Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction to Tube Jacker .. 3 Creating A Viral Video . 6 Preparation ....... 7 Creating a Script ...... 8 Types of Videos ........ 10 Talking Head ......... 10 Screen Capture Videos ... 10 Presentations ........ 11 Other Video Types 12 Outsourcing .... 12 Optimizing Your Video for Top Ranking .. 13 Video Titles & File Names ......... 13 Keywords & Tagging ....... 14 Descriptions. 14 Captions & Annotations ... 15 SEO using Fiverr ... 15 Encouraging Interaction .. 16 Create a Channel for Each Major Theme ...... 16 Final Words ..... 18 Resources ....... 18 Sample Content Preview Just about every other media format you can think of would cost you a small fortune just to reach thousands of visitors. But on YouTube, you could potentially reach millions without ever paying a penny for it! In this special report, you’re going to learn exactly how to tap into the massive marketing potential of YouTube to drive traffic, leads & sales in record numbers to your website. I’m also going to show you how to get your videos to rank in Google in 72 hours or less every single time, even if you’re a total beginner. So, without further delay – let’s begin! Creating A Viral Video Many people believe creating a video is far too technical or complicated, and they’d never be able to manage it on their own. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Creating a high quality video presentation is actually quite simple when you know which tools to use, and how to create a style, flow and voice for your video that will be well received by your target audience. In this section, you’re going to learn some easy ways to create your own videos even if you don’t currently know the first thing about doing so. Before you take a single step to create a video, think about the purpose of your video. What exactly do you want this video to achieve? You absolutely must include a call-to-action in your video. Otherwise, the video isn’t going to be very effective for marketing purposes. The trouble is, if you don’t think about your video’s purpose, you won’t know what your call-to-action should be. Here are some things you might want to accomplish with a video: 1. Lead capture (list building) 2. Branding & Authority building 3. Selling products & services 4. Driving traffic to a blog or website 5. Affiliate promotions & third party offers Once you have defined your video’s purpose, you’ll be able to craft a proper callto- action that effectively encourages people to take the action, such as visiting your website and buying your product or signing up to your newsletter. Preparation Before you create your first video, you need to do a little preparation first. You should keep your video between 3 and 10 minutes, if possible. This is the optimal length for a YouTube video. There are seven important things you need to make sure every video contains: 1. Introduction – Your introduction will tell them who you are and also let them know where they can find you. For example, you could open with, “Hello, this is Jane Smith of Jane’s Crafting Website at www.JanesCrafting.com.” 2. Why Watch – Next, be sure you tell people approximately how long the video is, what they will learn, and why they should keep watching. 3. The Meat – Most of your video should be meaty information of real value. This is where you offer the valuable content of your video. 4. Recap – Offer a very quick recap of what you just went over. 5. Final Advice – Give them some kind of parting information such as a warning, a tip or some other helpful advice that supports the video. 6. Call-to-Action – Finally, let the viewer know what to do next. Whether you want them to visit your website and subscribe to your email list, buy something, subscribe to your YouTube channel, or something else, you need to tell them what to do! 7. URL or Brand – At the end, you’ll want a few moments of silence to promote your brand or your URL. This could be up to two minutes in length, but one minute is about right. You can have your URL or brand alone on the screen, perhaps along with some brief call-to-action text. Your overall video type is important to consider, too. Is your video going to be a funny video that is meant to pull in the maximum number of visitors virally? Is it going to be a tutorial or educational video? Perhaps a controversial topic that is guaranteed to get attention? Try to choose a format that will work well with the effect you’re looking for from the video. If you’re selling an educational course, then a tutorial might make sense. If you’re promoting something with huge mass-market appeal, something funny or controversial might bring in bulk traffic. Be sure to choose the format that makes sense for your specific purposes. Creating a Script Before you get started, you might want to create a script for your video. The script should be around 200 words or so, but it could be longer or shorter depending on what type of video you’ll be creating. This script is important, because it will be used for: 1. The voiceover, whether you create it or you outsource it. 2. Any text or captions you place on the screen in the video. 3. Estimating the approximate length of the video. 4. The creation of the sequencing of the video. Spend time on the script, because not only will it be used for all of the important aspects above, but it will also make or break the effectiveness of your video! Types of Videos There are many types of videos you could create, but we’re only going to discuss a few of the easiest types. This will get you creating videos quickly and with minimal training. Talking Head A talking head video is your typical video in which a single person (or sometimes a group of people) stands in front of the camera talking. This type of video is quickly losing favor on YouTube, because it’s one of the most popular types and sometimes it isn’t very engaging. This is especially true if you don’t have a really good on-screen presence. Of course, if your video’s purpose is to brand you, specifically, you will probably want to appear on camera for at least part of the video! Perhaps the easiest way to create your own talking head video is to use a quality cell phone to record your video. There are many different video-sharing apps that will allow you to upload your video immediately after creation. However, you’ll want to make sure you can add your URL to the video before it’s posted, along with some sort of call-to-action. Screen Capture Videos Screen capture videos are very simple to make with software like Camtasia (PC) and Screenflow (Mac) will let you record your computer screen while you talk into a microphone. This type of video is excellent for demonstrating software, showing how to use certain websites, etc. Presentations You’ve probably heard of presentation software like PowerPoint and Keynote, but did you know these can be used to create videos? All you have to do is create a presentation as usual and then export it to a video format. If you think there must be some sort of catch, you’d be wrong. It really is that simple. Here’s a quick rundown of how it’s done: 1. Create a short script for your video. Generally, this will be around 200-400 words. 2. Record your voice speaking the script. You can use any audio program or even an iPhone, as long as you can export the audio for use in Keynote, PowerPoint or any other presentation software you use. 3. Create a slide for each sentence in the script you created. 4. Sync the audio file to the presentation. 5. Export to video. If you want a thorough tutorial on how to do this with PowerPoint, you can take a look at this tutorial from Microsoft: >> https://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/turn-your-presentation-intoa- video-HA010336763.aspx As you can see, this is a very, very simple method for creating a video! Not only that, but amazingly a very simple presentation video is an extremely effective video type, and usually holds its audience captivated and encourages the viewer to take action at the end! Other Video Types There are other services you can use to create different types of videos as well, including: >> https://www.GoAnimate.com >> https://www.CommonCraft.org >> https://www.Sellamations.com Outsourcing If you are still uncomfortable creating your own videos, or if you just don’t want to do it yourself, you can outsource the creation of your videos very inexpensively. Perhaps the best place to outsource video creation is Fiverr.com. This site has hundreds of different providers who will create videos for you for only $5. The quality varies greatly, but as long as you choose a provider with plenty of positive feedback and samples of their work, you should be fine. Plus, at only $5, you won’t be out much money if you aren’t completely happy with the final product.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction to Info Graphics . 4 Example Info Graphics .. 6 The Truth Behind Info Graphics .... 9 Anatomy of a Successful Info Graphic 10 Important Parts of an Info Graphic .. 10 Headline .. 10 Information ...... 10 Images .... 11 Charts & Graphs ...... 12 Contact Information . 12 Call-To-Action .. 13 Resources for Info Graphic Creation ... 14 Photoshop ....... 14 GIMP ....... 14 Piktochart.com . 15 Visual.ly ... 15 Infogr.am . 15 Graphic Resources ..... 16 Final Words . 17 Resources ... 17 Sample Content Preview Example Info Graphics On the following pages are a couple of examples of info graphics. These were made with the free version of Piktochart.com so you can see an example of the type of info graphics you can create with freely available online tools such as this one. You can use other tools to create these graphics, but by using this free tool to create the examples you can see just how effective such tools can be. The first graphic, shown on the next page, took approximately 20 minutes including making notes, researching all of the statistics, and putting together the actual graphic. Since this graphic used the free version of Piktochart.com, the only investment was the time it took to create the graphic. The second graphic, shown on the page immediately following the first example, took about 15 minutes total. Again, this used the free version of Piktochart.com, so the investment was nothing more than the time it took to create it. You will notice that these two examples contain a few basic elements in common. These elements include a headline, information, images, and other elements that are important for creating successful info graphics. We will take a look at these elements in depth later, but for now, just take a look at these examples and use them to understand how to draw the eye using color, images and words, and how to get people to read the information you present. The example graphics are found on the next two pages of this report. The Truth Behind Info Graphics Unless you use the Internet primarily for email and little else, you’ve probably already been a witness to the popularity of info graphics. These graphics are showcased prominently all over the Internet, from blogs to social media sites and pretty much everywhere in between. Perhaps the best place to showcase your info graphics, and certainly the most popular these days, is Pinterest. Pinterest is responsible for the current popularity of info graphics, due in large part to its visual format and its natural ability to spread content virally. Some info graphics on Pinterest have generated massive numbers of views and hundreds of re-pins. As an example, Mashable has created a collection of some of their favorite info graphics, many of which have several hundred re-pins. With 200, 300, 400 and even more re-pins, it’s not difficult to imagine how many views these graphics have received! Here is the list: https://pinterest.com/mashable/infographics/ This list will also give you some ideas for creating your own info graphics, so you can see different examples of layouts, the type of information people find interesting, and other great ideas. One thing to keep in mind is that not all info graphics are successful. Many will get very few views and even fewer shares, and it’s not always immediately apparent as to why certain info graphics fare better than others. Anatomy of a Successful Info Graphic The very first thing to remember when creating info graphics is that the visual element is absolutely critical. Sure, the information you are relaying through the info graphic is also very important, but the graphic itself must be aesthetically pleasing in order to grab and keep the viewer’s attention. Important Parts of an Info Graphic 1. Headline 2. Information (statistics, facts, etc.) 3. Images 4. Charts & Graphs 5. Contact Information 6. Call-To-Action Let’s take a look at how these different elements should be incorporated into a successful info graphic. Headline The first thing you’ll notice on most info graphics is the headline. The headline should really pop off the page and grab attention. Not only should it be visually eye-catching, but it should be something that will make people want to keep reading your graphic. Ideally, you want your headline to be short and to-the-point. Make sure it lets people know what your info graphic is about using just a few words, and make sure it is interesting enough to make people want to read your entire graphic. Information The meat of any info graphic is the information included in it. The trouble with many info graphics is that either they try to focus too much on marketing and too little on presenting interesting or useful information, or they just include far too much information and cause viewers to lose interest. Above all, you must remember that your info graphic must contain information that is either useful or interesting. No one is going to pay much attention to a graphic that is purely commercial in nature, and they certainly aren’t likely to share it. Info graphics must be shareable in order to be truly successful. You must create them to be viral. The only way people are going to share your info graphic is if the information contained within it is either very useful or very interesting in some way. Images Another important component of an info graphic is the graphic element – specifically the images. You’ll notice that the vast majority of info graphics don’t use photographic elements. Instead, they make use of drawings, cartoons and icons. Harness the Power of Info-Graphics! There are several reasons for this: 1. Photos increase file size significantly. 2. It can be difficult to find exactly the right photo. 3. Photos are generally rectangular in shape and don’t fit the info graphic format well. 4. Photos often don’t attract as much attention as simple icons. Icons and drawn elements can be extremely powerful when used correctly. They can draw the eye toward crucial elements of your presentation and help make the document appear more professional. Fortunately, there are millions of free icons out there for use, and you can also purchase interesting icons at various stock photo and graphic agencies.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction to Affiliate Infantry ............ 4 Centralizing Your Affiliate Program ...... 5 Building an Affiliate Mailing List............ 7 Contests for Product Launches ............ 9 Monetary Rewards . 9 Non-Monetary Rewards .... 10 Ongoing Contests for Motivation ........ 11 Ongoing Bonuses . 12 Attracting Affiliates ... 13 Quality, In-Demand Products ......... 13 Great Sales Copy . 13 Beautiful Graphics 14 Affiliate Tools ........ 14 Final Words . 17 Get More Help!......... 18 Sample Content Preview You may think that because you use an affiliate network like Clickbank to manage your affiliate programs, you don’t need to worry about this. After all, Clickbank is a centralized affiliate program, right? Well, yes. But it’s not your centralized affiliate program. Clickbank has a huge variety of products from a huge number of vendors. It’s easy for yours to become lost in the shuffle. So even if you are using an affiliate network to manage your affiliate program, you can still set up a domain and include all of your products in one location. You can even include the affiliate links they need directly on your site so they don’t even have to go to Clickbank or whatever affiliate network you’re using to get a link. A simple script will allow them to input their username and it will automatically update affiliate links for them, so all they have to do it copy and paste. Building an Affiliate Mailing List Most people have a mailing list for customers/buyers, or at least they know they should. However, one thing many people overlook is the necessity of building a mailing list of affiliates. Having a list of affiliates who are ready and waiting to promote anything you launch is extremely beneficial. It’s beneficial for them, as well, because everyone wants to be in on pre-launch promotions. People are actually more likely to sign up to an affiliate mailing list than to a general mailing list, because they truly want to be informed of upcoming launches. If your products are of great quality, and you provide great promotional material, you won’t have trouble keeping affiliates interested. However, finding those affiliates in the first place can be a little tricky. Perhaps the best way to locate affiliates is by hanging out where affiliates hang out. In the internet marketing world, that happens to be the various internet marketing forums for the most part. Sites like: >> https://forums.digitalpoint.com >> https://www.warriorforum.com >> https://www.wickedfire.com It might be a little harder if you’re in another field, but there are forums in most major niches, and you can also find affiliates who promote niche markets on any internet marketing forum. Affiliate Infantry Here are a few other ways to locate affiliates: 1. Visit Facebook pages in the niche and ask if there are any affiliates interested in promoting a product in that niche. 2. Ask for referrals. Many people wouldn’t think of referring people to your affiliate program. It wouldn’t even cross their mind. But reminding your current affiliates to do so may bring in some new affiliates. 3. Find popular blogs and websites in the niche and contact the owners. You can try to find their contact information through WHOIS, but if it is private or you get no response, leave a comment on their blog or look for a contact form. 4. Advertise in industry magazines, especially trade magazines. Even brick-and-mortar business owners might be able to promote your affiliate program through something like redirecting a domain and giving out the URL on flyers in their place of business. Once you have a mailing list built, even if it is only a handful of people, be sure to email them regularly. Don’t spam, but keep in touch every week or two in order to remind them of you and encourage them to continue promoting you. You can email them with information about upcoming product launches, discounts, coupon codes they can offer their customers, and even when you add new promotional material. Contests for Product Launches One way to greatly increase the results you see from affiliates is to offer contests for every new product launch. This is almost guaranteed to bring more affiliates on board, because everyone likes to be recognized for their efforts. Monetary Rewards If you don’t have a lot of money to purchase prizes, you can be creative with your contest. Instead of choosing specific prizes for “top sellers”, which is very general, and could end up being only a couple of sales if you don’t get any big affiliates, increase your specificity. For example, instead of saying the top affiliate gets an iPad, state it this way: “Out of all affiliates who earn at least $3,000 in commissions, a drawing will be held to win a brand new 64 GB iPad!” This way, you’re guaranteed to be able to afford to purchase the prize, because even if you only have one affiliate, if they don’t earn at least $3,000 in commissions, they won’t qualify. (Depending on the prize, commission percentage, etc. you will need to adjust the minimum commissions required to qualify to be certain you can afford the prize, obviously.) Now, this will discourage smaller affiliates, so you’ll also want to include special promotions just for those people. One way to do that is by offering a bonus for every so many sales. For example: “For every 5 sales an affiliate makes, he will receive an extra bonus commission.” In other words, if an affiliate earns $10 per sale, whenever he makes $50 in commissions, he will actually earn $60. You might also offer smaller prizes that you could afford no matter what, like small denomination gift cards from Amazon, Best Buy, etc. Non-Monetary Rewards These kinds of bonuses keep affiliates motivated, but don’t forget that sometimes non-monetary rewards can be just as effective as monetary ones. This is especially true for affiliates that already make good money. Sometimes just seeing one’s name on a list of top affiliates can give one a sense of accomplishment. It feels good to be recognized. It feels even better to be appreciated. Offering a few non-monetary incentives like a list of top performers is another very good way to motivate affiliates, and it won’t cost you anything other than a little time to create the list. Ongoing Contests for Motivation In addition to contests for product launches, you should also consider holding ongoing contests that will keep affiliates motivated to promote your products in between launches. One problem many product owners experience is the “temporary” nature of product launches. They experience a huge rush of sales in the beginning, and then the rush slows quickly to a mere trickle, or even nothing at all. Fortunately, you can help turn your products into perpetual cash machines by offering ongoing contests that are designed to keep affiliates interested so they’ll continue promoting your products long after the initial launch. Contests could be monetary or non-monetary. They could be based on the top affiliates, or on random affiliates. These types of contests motivate two entirely different types of affiliates. Those that reward the top affiliates will motivate super affiliates, because they will feel confident of their ability to win. They will also tend to be more competitive, because they won’t want to be outdone by their competition. After all, they have a reputation to maintain. The last thing they will want is to be the #5 seller and have their competitors outsell them. However, those types of contests may actually de-motivate smaller affiliates. They may feel jealous, or like you don’t appreciate their efforts.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction to List Segmentation Master 3 Uncovering High Value Customers ... 7 Deadbeat Subscribers . 9 Using Segmentation Features . 11 Maximizing Response Rates ... 14 A/B Split Testing ..... 14 Changing your Offers & Messages ..... 14 Mailing More or Less Often .. 15 Offering More Incentives ...... 15 Holding Contests .... 16 Ask What Subscribers Want . 16 Customize Messages .... 17 Boosting Profits With Follow Ups.... 18 Recommended Resources ...... 21 Sample Content Preview Uncovering High Value Customers One of the most important things that list segmentation can do is help you identify your very best customers – in other words, those who buy most often, spend the most money, and are most responsive to your broadcasts and messages. It’s always important to reward those who buy from you regularly and who have proven to be loyal customers. By identifying who on your list spends the most money, you’ll be able to offer them rewards and incentives, discounts, etc. that other list members don’t receive. In other words, you are making them feel appreciated just for being loyal and in turn, they will continue to do so. For example, you could segment your list so that anyone who spent at least $100 in the last year would be included in a specific broadcast. Those people might then receive a 50% discount coupon on your newest product (or some other limited & exclusive offer), and you could specifically tell those buyers the coupon is only for your “best customers”. That would make them feel like they made the right decision spending their money with you while making some extra money from the sale! Your best customers should always be treated like kings. This is a very easy way to make sure you are doing that. By sending them regular thank you gifts and letting them know they are receiving these “exclusive offers” because they bought something recently or they read your emails often, it will make them even more likely to buy from you and read your emails in the future. In addition to spoiling your best customers, you may also want to create special products or private deals specifically for them that you wouldn’t otherwise offer. Perhaps something like a one-on-one mentoring course, private discount on training, or a product that is highly limited in sales that only your “best customers” get a chance to purchase. This is another way to ensure they stay happy and keep buying from you! Deadbeat Subscribers Another great way to segment lists is by determining who on your list is a deadbeat subscriber. What exactly is a deadbeat subscriber, you might ask? A deadbeat subscriber is someone who has demonstrated a total lack of interest. He or she has not made a purchase from you, he/she rarely (or never) opens your emails, he/she has not responded to any of your free offers, etc. In other words, he/she may as well not be on your list at all. They are completely unresponsive. You may wonder why you should even bother segmenting these people. After all, they aren’t hurting anything, right? Well, yes and no. The fact is, subscribers cost money. Most email service providers’ charge you based on how many subscribers you have. Let’s say every 1,000 members costs an extra $5 per month. Having an extra 20,000 deadbeat subscribers on your list would cost you $100 per month! That’s no small chunk of change, especially when it’s all for nothing. These people will never respond to your offers, they simply aren’t interested – and so they should be quickly removed from your list. But before you zap them forever there is something you could do as a “last resort effort” to ensure that they are not interested in your offers. Send the “deadbeat” group a message by segmenting who hasn’t responded to offers in the past and notify them that they will be removed in the future. That message could be a simply warning that he/she could be removed from your list and miss valuable offers because they haven’t demonstrated interest. Your message could also include be some kind of incentive such as, “Hey {NAME}, I noticed you haven’t bought anything through my newsletter in a while, so I thought I’d take the time to offer you this 50% off coupon.” This could turn deadbeats into valuable list members, or at the very least, save you some money by purging them. Using Segmentation Features There are many different ways to segment your lists so that you’re able to “divide and conquer” your subscribers while being able to better understand what they are most interested in. Different methods of list segmentation will be more effective than others depending on what your qualifiers are. For example, age segmentation would more valuable and important to someone marketing to seniors or college students than to someone selling weight loss products. It’s up to you to decide which segmentations will work best for your subscriber list, but it’s important to always test different types of filters so that you can begin to group subscribers based on the demographics that make it easier for you to target. Here are some various types of segmentation you might want to use, and a little bit of information about why each one could be useful: 1. Gender – Segmenting by gender could be extremely useful if your products are mostly useful or of interest to one gender. It can also be helpful if you have a different version of your products for different genders, or if you want to promote gender-specific affiliate products. Additionally, it could be helpful if you promote a product that might offend or alienate one gender. 2. Age – Age segmentation is especially useful if you’re marketing to a very specific age-related group. For example, if you’re marketing to high school or college students or seniors, you might want to segment your list according to age. 3. Employment Status – Segmenting by employment status is especially useful if you sell products geared toward business and employment. For example, you might want to send emails about a resume-writing guide to those who are currently unemployed. 4. Geographic Location – Segmenting by location can be beneficial if you have different versions of your product for different languages. It could also be very important if your product only applies to people who live in a certain area, or is more beneficial to people who live in certain places. 5. Purchase History – Purchase history is one of the most useful segmentation types, because it can let you know if a subscriber is a “deadbeat” or not. A deadbeat subscriber is someone who has not made a purchase from you within a specific length of time. You can either remove those people from your lists, or you can tailor your promotions specifically to them in order to potentially increase response. 6. Purchases – You can also segment by what they purchased, how much they spend, how often they bought from you, etc. By segmenting this way, you can send certain promotions to people who spend the most or least, those who buy rarely or often, or those who buy specific items. 7. Relationship Status – If you sell products that relate to dating or relationships, this type of segmentation could be extremely vital. For example, you might not want to send an ad for “how to get your ex back” to someone who is married, because it might damage their current relationship if their partner sees it and thinks they’ve requested the information. And if someone is single, they probably won’t be interested in a product about how to keep a marriage happy. 8. Abandoned Shopping Carts – If your list works with your ecommerce system, you may even be able to segment your list according to people who have abandoned their purchases. It’s been discovered that up to half of all ecommerce transactions are abandoned before the sale is completed. If you segment these people, you can send them a message tailored to asking them why they abandoned their purchase and what you can do to get them to complete it. 9. Read History – If you segment your list according to who actually opens your emails and reads them most often, you can reward those who loyally open your messages most often with special incentives. Then you can tell those who rarely read your messages what they’re missing out on by not reading them! As you segment your lists, remember that these factors can change. You probably won’t have a way to allow your subscribers to update their information in your system, so someone who is single when they subscribe could get married, and someone who is unemployed when they subscribe could get a job. Still, segmentation is extremely useful in many ways. It will allow you all kinds of ways to improve your list’s responsiveness, from sending the right messages to the right people, to removing deadbeats and tailoring messages to specific groups.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction to Amazon Bestseller Genie .. 3 Overall Plan . 5 Proper Categorization & Keywords . 7 Reviews .. 8 Ways to Get Reviews ... 8 Ways NOT to Get Reviews .... 9 Social Marketing .. 11 Facebook .... 11 Twitter .... 12 Pinterest . 12 YouTube . 13 GoodReads & LibraryThing .. 13 Book Blogs . 14 Giveaways . 15 Email Marketing ... 16 Book Cover 17 Editing ... 18 Final Thoughts 19 Resources .. 20 Sample Content Preview Proper Categorization & Keywords One thing a lot of people miss when uploading their book is to use proper categorization and keywords. If you miss this critical step, your book is going to be very difficult for readers to locate. Amazon actually makes it relatively simple for your book to be found. You don’t even have that much competition in most niches, because the majority of people don’t know how to do this properly. When you submit your book to KDP, you’re allowed to choose two categories for your book. Depending on your keywords, you could also show up in other categories, especially sub-categories of the one you choose. Be sure to choose your two categories carefully. Find the two that are closest to your book, even if it doesn’t fit perfectly into any one category. You can choose up to seven (7) keywords for your book. This includes keyword phrases. Choose carefully! If your book is about weight loss with a low calorie diet, you might use: Weight loss, lose weight, losing weight, low calorie diet, low calorie weight loss, quick weight loss, lose weight fast Separate the keyword phrases with commas when you add them. The system will tell you when you have 0 keywords left. Reviews Reviews don’t bring actual sales to your book, because those reviews are from people who have already read the book. But what reviews do is to encourage those people who come across your book to buy it. Many people aren’t even willing to buy a book from an author they’ve never heard of unless there are good reviews for the book, so reviews are critical if you’re a relatively unknown author. There are many ways to get reviews for your book, but be sure you do it in an ethical way that won’t upset Amazon. First, we’ll take a look at a few good ways to get reviews. Then, we’ll look at some ways you should never use to get reviews. Ways to Get Reviews There are a few ways you can get reviews without being dishonest or resorting to tactics that could get you banned from KDP forever. 1. Review Copies – Giving away free copies of your book in exchange for reviews is a great idea, but make sure you tell people they are not required to leave a review, and that if they do, their review should be completely honest. If you require a review, or if you ask for only 4-star and 5-star reviews, it is considered a paid review. Just state that honest reviews are appreciated. You can find people who want review copies at a variety of different places such as Kboards.com, GoodReads.com and various Facebook pages that relate to your book’s genre. 2. Giveaways – In addition to giving copies to people specifically for review purposes, you can also hold giveaways in order to get more people to read and potentially review your book. Some sites (like GoodReads.com) only allow giveaways of printed copies of your book, but others allow eBooks. 3. Inside the Book – Don’t forget a very simple way to get people to leave reviews of your book. At the end of your book, simply include a note asking people to leave a review if they liked the book. Many people simply don’t think about doing this, so a friendly reminder doesn’t hurt. 4. Bloggers – We’ll have an entire section on this later, but for now, just remember that many book bloggers will also leave their review on Amazon and other book selling websites after they post it on their blog. Ways NOT to Get Reviews Don’t ever be tempted to do any of these things in an attempt to get reviews. To do so would not only risk getting the reviews deleted, but could even potentially cause you to lose your Amazon account forever! Don’t risk it! 1. Paid Reviews – Some people sell reviews on sites such as Fiverr or other similar websites. Don’t ever do this! If Amazon finds out you’ve paid someone to review your book, you could definitely lose your entire account! Paid reviews are the biggest no-no as far as reviews are concerned. 2. Good Reviews in Exchange for a Copy – It’s fine to give away copies of your book and ask people to please give you an honest review on Amazon after they’ve read it. However, it is not okay to ask for or demand positive reviews. When giving away free copies, always state you are looking for honest reviews. 3. Exchanging Reviews – One popular method is for authors to give each other’s books 5-star reviews in exchange for the other author doing the same for them. This is not a good practice! If Amazon discovers this happening, your reviews are likely to be deleted, and they could even ban your account from KDP! 4. Friends and Family – Many new authors ask their friends and family to leave reviews. This could backfire in a big way if Amazon ever finds out. Not only that, but if another author or buyer finds out, they will potentially destroy your name by telling everyone they know. This has happened to many authors. Don’t risk it! Social Marketing Social marketing is especially effective for marketing books, because people naturally love to talk about books they enjoy, and there are plenty of different avenues available for promotion. If you’re marketing something else, such as socks or DVDs, there aren’t as many avenues open for promotion through social media. There aren’t fan pages devoted to them, and if there are, they don’t allow blatant promotion. With books, it’s greatly different. There are many different groups and pages on Facebook alone that allow promotion of your books as long as you follow their rules, and not only do they allow promotion, they often encourage it! Even if you can’t find any Facebook fan pages that are devoted to your genre, you can create one! Creating and maintaining a fan page is quick and easy, and it can be used for more than just promoting your book. You can also use it to promote affiliate products and other products you produce, as well. Facebook Facebook is perhaps the single most powerful social website for authors. You should have a fan page specifically for you, as an author. You may also want to have one for your book or book series. To take advantage of other fan pages, search for groups and fan pages devoted to your niche or genre, especially those that focus specifically on books. Check their rules, and if they allow self-promotion, do so! If they don’t allow self-promotion, contact the page’s owner privately and ask if there is a way to promote your book on their page. They may be open to paid promotion, or they may even offer to promote your book for free, especially if you give them a free copy or allow them to do a giveaway on their page. Additionally, many official bookseller fan pages allow promotion. Amazon’s Kindle page allows authors to self-promote once each week, so take advantage of all those Kindle owners! Twitter Twitter is another great tool for authors if you use it properly. You can’t just tweet your books over and over an expect people to pay attention. Instead, use it to interact with fans. They can become your “book ambassadors”, promoting the books for you! If you become personal friends with some of your fans, all you’ll have to do is post a tweet and ask people to “re-tweet” it for you and you’ll potentially reach thousands of people very quickly! Pinterest Pinterest is a growing social platform which mostly focuses on sharing images. You create “pin boards” on which you “pin” various images. You can create lists of books in your genre and pin your own book to it. You can also ask other people to “re-pin” your book. If you re-pin some of their things, they’ll be more willing to re-pin yours. In addition to making lists of books, you can also create pin boards that feature things people who might read your book would like. For example, if your book is about weight loss, you could have pin boards such as: • Cool running shoes • Best workout wear • Low calorie dessert recipes • Low calorie soup recipes • Best workout DVDs You could link to your book in the description of every pin board, getting you a lot more exposure than you would otherwise get. Don’t forget to share your pins and pin boards on Facebook, Twitter and elsewhere in order to get as much exposure as possible to all of them. YouTube YouTube is a great platform for promotion. You’ll need to have a “book trailer” created for your book. This doesn’t have to be extremely complex. A simple video with some music, a synopsis of your book, and some images that go along with it will work fine.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction to Payment Processor Secrets .. 2 Why Do You Need a Payment Processor? ... 5 Traditional vs. Mobile . 6 Merchant Accounts .... 7 Reputation ... 8 Terms & Conditions . 10 Fees .... 11 Payment Terms. 13 Regional Availability . 16 Backup Processors .. 17 Final Words 18 Recommended Resources .... 19 Sample Content Preview In this report, you’ll learn how to choose the payment processor that is right for you, and how to know which features you’re likely to need the most. Why Do You Need a Payment Processor? The very first thing to ask before you even start looking for payment processor is: “What am I selling?” Don’t just say “an eBook” or “clothes”, for example. Be specific, because it really matters. Some payment processors don’t allow the sale of digital goods, while others actually don’t allow physical goods, or at least aren’t set up to do it reliably. Some don’t allow products that relate to certain fields. Some pay too slowly to make a drop shipping business workable. Here are some questions you need to ask yourself: 1. Is your product physical or digital? 2. Will you be doing any drop shipping? 3. How quickly/often do you need to get paid in order to stay in business? 4. Is your product or business considered “high risk”? These questions will help you determine exactly what you’re looking for in a payment processor, and which features you can live without if necessary. Once you have a list of features you can’t live without, choosing a payment processor will be much easier, because you can eliminate those that don’t have those features right away. Traditional vs. Mobile There are three major types of payment processors to look at: 1. Traditional 2. Mobile 3. Merchant account You’ll learn more about merchant accounts in the next section, but for now we’ll discuss traditional payment processors vs. mobile payment processors, and how to know which one you need for your business. Traditional payment processors are designed for taking payments online. Generally, they allow the customer to input their credit card number, expiration date, CVV number and address in order to verify their identity and process payment. This would be clunky for someone who is not selling online. They would have to get the customer to visit a website and type in their information, making the sales process slow and frustrating. Online, this is no problem, because it’s what people are used to. Offline… not so much. Mobile payment processors are designed mostly for offline merchants. You get a card reader that attaches to the headphone jack of your mobile phone or tablet, and you simply swipe the card to take payment. It’s must faster and more secure, making the payment process easier for you and your customers! Many mobile devices also allow you to input information manually when necessary, as well. Merchant Accounts You may want to secure your own merchant account and use a payment gateway. Fees may be a bit lower if you do this, however there are some pitfalls to choosing a merchant account over a payment processor. For one thing, you may need to have good credit to secure a merchant account. Most merchant accounts do check your personal or business credit report before they extend an account to you. Another factor to consider is the fact that many merchant accounts charge a monthly fee. This gives you access to lower percentages in fees than other payment processors, however if you don’t do a lot of volume this may not be profitable for you. Additionally, you may have to pay an extra fee to a payment gateway if your website isn’t set up with its own or if your merchant account doesn’t provide one. The payment gateway is a program that interfaces with your merchant account to process the credit card transaction, make sure it is valid, check for fraud, etc. Without a payment gateway, a merchant account is useless. Merchant accounts are best for high-volume merchants who need lower percentages taken out in fees and can afford a monthly fee in order to access it. If you’re just starting out, a merchant account probably isn’t the right choice for you, and you should consider one of the other options. Reputation A processor’s reputation is probably the single most important factor to look at before you even consider using them. Too many processors have gone out of business and left their customers unpaid, or at the very least scrambling for a new processor at the last minute, or they’ve taken so long to pay that people have gone out of business while waiting on their payments, unable to pay their bills in the meantime. There are many ways to find out what people think of certain payment processors. For one thing, you can search for their name online along with words such as: • Complaint • Scam • Sucks • “I hate” • Problems Another way is to search for their name on forums where business owners and marketers gather, such as: >> https://www.warriorforum.com >> https://forums.digitalpoint.com Just remember to take everything you read online with a grain of salt, because you’ll never know both sides of the story. For example, people have berated PayPal for closing their accounts and freezing their funds for months, only to reveal later they had done something against PayPal’s terms. Payment Processor Secrets If you see a large number of complaints and very little praise, it’s a good indication that you should probably stay away from that payment processor. If the reverse is true, you can add them to your list of processors to research. What are some potential pitfalls to choosing a processor with a bad reputation? • You could be paid late, or not at all. • You could have your money tied up for no reason in the event of an account cancellation. • If they aren’t reputable, customers may not want to purchase through them. • If their servers go down, you could lose money. • If they go out of business, you could lose even more money. These are just a few potential scenarios that could happen if you aren’t careful with the payment processor you select, so thorough research is key.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Introduction To Product Creation Blueprint ... 3 Choosing A Product Type ..... 5 Choosing A Topic .. 7 Creating eBooks . 10 Creating An eBook Cover ... 12 Creating Videos .. 14 Selling Your Products . 16 ClickBank 16 Amazon Kindle (KDP) ..... 17 Barnes & Noble ....... 18 Secondary Retailers 18 Smashwords 18 Draft2Digital . 19 Kobo Writing Life ..... 20 Apple ....... 20 Promoting Your Products .... 21 Final Words . 22 Resources ... 23 Sample Content Preview Choosing A Topic Many people create a product on something they are personally interested in or have knowledge or experience in, because they simply feel it will be easier to create a quality product. While that is generally true, it doesn’t necessarily mean that product will sell. A good way to get an indication of what type of material is selling well is to take a look at various online marketplaces and search through the bestsellers in various categories. If you already have a topic in mind, go to a section that correlates and see if anyone else is selling a product on a similar topic, and if so, how well are they selling? Let’s say you want to write a product on growing cacti. Here’s an easy way to research. 1. Visit Amazon.com. 2. Hover over “Books & Audible” in the menu on the left. 3. Click “Kindle Books” or “Books”. 4. Then click a category that closely matches your topic, in this case, Nonfiction, then Crafts, Hobbies & Home, and then Gardening & Horticulture. 5. This will show you a list of “New and Popular” titles in the genre, and you can drill down further. In this case, I clicked “Ornamental Plants”. 6. The first book in “Ornamental Plants” under “New and Popular” is “Succulents Simplified: Growing, Designing and Crafting with 100 Easy-Care Varieties” by Debra Lee Baldwin. There are also several other books about cacti and succulents on this page. Product Creation Blueprint 7. Click the bestselling book on your list, in this case “Succulents Simplified’, and look for “Product Details”. This will tell you the book’s bestseller rank overall in the Kindle Store as well as in some of its various categories. This particular book, at this moment, is #28,495 in the Kindle Store. It’s also #1 in several categories, including Ornamental Plants and Flower Arranging. A good general rule of thumb is that a book with an overall rank of #30,000 or lower means the title is probably making fairly decent money for the author. A book with a rank of around this number generally sells (and this is a very general number) around 50-75 copies per month. This number can vary widely based on several factors such as current new releases that may affect rankings drastically, and the fact that a book may rise very quickly and fall just as quickly, but it gives you a good idea of what you might expect around that ranking if you stay there for a while. Remember that rankings are highly volatile on Amazon. A book could be in the top 1,000 one day and drop to 15,000 the next, or vice versa. Product Creation Blueprint Rankings are based on sales in correlation to things such as length of time since the last sale and how well other books are doing. It’s not easy to predict. Another way to find out if a product might sell is to check out magazine publishers to find out if any magazines are being published on the subject. If so, a product would probably sell well, because it’s not likely a publisher would create and market a magazine without doing research first into whether it would sell. You could also write their advertising department to ask what their current subscriber number is, or their reach. This will give you a good indication of how popular the magazine is and how large the market might be. Remember, interest in a market does not necessarily equal sales! For example, there could be hundreds of thousands of websites about insect collecting, but if people in that market aren’t spending a lot of money, all the traffic in the world won’t matter. So look for products that are actually selling, not just general keyword numbers or website numbers. You can use this same technique with virtually any online or offline marketplace. Some ideas include: • Your local library or bookstore • Websites of Barnes & Noble and other booksellers • The ClickBank Marketplace • Affiliate forums • Internet marketing discussion groups (WarriorForum.com etc) • Magazines.com Browsing these sites will give you plenty of ideas, and checking out bestseller lists will make it easy to find out what is selling and what isn’t. Creating eBooks Ebooks are perhaps one of the easiest type of info product to create, regardless of your skill level or experience. Using software such as Microsoft Word or Open Office you are able to create a simple PDF-formatted document that can be sold to your audience. If you want a general idea of how easy it is to create a book for sale on Kindle, for example, take a look at this checklist: 1. Write your book in Word or another word processor and save it in .doc format. 2. Add a title page with the book’s title, author name and copyright notice at the front. 3. Be sure each chapter has “Chapter One”, “Chapter Two”, etc. set as “Heading 1”. 4. Create a flat book cover design at 1600x2400 pixels, or pay someone to do it for you. 5. Submit the doc file and cover JPG to Kindle. It’s really that simple! There’s no special formatting required in most cases, because their conversion program can convert your doc file to the .mobi format used by Kindle. And here’s a fantastic free resource that will compile all of your documents into the many different popular formats, including mobi and .epub! >> https://www.2epub.com If you want to sell your book on ClickBank or another similar platform, all you need to do is take that same document and export it as a PDF file, zip it up and it’s ready to go! Creating An eBook Cover People say that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but the fact is, almost everyone does. It’s only natural, because the cover is the very first impression you get from most books. Unless someone tells you how great a book is before you see it, you probably won’t know anything about the book other than the title and what the cover looks like. This is especially true online. As you’re browsing through a traditional bookstore, most of the books only present the spine. Thus, the title generally becomes the first impression for most books, except those few that are displayed with their front cover facing out. But that is generally reserved only for big sellers. But online, you see the full front cover displayed as a small thumbnail amongst many others. If your cover doesn’t stand out and grab attention, the rest of your marketing – your title, your description (blurb), your reviews… none of that will matter. Fortunately, there are a number of decent designers available on sites like Fiverr.com. For $5, you can get a book cover that is probably better than anything you could do on your own, unless of course you’re already a good designer. For $20-$50, you can get a really excellent cover done by a highly experienced designer. Your book cover is definitely not a place to skimp. You only get one chance to make a first impression, and it better be a good one There are also thousands of designers that can create quality covers for you. Check out their portfolios to find someone whose work matches the goals you have for your cover. Creating Videos Creating videos is a little trickier, but with the right software or service you can easily create video products that will sell. In fact, there are online services that make it incredibly easy to create videos just by uploading a few images or slides and some music! Some of these services will even allow you to make a simple video for free so you can see how easy it is, thus allowing you to choose one that works best for you without having to pay to test out a ton of services you may not like. Services that can help you make videos: Stupeflix – With free personal plans and Pro plans starting at just $29 per month, Stupeflix is a great option for making simple videos very quickly. They have a number of different themes available, and a sizeable library of music available, or you can upload your own music or audio. Animoto – Animoto makes video creation as simple as 1-2-3. Just upload pictures, choose music, add some text, and press a button and your video is created. They currently have 50 video themes available for pro users. Pricing for business plans starts at $19 per month. GoAnimate – GoAnimate will help you create cool animated videos on a variety of themes using built-in animated cartoons. The professional service has plans $79 per month that allow you to remove their branding.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Table of Contents .... 3 Introduction .. 5 What is Amazon FBA? .. 6 How FBA Works 7 Individual or Professional .... 8 Finding Products .... 10 About Competition ... 11 Cashing In On Holidays ..... 12 Getting Started 14 Conclusion . 18 Resources . 19 Sample Content Preview Individual or Professional There are two types of accounts that can sell items through the Fulfilled by Amazon program: Individual and Professional. The Individual level is free, and allows users to sell on Amazon without paying a monthly fee, but you must pay a $0.99 per item fee for every item you sell, on top of paying the standard fees (referral fees and closing fees.) If you think you will sell more than 40 items per month, it makes sense to go ahead and sign up for the professional account, because you’ll end up paying the equivalent of the $39.99 in all those $0.99 charges, anyway. The Professional level is currently $39.99 per month. You still have to pay the referral fees and closing fees for the items you sell, but you do not have to pay the $0.99 per item fee, which means you can virtually sell an unlimited number of items with that $39.99 account. The Professional level also has a few other benefits, such as: • The ability to use third-party apps like Scoutify • The ability to sell items that are not already listed on Amazon • The ability to sell in the restricted categories (such as grocery, beauty, entertainment collectibles, health & personal care, clothing, shoes, and many others) • The ability to create bundles of items You can see a full list of the restricted categories here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=14113001 This page lists those categories that one must get approval to sell in, and Individual Sellers can NOT apply for approval. This means Individual Sellers are listed to only a very small number categories, which, of course, limits potential income and profits, as well. If you don’t have the $39.99 available to join, there’s a 1-month free trial, but keep in mind that you’ll also be buying items to send to Amazon, which means you need some cash available for that, as well. Overall, it’s a very good idea to go ahead and get the Professional Seller account. If you’re serious about making money on Amazon, you’re likely to make up for that fee quickly. However, wait to sign up for the paid account until you have inventory ready to send to Amazon, because you don’t want to waste any of your monthly fee while you’re still looking for something to sell. Finding Products The first thing you need to do is figure out what type of products you’d like to sell. You may already have products you’re interested in selling, but if not, you’ll need to source products. You can use one of several apps to scan barcodes for products you’re interested in selling in order to find out how well that item is currently selling, how much it is currently selling for, and how much profit you’re likely to make on that item. Here are some of the most popular apps for this: • Profit Bandit • Scoutify • Seller Mobile • FBAScan These apps can be found on the iOS app store, and some are also on Google and other Android app stores. Many beginning sellers use apps such as these to scan products they find on sale locally to see if they can make a profit. Some places you can search for items to sell include: • Wholesale warehouses like Sam’s Club and Costco • Clearance racks • Thrift stores • Garage sales • Flea markets • Discount stores • Auctions • BOGO (buy one, get one free) deals • Bulk deals • Overstock stores and websites Be sure that anything you buy is in the best possible condition, because if a customer returns an item, you are responsible for that. For example, if Amazon has already paid you (and you’ve had no new sales since then) and a customer returns an item, Amazon could charge your credit card for the full price that buyer paid. Otherwise, the amount will be deducted from whatever Amazon currently owes you. About Competition You need to consider is competition. If you find a product you’re interested in selling, it’s important to be sure there aren’t already a large number of sellers who are selling exactly the same product, because it will cut into your profits if too many people are selling it. Cashing In On Holidays If you want to make the most money possible from the Amazon FBA program, it’s very important to cash in during the holidays. The season between Halloween and Christmas is, by far, the biggest shopping time of the year, and many sellers report as much as half of their yearly Amazon income being a result of the holiday shopping season. Toys, of course, are the biggest seller. Any type of holiday jewelry and clothing items are usually big sellers. Holiday decorations are usually hot sellers, especially those things that tend to sell out near Christmas, such as twinkling Christmas lights and ornaments that feature popular characters. The main reason this season is so lucrative is that people will often pay a lot more money for an item if it is an item on a loved one’s Christmas list. Remember the 80’s and 90’s when there were physical fights over Cabbage Patch Kids and Power Rangers? These days, people aren’t as likely to fist fight over a doll as they are to just go online and search for that toy. And they’re willing to pay a premium to avoid the hassle of pushing through a crowd to try to find that item locally. Pay close attention to pricing during this season. You want to price around the same as the lowest current price, but not too much. Let’s say the lowest price seller has only 20 of a particular item. If it is a relatively popular item, that seller will probably sell out quickly. If you’ve priced lower than they have, you’ll sell yours first, BUT you will lose out on some profit. If you price the SAME as the lowest seller, theirs may sell first, but yours will likely still sell and you will make more profit than if you’d priced lower. There may be times when someone comes along and prices far lower than you, and this may persuade you to lower your own price. This is rarely ever a good idea, especially during the holidays. If their price is far lower, they will probably sell out very quickly, and then your price will be lowest again.

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Table of Contents Introduction ........ 4 Chapter One: The Big Secret ... 6 Chapter Two: The Power Of Books .. 10 Chapter Three: The Power Of Videos .......... 14 Chapter Four: Live Appearances & Public Speaking ......... 17 Chapter Five: Training & Coaching ... 18 Chapter Seven: Social Media & Forums ...... 20 Social Media .... 20 Forums ......... 21 Chapter Eight: Blogging & Article Distribution ......... 22 Conclusion ....... 23 Sample Content Preview Think about just how much of an impact this would have on your ability to drive quality traffic to your website, skyrocket your SEO score (so you’re able to summon an unlimited amount of traffic and active visitors to your site) while being able to dominate social media circuits, forums, become the “go to” person in your market and ultimately maximize your income, effortlessly! - All because you were able to create and deliver unbelievably high quality content to a hungry audience of buyers who now trust you because you have PROVEN that you know what you are talking about! Remember one thing: Although you can become instantly recognized as an expert in a field, you will further cement yourself within the industry if you can learn a good deal about the subject and are able to speak at live events and complete live interviews on television and radio. This doesn’t mean that you have to study the market inside and out, but it is always a good idea to have a general understanding and sense of the market. Keep a pulse on what your target audience is most interested in, worried about, actively pursuing and buying. Not only will this add a layer of authenticity to your marketing campaigns, but it will also help you to identify potential income opportunities in your niche. Here are a few simple ways to become an instant expert in your niche: 1. Author books in the field. Fortunately, you don’t have to know the first thing about the subject. Just outsource quality material, and then selfpublish it through various outlets such as Amazon Kindle, LuLu, Kobo and Createspace. 2. Create videos on the subject. Outsource video based presentations that demonstrate your expert’s knowledge of the subject. Videos are powerful vehicles at building authority while spreading your marketing message like wildfire throughout your market. 3. Write articles and distribute them to industry sources. These sources can include blogs, magazines and other authority publications. Be sure that your name is listed as the source or author, and if possible secure a permanent link to your website or blog. 4. Speak at industry events. This isn’t something you can easily outsource, because you will need to be present in person. However, you can take some solace in the fact that even the President has speechwriters who prepare his presentations. All he does is read them! 5. Make appearances on television, radio, websites, blogs and other industry sources. You will need to be very prepared if you’re going to make live appearances, but if you can be assured the interviewer will not deviate from a pre-determined set of questions, you can learn a limited amount of information and still appear to be an expert in your field. Many interviewers are happy to work with you to create a list of questions for an interview, or at least provide you with interview questions ahead of time so you can prepare. 6. Offer coaching, tutoring or other types of training. Through the power of outsourcing, you can easily maximize your income by offering coaching and training services, such as by building a course for websites like Udemy.com or by creating a subscription-based website for those interested in your content. 7. Run your own blog, website, social media, etc. Build a strong online presence in as many different areas as possible, leveraging the power of social media to enhance your presence within your market and connect, network and maintain contact with existing authority figures, market leaders and of course, your customer base! Blogging is a great way to position yourself as an expert, and the use of social media such as Twitter and Facebook will allow you to keep traffic flowing to your blog or website on a regular basis. It will also allow you to interact with other individuals within your field on a regular basis while staying on top of trends and current hot topics. 8. Participate in forums & community networks. If there are any large, popular Internet forums in your niche, be sure to join them and engage in discussions. Answer questions, offer help and be polite and professional. Never engage in arguments, but friendly debates are fine as long as you know when to draw the line. 9. Siphon credibility from existing authority figures! This is one of the easiest ways to propel yourself into a niche market and become known as an authority yourself. All you need to do is associate yourself with an existing authority figure, a market leader, someone who is already trusted in your market. You can do this a number of different ways including by guest blogging/posting on their website, running ads through their website, by promoting their products and services and by creating your own bonus products, auxiliary components and training material based around their existing products! Think of other ways that you can network with existing authority figures in order to siphon credibility to your own business! Chapter Two: The Power Of Books Books are extremely powerful “authority-builders” for many different reasons. For one thing, they can be very profitable in and of themselves. But they are also a very influential method for attaining expert status in your field. Writing a book on a subject makes you appear to be very knowledgeable about the topic at hand. After all, authors are looked up to, respected and admired as being experts in their industry. Even if you aren’t a great writer yourself, and even if you know very little about your subject, you can outsource the writing of your book to a ghostwriter by simply providing them with a basic outline or even just the general subject matter of the book, and allowing them to research and write the material. You can find quality writers on marketplaces such as: https://www.Elance.com https://www.Freelancer.com If you are short on cash and are working within a limited budget, you will want to consider “White Label Licensing”. White label licensing is a powerful way of building your product inventory without having to spend a lot of money outsourcing your projects to quality freelancers. In fact, countless “gurus” have gotten their start just by purchasing high quality white label content that allows them to resell and repackage it under their own brands! Here’s the nitty-gritty on white label licensing: Experienced writers create a variety of content on various niche markets. You can find white label products in virtually every market, including weight loss, dating, and profitable health markets. This content is market-ready, meaning you don’t have to do anything before reselling it. When it comes to white label licensing, there are many different content types and formats available including video content, articles, ebooks, reports, audio, images and templates. The key is to purchase only high quality white label content from trustworthy sources because you need to be absolutely certain that you have the right to distribute the content and that the material was created by experienced writers.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents UNSLAPPABLE SEO .. 1 WHAT NOT TO DO .. 6 SOCIAL SIGNALS ... 7 UNIQUE CONTENT .. 8 CREATE A SOLID INNER-LINKING STRUCTURE . 9 AUTHORIATIVE CONTENT ... 10 HIGH CONTENT-TO-ADVERTISEMENT RATIO... 10 ENGAGE VISITORS ... 11 CREATE MICRO SITES . 12 DIVERSIFY ANCHOR TEXT .. 12 MONITOR YOUR RESULTS .. 13 Sample Content Preview Social Signals Social signals have never been more important in the world of search engine optimization. Through the use of auto-sharing plugins and widgets, you can instantly update your websites and blogs every time you post a new update or message via your social media profiles, such as Facebook or Twitter. Social media helps you engage your audience, communicate with your target audience, compile feedback and requests while pushing your brand message out to your customer base. Unslappable SEO: Special Report It’s also a very important part of search engine marketing because search engines like Google.com and Bing.com place distinctive value on the number of social signals pointing to your website. Twitterfeed.com offers a free plugin that will automate site updates each time you post a new tweet. Focus on increasing your social activity every day, making it an integral part of your SEO campaign. The more active you are, the more traffic you’ll generate through a combination of direct links, re-tweets and other viral marketing components readily available through social media marketing! Unique Content Original content – not aggregated or syndicated – is one of the most valuable assets you can have when optimizing your website for social engine marketing campaigns. It’s important to focus on useful content that is comprehensive, detailed and thorough (think authority website content). Your material should be useful, credible and lend to your overall brand awareness. Focus on offering compelling value such as content and articles that motivate and encourage user engagement across your entire website. Write for people, not the search engines. Forget keyword stuffing or optimizing article titles. Instead, work towards delivering clear and compelling value in the form of detailed information and your ranking will reflect your efforts! Unslappable SEO: Special Report Create a Solid Inner-Linking Structure It used to be that we were told it was important to link to our main page because after all, it is the most valuable part of our website. These days, over-linking to our main page instantly sets off a warning bell with Google, indicating that we may be possibly ‘over-optimizing’. Instead, create an inner-linking system that varies links. For example, instead of linking an internal content page to our main page, link it to another content-rich page on your website. Google’s spiders (bots, crawlers) understand that the majority of content will reside within your sub-categories and directories on your website and so by inner-linking content pages to other sub-content pages, you are able to creature an authentic looking, ‘natural’ linking pattern throughout your website. The spiders have gotten smarter. They know that if every internal page links to our main page, it’s done for only one reason – to acquire as many links as possible to your primary landing page. So avoid setting off any red flags by varying your internal links so that they guide visitors from one content source to another. Not only will this improve your overall ranking but it will also significantly improve your visitors experience by giving them a simple navigation system that leads them to useful areas of your website. Authoriative Content It’s no longer enough for your content to just be unique, it needs to be authoritative, provide substantial value, answer questions and offer the very best, most researched information and material possible. We used to call this kind of content “pillar content” and it would be used as a lead-in to our blog, often featured on the front page. These days, every post and article on our website and blog needs to be created in the same way. Authoritative content goes beyond just originality. It offers direct answers and useful information on key conversations and topics that are relevant to our overall website. High Content-to-Advertisement Ratio Your website also needs to feature a high content to advertisement ratio. While authority websites can feature ads for relevant products or resources, every page on our website should feature a much higher ratio of content per advertising space. In fact, you should limit the number of ads on your website to 2-3 per page while making sure that advertisements never appear above the fold. Google requires that your website features compelling value criteria in order to be given a high ranking. Build content-rich websites that feature current, up to date information in article format. Keep in mind that it’s no longer about the length of each article but rather the actual content. Google wants to provide the best resources based on search queries, so that search engine users are given the most relevant sources possible. Engage Visitors In the world of social media, it’s important that you find a way to engage and interact with your customer base. Implementing engagement tools will help your website’s overall ranking and traffic volume in a number of ways including: Sticky Factor – the more you engage your audience, the more often they will return to your website. Repeat traffic equates to customer loyalty. Encourages Activity – When you give visitors an opportunity to communicate with each other they will feel more connected to your website, and your brand. Integrate comment boxes, forums, discussion groups and communication channels. Increased Value – It’s not only your customers and visitors that will gain a positive experience from your website but the search engines as well. The more significant user engagement is on your website, the higher your quality score and ranking. Create Micro Sites If you plan to cover multiple topics or niche markets, it’s wise to create a series of micro-based websites. Micro sites are smaller content-rich websites that are focused on specific topics and themes. Not only are they important to search engine optimization but they are a great way to push your main website to the top of the search engines. Create topic-focused websites that provide valuable content and link to your main website, cited as the primary source for information. Since Google is looking for relevant links that point to your website, creating a network of micro-sites that offer information relevant to your niche that also feature a prominent backlink to your ‘mother site’, you’ll be able to siphon link juice, increase visibility and expand your presence within your niche. Just make sure that you set up your micro-site network on a different IP block than your main site. You can do this easily by signing up for two different hosting accounts and verifying that each one uses a different address (IP block). Ask your hosting provider for help if you need to! Diversify Anchor Text Anchor text consists of the keywords used to describe a link. It used to be easy to rank for a specific keyword just by focusing on building a backlink campaign that optimized keywords through anchor text. Not anymore. These days it’s important to diversify anchor text, spreading out the keywords used through a solid backlink campaign. Consider replacing anchor text links that are focused on keyword strings with anchor text focused on your website title, domain name or company name. Websites that were optimizing anchor text for their website, domain, business name or direct page name were not heavily affected by Google’s update so keep this in mind! Monitor Your Results Many webmasters weren’t even aware that another Google update had taken place until it was too late. It’s important that you stay on top of your traffic sources, overall ranking and on-site activity so that you can repair traffic leaks and continue to optimize your website for the most highest ranking possible. One of the easiest ways to monitor your website activity is by