http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZM-kRGisYWY

The biggest roadblock that kept me from building a proper e-mail list for YEARS wasn't the software... it wasn't the lack of content or time... it was that I had no idea how to structure my autoresponder follow-up series. How many days between each message should I wait? Should I post content to a blog and only mail out teaser links, or should I send whole articles in my e-mail messages. Guess what... the answer to all those types of questions...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kzsVgOFgF0

If you want more traffic, more response and therefore more profits from your online blogs, don't forget to apply what you know about selling and direct response sales letters to content sites and blogs...

Try not to link out to too many sites. On the blogroll on the right side of the page, link only to your own products. Offsite linking includes "chicklets." Have one chicklet, i.e. "Digg this." But not:...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GSlnjzbA-k

For years I told myself that if I only had enough free time, I would get a lot more accomplished. If I quit my job and finished school, I would have all the time in the world to work on my internet business, launch one new product every day and write 10 articles per day. Unfortunately, that kind of assumption could not be further from the truth.

If you are working on a hobby or trying to sustain a business while you still have...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LP8xPvSBF-o

So you have a blog, but you don't get as many comments as you like. Let's face it, the number of comments on a blog is a good indication of how popular... and therefore how worthwhile... your blog is. If somebody visits your site, and they see tons of entries with zero blog comments, they are going to be less interested in what you have to say than a blog with 10 to 50 comments per post.

I run a blog that gets an average of...

YouTube - Twitter Microblogging

Over the last year or so, you might have noticed microblogging sites pop up, such as Twitter, FriendFeed, and Plurk. Microblogging means you can write journal entries that are only a couple of sentences long... usually about 170 characters (letters and numbers) in length. So what's the point?

The point of microblogging is that you can give your subscribers up to the minute updates. If you're taking a bike ride somewhere, working on a project,...