Hi Warriors,

Over 10 years of article marketing I've done a lot of research into what makes people tick (or click) and some of them are so simple that I think they should be considerations for any article marketer regardless of niche.

I've mentioned before about using the AIDA (Attention, Interest, Desire, Action) principle for web pages and articles so I won't go into those again here, but here are some psychological considerations you might want to have in mind when...

Hi Warriors,

I spoke to a fellow warrior recently and wanted to share something with you. I won't mention his name but I wanted to share his story.

A couple of years ago this guy came along to a London Lunch. (if you're not aware, this is a UK lunch that a bunch of us go to in London every few months. It started out as a chance for Martin Avis to meet up with Phil Wiley (UK guy now successfully doing IM from Australia). Since I was moderating Phils forum, I asked Martin...

This is simple - it used to be technical, now it's not.


If you use a system that includes an rss feed and a ping facility - you're good to go.

If you have no idea what any of this means - that's fine, just ignore it, it's not essential.

If you have a blog and aren't sure whether you set it up to do this stuff - just go to 'settings' and 'writing' (or the equivalent on your platform) and look for :

"update services"...

Hi Warriors,

I was thinking about some things for a book I'm writing and one of them really hit home as something that you guys might also want to consider.

In the video industry there's a techy thing called lipsync which you'll have experienced as a viewer when it gets out of wack - i.e the classic kung fu master mouth moving and words coming out later.

While I was thinking about this it was part of an analogy I was considering for when peoples words...

Check out this Google video and see how much rings true for you.



David Icke - Big Brother, the Big Picture (July 6th 2008)