check out the sample which you can download for FREE. This is the actual e-book on offer here- without the actual resources- as the links dont work.
We show you exactly what you are going to buy but without the links.
We cannot be more confident with our product than that. We let you in not for a minor road test but we let you take a day or two road test.
Click on the paydotcom button below to get immediate access to this step by step guide.
A step by Step of how I did it and how you can do it too.
We all want to know how to make money online. Some of us want to make money from home, others want to get out of debt collection, other wants to make thousands .Some want to make money quick while others want a long term income. However we lack money making ideas.
What I am going to show you has changed my life. I am no longer employed. All I do is sit on my computer for a few hours every day. And yes I still have a good living. You may say "Yes I have heard that before!!!" But what if I show you EXACTLY what I did – in detail, the actual steps that I took that have paid me dividends?
What if I provide you a preview of the actual E- book ? No one else can let you see their full ebook before you purchase.
But that is what I do . Check out the sample which you can download for FREE. This is the actual e-book on offer here- without the actual resources- as the links dont work.
We show you exactly what you are going to buy but without the links.
We cannot be more confident with our product than that. We let you in not for a minor road test but we let you take a day or two road test.
Click on the paydotcom button below to get immediate access to this step by step guide.
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Five ways to improve your website
1. Find and Fix Broken Links and Other Errors
There are a number of online services that can check your site for problems. You can set these to run
automatically on a schedule, and to send you a report. The checkers can do various things, from
checking links to spell checking and HTML checking. Most of these services provide free demo
reports, by the way—they’ll check a few pages, maybe even 100, on your site and send you the
report so you can see what you’ll get when you sign up.
LinkAlarm: http://LinkAlarm.com/
Doctor HTML and RxHTMLPro: http://www2.imagiware.com/
NetMechanic: http://www.NetMechanic.com/
Web Site Garage: http://websitegarage.netscape.com/
Tucows Library: http://www.tucows.com/
Dr. Watson: http://watson.addy.com/
2. Make Sure Your Site Looks Good in All Browsers
One of the biggest frustrations for anyone creating Web pages is the fact that what looks fine in one
browser may look terrible in another. It’s an unfortunate fact that not all browsers are equal. How,
then, do you avoid problems? Really the only way to be sure is to check your work in different
browsers. Which? Well, there’s the problem. There are so many different browsers, versions of
browsers, and operating systems, that there’s no way you’ll be able to check all the possibilities.
NetMechanic at http://www.NetMechanic.com/ has set up a service called Browser Photo. This
service tests your pages on 14 different browser/operating system combinations, a combination of
AOL, Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, WebTV, and Opera (including 11 different Explorer
and Navigator versions), a variety of different screen sizes, and three different operating systems: PC,
iMac, and WebTV.
3. Add a Heading or Tag Line to Your Name Plate
The name of a product or a company is rarely in itself a compelling marketing message. Therefore
you should hardly ever head a Web page with the name of the product or company. Instead, craft a
compelling statement of the benefit someone gets out of buying the product or doing business with
the firm. After that hook you can introduce the identity of the Web page’s sponsor.
4. Include a Guarantee and a Privacy Statement
If you’re selling something on your site, a guarantee will help take away the feeling of risk. If you’re a
smaller, relatively unknown company you need to establish credibility fast. Offering a guarantee will
increase orders more than it will cost in returned items. You also should include a privacy statement
when asking visitors to provide information, namely their e-mail address.
HOW TO DO EMAIL MARKETING
HOW TO DO EMAIL MARKETING
E-mail advertising really can work. E-mail advertising is getting a good reputation these days, as
people realize that it can be affordable and effective, but not all e-mail advertising is such a great
idea. There are four main problems to watch out for:
1. Classified Ad E-Mails Don’t Work
Some newsletters sell classified ads. You buy a few lines and your ad runs along with scores of others.
These ads almost never work. Few people read these ads—in fact many of these newsletters probably
aren’t read at all, having been subscribed to in order to enter a drawing. Even if they are read, people
tend to quickly scroll past the classifieds.
If you can find a newsletter with cheap classified ads, go ahead and try it. Create a doorway page to
track incoming visits and see how many people hit that page. Probably very few. Remember, the best
way to place an ad in a newsletter is in the editorial content, separated from any other ads the
newsletter may be carrying. The better the content and the fewer ads in the newsletter, the better
your ad is likely to work.
2. Ads Sent Solo to Opt-In Lists Don’t Work
E-mail message ads sent by themselves to opt-in lists probably won’t work well. If the message carries
nothing but an ad, people will read the subject line, and unless it’s a really good subject line, just
delete the message. Remember, people are flooded with e-mail, so they’re using the Delete key a lot.
3. E-Mail Advertising Isn’t Always Cheap
Some opt-in lists are way too expensive. We looked at a number of opt-in lists recently and found
that prices seem to be from as little as eight cents up to as much as thirty cents a name. Eight cents
per name is a CPM of $80, which is toward the high end for banner advertising. Thirty cents a name
represents a CPM of $300!
Can you make money at those rates? In many cases the answer is clearly no! It may be possible if
you’re selling a high-cost item. For instance, if you are selling Web-hosting services and expect each
customer to bring you $300 in the first year, you may find it effective. If you’re selling a book that
costs $19.95, however, the chance of you making money with this sort of advertising is slim to none.
It’s quite possible to find advertising in newsletters at much lower rates. The CPM for targeted
newsletters is often around $35, but rates can be much lower, around a dollar or two.
4. The “Real Numbers” Issue
The numbers problem is tricky, and right now, there’s no easy answer. If you buy advertising in a
newsletter, how do you know you’re getting what you paid for? If you pay for 50,000 subscribers,
how do you really know that you’re getting 50,000, and not 40,000—or 10,000? We can tell you
that some newsletter editors are inflating their numbers … at least, that’s the rumor among
newsletter editors, and after all, it makes sense that some would be doing so. It’s too easy to get away
with.
Right now most newsletter-advertising money is being spent on faith; people are simply taking the
seller’s word. In a lot of cases numbers are inflated. Many list owners probably don’t clean their lists
often, for instance, and a large list can quickly build up thousands of bad addresses