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What Can A DJ Teach Me About Selling Online?

A world famous DJ uses the same marketing techniques to sell a product as most online network marketeers do, but what's different? For starters, he has an actual project of quality. It's not a recycled eBook slightly modified from a previous version filled with hype and circle talk. His web presentation is on point and aesthetically pleasing. It doesn't look like some 'fly by night' html page tossed up in the early nineties hosted by Geo Cities (No disrespect to Geo-Cities, just making a point. Yay Geo-Cities!Go Geo Go!). There's a fair amount to read but it's engaging and about something interesting. It speaks to a specific niche and most importantly, it's issued by a real person. A person that obviously has a reputation that would be damaged if said product was in fact not up to snuff. (Mind you he's actually accessible. He literally could be snuffed by an unsatisfied customer). His approach comes off super genuine. It's like he's selling you something without trying to well, sell you something. What he's really doing when you think about it, is offering a service. A true service granted is going to out sell most items made available online. My suggestion is, if you don't have anything in particular of your own to sell that's as personal as Danny Rampling's eBook, localize your area of expertise. Offer a service based on what you know best. You may think, since so much information is readily available, 'why would anyone pay me for it?'. It's simple, people will always pay for the service of you doing all the work. Gathering useful information and redistributing it in a very concise, clear cut graspable way. (Cliff Notes will never cease being relevant, will they?) It's really not that hard. Take the time to figure out what you're most comfortable with offering and have the most passion for. Start organizing and make it happen. If you need help, shake the Money Tree.

PS Not only does Danny Rampling offer you a great eBook on becoming a DJ and how to be successful in the entertainment industry, he also provides a number of bonuses (and a 60 day money back guarantee). Bonus items are essential in locking in the sale of your product. If what you furnish is already a sound investment, giving your customer more just tips the scale in your favor. At the end of the day it's about a quality product that will ultimately sell itself.

PPS There's also an audio version of the eBook...

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Success Magazine: Jim Rohn 25 Years Ago

Success Magazine is a great publication dedicated to giving its readers a myriad of beneficial tools towards being successful in business and personal life. A few months ago I picked up a copy of the print version, it came with a bonus audio cd containing a number of informative interviews and a special excerpt from a seminar conducted by Jim Rohn (America's Foremost Business Philosopher), over 25 years ago. Of all the audio on that cd, the track with Jim Rohn stood out most for me, so I'm sharing it with you. Below are a few of the strongest key ideas/statements mentioned during the speak.

• A major step in human development is discipline.
• A key to major life changes is self motivation.
• Good people are not trained, they're found.
• Find out how things work.
• Capture ideas in your journal. Don't use your head as a filing cabinet.
• Study things that can change your economic, social, spiritual and personal life.
• Be curious.
• Become a good reader.
• Be a student, not a follower.
• Words nourish the mind and soul.
• Devote 30 minutes a day to reading.
• Reading is tapping the treasure of ideas.

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Interview With A Skelliewag

Scouring the net for great information to deliver to our subscribers, we recently stumbled upon Skelliewag.org as seen in an earlier post we mentioned how great of a site it was and posted a link to a pretty informative article posted there. So we thought, wouldn't it be better even to contact the author and request an interview. We did and sure enough Skellie was happy to take some time and toss us a few answers to our questions all the way from Australia.

So who exactly is Skellie and what propelled Skell's to create a site like Skelliwag.org ?

I'm an Australian blogger who has always been fascinated by creating and promoting web content. I've been doing it for about nine years now. Generally I would start projects and lose interest once they started to become successful. I eventually realized that it was the process of starting and growing these blogs and websites that fascinated me more than the topics I was writing about. So I decided to start a blog about that!

How do you stay motivated, continually providing the pretty in depth content you make available to subscribers.

In the last few months my posting has slowed right down as I devote more time and energy to some other opportunities that have arisen, but I'd say that's due to shifting priorities rather than a lack of motivation. Over the last year I've become much more interested in online business and that's what's taking up a lot of my time at the moment. But even though Skelliewag doesn't generate any income at the moment, I know I will always pick it up again because I can't imagine not writing about those topics. It's very rewarding for me.

What would you say the initial process for starting a new blog for a novice should entail? What are a few essential things a would be professional blogger needs to be aware of?

A few dot-points:

• Define your target audience before you start. Who are you writing for, exactly, and what do they want?

• Work out exactly what you want to get out of blogging. If you want to give talks on personal development your content is going to be very different than if you want to get work as a video game reviewer.

• Your posts should take at least an hour to create if they're over 500 words, at least half an hour if they're over 250. If not, your content isn't going to be valuable enough.

• Make friends on StumbleUpon and send a few of them your best posts. This is a good way to draw some traffic into your blog initially. Forums and guest-posting are also great for this. Commenting on other blogs is not enough on its own.

When you're not maintaining your web estates online, what is ol' Skell's getting into off line?

I'm a university student so quite a bit of time goes into my studies. The rest of the time I try to spend with other people, either with my family or with friends. That's essential if you work at home and I think it's also important to my happiness.

Where do you see this ever changing web taking us eager net-farming cultivators of digital croppage in the year 2010?

It's kind of hard to say. I do wonder if there'll be some kind of backlash against content that is optimized for social media. Instead of 'Top 10 Ways to Skin a Cat' type posts being popular, I'm wondering if we'll see the ascendancy of some new kind of content that I can't really imagine yet!

Growing Money Trees blog would like to thank Skellie for taking time answer our questions and we most definitely appreciate the valuable insight shared with our audience as a result. Make sure to check out and subscribe to Skelliewag.org

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See Spottt Draw Traffic ? Part 1

The Adbrite people are pretty shrewd when it comes to this business of internet. One can only imagine what their brainstorming sessions are like. They've tackled a number of methods for website and blog owners to increase their income over the years and have delivered some solid products. Now they have a new 'tool' called Spottt, with the purpose of helping sites pull in more traffic. Who doesn't want more traffic? And relevant traffic at that. In the cyber world where click thrus and ad impressions determine a large portion of would be profit, it's incredibly important to get visits from individuals that are interested in your content. More people, more ad impressions and the increased possibility of those folks clicking on ads. Spottt's method is pretty simple. Join the network. Embed the linking code that displays a 125x125 image, that will rotate an ad from another site of similar content. You accrue credits for every ad displayed so that your site's ad image will appear on various sites that are similar throughout the network. Makes sense doesn't it? But will it benefit your site? Hopefully, it can. What's the possibility of it being more successful then networks like BlogCatalog or Blogosphere? In part 2 of 'See Spott Draw Traffic?' we'll give you a run down of our findings. Our blog is still pending review to be approved for inclusion into the network.

Spottt is a free service from the people at AdBrite

Blog Tips - Make Money Online: The Comprehensive Secrets to Receiving Massive Traffic from Stumbling

This quite honestly is one of the best, most indepth articles about StumbleUpon and how to gain traffic with the social bookmarking site. There are countless blogs on the same subject. Take a look. I'm sure you'll gather some beneficial information after reading this article.

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Adsense Notifier

One wonders how many thousands of web bloggers looking to make large amounts of income overnight were caught up in the Adsense 'dream' over the last few years, either building multiple dummy sites or trying to find out what keywords put forth the highest click thru payment. Okay wait, before you get all wide eyed, we do not have the 'Adsense Secret'. Nope, this post isn't about increasing the amount of money you will make by any outrageous means of gaming Google's Adsense program. Forgid about it! It's actually about an add-on tool that's pretty cool and will save you a bit of time while handling your online business.

If you happen to be one of millions of net abusers that jumped the 'Explorer' ship because you were mad as hell and you weren't gonna take the browsers vulnerability anymore,(or you're just convinced that by refusing to support Microsoft products you're really sticking it to the man!) then swam your way to Mozilla Firefox shores, Adsense Notifier is yet another useful add-on with the simple purpose of showing you your earnings in real time. Er uh alright, big whop. Hey not so fast with the smart talk. Don't pretend you enjoy logging into your Adsense account every five minutes to check the status of your earnings. With this tool all of that information is available at the bottom of your browser and is automatically updated as often as you want it to be, all depending on the time increments you set it to. For the impatient blogger or website owner it may not create income, but it surely soothes the addiction of wanting to know what your numbers are at any given moment.

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Monetize your images with Britepic?

Adbrite.com over the years has become a viable source of income generation for many website owners and blogs alike with their textual ads and interstitials. Not long ago did they also delve into the realm of video, attempting to tap into the flourishing viral market by allowing users to place their own logos in videos simultaneously making it possible for ads to be displayed with their unique content in the video flash players. Now, Adbrite has taken it up yet another notch in a quest to corner every possible avenue for advertising online. Simply, they suggest that you replace that universal (img) tag we all know in HTML, (used to display images), with their code that actually turns your visuals into ads. The new service is called Britepic. The idea is that since images still are one of the most highly sought after items online, why not embed ads into your images earning money. How successful this new implementation will be only time will tell. We’ll just need to give it a test run for ourselves.

Changing things up.

Originally I started this blog to post content that pertained solely to information about making money online. I'm going to change that up and extend it beyond online methods. I've been neglectful. Time to get this blog where it ought to be by now. Stay tuned...

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Cha Cha.. What the heck is that ?

Well Cha Cha quite simply is a new search engine that is manned by human beings. Huh? With the Cha Cha system you have the choice of having a live guide help you with your search online or doing one search engine assisted. At first, I was a bit leary as the program was fairly new and it had a lot of bugs but over the last fews weeks the service has become gradually more sturdy and it is honestly quite useful. Just imagine, instead of doing a search and getting results based on the popularity of a site in SEO terms. (SEO is web language for supped up pages that end up with the highest page ranks on search engines, namely Google because the creator of the page manipulates them in a fashion that is virtual eye candy for web crawlers. Yeah so a lot of the times you search you don't find what you really want. Isn't it always better when a friend or colleague puts you up on a cool site that they have personally visited anyway? In the long run it works out much better to have some actual human input for certain things online.

Cha Cha also is a way for people that are looking for work that can be done at home. Online there are countless ads about telecommuting jobs and data entry positions that never pan out because they are scams. Cha Cha just happens to be a legitimate way to make a bit of income doing something you'd normally be doing for free to begin with. With reviews in Wired, CNET, ABC News and a number of reputable sources, Cha Cha looks to be a good deal.

Try it out and do a search for yourself or if you feel so inclined, become a guide and aide net surfers from all over the world with their searches based on your knowledge of all things you deem worthy of being known.

Adweek

So what am I reading these days? Well, seeing as I’ve put my hand into quite a few ventures, some of which involve me having to know more and more about trends in advertising as they are constantly changing with advances in technology especially when it come to the internet. I pick up a copy of Ad Week or quite simply visit their site. www.adweek.com Hey if you have a business small or large or are considering starting one this is just one of many magazines and online sources that is basically a necessity to have on hand. Countless assessments of business advertising models old and new as well as eye opening informative articles that can make you think twice about what you’re currently doing with your business in terms of advertising and how you may improve upon it.

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On About.com :New Drop-Ship Web Store Opportunity

I'm usually a skeptic about turnkey drop ship Web store opportunities. The ones I've seen in the past have either charged a high monthly maintenance fee, or sold shoddy merchandise. But I ran across one last week at the virtual eComXpo that may be different - Shopster.com. First, there is no set-up fee or monthly fee if you join before April 30, 2006. (There will be monthly fees for those who join later.) Next, the merchandise appears to be of good quality. I have not purchased any myself, but name brands like Pioneer, Play Station, Dolce & Gabbana and others are listed.

Here's how is works: you sign up and create a store using Shopster, and select items from the Shopster "virtual warehouse." For most products, you can choose the selling price. Shopster handles product fulfillment, inventory, customer service, E-commerce store set-up and merchant account. For this, Shopster keeps 3.5% of your profit (about what you'd pay in credit card fees anyway).

Do I guarantee you'll make money with this? Of course not. But with the free introductory offer, there is little or nothing to lose.

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Dumb T-Shirts: There's money in'em.

T-Shirts quite simply will never go out of style. All over the net there are countless websites popping up taking advantage of this net niche market that has expanded from generic smiley faces and "I'm With Stupid" shirts to even more sophisticated make your own spam mail shirts. The fact is, almost anywhere you go on the planet, there's a person wearing a t-shirt with either a witless quote or an interesting graphic.

So you wanna make shirts huh, but you don't have the resources? Or you just can't figure out what would sell if you did have them. Honestly, t-shirt production is not that expensive and the profit return on your investment can be sweet provided you manage to sell your product. You have 2 main ways to get images on shirts. You can go the silkscreen route or the heat transfer route. Silk screen is real simple and less costly then heat transfer depending on the amount of colors involved in your project. The more colors the more it will cost you. If you find a good company like N Designs in the heart of Tennessee you'll do fairly well on production cost and they even do small orders, although they mostly service large companies and record labels with printed garments.

But what if you don't want silkscreened shirts? What if you're more interested in full color images like those portraits of Tupace & Biggie that never seem to run outtah steam. Now you're talking heat transfer and you're also talking more money. There's one way I've personally used to get my full color images on shirts and thousands of independent t-shirt creators have followed this trend. Cafepress.com has made it possible for folks to create not only t-shirts but various items to customize and even sell online in their very own net store. Only drawback is the amount of profit you end up with after your merchandise is sold. The base prices are rather high and you'd have to raise your sell price a bit much to get a few dollars off of your items. If you think in volume though, selling more at lower prices you'll make some money. Considering the fact that Cafe Press produces the product for you, completes the transaction and delivers it to your customer while you sit back and do nothing but promote your store, kinda makes what they're asking for as a base for each item not so terrible. Nevermind, the basic account with Cafe Press is free. (With a free account you can only create one of each customizable item.)

Okay now you have some what of an idea of where you can get shirts produced. (Get to searching the net for more info on companies that produce garments. Pay attention to the types of shirts they use to print on. You want to sell a quality product.) Now what do you put on them ? Depends on what you want to represent. Or if you're trynah toss a gimmick out there to make a quick buck. Either way you'll need to do what anyone that's trying to sell anything does. Research your market. Find out what's popular and what sells. Just think about what you would want a shirt to say. What haven't you seen on a shirt that you know people would be amazed to see. Come up a with a concept or 2 and run with'em. You won't know if it will be a big sell unless you actually try.

Build a better blog-trap the world will click a path to your door? Part 1

In the last year or so I’ve become considerably involved with blogging. I’ve realized the potential for many things through this form of communication. If promoted properly, you can reach a massive amount of folks from all over the globe, many of which you’d otherwise never ever possibly meet. You’d be surprise how many people actually feel the same way you do about things or have similar interest in topics you surely didn’t expect anyone else to be interested in. Regardless of what you’re into, the networking capabilities online and through the use of blogs are amazing.

So what do you blog about? Well, just like they always say when one wants to be a writer. Write what you know. How simple is that? Sometimes it’s not so simple, but anything can be done. I suggest you not make it work for yourself. As long as you enjoy what you do, the process becomes pretty seamless as far as I’ve experienced it. Write the way you speak and be honest. Contrived prose can be easily recognized by your reader and not appreciated. You want to get your message across most importantly. Ernest Hemmingway is looked upon as one of the greatest American authors that ever touched a typewriter key. He wrote short precise sentences and every one wasn’t filled with words you’d be embarrassed not to know the definition of. Besides, it’s not always the words that you use, but more so the manner in which you use the words you choose to use. All in all, you want to get your point across with the least amount of difficulty. You want to inform your audience. The more you write, the more confident you will become with your writing. If you’re not too sure about going live with some of your pieces have a friend that will give you a serious critique check it out. If you really want to get an unbiased opinion, you may want to have them read what you wrote with the idea that it is something that you stumbled upon while surfing and you’d like to share it with them and discuss. This method is a great way to get honest feedback.