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New to Internet Marketing

by rdevine
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Hi guy's I'm new to internet marketing and have been doing some studing on what is the best way to go. I have done affiliate marketing when I lived in Costa Rica dealing with sports, but now that I'm back in the states I need to start something new and I'm sure my 3,000,000 leads I have for that industry will not work for anything else i promote, plus I had phone people who made calls so I never really had to do internet marketing.

So in short I will have to start from ground zero here and I am getting information over load. What would be the best place to start? I'm sure i will have to make web pages however I do not know how to do html so are there any good programs out there to make web pages? I was also looking at this program Carbon Copy Pro but it seams like a high price tag program and not sure if I want to invest that much to start off with.

any help and direction would be greatly appreciated
#internet #marketing
  • Profile picture of the author scortillion
    If you still have all those leads and they are physical mailing lists I’m sure you can use them with some type of affiliate program that is out there, and if you have email addresses I’m sure a notification that you thanking them for all their purchases and notifying them of your new website would help too.

    As long as the email is with existing customers that you currently deal with there should be no problem with a onetime email thanking them for years of being able to serve them (and your new website address).
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    • Profile picture of the author rdevine
      I would agree if they new me personally however they don't and not all them have utilized the company I was promoting at that time.
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  • Profile picture of the author ragstworiches
    Hey,

    First up if you are new and don't understand html, why not use wordpress? This will make your websites much easier to manage and its free.

    Phil
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    • Profile picture of the author rdevine
      Originally Posted by ragstworiches View Post

      Hey,

      First up if you are new and don't understand html, why not use wordpress? This will make your websites much easier to manage and its free.

      Phil

      this is something I prob. will start off with just was not sure if it's the best way. thanks
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      • Profile picture of the author ljparkerjr
        I agree those leads would come in handy with some sort of program out there and wordpress is a great tool to use...
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  • Profile picture of the author money2k
    welcome to the wonderful world of Internet Marketing. You are in the rights spot for sure. I suggest becoming a War Room Member. The best $37 I have ever spent.

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  • Profile picture of the author melissatafa
    If you're new to website design, another option is to use XSitePro. The software is aimed at newbies, so it is very easy to learn. You can create as many projects and websites as you like, and it includes over 200 templates so you don't need to worry about designing just yet!

    There are also lots of tutorial videos to accompany the software, for all of the cool features included in the software. They'll enable you to make the very most out of your websites. Here's the link to the homepage: Website Design Software (XSitePro)
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    • Profile picture of the author rdevine
      If you're new to website design, another option is to use XSitePro. The software is aimed at newbies, so it is very easy to learn. You can create as many projects and websites as you like, and it includes over 200 templates so you don't need to worry about designing just yet!

      There are also lots of tutorial videos to accompany the software, for all of the cool features included in the software. They'll enable you to make the very most out of your websites. Here's the link to the homepage

      thank you very much, I will check them out
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  • Profile picture of the author lior1970
    There is nothing to lose to do outsourcing in the field you are not really good at. Moreover it can save a bit time of yours to improve your other skills.
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    • Profile picture of the author rdevine
      Originally Posted by lior1970 View Post

      There is nothing to lose to do outsourcing in the field you are not really good at. Moreover it can save a bit time of yours to improve your other skills.
      that could quite exspensive from what I understand, although probably better as far as SEO is concerned
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  • Profile picture of the author Radcliff
    Thanks for your post rD....

    I have created a site,but it is not much profitable.So I think this option will work for me.

    I will leave a comment as soon as I go through the software.
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    • Profile picture of the author KevinTorrence
      If you've ever messed around with a blog of any sort, Wordpress is a great way to go (and you don't really need to "know" html at all). I've heard good things about Xsite pro ... I go real ghetto with things and use Kompozer ... lol ... but it gets the job done.

      Just building a site isn't going to cut it though. What direction do you want to head? Get an idea of what you want to do and what kind of marketing method you want to work through, find a mentor or program to follow, find out what your market wants, and stick it out with "blinders" on until you see results.
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      • Profile picture of the author rdevine
        Originally Posted by KevinTorrence View Post

        If you've ever messed around with a blog of any sort, Wordpress is a great way to go (and you don't really need to "know" html at all). I've heard good things about Xsite pro ... I go real ghetto with things and use Kompozer ... lol ... but it gets the job done.

        Just building a site isn't going to cut it though. What direction do you want to head? Get an idea of what you want to do and what kind of marketing method you want to work through, find a mentor or program to follow, find out what your market wants, and stick it out with "blinders" on until you see results.
        Thank you Kevin once again i'm not sure I have been in one industry for sucha long time and I knew that one inside and out. so now it's time to learn something new and start to make a new life for myself and my familly.

        My main question i guess us where to start and what should I focus on? I was thinking i would have gotten a lot more responses to this will people telling me he best way to start off but ithas not happened as yet, dont get me wrong i have gotten some great ideas from everyone who has responded, but I guess for me I want to start at ground zero and make this work because I can not go back and work for the man any more it's been way to long for that. .... What i would like to know is what memeber on hre sugest is the best starting place so I can make this my life like I did in Costa Rica .... thanks to everyone who has respnded to this post you all have helped me grow this day and I'm sure you will always make me groe more and more.
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