Mike Johnson is back with a brand new WordPress plugin called Social Deals Engine [no longer available]. The plugin allows you to run Deals and Offers for any products and/or Services whether you own them or not. Then have these Offers Socially Shared for increased Traffic, enhanced with Rich Snippets for a massive SEO boost, and then also integrate with any 3rd Party Mailing List provider like Aweber, Getresponse, Mailchimp, Mad Mimi, and more. The plugin … 
Anyone who’s got Adsense on their website or blog is a Google affiliate. It’s a passive income stream so requires nothing more than adding a bit of code to your pages to display ads.
But there’s another way to affiliate with Google. And that’s through the Google Affiliate Network. It’s a big network, featuring thousands of advertisers. It’s none that hasn’t had a lot of exposure and it’s surprising that more affiliate marketers haven’t heard about it.
And it’s …
One of the things I’m asked quite often by my customers is if I build any sites with WordPress (I have a few products that are not WordPress-related so my customers wouldn’t necessarily know about my blogs).
Well, this blog is built with WordPress. As are many of my other sites. Though not all my sites are built on WordPress.
For someone not familiar with WordPress, building a site with it can be a daunting prospect. There’s quite a bit …
It’s now been 6 weeks since Andrew Hansen launched his Forever Affiliate affiliate marketing blueprint, so I thought it was time to provide a progress report on how I’ve been doing with it.
Andrew Hansen’s Forever Affiliate Course Members Area
The first couple of weeks I spent just going through the course materials, familiarizing myself with Hansen’s approach to product research, site structure and layout, competition analysis and promotional techniques. There are quite a few videos in …
Update March 10th: Click Here To Get A FREE Report From Andrew Hansen That Explains More About Forever Affiliate, And The Reasoning Behind Why This Course Was Created.
Well, I took some time to think about it and I finally decided to give Andrew Hansen’s Forever Affiliate Coaching Mastermind a go. This is the upsell to the Forever Affiliate affiliate marketing course I talked about in my previous post.
Why Join The Forever Affiliate Coaching Mastermind?There’s been enough …
I got a few email queries about what I thought of Andrew Hansen’s new Forever Affiliate course. As I mentioned in my previous post, I didn’t know anything about it apart from the fact that he’d just released a new course.
The course I consistently rely on is Mike Johnson’s Profit Marketer as it’s detailed, gets updated constantly and provides members with pre-configured blogs, top-notch plugins and themes and great support (there’s more on it here). …
I just received an email from Andrew Hansen (a marketer I’ve come to trust) about his new Forever Affiliate internet marketing course. I don’t have the time to paraphrase it, so here it is in its entirety. I haven’t bought his course so can’t comment on its effectiveness but it’s something you might be interested in:
To those of you who have already joined me at Forever Affiliate – welcome! We’re about to do some very profitable things together …
My Relationship With WordPress
Those of you who are regular readers of this (or some of my other blogs), know I’ve had a – I was going to say a love/hate relationship with WordPress, but it’s pretty much just been a hate relationship with it, over the last couple of years.
I consistently found my blogs were offline, had 500 Internal Server Errors, nginx errors, were very slow to load (some page load times exceeding 60 seconds). And in addition …
Marketing should be done by all companies, but not all do it effectively. Running affordable email marketing campaigns are a great way to promote your business. Keep reading to find out how you can send out effective emails.
Sending emails is a fast and personal way to keep in touch with your customers. Keep your emails short to ensure you hang on to your reader’s attention. Few people will care to read a lengthy, thousand-word wall of text about a …
2012 saw two major updates to Google’s search engine known as the Panda and Penguin updates. These changed the landscape by introducing new criteria by which websites are ranked. It’s fair to say that while Google intended to scrub thin, spammy sites from its index and boost quality sites to the top of the rankings, the exact opposite happened.
There are plenty of stories about legitimate online businesses (not internet or affiliate marketers) who saw their sites (and earnings) tank …
