Today is day 2 of the Build A Niche Store Rebuild series.
In this series, I am going to be taking a
step-by-step approach to getting my Build A Niche Store, or BANS, seen, visited and making daily sales.
Today’s topic: Analyzing The Terapeak Data
Today is day 1 of the Build A Niche Store Rebuild series.
In this series, I am going to be taking a step-by-step approach to getting my Build A Niche Store, or BANS, seen, visited and making daily sales.
Today’s topic: Identifying The Highest Ticket Store Categories
There is a thread on the ClickNewz.com discussion area that has sparked some very heated debate on the subject of
forced continuity.
You know what it is even if you haven’t heard it called that before.
You get an email from a trusted internet marketer touting their latest low-cost product. You know they produce valuable, usable content so you jump onto the sales page and order the product. You’re not asked for anything unusual for an online transaction so you complete it without hesitation. After all, you’ve dealt with this person before and you know you can trust them.
Within minutes, you get a confirmation email and a thank you for subscribing to the blahblahblah newsletter. The email goes on to tell you how this newsletter will be worth several times your monthly fee of X amount of dollars per month.
You have to re-read that email because you don’t remember signing up for anything.
Joel Comm has just released version 4.0 of his #1 selling “Adsense Secrets” book and you can
grab it now for $9.95. The last version of this book sold for $97.00.
Joel has completely revised and extended AdSense Secrets 4.0 for 2008 to include all the latest AdSense cash-sucking strategies and techniques that allow him to continue earning
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Don’t pass up the opportunity to get this invaluable resource before the price goes up!
I grabbed a copy as soon as I heard about it yesterday. I thought this would be of value to my readers.
Best,
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I spent about two hours today and got all of the errors but four to go away-YIPPEE!
It would have taken a programmer about twenty minutes I’m sure.
Either way, thank you IE7 users for your patience.
Thanks to Nick Cernis of putthingsoff.com for pointing me in the right direction.
Best,
Jeff
