Andyhenry

The items covered here are:


1) Don't Wait before Blogging.


2) Using Blogs to get your site found quickly.


3) What have Blogs and PR got to do with Indexing.



1) Don't Wait before Blogging.


If you've been looking at creating a blog but don't know how or why to do it, stay tuned for a new product announcement that'll help you out.


Just to show you how quick...

I posted this in reply to someone struggling to get started and thought I'd share it here for any other people finding it hard to work out how to start out.


Looks like you got suckered into the typical newbie things.

Despite what the sales letters tell you - it's not normal to expect to buy a few ebooks and then be an expert and making a full time income.

You will do better if you forget what you've bought/done and just use your brain and common...

1 - How do you feel is the level of opportunity available to someone starting an online business now?

2 - If you were starting out fresh now, what would you do differently?

3 - Are there any specific areas of information that you feel any online business owner should pay particular attention to?

4 - What one thing would you say was the core of what's enabled you to make money online?

5 - Do you have any routines or habits which you've put...

There are several misconceptions in IM that are responsible for lots of confusion and frustration, one is that once you have your own product you'll make money, another is that with enough traffic you'll make great money and the other is that building a list means you'll make great money.

People have already said it but I'm going to repeat it - None of that stuff works if you're targeting the wrong people.

You can 1000000 people to your site but you're selling sausages...

In my opinion, buying silver collectibles is not effective. There are a few reasons why I feel that way, but the main one is, generally speaking, when you buy collectibles people want to get more money for the item as they are somewhat "prettier" and more unique than regular silver. The fact is that silver is a metal, and you don't need to store it in the form of coins, silverware, bars or any other item for it to be valuable. On top of that, collectibles are harder to sell than regular...