I purchased and read Jonathan Leger’s “Write That Report” this past week and I was
very impressed with the program. I am looking forward to releasing my own report in the next week or so and putting it to the test.
Here are the highlights of the course for those who have not heard of it:
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As we start working on our goals for 2008 it’s easy to get so excited about moving our plans forward that we may forget some of the things we did in 2007 that detracted from our progress.
One of the the biggest of these is time wasters.
They make take several forms and may even disguise themselves as “research” or “background” or “experience” but they really aren’t any of these. What they are is frustrating, attitude-destroying, daily goal-crushing, time management twilight zones and here’s three ways you know when you’re caught in one.
So often when we are setting up or autoresponder messages we’re so focused on what we are saying that we forget how important it is to keep the message personal to our readers. We end up putting out what I call “public address” messages.
Sure, if you’ve set it up correctly, the subscriber gets a message that starts off with a personal greeting but then it trails off into a message intended for anybody that happens to be reading it. They lose the feeling that it was written for them at all. Instead, they find themselves bumping through it because(hopefully)they respect you as a source of information and feel like they “should” read it because it might be important.
I came across a blog post at Problogger and I had to write a quick post telling you about it because it’s huge.
According to the post, when Google’s Webspam head, Matt Cutts, wants to add links to while blogging he uses Linkify. In fact, Matt named Linkify as the shortest, easiest thing he did to improve his blog in 2007.
I was very excited when a friend of mine bought me an early Christmas of the Build A Niche Store, or BANS as it more commonly referred to in internet marketing circles.
Why was I juiced about it?
This product promised to be able to get you set up in a short time with a site that would act as a highly-targeted storefront to whatever hot category you selected from ebay. You would be providing an excellent means for people looking for a specific item or group of items to come to a site that could give them information they needed to make informed buying decisions and then give them one-click access to the eBay.com network.
