I’ve been thinking about all the affiliate and internet marketing courses I’ve bought and learned from over the years. And how many just languish on my digital shelves now and how many I actually used and still use.
Many had short lifetimes because they exploited a loophole or trick to achieve their aim and, once that was plugged, whatever the course taught didn’t work any more.
Then there’s the simple reality that the internet is an incredibly dynamic entity.
Google … 
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If you read my previous posts, you’ll know I was interested in buying the Amazing Selling Machine a couple of years ago. In case you don’t know what that is/was, it’s …
Success Leaves Clues.
I thought that was a fitting opening line for this post. Because it’s true. In the last year I watched an internet marketer break onto the scene and crush out multiple 7-figures in revenue like it was nothing.
Maybe you’ve heard of this guy? His name is Chris Record.
Who Is Chris Record?What makes Chris different is how detailed he is in his training. Just one webinar with Chris Record is like a full 10X training …
It’s been a while since I wrote about what I’m up to in the affiliate marketing world. 2015 was more miss than hit for me. I bought several courses and none gave the results they promised. There always seems to be something left out.
Leaving Google For FacebookThe one big course I bought was the 100K Factory (about $3,000) which promised no one would be left behind and if you followed the plan, then success was guaranteed. For me …
As you’ve no doubt noticed, it’s Black Friday and a ton of deals are available over the coming weekend. The deals below are 10 of the best for affiliate marketers or anyone who’s interested in running an online business…
I’m back after a long summer break and I find that my favorite keyword tool is getting a sizable makeover. I’ve tried many keyword tools over the years and most have either not done a good job, the developer has disappeared so the tool isn’t maintained or the product is simply poor.
I settled on using Market Samurai as my go-to keyword research tool because it was cheap (relatively) at $149, but this was a one-time payment and upgrades are …
I mentioned/advertised the 100K Factory on this blog a couple of weeks ago. It was an expensive program, running a $2,497 for a one-time payment or 3 monthly payments of $997 each ($2,991 total). That high ticket price would have out it out of the range of many. Others may have thought that no course is worth that kind of money.
I, probably like many other small business owners and affiliate marketers, have become increasingly frustrated with Google’s ever-shifting goal-posts, …
Over the years I’ve built and hosted websites on various hosting companies. I used to create static websites using just Notepad when I started out and I still create static websites with my SiteBuilder Elite software. It was when I also started building WordPress sites that I found out just how many webhosts really were up to running WordPress sites. I had a lot of trouble with some well known webhosts with WordPress falling over for various reasons.
The cause …
As someone who builds sites for both myself and clients, I have a love/hate relationship with Google. Most webmasters are in the same position.
Google can send our sites lots of free traffic if we can get our sites onto page 1 of Google for our keywords. On the other hand, Google make frequent changes to their search engine algorithm which frequently makes a mess of how sites rank. Too many times after one of these updates, quality sites, …
So far this year WordPress hackers have broken every record to date…and this should concern anyone who runs a WordPress site.
Back in 2012 an estimated 192,000 WordPress sites were hacked. Now there would have been an overall lesser number of WordPress sites 3 years ago but there still about 58 million of them. So 192,000 hacks would be less than 1% of that number.
In 2013, the number of hacks rose sharply with an estimated 30,000 sites, PER …
