If there is anywhere where the written word shows its power, it is in the world of marketing. Marketing is the act of trying to directly or indirectly convince people to buy some product or avail of some service. You may think that text ads are a bit outdated, but even the most modern television ads were written before they were translated into video. On the Internet, one outstanding example of the power of the written word in moneymaking action is article marketing.

Article marketing...

Search engine optimized (SEO) press releases are a new incarnation of a publicity tool that's been around for more than 100 years. Traditional press releases were originally used to create buzz, brand awareness and traffic for brick and mortar businesses. So they're geared toward capturing the attention of traditional media like newspapers, radio and television.

SEO press releases vs. traditional press releases
SEO PRs are meant to be distributed online. Although they can...

I found this article interesting and thought you could pick up a few tips on choosing a clickbank product.



There's no point building a business which is outdated or manufacturing something that nobody wants and the same is true when it comes to making money online, why would you promote a product that doesn't have buyers?.
ClickBank contains many excellent affiliate programs for digital download products and this is where I recommend you start. There are three things...

For a long time, I’d believed that working for others online (selling affiliate programs) was the only way to go. The only way to my financial freedom. I learned the hard way that I was wrong… I’d left offline marketing to fulfill a dream.

Offline it’s often said “Working a job is just not the way to get rich or attain financial freedom” that has been proven to be an absolute truth told.

So you might ask then… “How about online marketing? What makes...

I was just checking out the blog statistics available in the Warrior user control panel (the weather is bad, I'm indoor and a little bored), and comparing them to the number of visitors each blog entry reports.

They should match.

They don't, not even close.

It appears that basically nothing is getting recorded in the blog statistics, even though the forum software is reporting various Warriors who have visited the blog.

That does include 'guests'...