Good Stuff I Found Last Week
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I’ve been reading, viewing, listening and studying a lot this week. I had bought several new products and was curious to find out more, so I decided to test them all. There’s some good stuff amongst these products. I’ll post about some of them in another issue.
Meanwhile I was trying to keep up with all the posts of my colleagues. And, as usual, I found some good stuff there too, stuff that I want to share with you.
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My long time friend Willie Crawford published an outstanding post about How To Outsource Your Traffic Generation For Free. It’s an audio recording that teaches you a deadly simple way to have other people send traffic to your site. Grasp this and you’ll know why Willie earns tons of money (literally) and you can too (a bit less maybe, but good enough).
Another great resource I discovered online was a guest post by David Risley on Problogger.net. David is trying to explain the difference in Internet Marketers and Bloggers when it comes to create a full time income with blogging.
I liked the article very much. Even if you don’t agree, it shines another light on why some people are so successful, while others are not.
Check it out. Read How a Blogger Creates a REAL Full-Time Income.
I also very much enjoyed Andy Beal’s post 21 of the Best WordPress Plugins. In that post, Andy reveals his best plugins that he uses at his blog. Although quite reluctant to install too many, I did activate two of them.
Another great review was published by David Vallieres. On a difficult topic, CPA, cost per action. In his review, David dissects The Arbitrage Conspiracy website for which I received hundreds of emails, but didn’t have time for to keep an eye on it.
Davids analysis however was very instructive and didn’t cost me $2,000. It was free.
Check it out at Arbitrage The Arbitrage.
So…
how about you.
Found anything valuable this week?
Post your comments below.
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I’ve come across Mr Willie Crawford a few times on the Warrior Forum. He’s got a great way with words which I’m actually pretty envious of and he’s obviously a hugely talented guy with a wealth of information. Nice to see he’s a friend of yours.
I read all the posts linked in this article, found them very informative. I would like to share something as well. I read an article about the importance of a good web design. The question was are web designer also marketers? What I believe, the main appearance of any web page matters a lot. If the page is nicely structured through sophisticated information architecture than no doubt it has the capacity to turn a potential visitor in to regular client. It sometimes help develop a covenant bond. Even in general practice we visit sites more often which has easy navigation and layout. However I would also like to hear from you people about this approach.
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He’s got a great way with words which I’m actually pretty envious of and he’s obviously a hugely talented guy with a wealth of information. Nice to see he’s a friend of yours.
I’m a big fan of Arbitrage Conspiracy. Of all affiliate-related offers, I find CPA to give the best returns for PPC.
-Paul
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I like the David Risley post. Many people complain about the fact that they write, write, write… and they still don’t make any money. Most of the time because making money is not their number one priority. Theirs is ‘becoming popular’ or ‘getting 2.000 RSS subscribers’. That’s not the aim of bloggers making money.
In regards to the WP plugins, I would add WWSGD plugin (google for link). Which basically presents message to new visitors based on the # of times they viewed your site.
If you are creative, you can capitalize off this.
http://www.wmtoolbox.com
@ Oleg: The link to your site keeps redirecting. Can’t access it.
Thank you for all the blog posts, I’m going to read them right now.
I will delay some of the tasks on my to do list, but I’m sure it will be worth it.
Franck
i was out having fun all the weekend. so i will check what u got and may b ur post will b helpful for me. thnx for sharing.
Some good resources on the list.
Not so much for that post, but the Marketing Pilgrim is a must read blog.
Happy New Year to everyone also,
custodio
Thanks for the links – there are some good ones in there, especially the one on Problogger about the difference between bloggers and internet marketers.
I just visit the problogger site. It makes me confused actually. It seems that making a lot of money is only by doing product sells. How if we don’t have any product to sell? I know that we can’t depend on adsense especially if our traffic is so low. But it means we have to find the product first to earn in a way like they recommend.
Good list of resources. It looks useful, I’ll take some time to check it. Good post for Andy Beal. Thanks!
James
Of course I agree with you. wordpress and problogger are the magnificient sites for blogging resource. At the begining of my blogging, I was very curious to know about blogging. The two sites I mentioned above guide me to step by step.
Thanks for pointing out the useful resources. I would definitely love to hear that audio from Willie Crawford. And problogger also features excellent articles on blogging.
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I like the David Risley post. Many people complain about the fact that they write, write, write… and they still don’t make any money. Most of the time because making money is not their number one priority. Theirs is ‘becoming popular’ or ‘getting 2.000 RSS subscribers’. That’s not the aim of bloggers making money.