JMichaelZ

It probably comes as no surprise that I think a bit differently than a lot of folks on the Warrior Forum. No harm in that, we are all unique individuals, and as individuals we are all entitled to our opinions about various things.

I like making money online and I have learned an education and a half here on the WF. All to my advantage I might say, and I have learned so many marketing skills that I could post from now until the end of the internet and never be able to give enough back....

I have a lot of friends in network marketing. I don't do that myself because I have lots of other things to do, but I have no issue with folks who enjoy that.

Today turned out to be a great lesson for many people on why you need your own website to use as a base of operations rather than relying on a 3rd party site. It actually couldn't be any clearer.

In just a few minutes, Facebook kicked out thousands of people who were posting there multiple times a day, trying to drive...

Content is the king of the internet. People have been saying that for a long time. Pretty much they have been saying it since most of the really easy, breezy ways of ranking websites were eradicated.

Those ideas like directory generator, and markoving content, ideas that really deserved to die, and not a moment too soon.

Now it is the relatively modern age of the internet and peoplare all worried about how to get other people to like their Facebook pages and discussing...

I was reading a couple of posts by my online friends and found some ideas that just bugged the snot out of me.

I personally think that everyone has the right to market as they see fit. Some tactics that some people use, work for them, but I sure don't want to do.

Filling out CPA offers to watch bootleg movie trailers comes to mind as being pretty high on the list of things I don't want to be a part of.

My friend wrote a post on his blog about how he thinks...

For some reason, I have been worried about sending emails to people on my lists. Not so much the non-IM lists, I send those folks emails every day. I get great click through rates (30-40 percent) and people sending me thank you notes.

But in IM, I have been hesitant about sending them out. Lately, with my wife's condition, it has been a little difficult to think about marketing, but she's better now, so that is a very good thing.

So when its time to send an email, I make...