I’ve just finished creating an updated video for promoting SiteBuilder Elite.

The video shows viewers what’s involved in setting up and building a site and how changing some settings can alter the look and layout of a site. The video also shows how the software automatically downloads articles to create content-rich sites.

You can promote SiteBuilder Elite with this video using the following link:
http://www.sitebuilderelite.com/Introduction?id=YOURID

You’ll need a Clickbank account to promote the software. Simply replace “YOURID” in the link with your own Clickbank ID/Nickname.

The link that appears below the video will include your affiliate id.

If you don’t have a Clickbank account, you can get one here.

The Terms of Service (TOS) for Google Analytics basically say that they can do whatever they want with the data they collect from your sites and this includes using that information to determine search engine rankings.

By installing the Google Analytics code on your site, you are giving Google a back door window into your traffic patterns and they will quickly determine that your (affiliate) site is not the kind of site they want in their index. You see, Google doesn’t really like affiliate sites. Perhaps I should qualify that assertion a bit more. Google doesn’t like little-guy affiliate sites; they don’t seem to have a problem with the big guys and large corporations running affiliate ads on their sites.

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A question I’ve been asked quite a few times (especially in relation to SiteBuilder Elite) is “What’s the best tool for doing keyword research?”

Well, it’s really six of one and half a dozen of the other.

The best tool is the one that best suits your way of working. But, having said that, here are a few pros and cons for the more popular tools…

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I’ve just been made aware of a software offer by Antone Roundy, the author of the CaRP RSS aggregation and display software that adds content from RSS feeds to a website,

He’s offering his ExPop software at a knockdown price. The software usually costs $42 but at time of writing, the software is on sale at $13.40.

The price will go up 20 cents each time someone buys. When the price reaches $25, it’ll stay there till the end of of the sale – there’s just under 15 hours left.

ExPop is an “unblockable exit popup” script.  People use it to present special offers, surveys, and other conversion-boosting content to visitors who are about to leave their sites. It can be used both in WordPress blogs and in regular websites.

Order ExPop here

If you want to find out more about ExPop, the main sales page is here.

…but don’t buy through that page or you’ll pay the full $42 price for the software.

Promote my SiteBuilder Elite software by adding a Peel Away Ad to your site. The ad can be in the corner of your browser, the corner of your page or in the corner of a box on your page as below.

You need to replace YOURID in the code snippet with your own Clickbank nickname.

The Unique Article Wizard interface

Note: This is a product review, click here to visit Unique Article Wizard’s site

While Unique Article Wizard (UAW) is a service I looked at a number of times, it was only recently that I signed up for it. I’m already a member of Article Marketing Automation which posts articles to a blog network, so I wasn’t sure I wanted to sign up to what I thought was a similar service. However, I succumbed and signed up to UAW. The monthly fee is $67.

Where similar services post to blog networks, Unique Article Wizard posts articles to article directories. Over 1,000 directories are listed in its database; some cover a wide range of categories while some are very niche specific. So your article won’t be posted to every directory but having an article go out to several hundred directories would be an average result.

Unique Article Wizard also includes a way of spinning articles. And, since these go out to article directories, each article has an associated author bio. And it’s here that Unique Article Wizard’s power lies…

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Word has reached me from Bryan Winters, owner of PLR article site InfoGoRound (IGR) that a substantial hike in the monthly fee is imminent.

The IGR private label article vault is now worth well into six figures, with thousands of premium articles on the web’s most popular topics only a quick search away. You also get 200 article each month in 4 niches and two PLR products you can sell.

Since its inception a couple of years ago, the monthly membership fee has remained at just $25.

That will soon be raised to $97 monthly for all new members (if you’re already a member you’re locked in at the original price until you cancel, so no worries there). This fee adjustment will bring IGR in line with all other major PLR membership sites.

How much time remains to join at the $25 rate I don’t know.

But IGR will still pay $25 per (accepted) article submitted, so submitting just one article to them per month will cover your membership fee.

PLR articles are a godsend to anyone who builds their own websites or needs content for their blogs.

You may have read my two previous posts about methods of getting traffic to your sites using free and paid methods. If you haven’t, take a look at them now:

Getting Traffic To Your Websites – Free Options
Getting Traffic To Your Websites – Paid Options

Since I wrote those posts, I’ve been investigating a few other paid methods for getting traffic. Let’s face it, if you want top results in getting traffic, you are going to have to pay for them. And one of those methods, even more popular (because it gets results) than in recent years, is article marketing.

So I’ve looked at three such paid services. All have been around for a while, and all have excellent reputations for achieving results.

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Multi million dollar business builder Joel Therien just released the first of a 3 part video series on tips, tricks and secrets in creating a five to six figure a month income from your home.

• Use the power of the Internet to your advantage!
• The hot keys to the very important “KNOW-LIKE-TRUST” principle!
• Getting qualified leads and people begging to join your organization!

The content in this video that Joel has created is incredible, and it’s F.R.E.E.

Go watch his video…

The heart of any website is the content it contains. It’s what draws visitors, keeps them coming back and influences how the search engines (particularly Google) value your site.

A site that’s all bells and whistles with little or no real content will always be outperformed by a more plainly designed site that has content.

In other words, a site that has somthing to offer human visitors is what you need to strive for.

Many newbies to website building make the fundamental mistake of attempting to tailor their sites for the search engines, forgetting about the people who’ll (hopefully) be visiting them. The flaw is in thinking that because you get better rankings in the search engines you’ll get a lot more (human) visitors. Initially, that might be true, but sites that don’t have anything to offer visitors will soon start dropping in the rankings. So you’ll see that initial quick rise in page rankings, a short-lived peak and then a gradual (or sometime sudden) descent through the rankings.

The trick is to design your sites for people, not search emgines. People bring activity and backlinks. Search engines notice that and reward sites accordingly by increasing their rankings.

But this brings up the question of where to get content for your sites, especially if you’re building sites about a topic you personally know little about.  So here are some suggestions on ways of getting content for your sites (most, unfortunately, are not free):

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