Brian shows you how to target profitable niches and build websites that rank extremely well with Wordpress.

In other words, building a ton of mini sites for various keywords in your niche...

For keyword analysis, I like Market Samurai. Easy to use and
includes different functions like a find and publish content module,
seo competition and a rank tracker. Most of your tasks can
be accomplished from one interface.

It was a one time payment when I bought it, but that was awhile ago

I bought it a few days back for a one-off payment of $97 the day before my trial period was about to expire.

Hahaha.... You said it is a good product? Just look at this website.
http://www.scamseekers.com/$3500_weekly_scam.html

Chris Farrell's program was hands down the best program for me. I struggled for 6 months trying to figure everything out. His program takes you through internet marketing like a school would. Kindergarten - College.

Same here, I just recently got Senuke and it's already paid for a years subscription or more.

Cheers

The best IM marketing book I ever read was the 1st one and was from the producerslounge (NSFW) the orginal sales page and product is gone from the site now.

It related to the adult industry and making money through it.
Making original content and buying it.
Affiliate marketing in the adult industry and so on
How to generate traffic and so on

It was over 100 pages long including various links (10 pages of such)
There was a message board attached too and support

Before anyone asks I never took action I red it when I was iving in germany and when when I moved back to Ireland the recession had started early for me and I was never able to raise the investment needed

It was an excellent book
However I read it around early 2007 and I'd say it was writtin 2005 or 2006 before all the porn tube sites and therefore was based on the theory that if you want porn you have to buy it
Which is no longer true

Still a great book

Is this the one with a chapter called "Marketing Myopia"? Greatest article in the history of marketing, according to many experts.

Conversation Domination by Howie Schwartz, 3 years ago changed completely my perspective in traffic and seo.

a wso, something about writing a book a day and publish it in Amazon, was the door for me to write my first book, get it done and publish it.

yesterday I read from the war room a short version of The triad Manifesto, by David Bynon... and it is making serious noise right now.

Sandra

For me it was James Martells' "Affiliate Marketers Handbook".

Because it opened my eyes to the possibilities.

Until that time I had no idea what a super affiliate was.

I thought it was just a select group of people who got really lucky with popular sites.

I didn't know it was possible to make money on purpose.

Have I had any success with the methods James teaches?

No. But it's my own fault.

Others have. I'm still working on it.

Haven't given up.

These are my picks also. I was already to add these to the list when I saw your post. I think these are the best buys I've made in the last 5 years. And I've bought many thousands of dollars in products in that time.

Market Samurai is a great tool for sure. Worth every penny and much more

Turbo Membership by John Delevera. So much value for so little. You need to have a membership if you are an Internet Marketer. Its that good

Amazing amazing amazing book. Every Warrior should have a copy in their personal library.

I really like Jay's "Mr. X" book too. Although it costs quite a bit more than Getting Everything You Can Out Of All You've Got.

Warroom Membership
Rapid Action Profits

I just got into PRO last week. It seems like everything is laid out for you pretty well. All you have to do is follow the steps. I'm just going through them now. Great program and great people! I hope to be where you are sometime soon!

Chris Farrell's program. Learned a lot, step by step, with videos and in logical order. I needed that. Big time.

Wrong thread ? :rolleyes:

For me, not a product but a membership site - Earn1KADay by Dennis Becker.
The only paid membership site I belong to.

Regards,
Mario

Thanks for the recommendation Byrt! For me, it has to be Market Samurai pure and simple and of course Wordpress for being the most useful site builder ever.

WOW Rod

That's a comprehensive list!

Thanks for sharing

Hey Ramone

Came across a couple of your posts today and I must say you provide valuable info in your posts, keep it up bro

Going to check out articlecashrobots. From personal experience I have discovered that the secrets of success are in the simple things. So I can understand $40,000 investment not providing as much value as $7.

One question though: What do you mean by "My Whiteboard"

OJ

Butterfly marketing... when it first came out at $997!

It was one of the simplest business models that make me money quickly when I applied it.

The Best product I have used in the last two years is wordpress. Nothing beats it as a content management system. But it's free.

My Best Investment
1. Market Samurai
2. War Room Membership
3. Amazon Affiliate by Jan Roos
4. PPC Ninja Traffic Dojo by Christian Wisalek

Ok This is the best one and MS is the second best! This ol' dog is losing its mind.

I have been thinking of making this post for quite awhile. This is as good of an occasion as I have found. Ok, and you'll see this nowhere else. And before you CSS jockeys scarf and chuckle, tell me that you used and mastered my favorite product before scoffing at it.

If you like xSitepro, you'll rave over FrontPage. While Wordpress has its advantages, it's not the end all. FrontPage 2003 is the easiest page builder to use.



The power part is that it's so darned easy to do massive revisions. Using what's called , and the awesome never excelled global features (that work equally as well on page as in page code) it's a pure snap to create tons of pages with minimum clicks. Actually the two most powerful features are the includes and the find and replace options. There has never been a page making product built to anything near the power of FP in that the engineers somehow anticipated every page making shortcut you would ever need. I'm still finding new wrinkles even at this late stage.

As for the page creation, TinyMCE on Wordpress comes in a very poor second to the native WYSIWIG that is the cornerstone of FrontPage. I cringe when I attempt a really creative page with WP, whereas with FP, I just say to my hands, "Fingers, do your duty." They go to work and before I know it, a delightful new page appears.

FP will work with FTP probably forever, although a bit clumsily without the powerful server extensions for massive sites. However there is still no sign that the major hosts have any notion of doing away with FrontPage server extensions that still make it revolutionary.

I use it for niche sites and authority sites both. Knowing what I know now, thanks to my exposure to Wordpress, Joomla, etc, my start from scratch page design is even better than it used to be.

I have found that in many instances with Wordpress and with CSS some picky little things often boil down to "workarounds." With poor, frazzled, toothless, old CSSless FP, it's always a "workwith."

Yes, there are FP uh-ohs and idiosyncrasies, about like everything else, but they are few, well documented, and once you learn em, you'll never have a problem you can't lick.

I can get my FrontPage pages to top listings in Google far easier than I can with Wordpress. This is a true fact. Even with all the bells and whistle SEO plugins available for WP (which I use and cling to like little codey life rafts), it just purely can't match the love and SEO respect that hateful Google bestows upon FP pages once you get the right mix of on page, and in code keywords balanced properly. I don't know why this is, but it is.

On the down side, while WP will, to some extent do your Search Engine work for you automatically, assuming you have the right plugins, there are plenty of things and services out there for you to use to manually do it for your FP pages. At no charge, I must add. Once you get your backlinking, pinging, rssing ducks properly lined up, it's not so bad.

So, in conclusion, FrontPage is good for what it's good for. I'd say it really shines for niche sites serving up sites that you want to get up quickly and goodly. It's the quickest, easiest way to toss up a really good looking, unique looking static site. There is no Wordpress-like automation to mention with FP, but you weren't going to use it for a blog site anyway.

All things considered, I'd give xSitePro a 3 and FP a 5.

However, where FP is lovable, but dead, xSitePro is very much alive, and being so, it could, with a few more enhancements, meet and surpass FP. It has a lot going for it, but I find it a bit buggy, from time to time. And, it is missing in some critical areas of functionality that FP has always had. I don't believe it would be too hard for them to catch it up. They clearly had FP on their minds when they set about to create xSitepro in the first place.

In the meantime, if you aren't looking for another page maker, and WP is all you have ever used, stick with it. But if you're newer or flexible, you'd do well to give poor, dead, much maligned, venerable, FrontPage 2003 a try. Go forth and make some unique, one of a kind, elegantly designed websites from scratch like you can't do with rock ribbed Wordpress. If you do, some day you'll think about thanking me. Ha!
Norm
P.S. So far, using FrontPage starting with FP 1998, I have never had an issue with my plugins after an upgrade. And since 2003 I NEVER will.

I don't often purchase many IM products but I did buy Butterfly Marketing, it was a real eye opener and I learned a lot from Mike Filsaimes insight into this crazy marketing world.