Thanks, guys!

Kind regards,
-John Landells.
[Tech Blogger]

Thanks for posting this new video series. As always the Stompernet crew raise the bar when it comes to delivering top notch production values and tactical info.

Can’t wait to watch the series and am anticipating the launch of Formula 5.

-Jay

Great Content, Great Production Quality, Supreme “Free-Line” Training.

You guys are really awesome.

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!

Jeremy

Great stuff! You are taking IM online video to the next level.

The content is awesome…but you already know that!

Love StomperNet and what you guys are doing.

Thanks,

Wil

Thank you
Rich

You guys at StomperNet get it as to presentation and “teach-a-bility” The videos you posted were concise and well produced and had quite a bit of usable content. Thank you.

Jim in Atlanta

I wish you an Abundant and very Prosperous New Year- you’re certainly getting it off to a great start!

Kathy Pop
http://kathypop.com/blog.

(The Net Effect totally ROCKS, too!!!)

Again, thank you so much for all that you’re teaching us!

Thanks for the MBA in a box. Sounds like a college diploma you buy
in a back alley. With the exception that yours actually work. Look forward
to unpacking the box and see what treasures it holds.

Thanks for the inspiration to acquire an education

Gary McElwain

I also received Net Effect for a bit. I really loved the magazine and am still implementing tips from the last one I have. I tried a couple of other Internet Marketing magazines and they simply didn’t compare. I have found myself re reading and re reading, which I expect I will with this guide.

Cheers!

Jeromy

I’m looking forward to the launch and pray it won’t cost too much, hubby’s car died today Just as well I didn’t need to go anywhere (for a change).

I am a small startup entrepreneur with big ideas, who as a hard working boot-strapper appreciates all the very useful information that you have shared in these well produced videos.
Currently I am in the process of launching an integrated web-based business app. My instincts and research tell me, I am in the right place, at the right time, with the right idea, and watching your videos have helped to clarify how to make my presentation more appealing to my prospective investors. You are a true talent and have a flare for explaining your ideas in a clear and captivating manner, mingled with just the right balance of drama and humor. Thank you sparked my thinking. I plan to implement everything I am learning and look forward to seeing what else you have in store.

Thanks Again!

The FormulaFive MBA in a box PDF report, talked about getting business from old customers and prospects you’ve ignored. I remembered a list of prospects I had built in 2006 and hadn’t mailed for two years. The reactivation idea centers around warming up old customers and prospects so you can sell them more.

I had a new infoproduct relevant to the list, which had around 3000 people on it. I decided to email them about the new product. Results? $1,706 in sales from one email that only 200 people clicked on. 6% conversion. That excellent conversion leads me to believe that this product is very well targeted for the list and I should easily be able to double or triple that revenue over the next week as I properly warm them up and follow through.

Video at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GA0bAPdt3xY

Jeff

I would like to see the video on Conversion Control please.
We are generating a fair amount of traffic but people JUST WONT convert, and i cant for the life of me, figure it out.

We get tentative interest, again and again, but no purchase.

Also, if you are able to provide *any* insight as to how to determine a price point for a NEW product, i promise i will send you flowers Do you like Roses or lillies? LOL

Thank you for the free videos thus far, and i mean that sincerely

All the best to you (and to us, and to everyone else watching the videos)

Regards

Khuram of the Malik’s

Jim Bond

Clearly some folks have really been doing well implimenting F5.

I have a number of projects on the go and must focus on these before taking on new tasks. However, I am sure that when it comes time to find further guidance, I will be coming to you guys at Stompernet. I have been implimenting many recommendations from your magazine, The Net Effect. These have been helping me a lot (wish I still had the magazine coming).

Thanks so much folks!

Jeromy

I want to let you know that this product definitely takes the cake. If you have an existing business and you use the FormulaFive Methodology you are going to make some serious money. I have implemented just 1 suggestion from the FormulaFive method and I have already increased this years bottom line by $40,000.00 with just 1 tweak to my website.

Thanks Guys You Really Rock !

Yours In Success,
Todd Ash

the shock I have had is that I have now realised that my whole world was completly absorbed into my computer – I have been so busy with doing clients work that I obviously haven’t had time to look around beyond my screen! What do I mean by this?

Well after we increased our prices by what I thought was a huge amount 117% for one service, that when I looked around at other businesses in the same niche my price increase came in still under their prices! some level with their prices yikkesssss!

I thank you guys for waking me up for getting me out of my cave lol my prices were too low and I didn’t check out competitors prices! doh! A huge no no in business
wake up everyone don’t become so absorbed in your world – check your competitors lol

I wonder how long I have been loosing money

I have watched the second video and am now taking steps I have written a plan of action that will be taken – I have been asleep for far too long!
cheers
Sue

However, if you’re looking for a high end business solution, check out Infusionsoft – that’s what a TON of high-end Internet businesses are moving to, because it’s simply the best all-in-one solution that I’ve seen yet.

But, don’t let switching to a new platform stop you from buying F5! Buy it on launch day, and watch it while you’re moving everything to the new system. That way, you can put pieces into place during the move, so they’re ready for you when it’s all done!

I absolutely loved the NetEffect. I look forward to receiving it again soon. I have subscribed to three different Internet Marketing Magazines and The NetEffect is BY FAR the best I have read. I am finding myself reading and re reading it over and over.

Cheers!

Jeromy

Thanks allot
Rosita

A great post there with lots of good detail. A couple of extra marketing techniques I picked up on were the ‘Location Change’ and the ‘Actual Location’. By Franks own admission he likes to take the audience on a journey and when you change locations within a video the audience feels like they’ve been on a journey with you before you even get to the sales pitch. This puts ‘us’ in a much better buying frame of mind as we’ve just been hanging out with this guy, he took us to ‘secret headquarters and the beach – we’re practically buddies’.

Initially Frank took us in his car (1st location) to the Beach (2nd location) via a good story and a stroll. The beach always plays heavily in his marketing material because of what it represents. In one of Franks seminars he explains that the beach means ‘freedom and fun’ to a lot of people and that is what we are striving to achieve with our businesses. Seeing him all happy and chilled at the beach gives us the impression that we’ll achieve that too…when we buy his stuff.

Funnily enough, even when you know the techniques behind his sales pitch it still doesn’t make it any less impressive – if anything it just makes it even more so. How many marketers would tell you why they do what they do in their videos? You spend all that time making a video, creating lots of subliminal marketing techniques and then you spill it to the people you are marketing to?

The guy is a genius because we now feel like we’re even more on the inner circle and we’re ready to S.F.S.M.F.M

Great post – thanks for breaking it down,

Nikki

I admit this whole SEO business seems quite complicated. I look forward to the release of Stomper2.

Cheers!

Jeromy (AKA Hillbilly)

Because there is a model of car called the Protege, that is a word that is selected. Great, except that the results for Protege are dominated by a piece of Java software and the definition of the word itself so none of the Mazda Protege results are shown.

Similarly, the Mazda 626 does not show, but area code 626 and hotel 626 do — presumably owing to far stronger ranking power than Mazda’s page.

Rounding out the top 10 is the Mazda tag line zoom-zoom-zoom … except it’s not really. Z2 is a motorcycle and zoozoom is a band.

Page 2 of the results is no better, with the only Mazda page a video of an RX7.

This is a fine demonstration of why co-occurrence techniques do not work for a wide-open corpus. Words simply mean far too many different things for a search phrase of reasonable length to provide the context required to disambiguate the various meanings.

Thanks for your question Claude and this fine example.

Regards,

Jeromy

1. Anchor text to my pages include the key words PLUS additional words. The same applies to the title of each page. Does the inclusion of the additional words in the anchor text and title harm the relevance to the keyword or is it ok to leave as it is?

2. On my category pages there are two links to each individual page – one with the anchor text referred to in my first question, and a second ‘read more’ link. Should I change my ‘read more’ links to optimised anchor text? If so should they read ‘read more about [keyword]‘ or just ‘[keyword]‘?

Thank you very much.

1. The additional words do not detract from the positive effect of your keywords in either links or title, so if this is the way these links should read for best human experience than leave them as is.

2. This is a great deal more involved. The ‘read more’ link is baggage that I prefer not to have associated with a target page and in those cases where “First Link Priority” is found these sorts of links can significantly mess with your Link Reputation. At a minimum I would nofollow the ‘read more’ links but the better solution I think is to segment the content so that each section stands along and is then followed by a list of links to the next parts — almost a small “table of contents”. The text on your page could introduce this small table of article titles with ‘read more….’ but that is no longer a link — the keyword rich article titles are now the link text.

In thinking about information products, I know it is best to have your own original product, not a resell product. This can be developed by farming it out or developing ones self. A fairly big market out there is PLR. What is your thoughts on this type of product (branded of course)? Is there such a thing as ‘high quality’ PLR? I know there is a ton of PLR garbage, but is any of it have potential for branding a selling?

I would love to hear your thoughts on this!

Jeromy (AKA Hillbilly)

You have struck gold with this. I absolutely LOVED this video. The map you used was very well thought out, and the way you explained it was…well…let’s just say…CRAZY just like you! Your ‘presentation’ cracked me up: Awwwwwwwesooome…WIN!……34%~~~oops! flub! “36.blah blah % !!! Hilarious!

Keep up the great work. I always have fun with you on twitter. You’re an easy guy to chat with.

You did an amazing job on this = SCORE!!

TTYL, Linda

Roger

I think this is a great way of learning. The one thing i would do to improve it is similar to what Anik Singal has done with PPC classroom and that is do a step in the process then the members area lets you move on.

So you are not just learning but doing.

Would have been nice if you had let people download the process map to study and build their own. Would also be great to know which mind mapping software you are using and give people a tutorial on that.

Would just like to add that your customer service is top drawer. When i ordered the STSE2 package it took 4 attempts for it to reach me in Poland and Sara Hudson in your team was an absolute gem.

Good luck

Richard

Thanks for sharing this wonderful vision.

Jeff

Rotoscoping, why not turn the fingers into glow sticks? Better yet, a little launch tree.

Regardless, thanks for the fun video.

– Michael S. Copeland
Internet Marketer Magazine

I miss you guys. I had such a great time at the Hard rock pool bar last month, I will never forget meeting you there. You guys ROCK!
Looking forward to your upcoming teleseminar and your next video.
Till next time,
Clay

BTW: exactly what are 2-1/2 men?? Is this an Idol thing or what?

Jim in Atlanta

Investing in Ebens stuff is pure common sense. People say that you get 10x the value back… I would go as far as saying that it’s priceless. You simply can’t price this kind of value.

Eben rules!

The problems with metaphors is that they are, by definition, wrong … just “close”. What PageRank so hard for webmasters to use effectively, makes it hard to teach, and makes its study addicting for me , is that it is based on some fairly subtle math with sweeping (and often surprising) consequences. So with that “disclaimer” aside …

In the context of internal linking, which is the focus of the article, PageRank has to be understood in the context of the entire site, not just individual pages, so let’s try a different (also wrong) metaphor to help clarify the previous one. Playing on your parenting example, suppose your site is a family of pages and each of the pages has a certain amount of money — better than pie already. To make this work, the money has to be awarded equally to all pages at birth. Then, when the pages pay each other to wash the dishes, mow the yard or for rent (for those older pages that won’t leave!) the wealth of the family moves around, but the total does not change.

But what happens when a family member (page) sends money (PageRank) to a different family? Does the other family “pay you back” or do they keep the money or even send it someplace else entirely? This decrease in the total wealth of the family is analogous to what we call a “PageRank bleed”. Continuing this example, the family member that does the most chores and pays the least to the rest of the family accumulates the most money. This is precisely “PageRank Sculpting”.

Notice that no money is created by moving it around — the total is conserved — so the only way for the wealth of the family to increase is to have more kids. Yikes! Epic metaphor failure or to get some other family to pay someone in the family money.

Now this explanation, like the first one, has the same little detail wrong with it — when a page gives money to another page, it no longer has the money — and you are correct that this is not how PageRank actually works.

Links out a page do not actually decrease the PageRank of the page. But understanding this answer can really only be done from the math, a very poorly paid profession, so you’re far better off with metaphors!

Andrew Larder
MarketingSharks.com

I have already found several great new article ideas from the alerts helping me brainstorm.

Blessings,
Wendy

It’s a massive thing to answer the things they want to know, and then also tell them the things they *should* know. Builds trust in a huge way. You go from “obnoxious salesperson” to “trusted friend and advisor” and it gets them buying quicker than teenage girls buying tickets for a Jonas Bros concert.

The peeps over at traffic geyser teach a similar thing, called the 10x10x4 method, and they use it as a system of getting traffic via videos. well worth a look.

They call it the 10x10x4 market domination method, and It works bigtime.
Combine that with the stomper info and you’ve got your market in the palm of your hand

Thanks!

Yes, it is more work. However, it is more balanced and you’ll ultimately KEEP the followers that you attract. And isn’t that what we all want?

For efficiency, I’ll preprogram about a weeks worth of tweets then add in fun stuff & random RTs as I go.

When I was in Australia for 2 weeks with Brad & the gang at UMS presenting, I do 2 weeks in advance. TweetLater rocks for staying connected.

Ciao, Melanie

I find just being honest,using our 5 senses within our tweets and keywords, of course living on Maui in Hawaii really helps in the keyword dept.
Being active in non-profits and dealing with food energy, farming, water, community and sustainability help to keep the focus where most people’s interest lays.

Making money is about providing a service. Work on the service that is worthwhile to others and the money will follow. If not money than the means for a happy life, which is all money is just one tool in our tool box of life that we are already given and is available at any moment. We choose to use them at anytime.

Aloha from Maui,

HOOTSuite (a web based, multi-account management tool).

Appreciate the helpful tips!

~ Joshua

Because my wife and myself own a Royalty Free Pictures online business. http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/9a095aee8c89b0f76767df2e1c5a51e8?s=80

Best Regards
Andy

Andrew & Denise Chambers
http://www.RoyaltyFreePictures.biz

Personally, I’d sooner wait and read some reviews about the product before buying, rather than get caught up in all the misplaced hype.

Thanks for all the great info. You guys are great!

It is so easy to get caught up in the launches that we sometimes forget to look at this from the customers perspective. I like the idea of taking it all the way through the return process. Had never actually thought of going that far before.

Also love the idea of using Camtasia or something similar to record the entire buying process. Not only is it great if you run into any problems, but could also be used to help out your potential customers as well. (At least parts of it anyway).

Thanks for the great content, but then we would not expect less from the awesome guys at StomperNet.

We’ve been using TwitterFeed with one of our companies and recently got into the TweetLater and bit.ly features.

I tried TweetDeck after seeing a few people use it, but didn’t really get into it personally. I’ll check out the others that Sherman suggests and see how I like them.

Thanks for the insights

Jerry, thanks for giving Andy something to talk about today

It seems to me that the IM gurus are killing affiliate marketing in their own market with the crazy bonuses.

What does it say about the implied quality of product or bonus when you have a $2k product packaged with a $14k bonus – to someone rational it says that neither is worth buying on its own at the inflated prices.

Are the gurus really that desperate to one-up their rivals and win the silly prizes?

…and you won’t get bored regenerating the same old rubbish about the same old gadgets that everyone else is reviewing !

So especially for those starting out, I would avoid the apparent impressiveness of insurance, gadgets, loans etc. and go for something that’s a hobby. If you can’t help yourself and go into the gift market, at least choose something where it involves a persistent interest or a possible repeat purchase where someone might come back to your site if its good enough.

It’s Like riding a motorcycle – how can you teach someone to ride if you don’t know yourself!! Thanks for all the info you keep giving to us, even if it’s not relevant to me at the stage in my internet marketing career I’m at it’s ALWAYS really interesting stuff you give us.
Thank You!
Phil (UK)

Good cheat sheet.

IMO the Stompernet guys like Dan Thies are the ones to watch.

It inspired me to write a longer rant on my Online Profits blog.

I really do think that it is self defeating and I give examples where my own greed has kicked in, I’ve spent money on stuff that I wasn’t connected to, haven’t used and now it forms a block.

There must be many more like me.

You can also use a free screen capture program called CamStudio. I used it for a good while until I was comfortable with doing screen captures, then I purchased Camtasia(which is excellent).

I have actually used this techique before, but it was not planned. I also did not have a step by step plan of action to do it like you layed it out.

It does work and I better do some more of it. I never really thought that was the real reason I did well with that product because it was something I was using and I thought very highly of it.

Isn’t an affiliate’s ultimate goal the same as the merchant’s? Don’t you want your affiliate business (yes, it IS a business!) to become a “giant” one, too? It seems to me that we’re looking at a classic “win/win situation” here. Isn’t that really what ALL business is about? I sell something to you, I make money (and some pretty BIG businesses are affiliate businesses!). You buy something from me that you want or need. Everyone’s happy.

(If not, that’s what refunds are for!)

Andy what I really like what you have said is really boils down to integrity, if you strive for integrity, along with relationships with customers, that relationship will be what will get you that one sale, but the integrity is what will keep them coming back for more.
Thus the reason I continue to support StomperNet.

Good Stuff Andy!

Keep up the great work!

Once people have this info what have you found to be their biggest obstacle in not actionizing (new word) the steps?

Peace and profits,
Tia D.

Loved the examples on margin and took a lot away from your pricing strategies. I’ll definitely be using this in my business. Thanks!

Thanks again Stomper

Since then, I have become gotten booked solid with long-term assignments from my ideal clients. I no longer market my services. I no longer worry about where my next client was coming from. In fact, I have been turning down clients and additional assignments from my existing clients.

As a result, I no longer had time to even finish the Formula 5 videos! But I am so happy that I have now.

And I’d like to thank you, Paul & Andy, for providing all this information for free.

Strangely, my skepticism hasn’t shown it’s face. Stompernet has always over delivered and I’d expect nothing less from you guys.

Sounds exciting, I’ll be keeping an eye out.

Kindest regards,

John Dennis
http://www.JohnDennisInc.com

You guys pump out the best stuff so even though this transition will be hard, I’m sure it will be worth it!

Good luck everyone!

Tony.

“Andy Jenkins was moving to California”

It was my first conference, initially I thought most of you guys were selling 1/2 junk, but you guys are sincere and have some great info. THe interment marketing world has evolved way beyond most people’s knowledge and expectations!

I truly enjoyed almost every speaker at the conference, but if I had to pick the two best I would say James Schramko and Russell Brunson where my favorites.

I’m not taking anything away from the other speakers as all were good, but these two just spoke to me and gave a message I needed to hear.

Great job and I’m planning on making the next one.

For Brad, remember you promised you would sell the video and some trial memberships to the stompernet portal. I’m looking forward to the email telling me how I can get a hold of this.

Bruce

I found it interesting that they are publishing so many commercials for adsense on AM radio just when Bing arrived and began making inroads into Google’s turf.

Judging from the stats on my site, Google doesn’t have to feel threatened yet, but Bing is getting stronger every day with respect to delivering traffic. With any luck, this will make Google more transparent.

You’re right… very thought provoking! It always amazes me when I hear a powerful story like this. The great lengths that Mike went are a testimonial that working smart versus working hard is the way to go in these current times.

Thanks for sharing!

Sam Palazzolo CPLP PCC

1) Great first issue. If you keep that up you will be my number 1 news letter.

2) Would it be possible to get the webinars as downloads to bring when driving etc.?

3) Your blog needs a “subscribe to comments” feature

Thanks
Mikael

“No one can touch the breadth and depth of StomperNet’s ongoing, cutting-edge webinars and video tutorials. (No one else even comes close.)

The fact is, there’s nothing like StomperNet anywhere else, at any price.”

But I think the vision has to go even further.

Not only does Stompernet have the best stuff but they know what to do with it – business development, marketing, management, and so on. We have the ability to lead you toward success and have the people who can demonstrate how. The rest is up to you. But nowhere else can the combination of people, tools and support be found that can get your started, move you toward success and beyond and develop skills for you to make those around you successful as well

Or something like that.

I would like to see the Stompernet Vision and Mission Statements (not that they should be published to everyone.) in order to develop my personal statement of the unique value proposition of Stompernet to share with those in by business as well as with those I work in trying to develop theirs

Regards,
Jason

stomper storm sounds interesting will do try that!

regards,
Jason

Thanks for the friendly plug – pun intended.

You don’t mention that the plugin also includes the necessary tools for Amazon S3 hosted videos, as well as Amazon CloudFront.

Best,
Bob

Thank you and God bless.

Deb
The Adz Dr

Nicole

This way the reader can skip to the relevant sections straight away. Also important is how the information first appears on screen.

Use the PDF maker (Adobe Acrobat) to set the initial screen viewing setting to ‘Open to Full Size’ for a great first impression. Have a large image and your key headline appear on the first page. Most customers will skim read the PDF so it needs images to capture attention and ‘drive’ the reader through the document.

One final tip: On the second page in (after your headline and image) and also on the last page – add an image of a printer with the title: “This document has been optimised for printing”. This way they’re much more likely to print it out and read it properly.

“And ANYONE can do it, regardless of your experience.

I’m talking about becoming an Internet Marketing consultant, or as we like to say, an SEO PRO.”

I agree that ‘anyone’ can become a pro at anything…even SEO. What bothers me is that you make it sound like they can accomplish ‘pro’ status after your $997 conference. That’s absolute garbage and you know it. I get the concept of ‘anything to make a sale’ but damn…make it believable.

I understand what you’re saying, and here’s how I think of it:

In a former life I was a Cisco Certified Network Engineer. I had to pay for the classes and study hard to learn the skills. When I finished with the classes I would be ready to be a Cisco Pro. I had all the knowledge I needed and for all intents and purposes was ready ready to use my learned skills to make virtually unlimited income from the skills I possessed.

So to me, I look at this training the same way. It’s a simple matter that any of this training is not unlike when you take a training class at a college or trade school. You take the class and you get ALL the training and knowledge you need to accomplish that goal of becoming a PRO so you can then earn money from those new skills.

When I wanted to become a pro at PPC, I studied with the best. When I wanted to learn branding, I studied with the best. When I wanted to become a pro at direct response copywriting, I studied with the best. After each class I firmly believe I was given all the skills I needed to to be a PRO.

That said, the training you will get at the event WILL give you everything you need to be a “SEO Pro” but like anything in life you have to apply it to actually make yourself a real pro.

Sure there will be hurdles along the way, stuff you don’t find out you don’t know until you’re out in the “real world” (like with ANY college class for example) but the difference here is you get continuing support and assistance from StomperNet to be sure you continue to have what you need to succeed even after the class (unlike with college or trade schools).

I guess it’s all just a matter of perspective. Either way you slice it, if learning how to be and what it takes to be a real SEO Pro is something you really want — I hope to see you there!

Warmly and respectfully,
Lee Collins

Regards,
Jason

Those changes are quite fascinating. It was a year ago, but it showed that the focus shifted from more technical approach to more customer-visitor- authority-content-purpose type. Which is great.

thanks!
Justyna

I often selfishly lock myself away from clients for a few days at a time in order to get things done, whether it’s your marketing calendar, or other stuff from that never ending To Do List.

Vin

Thanks!
Keith

Looking forward to trying the Kahuna!

Thanks again,
Keith

Thanks a bunch.

As entrepreneurs, we shouldn’t be afraid of failure, but rather see it as a chance to gain experience.

You need experience in order to succeed, but you need failure in order to gain experience. So I guess you could say that you need to fail in order to succeed.

The people who learn to ride a bike the fastest are the people not afraid of falling.

Cheers,
Allen

Thanks for the tips.

Kevin

I knew that if I was a good boy and didn’t scrape any content, that smeday I would be rewarded. Thanks google!

I don’t think a website or blog owner should put all their eggs in one basket by relying on hopes of Google delivering them traffic. It takes a combination of methods to get where you need to be.

I have many websites and blogs with some doing good and others not so good. In fact, one of my blogs on a free site (2 yrs old), which has very few backlinks, but many reciprocal links is doing extremely well with Google in the search. Don’t figure!

One thing that people also need to understand is that you must be prepared for the long haul. Nothing is going to happen overnight and you have to be prepared for that mentally.

Thanks, Kevin

Kevin

While I dont do a lot of web2 I still believe in free directories, but mainly ones for my country that appear regularly in search results for google (always a good check).

Knowing how to move through the Breakdown and not getting caught up in it is the key.

Any comments on this?

So, with that in mind, always try to help first, and sell later. Try giving away free ebooks, webinars, white papers, and so much more. In fact EVENTS like webinars make great “NEWS.” because it answers the 5 W’s.. who, what, when, where, why and how.

Please feel free to post your press releases free at http://PRprofile.com

Thanks!

Thanks again you people are awesome

Thanks for sharing.

Great list of questions. Thank you. I would be curious in your experience how many people respond to all of the questions…I bet they are too lazy to even respond to every question in details…

Thanks for the comments on consistency! It gives me some tips for dealing with a client that doesn’t understand that his site must have the customers in mind first.

Keep sharing!

Excellent tips I agree with all of them! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your constructive advice.

Any SEO can now have an idea on how to make a website be a profit generator. This article could most likely be a basic foundation of information regarding SEO especially within such a competitive field.

As a local SEO consultant in Dayton, Ohio, from experience I can tell you that what you have described here, flat out works!

But, I can’t tell you how many times I run into business owners who for whatever reason, are stuck or dead set on wanting to rank for the root keywords.

And sometimes it is difficult to get them to change their minds, and to gain their trust to let me give it a try for them.

This is a GREAT article that I will now be able to share with them that clearly illustrates, the power of this concept.

Thanks again for your great example.

What is the lower limit on how many searches monthly a long tail phrase you should go for gets? Darryl #2 went for 400.

Jason D.

When having two and three project going at once not counting the everyday mudane tasks that needed to run a online business (SEO,Backlinking,Web Design, Mobile Website Construction etc) there comes a point that we’ll need affordable help to scale our business and reach our daily objective.

So I’ll ask again, can you afford not to outsource? I’ve setup my on system whereas I assign task to my outsourcers and check on their progress from inside of my own system.

All the best,

Gary

A 2% increase in customer retention has the same effect on profits as cutting costs by 10%.
A 5% reduction in customer defection rate can increase profits by 25-125%, depending on the industry.
The customer profitability rate tends to increase over the life of a retained customer

great advice hopefully all of us small business owners follow it

Matt Ferguson

Thanks for sharing this information!