The focus will be on market research, product creation, traffic, list building and earning lots of money.
Due to the very personal nature of the coaching, you will be one of only 10 other people that I'll be working with. I don't believe I can offer the kind of attention you need to succeed with any more than that.
The guys over at Portal Feeder have just recently released two free traffic tools.
Complementary to these two tools I also have a free keyword tool for you called Keyword Inspector which allows you to generate a set of key words from a seed key word and then finds the number of searches per month. It then shows you the number of competing pages on Google, Yahoo and MSN.
Well, here's a brand new (so new it hasn't even launched yet) method of gaining income just by people VIEWING your pages. No clicks required…
That means if you use this method on your sites, you know you're going to be earning for EVERY visitor for EVERY page.
You should go read the post yourself but briefly, the author says that you can check up how strong your password is by using Google and what's called an MD5 hash generator. All you need to do is generate an MD5 hash (there's a link to do this on the site), and then copy and paste the hash into Google.
I wondered if there were other people out there that weren't agreeing with Rich's new reports, but I hadn't come across anyone actually saying so.
While I was pondering how to start my thoughts on all this, I came across Sant Qiu's blog and a post that pretty much sums it all up. There are so many marketers out there saying one thing and doing another at the moment, that I'm beginning to lose some respect for them, despite what their track record may have been.
Just recently, I've had someone contact me about promoting their new ebook. I was impressed with something they'd done earlier this year as it was new and unique and quite a good read too. Something I was happy to let other people know about.
As far as I can tell, the new ebook is more of the same - ie it's the same subject with more detail in it. And it's more expensive. My curiousity was satisfied with the first product, and I don't intend to buy more of the same as my existing knowledge together with what was in the first book enables me to fill in any gaps. Or so I believe.
