Sample Content Preview How many e-mail messages do you send everyday? You’re probable missing out on a simple, inexpensive marketing tool. Seize the opportunity to promote your business to a highly targeted market without spending a dime by utilizing your email signature line. If your email signature line only contains your name and contact information, you’re missing out on advertising to e-mail recipients that have opted for communications from you. These people are key members of your unofficial marketing network. They are your prospects, clients, press contacts and colleagues and your signature line is the perfect, unobtrusive space for a unique promotional pitch. Try these tactics to turn your “sign-offs” into sales: > Highlight what your company offers. > Offer an incentive for recipients taken a specified action. > Use the associated web address for the incentive, if it’s also on your site. > Give better visual positioning to the promotion rather than contact info. > Play with eye-catching fonts and colors. > Use less than 64 characters/line so that words don’t wrap to a new line. > Write a “signature” for different categories of recipients. > Change your signature copy frequently. > Never miss a chance to get your product or company noticed. Another thing that many entrepreneurs don’t think about is the letters they send out. They are merely accepted as solving a problem or answering a need, when you can carry the e-mail idea over into every piece of mail you generate. On the company letterhead simply add a line at the bottom of page 1. It could be a “tag line” of sorts made up of a slogan that “brands” your services or business. Try to come up with something unique so that every time it’s heard the prospect thinks of you. Examples of this would be, “Good to the last drop,” which of course is Maxwell House Coffee. “Finger-lickin’ good,” which is KFC chicken, and so on. You get the message of what I’m saying. Play around with this until you come up with a pearl that is uniquely you. If your business/service does not lend itself to this idea, then focus on increasing your credibility by using a “membership” tag line. For instance a funeral home would be less than tasteful using the line, “Our clients are dying to visit us;” but they COULD use the line “Members of Undertakers Assoc. of America” at the foot of their letterhead. This establishes immediate credibility in the mind of the recipient, even if the letter they received was a direct mail advertising letter.

Table Of Contents Introduction 5 Infamous Question #1: Are all Resell Rights products the same in terms and conditions? 7 Infamous Question #2: What is the difference between Resell Rights & Pvt. Label Rights? 9 Infamous Question #3: How do I compete with other Resellers who own the same product? 10 Infamous Question #4: What Ways Can I Profit from Resell Rights products? 11 Infamous Question #5: What Should I Look for in a Product before Purchasing Its Rights? 12 Infamous Question #6: Where are the Best Places to Search for Quality Products to Resell? 14 Infamous Question #7: How do I market a Resell Rights product? 16 Tips and in Closing 17 Resource Guide 18 Bonuses & Miscellaneous 19 Sample Content Preview Your Question Answered on Resell Rights Dear Aspiring Reseller, Resell Rights can sound all “alien” to you especially if you are new to the marketing scene or simply stepped in fresh from the world of doing business conventionally. Perhaps you are more familiar with the term “retail” and “wholesale” in the offline world of doing business but some things can change slightly in the world of E-Commerce though many have dubbed Internet Marketing as a way of selling through the Internet as a medium with many of the conventional and time-tested principles intact. So by now that you’ve heard about Resell Rights, you’re probably wondering what this new opportunity is all about and how you get your own piece of the pie from it. I was when I first discovered the might of Resell Rights. In a nutshell, most top marketers today boost their income and add spikes to their traffic and edges to building their mailing lists through creative use and leverage on Resell Rights. And it can very well be your leverage to your next breakthrough in Internet Marketing, too, but only if you understand it first! That’s right. So if you have questions like below, teeming and pounding hard in your head right, this book is for you. • What is Resell Rights? • Why are there a variety of terms in Resell Rights and what are the differences? • How do I tap into this lucrative opportunity in the E-Commerce scene and tie together with my next Information product? • And any other questions that most beginning marketers and newcomers have on the special subject of Resell Rights riches!

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Introduction Imagine this... It's early in the morning and you have just finished creating another issue of your newsletter. It took you a few hours to write it, put it together, and make it ready to send out to your subscribers. So you hit the Send button and watch as your newsletter goes to your subscriber's mailboxes one by one. Then you go to drink a cup of coffee and get some fresh air. After 10 minutes you come back and check your stats and see that 1,665 of your subscribers have opened and read your newsletter instantly. Also you have received 13 thank-you emails from your loyal, happy subscribers thanking you for another helpful newsletter. You are happy, but not surprised... because this is what happens every time you send a new issue. It's really refreshing to have such a loyal readership, isn't it? Especially when you see your competitors are dealing with all the spam complaints because their subscribers don't even remember subscribing to their newsletter. ? But you have happy and loyal subscribers who love reading your newsletter and always recommend it to their friends – which means they spread the word about your newsletter and bring you more subscribers without you lifting a finger about gaining this publicity. Sitting in front of your computer, looking at your great readership stats, you realize something... You have a successful newsletter.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents PART I: AN INTRODUCTION TO BLOGS AND BLOGGING.................... 4 The New Media............................. 4 What a Blog is (and is Not).................. 5 The Blog as a Business ........................ 7 The Components of a Blog Empire............................. 8 PART II: BUILDING YOUR BLOG EMPIRE ................. 11 Deciding What Type of Empire You’ll Build................. 11 The Makings of Empire: Choosing Content That Provides Value .............. 12 Construction: No one Need Blog Alone ......................... 15 Well, What Do You Know?............... 16 Develop a Blog Theme ...................... 20 Branding – Developing a Name and Image That Will Stick With People ............................. 21 Need Brand Be Relevant to Content?............................. 22 Branding Idea Generator.................... 22 Earning and Protecting Your Reputation........................ 24 Designing a Page That Complements Your Content ............................. 26 Artwork................ 28 Fonts and Colors............................. 30 Using Your Links Wisely .................. 30 Layout .................. 31 Objects ................. 32 Blog Entries .......... 33 Insightful and Unique Content........... 34 Links and Commentary...................... 34 Consistency............................. 35 Copyright ............................. 38 Are Images Necessary?...................... 39 Hosting Images ............................. 41 Archives ............... 43 Becoming a Relevant Portal............... 45 Blog Hosts............................. 46 Free vs. Subscription.......................... 46 Generating Traffic............................. 50 Traffic Exchanges ............................. 50 Blog Directories ............................. 54 Blog Rings.............................. 55 Link Exchanges............................. 56 Visiting Other Blogs – Meet the Competition ................ 58 Traded Links – a Valuable Asset............................. 59 Search Engines and News Engines............................. 60 Steppin’ Out: Blogging on Multiple Sites ...................... 61 Developing Content for Other Sites............................. 62 Letting Others Put Your Name Out There...................... 64 Keeping Readers With Expertise............................. 65 Writing Unique and Valuable Content ........................... 65 Writing Timely Content..................... 66 Comments and Input .......................... 66 Banning Readers............................. 69 What About Free Speech? ................. 70 XML and RSS Feeds ......................... 71 PART III: PROFITING FROM YOUR BLOG EMPIRE............................. 74 Generating Profits ............................. 74 Google AdSense and Pay-Per-Click Programs............... 76 Selling Banners by the Impression ............................. 79 Swag, or Getting Your Customers to Advertise for You............................. 81 Donations – “Ask and ye shall receive” ......................... 82 Subscriptions and Special “Insider” Reports .................. 83 The First Entry – and Where it Leads............................. 84 GLOSSARY............................. 88 Sample Content Preview PART I: AN INTRODUCTION TO BLOGS AND BLOGGING The New Media In September of 2004, the CBS News program “60 Minutes II” ran a special on President George Bush’s service in the Texas National Guard during the Vietnam War. One of the pieces of data they displayed was a memo allegedly written by the late Lieutenant Colonel Jerry B. Killian. As soon as the memo flashed across the screen, the New Media began an investigation that would lead to in the firing of three CBS News executives and the retirement of longtime anchor Dan Rather. At issue was a simple question: was the memo authentic? CBS News assured the public it was, citing handwriting and document experts. Within 24 hours, the New Media had shown that such was not the case, that the memos could not have been produced on any machine in the hands of the Texas Air National Guard during the Vietnam era. The New Media quickly demonstrated that the proportional spacing of the memo and the superscripting of dates were nearly impossible to create on 1970s technology and that the layout of the memo was unlike anything produced at the time. In short, they showed that the memo was not created on a Texas National Guard typewriter as CBS News had alleged, but was instead produced on a modern computer using Microsoft Word on its default settings and faxed or copied repeatedly to make it look old. They showed, beyond a reasonable doubt, that the memo was a fake.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Preface Section I: Introduction on debts Chapter 1: What Exactly is Debt? Chapter 2: Why Do People Get Into Debt? Chapter 3: How to Avoid Debts. Section II: Guide to get rid of your debts Chapter 4: Summarize your debts Chapter 5: Create a Debt Reduction Plan Chapter 6: Steps towards being debt free Chapter 7: Help yourself out Section III: Conclusion Sample Content Preview Section I: Introduction on Debts Chapter 1: What Exactly is Debt? Debt is simply the money you owe; it is an amount of money or other property that is owed by one person, organization or company. It is not the credit you owe as credit turn into debts. Getting into debt is very easy and maybe it is fun for some people as it might impress them. As a first look, people are happy, they can buy without having cash, and they can afford to get a car even without having the budget etc. but they missed the best part, they will live and drive this car for 12 years to make payments and pay huge interests for what already impressed them! Who never heard of cholesterol? Much like cholesterol, where there is a good and bad cholesterol, debts comes in two versions. Good and bad debts. Debts can make your life easier or ruin your life but however bad your debt problems, there is a solution. People and businesses who know how to handle debts and how to manage their credits can take advantage of debts while people especially young who does not have a big knowledge in debt management and creating debt reduction plans are always in troubles. Debts can also be classified as temporary or chronic debts. In most cases, there are very good reasons to take on debt. For example, students take loans which are a good thing but we insist that you must know how to handle and pay off your debts after graduation.

Table Of Contents We Have A Date! 5 The Secret to Success and Happiness 6 Which Category Do You Fall Into? 7 Promoters: The Limelight of Everything 8 Controllers: The Power to Control Everything 9 Supporters: At Peace with Everything 10 Analyzers: Constantly Dissecting Everything 11 Setting the Stage 12 How to Date Promoters 13 How to Date Controllers 15 How to Date Supporters 17 How to Date Analyzers 20 Being Everything to Everyone! 22 Unannounced Bonuses 23 Sample Content Preview We Have a Date! Dear Readers, Welcome to Personality Quadrants’ Dating Guide! This is a fun-filled, light-hearted guide on how to get a good date by understanding yourself as well as understanding how your date will behave based on his or her personality type! As you might know, there are many variations of teachings regarding the personality quadrants out there all written by psychologists and experts in the field. This book is not a manual to self-enlightenment. The information here covers two main points: • Understand which personality quadrant you fall into • Understand how to deal with your date or the person you want to date When I first started dating, I didn’t know how to react to her – the object of my affections. I had no experience because I never went on a date before, and I thought that the way to win over my date’s affections was to please her. It sounded like a fantastic idea, but I made a big mistake: I saw her through the filter of my own personality quadrant and I made assumptions that what I like and what I need is what she likes and what she needs! What happened afterwards was one disaster after another because I kept doing the things she didn’t like which I thought would be something which I did like. I learnt that I needed to adjust the way I communicate. Unfortunately, things got so bad that we broke up but the lesson taught me how to deal with people better from then on. Enough about me! Let’s move on to the juicy stuff now.

Sample Content Preview Every business demands growth, and double-digit growth is the dream of every dedicated business owner, even when lackluster results show up at quarter’s end. Most entrepreneurial business owners need a guide to navigate their way toward substantial, sustainable growth. It can be done even in a slow economy as demonstrated by such companies as Harley Davidson, Starbucks, and WalMart. Even smaller companies such as Paychex and Oshkosh Truck have been able to make gains in revenue, gross profits and net profits. Here are 5 disciplines of sustained growth: 1. Retain Your Customer Base: Keep the growth that you have already earned by coaxing customers into complex relationships that make it a hassle for them to switch to your competitor. Tailor your products/services using data gleaned from your customers giving you an advantage. Proactively managing customer defections will help you anticipate and pre-empt them. Bonding with customers wherever emotion is tied to an interaction is another great way to retain them. 2. Gain Market Share at the Expense of Your Rivals: Give customers a reason to abandon a competitor’s product/service for yours. Do what it takes to lower the switching costs. Pulling customers away from a competitor can be difficult, so you must devote many resources to raiding their customer base. Offering higher value and quality are crucial to this end. Buying a competitor is another way to do this. 3. Exploit Market Position: Show up where growth is going to happen by spotting it early. This can be done by watching the industry for shifts in buying criteria, product or service innovations, and population trends. You must be able to spot positioning opportunities to make the most of them by continually using a systematic approach to the process. 4. Invade Adjacent Markets: Before moving into a nearby market, decide whether it offers significant long-term growth and profitability. Determine whether you have an advantage over a competitor, and ensure you can match its standards of quality and value. 5. Invest In New Lines of Business: If you take this approach, never overpay for a new line. You must find simple strategies instead of complex ones, and partner with the new business by assessing its leadership team and balance sheet.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Distribution Notice (3) Introduction (4) Disclaimer (4) Getting Organized (5) Mindset, Diligence & Focus Are Crucial! (5) Major Do's & Don'ts (6) Fail To Do These & Face The Death of Your Resell Business! (9) More Tips That’ll Help Pull Everything Together! (10) Think Smarter, Not Harder! (10) Most Importantly of All... (11) Conclusion (12) Resell Rights Sources & Resources (13) Sample Content Preview Introduction Hi there! Kim Enders here from My-Resell-Portal.com. I’m glad you purchased this report. In it, you’ll find tips and suggestions that I’ve discovered from my experience and others’ experiences too. I hope you’ll implement what you read here. I’m certain that it’ll hasten the learning process for you and help you reap more profits from your reselling business. Mind you, I don’t claim to be a guru or expert. I’ve learned a lot and as any other marketer out there, I’m still learning and growing my own online business every day! I started out just like you. However, I don’t want you to waste massive amounts of time and money making the same mistakes that I’ve made. I had no clue where to even begin, though. (This may or may not ring true for you.) I had no business partners, no knowledge of online business practices beforehand and no real direction. I don’t want you to fall into the same ruts that plagued me for months on end. So, please, if you don’t do anything else today, please read this ebook from beginning to end. I’ve written it in a manner where it’s short and concise. Let’s get real! Nobody wants to sit down and read a 300 – 500 page report. Heck, most people don’t have the time to! So, without further ado, your most important lesson on resell rights yet... Disclaimer Darn, I hate reading through disclaimers; Don’t you? Well, shucks, it’s necessary. Let’s go ahead and get it quickly out of the way! In a nutshell, the advice given in this ebook is no guarantee of success or potential profit and the advice is also not all-inclusive. Furthermore, your success or failure depends on your efforts, not the information in this ebook. While the information is expected to help you immensely, the author, Kim Enders, is not to be held liable for your results. (Sorry, it has to be said!) Your reading and use of this information indicates your agreement with this disclaimer. Now that we have that unpleasantness out of the way, let’s get started! Onward, I say!

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents Self-improvement & Success – Hand in Hand 5 The Importance of Improving Yourself 7 Building Your Self-Esteem 8 Spiritual Growth: the Spiritual Challenge of Modern Times 10 Motivation: The Heart of Self-Improvement 13 Unlocking Your Self Improvement Power 15 Crash Course 7-Day Program to Self-Improvement 17 10 Inspirational Self-Improvement Quotes 19 Resource Guide and Bonuses 21 Sample Content Preview Self-improvement & Success – Hand in Hand Everything that happens to us happens in purpose. And sometimes, one thing leads to another. Instead of locking yourself up in your cage of fears and crying over past heartaches, embarrassment and failures, treat them as your teachers and they will become your tools in both self-improvement and success. Remember watching Patch Adams? It’s one great film that will help you improve yourself. Hunter “patch” Adams is a medical student who failed to make it through the board exams. After months of suffering in melancholy, depression and suicidal attempts – he decided to seek for medical attention and voluntarily admitted himself in a psychiatric ward. His months of stay in the hospital led him to meeting different kinds of people. Sick people in that matter. He met a catatonic, a mentally retarded, a schizophrenic and so on. Patch found ways of treating his own ailment and finally realized he has to get back on track. He woke up one morning realizing that after all the failure and pains he has gone through, he still want to become a doctor. He carries with himself a positive attitude that brought him self-improvement and success. He didn’t only improved himself, but also the life of the people around him and the quality of life. Did he succeed? Needless to say, he became the best damn doctor his country has ever known. So, when does self-improvement become synonymous with success? Where do we start? Take these tips: • Stop thinking and feeling as if you’re a failure, because you’re not. How can others accept you if YOU can’t accept YOU? • When you see hunks and models on TV, think more on self-improvement, not self pitying. Self-acceptance is not just about having nice slender legs, or great abs. Concentrate on inner beauty. • When people feel so down and low about themselves, help them move up. Don’t go down with them. They’ll pull you down further and both of you will end up feeling inferior.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table Of Contents From the Publisher..................2 Master Resell Rights License..................3 Recommended Resources..................4 Legal Notices..................5 Table of Contents..................6 Chapter 1: The History of Tattoos..................7 Chapter 2: Information to Know Before Getting a Tattoo..................9 Chapter 3: Choosing Your Tattoo Parlor..................11 Chapter 4: The Cost of Tattoos..................13 Chapter 5: Pros and Cons of Tattoos..................15 Chapter 6: Tattoo Safety..................17 Chapter 7: Application Techniques of Tattoos..................19 Chapter 8: Minimizing the Pain of Tattoos..................21 Chapter 9: Picking Your Dream Design..................23 Chapter 10: Popular Tattoo Designs..................25 Chapter 11: Innovative Tribal Designs..................27 Chapter 12: Celtic Tattoos..................28 Chapter 13: The Meanings of Flower Tattoos..................30 Chapter 14: Free Tattoo Designs..................32 Chapter 15: Tongue Tattoos..................35 Chapter 16: Caring for a New Tattoo..................36 Chapter 17: Time and Tattoos..................38 Chapter 18: Things to Expect From Tattoo Removal..................40 Chapter 19: Tattoo Removal Options..................42 Chapter 20: Summary..................44 Sample Content Preview Chapter 1: The History of Tattoos Tattoos have a rich history of tradition, dating back thousands and thousands of years. Throughout the course of time, there has always been an important role of tradition and ritual behind tattoos. In the past, women in Borneo used tattoos as a way to mark their skills. Tattoos were also used in the past as a way to ward away illnesses and disease, by placing the tattoo around the fingers and on the wrist. Throughout history, tattoos have also been used to symbolize a clan, or society, as well. The purpose of tattoos has differed from culture to culture throughout the course of time. Research has shown that the earliest tattoos come from Egypt during the time of the pyramids, although most believe they started much earlier. Egyptians at this time were believed to use tattoos as a way to mark the slaves and the peasants. Tattoos spread to China and then on to Greece, where the Greeks used tattoos as a way to communicate among spies. Along the way, Japan also incorporated the use of tattoos as well. The Japanese people used tattoos for religious and ceremonial rites. During this era, Borneo women were the artists. They produced the designs that indicated the individuals point in life and the tribe that he was affiliated with. Tattoos were very popular during these days, although infections were quite common. Tattoos were a long way from being perfected, which showed in the way they were done.