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Time verses money - what do you have to give?

By Samantha On March 9, 2010No Comments

One of the hardest parts of internet marketing is do decide what you have to give and having money for your online business can have it earning a lot quicker than you would expect. This is because you will have the time to put into creating products because you are paying out for the other sections of the business.

You can have someone to do all the data entry tasks for you for example they could easily free up 20 hours of your working week. I have someone that just does my social bookmarking for me once a week and this on it’s own would cost me at least 25 hours a week in time yet the cost for it is a drop in the ocean.

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Stumbling across niche markets by accident

By Samantha On March 8, 2010 No Comments

I was asked last week by one of my subscribers to my mailing list how I choose the niches that I get involved in and how many hours of reach I do for each niche. The truth though is that I don’t put in as much effort as many fellow internet marketers do into their niche markets. But at the same time I get amazing results so why make lots of effort with your niche markets when you don’t have to?

As long as the money rolls in this is all that counts and often I have products recommended to me that I can resell or an idea just comes to me from a buyers point of view.

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Dude where’s my Blog?

By Samantha On March 3, 2010 No Comments

This is an important question for many people these days because they simply can not find their Blog on Google and the traffic results can be very low. There is this large proportion of new Blog owners that simply think that all they have to do is put a great Blog together and then people will come.

It is simply not that simple - yes you will get a small trickle of people but you need to have your own Blog traffic plan in place to build it from depending on the level of Bloggers that you want visiting you. You can even have your Blog traffic coming from one single source at the beginning if you don’t have the time to put into your traffic building.

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Free Fast Track Tutorial: FaceBook Fans

By Samantha On March 2, 2010 1 Comment

Have you ever wondered what the obsession is with FaceBook for driving traffic and sales to your products? I have always observed FaceBook and what it has to offer then when Twitter came along I ignored it for quite a while.

Now though I have put together my favourite FaceBook methods so that you can follow the craze and make money from this great free social networking site. Discover how you can make money whilst you chat to your friends and what really is so special about FaceBook!

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Driving traffic using article marketing - a 5 step plan

By Samantha On March 1, 2010 No Comments

If I was to name one kind of tactic for driving traffic that at the same time can have a serious impact on my SEO it would have to be article writing. Article writing is free and no matter what niche I am in I always start my campaign with some articles along with a fantastic call of action at the end of the article.

If you visit online internet marketing forums such as the warrior forum and have a good look around the main topic of conversation is always article writing. I know this because I have replied to , too many peoples questions about generating quality articles and then getting the best results from them.

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