RSS Underground - RSS Resources - Dynamic Directory - Article MenuFeatured RSS Underground For Webmasters ArticleMark Joyners' secrets are out with Webmasters to do eXtrreme Business Makeover in 12 hours.Dear Friends, If you are an entrepreneur or small business owner who wants to increase your profits, reduce your stress, and take more time off from work... this could be the most important article you ever read. Here's why... Recently we hired Mark Joyner (who many people consider the "Godfather" of online marketing) to do a 12-hour total business makeover and consultation with us. We asked him to tear apart an entire division of Nitro Marketing, and show us how to rebuild it for maximum profits. The sessions were grueling. Mark was relentless, blunt, and showed us no mercy. And what he taught us was so good - so insightful, intellectually powerful, and completely applicable to any business on earth... That you owe it yourself to read this entire website, word-for-word. We're going to share some of the best moments from those sessions a little further down this page, so hang with us. But first. Who The Heck Are We, Anyway? You may have heard of us, or maybe of our company, Nitro Marketing. "We" are Matt Gill and Kevin Wilke. Our company has been hugely successful selling products online, including... · Dr. Joe Vitale's Hypnotic Marketing products · Craig Perrine's List Profit Secrets · Frank Kern's Underachiever Method home study courses. · We have helped people, with no prior Internet or business experience, go from nothing to $25,000 a month in their brand new niche market Internet business. We've made millions with our online businesses, and we've made millions for our partners too. And yet recently we had a realization. We weren't performing at the highest level we were capable of. Not getting the maximum profits and freedom that we knew were available to us. We knew we could do so much more. So we called in the very best coach we could find to help us... Bringing Mark Joyner Back into Internet Marketing Mark Joyner A couple of years back, Mark Joyner walked away from his online marketing businesses. He sold his company. We should know - we bought it from him. Mark took some time to pursue things he was passionate about, to write a couple of bestselling books, and to get some fresh perspectives on business and marketing. We offered Mark an obscene amount of money to "step back into the ring" of the online marketing world, and give our business its makeover. We paid him $10,000 to spend just one single day with us. We asked him to tear our business apart, and then slowly put it back together for maximum profit. During the process, Mark got so excited by the hidden profits he was uncovering in our business, he made this stunning offer: "Guys, if you don't at least triple your profits by using what I'm telling you to do, I'll send you a check for $10,000." That got our attention. By the time the day was over, we realized Mark's "extreme business makeover" was going to bring us millions in new profits in just the first year. Mark was jazzed about it too. But the truth is... You Were Never Supposed To See This Page The one-day consult with Mark was wild, and it was supposed to be kept very secret. We set up in a conference room with multiple video cameras -- to capture every word spoken, every word written on the white board, every screen displayed on the laptop. Our intention was that we could show this video to all the people in our company, using the principles, tactics and strategies Mark was showing us to improve every division in our operation, every process, and every point of profit potential. After all, we paid Mark $10,000 for this session -- we were determined to get maximum bang for our bucks! Mark wanted us to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement; he didn't want us to show these videos to anyone outside our company. We talked him out of that idea, however...and you're going to get your chance to watch some of these videos on this page. That's right - right here on this page. Free. More on that in a moment. "First Breakthrough in Over 50 Years" "I've read every book on marketing printed in the last 150 years. " "This is the first breakthrough in over 50 years."
Joe Vitale author, The Attractor Factor Why Is Being In Business So Darned Hard? Let's back up a step or two - why did we call in Mark anyway? We were successful, making good money, enjoying a lot of income. But we had that nagging feeling that we could do better. A lot better. Plus, if you're anything like us, sometimes you feel like your business is running you (instead of the other way around). Here are some of the things most of us in the online marketing world are concerned with: · Getting testimonials · Putting up squeeze pages · Making sales · Writing salesletters · Pay per click · Building a list · Paying affiliates · Merchant accounts · Developing products · Creating content · Writing free reports · Making upsells · Viral Marketing · Banner ads · RSS · Blogs · Podcasts · Site networks · Order pages · Backend offers · JV and affiliate deals · Legal · Book keeping · Taxes · Fulfillment · Insurance And we could keep this list going for a while. Crazy, isn't it? Here's what happens: we go into business "for ourselves", thinking we're getting free of a job, when in fact we're just creating a new job and becoming slaves to our own business. And what we want more than anything else is... freedom. That's a bit ironic, isn't it? We got caught up in all these different tasks and directions, too... and one of the big goals of bringing Mark in was to help up sort it all out, integrate things into a system that would let us multiply our profits without working even more hours. We were very clear on what we wanted as out end goal: Maximum profits - from minimum efforts. And there was just this one man to do the job for us... Mark Joyner: The "Godfather" of Online Marketing Mark Joyner is one of the earliest e-commerce pioneers, the former CEO of Aesop Marketing Corporation, and the best-selling author of books like: · MindControlMarketing.com · The Irresistible Offer · The Great Formula Lots of people claim to be online marketing pioneers... but none of them have the credentials to back up those claims - at least not like Mark does. · Mark pioneered many of the technologies that are now commonly used online, such as remotely-hosted ad tracking, and the remotely-locked client-side ASP model. · He popularized the use of e-books. · Mark created many websites that rose into the Top 100 of all websites online. · He also wrote an electronic book in 1994 that was downloaded over 1,000,000 times. A former US Army Intelligence Officer, Mark took his company, Aesop, from a one-man operation to a multimillion-dollar corporation with customers in every internet-connected country on the planet. Mark closed the doors and sold all the assets of Aesop a few years ago, and focused on writing and doing private consulting work at over $2,000 per hour. We paid Mark $10,000 for one day of his dynamic, insightful and sometimes brutally honest consulting. Now... imagine that you have access to every word uttered in those sessions and all of Mark's most exclusive, advanced techniques, tools and tactics. Imagine that we have organized it all into a business reference system with one purpose for existing: to maximize your profits. Once you have your copy of eXtreme Business Makeover, it's as if you have... · Mark Joyner walking you step-by-step through the process of building (or re-building) your business. · The ability to effortlessly use Mark's methods to redefine your business and explore "Feeder Sources" of profits, traffic, and revenue. · In fact, it's like having Mark Joyner "Unplugged and Live -- as your Business Mentor" and available on-demand, 24-7. Once you have your copy of eXtreme Business Makeover, it's as if you have... * Mark Joyner walking you step-by-step through the process of building (or re-building) your business. * The ability to effortlessly use Mark's methods to redefine your business and explore "Feeder Sources" of profits, traffic, and revenue. * In fact, it's like having Mark Joyner "Unplugged and Live -- as your Business Mentor" and available on-demand, 24-7. Get Your Special Bonus today, see what You will get in New Zealand! http://www.extremebizmakeover.com/g.o/YogeshVedd About the Writer of this ArticleYogesh Vedd, MD, an entreprenuer of Vedd Enterprises Ltd,uk based, with several new small business start-ups to help other entrepenuers and SMEs to profit, save costs and save lots of time using tested and proven marketing tips, tricks,using technology to give better communications advantages and help coach other entreprenuers to succeed in their businesses. Learning, earning and taking actions to succeed is what every business leaders need. Now AdWords Is A Gamble - Know The 5 Common Mistakes That Webmasters Make With Their PPC CampaignsDabbling with AdWords is always a gamble. For starters, you have to invest a sum of money to reap its potential - yes, "potential" - rewards. The higher the amount of your investment, the more traffic you will be able to gain for your website. Secondly, you do not have any guarantees as to how many people will actually click on your ads. It's all dependent on a lot of factors, some of which are beyond your control. Thirdly, even if you do manage to win some clicks, you have no guarantee as to the conversion rate that you can achieve. Will those clicks transform into sales or some other profit-pulling results? Not necessarily. There are many variables at play when it comes to the AdWords game. Pinpointing the reasons why some of these variables fail will most definitely help you avoid them. Such can only strengthen your PPC campaign. Hence, here are 5 common AdWords mistakes which you should stay away from to make the most out of this costly promotional strategy. 1. Believing that instant sales can be generated from the clicks. There is no assurance that the people who will click on your ads and who will be redirected to your website will decide to make a purchase. Believing otherwise would most certainly be naïve. Even with a sales page that can boast of a fantastic conversion rate, sales rate is never definitive. You must always prepare for any contingency - more so when faced with these uncertainties. The best way to treat PPC traffic is by aiming to garner some leads. Establish a capture page, or even a squeeze page if possible, and get your visitors' contact details. This way, what you will spend per click won't have to last for a single visit. Instead, you'll have the chance to build a good relationship with a prospect and warm him/her up for a future sale. 2. Failing to identify the unique features of product in your ad. You're only limited to a certain number of characters for your ad. Your ad should be captivating to immediately attract the attention of your prospects. Sometimes, however, some essentials are compromised because advertisers focus on making their ads eye-catching and attention-grabbing. The features of the product or service you are promoting should be accentuated in your ad. You want quality visitors, not internet users who are merely curious about your website. 3. Failing to find the appropriate keywords essential for your campaign. Your ad will be displayed whenever a keyword is searched for. Hence, finding the right keyword is essential for your PPC campaign. Believe it or not, a lot of PPC campaigns lose money because they focus on the wrong keywords. There is a science to keyword selection for PPC purposes. It will tremendously help if you'd study this science before proceeding. 4. Failing to study the intricacies of your campaign. Just because your PPC campaign is off to a rousing start doesn't mean you have to leave things as they are. You have to study the corresponding statistics. Where are your visitors coming from? How long are they staying in your website? Do they go where you want them to go? These tidbits are important in tweaking future PPC campaigns. You may be targeting the wrong keyword after all, and only by tracking your campaign will you be able to realize this with certainty. 5. Failing to enter the correct bid. You'd have to bid for the keywords you want. But remember, the term "bid" is tantamount to competition. Yes, you are competing for the said keyword, but you don't have to spend an exorbitant amount for the same. Bid what you feel is just, and what your online business can afford to lose. Remember, AdWords is a gamble, albeit a calculable one... but a gamble nonetheless. Your mindset should always be focused on minimizing your potential losses. Increase Website Traffic using Mark Flavin's very own personally developed traffic methods. These methods are extremely underused & will drive thousands of targeted visitors to your website for free. Why Google Sitemaps is a Win-Win Situation for WebmastersThe process of informing search engines about new pages in your website or about new websites in your care can be quite a time consuming task. The submissions process is just way too much trouble for its own good that even the search engines have realized that it is a path not worth pursuing and completely stopped using this method a long time ago. There have been many innovations presented since then as a way of simplifying the submission process and eliminate most of the drudgery that has been associated with this task. With the development Google Sitemaps, the process has indeed been a big help to many webmasters and business owners. In fact, many people contend that Google Sitemaps is probably the most important development on the internet since the RSS, blogs and ping.
RSSfeeds RSS, weblog and ping had actually been used by webmasters as tools in informing search engines about new additions to their websites even though this function was not the primary purpose of the aforementioned innovations. Of course, Google Sitemaps is so much faster and easier to use compared to the said systems and this is the reason why it has risen in popularity and is now acknowledged as the most effective way of updating a website to search engines. In fact, this new innovation of using sitemaps for the search engine submission process has become a very vital part of operating a website and a webmaster can ignore it at his own risk. There may still be some sceptics who may still not believe that a sitemap method of submitting new web pages or new content to a website is very effective. One reason why using the sitemap method like Google Sitemaps is that the technology was developed from the ground up with solely one primary goal, which is to alert and direct the Google search engine spiders to the web pages that you have specified. All the other methods are considered as indirect and submissions to search engines are not their primary purpose either. Clearly, using Google sitemaps provides a win-win situation for webmasters and online business owners. First, Google sitemaps limits the huge waste of the resources needed to crawl web site that have not changed. The technology allows webmasters to inform Google which pages have changed or if there are new content added to a website and then direct Google's spiders directly to those pertinent pages. Google Sitemaps also radically speeds up the process of discovery and addition of pages to Google's web site index. This can only be achieved if you use the technology and nothing else. Google Sitemaps offers a level of usability that is different from conventional sitemaps because it offers a directory of all the web pages in the web site that the webmaster or online business owner wants the search engine to visit. Without the assistance of sitemaps like Google's, it may become hard for a web page to be found by the search engine crawlers. There is even a chance that the page may not be found at all. XML-Sitemaps.com provides a free online Google Sitemaps generator which will also help you find and fix broken links. XML-Sitemaps.com provides a free online Google Sitemaps generator which will also help you find and fix broken links. How To Get One Way Back Links From Other WebmastersTo be able to achieve success in the World Wide Web, you need traffic. Traffic, as has been said many times, is the lifeblood of any website. Without traffic, you can never achieve any profit in cyberspace. The best way to generate the traffic that you need is by placing highly in the search engine results. And to do this, your website needs to have a high page rank. One of the more vital determinative factors of increasing your website's page rank is the number of relevant back links pointing to your URL. Now here's the catch. It's not as easy as exchanging back links with another webmaster. What you need is to gain one way back links from different sources. This is what search engines want. And this is what you should aim for. How can you convince other webmasters to include a link of yours in their web pages? Here are some tactics you can employ. * The best way to get some unilateral links is to ask other webmasters. You don't have to employ subterfuge, as some of these webmasters will be kind enough to assent to your request. There's no need to bribe them with all varieties of kindness even. You'll be surprised with the sheer number of webmaster who will actually agree to your request. The important thing is that you try this route. * Often however, it's a "what's in it for me" business. Offering a link back to his website usually does the trick, but then again, we're after one way links here, not reciprocal ones. One of the better ways to win his assent is to offer him something that he needs for his website. We're talking about content, of course, as every webmaster needs content. Write an article for him, and exclusively for him, with a subject that is relevant to his website. Then ask if you can include your link within the article. 90% of the time, such a webmaster will agree. How can he say no to free content? * Another offer you can use as lure for webmasters for that vital virtual real estate that can host your website's URL is an incentive program. If your website is selling some products, for example, you can tell the webmaster that you'd give the visitors that will come from his website a substantial discount. Such visitors will develop a sense of loyalty for the webmaster, and your proposition will be something that he'll find difficult to dismiss. * By far the best way to encourage webmasters from all over the World Wide Web to include your link in their web pages is by establishing an affiliate program. Such an affiliate program will reward these webmasters a specified commission for every sale they will manage to refer. John Reese, in one of his amazing Traffic Secrets conventions, said that if you're not using affiliate programs, there's something seriously wrong with you. Indeed, affiliate programs are the most efficient and the most expedient way of building your back links. * Viral marketing is the next most effective way of gaining some back links, and this time, you won't even have to actively invite people to include your URL in their web pages. Viral marketing comes in many forms. Just take a look at www.blogthings.com which provides a slew of cool additions for weblog users. Because of the very interesting nature of what it provides, the website garners thousands of visitors per day without even having to advertise themselves. It's all word of mouth. MySpace grew the same way. It's system is viral in nature, and it expanded by nature as well. Mark Flavin is the owner of http://www.markflavin.com the famous Make Money Website 7 Ways To Ensure Your Article *Never* Gets Used By Other WebmastersIt's a well-known fact that distributing articles through the various article directory sites can result in a considerable number of new visitors to your website as other webmasters lap up your content and add it to their sites, each one linking to yours. However as word of the success of this method spreads, competition increases and so it is becoming ever harder to get your articles published on other sites. Even more so popular, high-traffic sites that can really make your hit counter spin when they use your article. To be successful at this technique you need to know the rules and when selecting articles myself for use on my sites I never cease to be amazed at the number of articles that "break the rules". Here, therefore, are the 7 most common mistakes I see other writers making, that will *seriously* reduce the number of people who choose to use your articles on their sites. Avoid these and you'll see your results soar. 1) Badly Chosen Title There are two problems here. They are boring or unoriginal titles. If you're writing an article about viral marketing, don't just call it "Viral Marketing". Look to make the title original, unique and shouting about either a benefit to the reader or answering a question. Call it "17 Ways To Increase Your Sales In The Next 24 Hours Using Viral Marketing" or suchlike. Now *that* sounds interesting. Also, try to avoid using any "strange" characters in your title. Hyphens are okay, but speech marks, quotation marks, colons and semicolons should be avoided. Why? Many webmasters use automated software to find articles and add them to their sites. This software often takes the title of the article and saves it as an HTML file with the article title as the filename. Except of course filenames can't have the above characters in them, so the webmaster will either have to manually change the title, or more likely, simply ditch your article. In the same way, calling your article something common like "Viral Marketing" will likely mean the software will have several files with the same name. And so yours might just get written over. 2) Poor Formatting Experienced writers and webmasters on the net talk about "white space". That is - the amount of white space around text on a page which, if large enough, makes the text look approachable and interesting. Sentences and paragraphs should be short, as in this article, with spaces between paragraphs. It simply makes the text look easy to read, so increases the number of people who bother. Don't write your whole article in one huge paragraph as it looks aweful, and very few people will bother reading it. Also, and I don't know why some people do this, but don't "indent" the beginning of each sentence. It just looks strange when it comes to adding it to a website. Consider also line length. Some article directories want hard carriage returns after 70 or 80 characters. If that's what they want - give it to them! 3) Glorified Sales Letter It seems that the main aim for some authors is simply self-promotion. But that doesn't cut the mustard. *Don't* link to your website in the text of the article suggesting people visit, try not to include any affiliate links (and cloak them well if you *do* use them) and don't talk about how great you are. An article's aim is to provide content, your resource box is for trying to gain visitors. 4) Overly Long Bio File Webmasters love publishing other people's content as it attracts more search engine visitors but they hate having to link to your site at the end - because they lose visitors as a result. To make linking to your site as painless as possible try to keep your bio file down to just a few lines. Certainly no more than 5 and I aim for just 2-3 myself. 5) No Original Content Is your article just like hundreds of others out there? Or are you producing something unique and original? If your article focuses on the same thing as your competitors - and this is often *basic* information like "Why You Need An Autoresponder" or "How To Do Well In The Search Engines" then STOP and think. How can you make your article stand out from the crowd? I would suggest you consider including some of your own results and experiences - even if they're negative. You can always say "This is what I tried, and this is what I would do next time". Your experiences are unique - they're your own - so use them, and stand out from the crowd. 6) Too Long/Short An article should typically be 500-1000 words in length. 600-800 words is even better. Try to keep your article in those limits by ruthlessly pruning long articles (or splitting them into two or more separate articles) and expanding or ditching overly short ones. Pruning is a good thing and cuts out the "fluff". There is a world of difference bwteen a pruned and a non-pruned article and the the former always looks a lot more polished. 7) Poor Grammar And/Or Spelling Remember to run a spell checker before submitting your article, and I would suggest even then you save your article and open it up again a few days later before submitting it, as "fresh eyes" will often find mistakes you didn't see before. And check your capital letters - for some strange reason many writers like to capitalize seemingly Random Words throughout Their article and If you're a Busy publisher Like Me you *won't* want To go through An Article and Change them All Back. You'll just Ditch the Article And find another One instead. Get the hint? Richard Adams is the creator of the Easy Ecommerce Website Design video course. Find out more at: http://www.easyecommercewebsitedesign.com Hey, please visit the Internet Marketing websites: Recently Added Internet Related Articles: Very Popular Blog - My fellow writers at the Absolute Writers Forum (known lovingly as the AW Water Cooler or just Cooler) are the reason for these next series of articles so I wish to thank them. In the next few series of articles, I will try and deal with some of the very basic technical jargon and skills that one needs when facing this daunting world of web-site creation, blogging and getting listed and noticed by the Search Engines. Web Emotional Content - Did you know that many folks make "buying decisions" when they are moved emotionally? Other traditional medias have made the most of these principles and taken advantage of them for many years, whether it be a TV commercial or an ad in a magazine. People are emotional beings and people make decisions (either good or bad) when they are emotional. Article Rewriting - Who doesn't? In this day and age, web masters are always on the lookout for ways by which they can churn out content at a rapid pace. After all, content is king in the World Wide Web, and a website's success - whatever online business model it is pursuing - is greatly, even PRIMARILY, dependent on the quality and the volume of content that will grace its pages. Services Through Blogging - So you want to join in on the blogging phenomenon? Before you get started, there are a few things you should know about blogging. Blogging is a lot like an online journal. There are thousands of bloggers online posting each day. It is a trend that started in 1997 and has continued to grow steadily. If you are interesting in blogging, but have not yet began, read over these five things you should know before you begin. Create Content - Did you know that there is a way that you can actually create content that will help generate plenty of relevant and valuable one way links pointed at your site? In the same way that articles can be written with the objective of getting as many readers as possible to click through the links in the resource box at the bottom of an article, you can also specifically write content with links in mind. Xml Object - The signature object contains the cryptographic hash of any signed information, and a reference to the information itself. The signed information may be an arbitrary document. However, often, it will be an XML object. The ability to sign only specific elements of XML documents is one of the most important features of DSIG. RSS Resources - RSS resources for webmasters that is Highly Relevant and Search Engine Friendly! Rss Reader - An RSS feed is created in a non-HTML format called XML. RSS readers or aggregators can interpret and display that coding, but Web browsers can't. Soon, RSS/XML readers will be part of every browser and e-mail software. But for now, you need a separate reader. You use an RSS reader to bring new, constantly updated material to you, from all your favorite sites. Xml Document - Another advantage of using Java is the concept of JavaBeans, which is a software component model for Java that allows the rapid development of an application by using a visual buider.DOM is one of the methods for accessing the structure of an XML document. Articles on the web
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