At this point, my research on creating landing pagss is just about complete.

Downloading templates of such pages is out of the question for me. It's downright risky.You can get an error page or possibly a blank.And suppose the design can't be deleted, then what? There's no way of knowing whether you'll get what you're expecting or not, or how to fix it if you know little or nothing about html. So until I get more experience, I'll go with a simpler way.

Ok, one of those...

Ray Kroc earned over $500 million in his lifetime. But his successful franchise didn't come to fruition until he was in his 60s. He purchased McDonalds at 57 years old.

He was a musician, and ambulance driver and sold blenders and milkshake machines for most of his life. He started and failed at many businesses along the way.

Harland "Colonel" Sanders start being successful in his 60s, at 65 he used his social security check to start franchising his restaurants....

I'm still in the process of creating my landing page. That is, I've been creating copy for it and looking at other landing pages to see what else can or should be done.

Not that this has been my first time looking at other examples. I have, but never took any notes on things that might work for me. This time, I'm going to start viewing other landing pages and take notes. I want my efforts to mean something in the end.

I know, sounds like I'm trying to be perfect. Actually,...

Today’s online market is competitive. Couple that with the fact that consumers are no longer satisfied to buy from just anyone but instead are looking to make some type of connection, and it’s become almost imperative for business owners to have something of themselves on their website – a personal touch.

Let’s take a look at just a few of the personal touches you might want to consider adding to your website, and how they can benefit your business.

* Photo. When...

I see a lot of threads on here where people are either asking how to make money on Twitter, or how to drive traffic to their site from Twitter.

It's actually very simple, far more than most people think.

Rule #1: Give your followers something of value.

For some reason this key component is left out of most people's twitter strategy. They create tons of accounts. They get software to add tons of followers. They set up autoresponders that DM everyone...