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We know! Yes we know! We know that some people are making a living online, we know that some people can afford any of their monetary desires from their earnings online but the question remains, Why Can’t You?
Why can’t you make a living online? Why are you struggling for success while you see others reach greater and greater heights, seemingly with ease?
Do not despair! There is no hype here because I am not trying to market anything to you but I want to tell you five things you need to do if you want to start making money online.
1. You Have Not Started: Yes! You have not started, you haven’t made an attempt yet, you haven’t even raised a finger, you are just reading the same things again and again but you are yet to implement any of what you read. Take action today and you can now focus on the next step.
2. Overcome Your Fears: I know that feeling that feels like it can almost swallow you whole! But it isn’t supposed to be so. Let me ask you! Why are you afraid? Try to think over it again and again and you will see that there is no justifiable reason for you to fear. Eliminate your fears, believe you can achieve it, forget about your tomorrow… just think today, Implement your ideas and you will have a much better chance of reaching your goals.
3. Information Overload: How often do you just try to read and read and read until you don’t know what to do?Utilize what is in your head and decide to follow one strategy to the fullest before you embark on another one. When you read 10 different ebooks on affiliate marketing, blogging, freelancing etc, you will get to the realization that you don’t know where to start. Don’t get me wrong, I am not saying reading is bad, it is necessary at times… but what I am saying is keep implementing as you are reading in order to avoid analysis paralysis.
4. Understand That Mistakes Are Necessary: You will have problems when you start out – most do and a perfect start is almost impossible. Learn to make mistakes and learn from your mistakes. In fact, continually testing and tweaking because of mistakes will refine your skills and eventually make you great. If things are going along too smoothly, what are you learning?
5. Be Patient: Have you ever heard that success doesn’t come overnight? Well, you heard it right. You have to be patient and wait to see the results of what you have been doing; the common phrase states that people stop digging just before they hit gold. The fact that everything isn’t going on well now doesn’t mean you have to quit, try and fix your mistakes before dropping your project that looks doomed to fail and be patient – without this you will not make money online.
The following are five things you NEED to do to start making money online, try and implement them and you are sure to see success.
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In this niche, if you ask most people which blogs you should follow they’ll tell you to follow the “A-List”… generally the big few in this niche with thousands of subscribers.
Some tell you this because they believe you’ll get value from those sites, but I reckon most people read blogs simply because others are, and even though certain ‘big’ blogs may not have any value to them people read them because of this reason.
Here’s my personal “A-list”… where A stands for awesome. These blogs are differing sizes, some have ten subscribers while others go to a few thousand. However, I believe that more often than not the posts on these blogs have value, which is why I read them.
By value, I mean that every single blog on this list has something I’ve learned from them, and I believe that reading them could help make you a better internet marketer. Here’s the list, in no particular order…
Blogger Illustrated – a blog Grizz recommended once and although I only got around to checking it a few days ago, its posts definitely have value to them. Read a few of them and you’ll agree.
The Infopreneur – run by James Richmond. He usually posts about twice a day, and the posts will help you think differently if you read and understand them. Probably one of the most interactive (in terms of comment discussion) websites I’ve seen in this niche too.
Make Money For Beginners – doesn’t really need any introduction on this blog, and although he doesn’t post much there’s still a tonne of valuable information there (skim through the archives, which are much better organized than this site’s 
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ViperChill – did a review about this blog a couple days ago as I stumbled across it and liked it, but again, killer content from someone successful. Check it out.
Int Mktr – Trent Brownrigg’s site. Read the interview to find out more about why should should take heed of the stuff he says.
Lis Sowerbutts – if you do nothing else on her website, go and read the last post. It’ll help you a tonne if you had problems with niches etc.
Hot Blog Tips – blog run by Keith Bloemendaal – some of the posts will help change the way you think about certain things. Anything that causes you to think is awesome in my book (or feed reader, shall we say ).
Michel Fortin – is one of the top marketing copywriters in the world, and his blog has a lot of good information that he’s gotten from experience. Another site that will tweak the way you think about certain things.
Leo Dimilo – internet marketing blog with information derived from online experience (the best kind of information). Again, if you read this site you’ll start to see a few things differently.
Site Sketch 101 – a blog run by Nicholas Cardot, who is a full time infantryman in the US Army. Read a few posts on the site, liked that they were different from posts on most other sites, so I’m recommending him.
Nathan Hangen – a blog with internet marketing views, experiences and so on. Fairly solid content and a decent amount of interaction.
The University Kid – lastly… if you look past a lot of the unimportant dross on this site, there are a few posts that have made me & a few others and will make you money.
I didn’t want to go into too much detail for each blog above as I’m lazy as hell and there are 12 blogs above. A paragraph on each and that’s me all tired out. Nevertheless, I recommend all of them from what I’ve seen so far – some a few days worth, some a couple years worth, and I think that reading them will affect you positively. Visit them all, select a few you like and read them in your feed reader every so often.
I may have forgotten or not even know about other blogs that help people make money / boost their online marketing efforts, so if you know any feel free to mention them in the comments and I/others will check them out.
Selling on the internet is neither automatic nor a guaranteed success. Although thousands of businesses of all sizes have made a success of it, many more have tried and failed. What’s the difference? More often than not, ecommerce sites are most successful when a successful marketing campaign is consistently in place. If people don’t know about you, they’re not going to be able to come and shop – it’s as simple as that. And even if you do have a marketing campaign in place there’s little to stop customers who bought from you in the past from not returning because your competitors’ marketing efforts are getting their attention. Here are 7 essential tips for ecommerce marketing that will help you develop the online business you deserve.
1. Product feeds: One of the best ways to get the word out about your products is through the use of Google Marketplace (formerly Google Base). This free service allows businesses to either upload an XML file or submit a live feed that displays all your products, pricing and images in Google’s search results. This way, every time a Google user looks for something you have, you have a chance to make the sale. Sure, not everyone will click through to your site, but at least you’re getting your products out there to compete for clicks.
2. Customer reviews: Make sure your site has an easy to use interface where customers can create reviews of the products you sell. Their, opinions and experiences can be shared and that can be very helpful information to your future shoppers. Besides providing content that enhances the value of your site to visitors, customer-provided reviews boost your search engine standings since the search engines like to see a steady stream of new content.
3. Be SEO conscious: It’s well known that both the structure and content of a website can affect the way it is viewed by Google and the other search engines. Therefore, SEO is a constant effort of evaluation and correction. Make sure you have relevant keywords and phrases so that people searching for products like yours can find you. Also, simple on-site optimization techniques such as creating internal linking, using header tags and having relevant metadata can make or break an ecommerce site.
4. Make your policies easy to find: One of the biggest reasons for customers abandoning their shopping is the unavailability of vital information. Customers want to know about shipping costs, processing times, payment methods, return policies, contact information and privacy. In sort, everything that you’d like to see when shopping should be part of your Web site. You can even make the transparency and accessibility of your store’s information one of your marketing points.
5. Encourage repeat customers: As with regular businesses, the majority of the marketing dollars are spent attracting new customers. Once someone becomes a customer, it’s a lot cheaper and more effective to get them to come back than it is to get another new customer. That’s why you should send out regular newsletters that have company and product news and special offers for returning customers. This helps you establish a customer base rather than trying to rely on one time customers for your livelihood.
6. Use social media sites: You might be weary of hearing about Facebook and Twitter, but if that’s where your customers are, that’s where you need to be. Social media presents great opportunities for people to learn about your products and follow your store inside the Web site where they spend much of their time. Some stores have even made it easy to buy their products directly from their Facebook presence, so customers don’t even have to leave Facebook to shop.
7. Get others on board: Every store should have money budgeted for marketing, so why not use some of that money to get other people marketing for you? By setting up an affiliate program, you pay other people for delivering clicks to your site and sales from your store. Some Internet users make their living but doing nothing else than directing traffic to their affiliates. This is a great way to boost sales and get constant, high quality traffic to your site.
This guest post was written by Tom Walker, a blogger who works with an online supplier of HP 300 inks and refills as well as other supplies. He is a regular contributor to their blog where he writes about advertising and design.
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Wow,i can't belive i won at this contest. Anyway, thanks to TechBoing, now i am a happy Ipod Touch owner. Thanks guys!
P.S. : I've sent my details via mail .
Installing WordPress manually is not a hard task, but I might be biased here since I have been doing it for the past three years or so. For someone just starting out on the web and with no technical knowledge whatsoever it could be problematic.
The easiest way to solve this problem is by getting a hosting plan on a company that offers the Fantastico script. That script basically provides a one-click install of many open source software and applications, including WordPress.
Not all hosting companies offer Fantastico, though, and maybe you already signed up on one and can’t change now. For those people there is a new tool called EasyWP Install. It is basically a PHP script that you need to upload to your server and execute by accessing www.yourdomain.com/easywp.php. The script will then download all the WordPress files automatically and put them on your server. After that you will just need to finish the installation by going through the WordPress setup.
The script is obviously free and licensed under the GPL, so check it out.
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Back to basics guys! I saw there is a contest running on TechBlog, a contest with 2 ipod touch as a prize. Very interesting, i might say...and it is very easy to qualify for one of those prizes. The first ipod is for those who comment and the second one is for us, bloggers.
Step 1. Spread the word on Twitter : Tech Boing is giving away 2 ipod touch! http://www.techboing.com/win-2-ipod-touch-with-techboing
Step 2. Make a post on your blog where you talk about this contest and tell us what would you like to read on a tech blog. Don’t forget to link us on homepage and to send a trackback to this article.
Step 3 (only for those without a blog) : Make as many comments as you can (spammers will be disqualified)!
Ok. So here we go! What would i like to read on a technology blog. The answer is simple : daily and fresh updated technology news, reviews of some products, such as phones, tablets, laptops, cameras and so on, and even videos made by the editors of the site.
I would also like to find photos from tech events, polls and a lot killer deals (as techboing editor would say). Anyway, this post is an entry for
the contest over there. I hope i win!
Something called a "web server" is what makes it possible to view any web page online. These are basically high tech gadgets that sit in some very air-conditioned room with lots of wires and cords everywhere. Each and every web page visible online is saved somewhere in a web server. These companies that own web servers and rent out space on them are called web hosting companies. While you can buy and manage your own web server, it isn't really necessary unless you're MySpace, eBay, or Google.Web hosting companies offer different web hosting packages based on the needs of different potential customers. For example, they will offer small, basic packages for limited budgets and more comprehensive packages with numerous extras included
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Before the advent of Twitter, bloggers were generally segregated into two - the elite, high-end bloggers who were mostly full-time bloggers and excelled in their work, and the hobbyist or wannabe bloggers who couldn’t quite ‘get there’.
Being popular and having to work hard for long hours, probloggers were generally found lacking in conversations with smaller bloggers. Of course, you may point out some exceptions, but they were just that: exceptions.
Fast-forward to the age of Twitter, and bloggers of any stature are able to communicate with probloggers. The role of Twitter: to provide a level playing field. No longer would you have to spend time commenting on other blogs to get bloggers to notice you and give you a reply. Michael Arrington, Darren Rowse, Chris Garrett, Robert Scoble - they’re all on Twitter and a @tweet away.
Here’s my own experience: I have contacted and/or established acquaintance with Darren Rowse (Problogger.net), Daniel Scocco (Daily Blog Tips), Amit Agarwal (Digital Inspiration) and of course, PChere (this blog) for this guest posting opportunity.
Some benefits of using Twitter as opposed to IM or email:
- Bloggers can chose to receive tweets when they want. This can be a boon when you’re busy and hurrying to meet deadlines. It is almost like an RSS feed for your instant messages - you chose when to receive content. In other words, it is a ‘pull’ system of communication (where you decide when to get the messages).
- Bloggers are no longer considered rude if they do not answer immediately. When using instant messaging or emails, most people take offense if you do not reply. However, in the ad-hoc world of Twitter, there are several reasons why someone may not reply: Twitter fails to deliver tweets sometimes, the recipient may be busy (and may miss it when coming back later) and/or both parties may forget.
Ultimately, Twitter’s best use for bloggers comes from the fact that it helps smaller bloggers communicate effectively and clearly, and those who ask questions will be heard, whether you are a no-name blogger, an up-and-coming blogger or a problogger.
So it’s been several weeks since you’ve launched and you are continuing your marketing campaign but it doesn’t seem to be improving. You aren’t meeting your goals, and you keep scratching your head and wandering where you went wrong. It’s important to know that not all marketing campaigns are successful, and that is why marketers have a job in the first place! Here are five common marketing mistakes that we all make, and hopefully you can prevent them from happening in the future.
Your brand is either too visible, or not visible enough
You may be scratching your head and wandering if its possible for your brand to be TOO visible. The answer is yes. By having your brand too visible, it leaves little room for people to provide buzz about it. If it is already every where, then why does it need to be more places? It also feels as if the brand is being forced upon its viewers. People like to discover things on their own so they can feel as if they found and bounded with something. If everyone knows about it, there’s nothing special about it any more and the brand will fail miserably.
On the other hand, by giving people too much room to buzz about your product, it could fall off the face of the Earth. You’re depending too heavily on people and their word-of-mouth. It’s important that you place your brands in specific areas that you know will expose it to the right crowd. It’s a tricky game, trying to gauge the perfect amount of interest that you want to build for your brand, and it’s never easy. The first few times you may fail, but eventually you’ll reach an equilibrium where you know your demographic enough to realize how much branding you need to put out there.
You’ve studied your demographic incorrectly
Often times, the result of a bad marketing campaign can be lead directly back to the basics. Studying your demographic. Studying your demographic is often over-looked by the simple marketer simply because they assumed that stereotypes fit. If you’re appealing to the teenage crowd, make sure that your brand appeals directly to them. Don’t make things look complicated or too professional or else they’ll be alienated.
It’s important to note that studying your demographic is probably the most important stage besides figuring out what goal you want to accomplish. A slight mis step may alienate your entire demographic entirely sending your marketing campaign into red ink failure. No one wants that to happen.
Look at brands that have succeeded in marketing to the correct demographic. Digg offers a hip and simplistic design that appeals to young adult males. Everything is fast loading and the content is the main priority. Take a look at Media Temple who features a slick site design that appeals to their inter-savvy demographic.
The timing was off
Planning your marketing campaign is extremely important. One aspect that is often over looked is the timing. You have to focus on your demographic and realize when the best and most efficient time is. It can go so far as to breaking it down hourly (when are they online the most?) to seasonal (when do they spend the most money?). Sure your initial thoughts may be to increase marketing in the down time, but I wouldn’t focus on that. Instead, try to increase and multiply your revenue margins according to the time that your demographic is most productive…otherwise you’ve wasted your money.
If you have a blog or a website, when do you update it? Do you update it in the morning when everyone’s driving to rush hour? Or do you post right before lunch hour when everyone is surfing the internet? These are important questions to ask because as a marketer, you must understand when your demographic wants to spend the most time with your brand.
You underestimated yourself
I’ve seen brands fail because their marketing department underestimated where the brand stood in the first place. If buzz about your brand is already happening, don’t ruin it by massively appealing to new-comers. Sure it’s great to have a new crowd, but instead, why not hit on the fact that you’re already being written about? Instead, act as if you’ve been in the game forever and appeal to the more experienced crowd who may just come to your site with all of the buzz.
Underestimating a brand means that you could provide a much more aggressive marketing campaign. If you don’t think your brand is strong enough to with hold the inevitable onslaught of attention, then perhaps you should start back at square one and determine exactly who your demographic is, and where you stand with them.
You’ve used too much jargon
Jargon is nice…if people know what it means. Again, this mistake can be tied directly with studying and researching your demographic. Who exactly are you trying to appeal to? Do they know what you mean when you say, “xHTML/CSS Standards Compliant”? By using jargon, you are limiting yourself only to those who know what it means. Solution? Why not offer a glossary, or even break down the jargon and not use it?
Once again, it’s important that you realize who your demographic is and what sort of product/service/brand you want to push onto them. Will they understand what you have to say, or do you have to completely break it down? Sometimes it seems easier just to use jargon, but remember that not everyone knows what it means, and you could be talking to a tree stump.
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My plan has always been to build the base of my blog before worrying about monetizing it and as such I have not put much effort into the monetization piece of it until recently. I decided to give it a go for February and start trying to introduce some private ad sales and a few other sources of income. I am far from where I expect to end up but happy overall with my first real month of effort.
If you consider these two revelations, that people like income reports and I am starting to earn income from my blog then it would only make sense that I will start providing an income report. It goes against my nature and I am not sure that I will continue them in the future but we’ll see how it goes.
The income that I am reporting is 100% generated by this blog and this blog alone, I am not including any revenue generated via ebay or my niche sites. I didn’t see the relevance of that income as most are more interested in what they can earn via a blog.
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