One thing that gets on my nerves is the constant posts on FaceBook about how to make $1000 a day doing nothing. This is the craziest this I have ever heard but every day I see this on each and every FaceBook Group.

 What if you could make a realistic amount of money each day or week without doing all that marketing across hundreds of social networks each day?

What if your website was setup to market for you every time you post to your own blog? It would connect to your FaceBook, Twitter and LinkedIn push your Blog Posts on its own saving you valuable time and bringing you followers.

Your same website would also send out an advertisement flyer each time a person registers to your website to follow your blog.

If this sounds good to you then keep reading and I will show you what plugins to use with WordPress that will do just this.

 What you need:

First you need a WordPress powered website hosted on a private or shared server not the free WordPress site you get from WordPress.org. Most hosting accounts offer WordPress as an auto install but you need some knowledge about installing and setting up plugs. Find a Webster like me that knows how to work with WP.

After you have you new or old website installed, setup and all your basic content is in place your ready to add the two special plugins.

SB Welcome Email and WP Social Traffic

Install SB Welcome Email if you do nothing else since it’s the work horse that sends you ad campaigns to the new subscribers the moment they sign up.

WP Social Traffic automatically sends your new posts to: Twitter.com and Tumblr.com. Instantly gain dozens of new visitors each time you update your blog.

For FaceBook to get content you need to login to FaceBook and add an app named RSS Graffiti. Then add your website’s RSS Blog Feed so it checks for updates automatically. Graffiti is designed to poll whatever RSS feed for changes and push those changes to FaceBook for you.

Now you’re ready to start Blogging on your own website and let your website do the rest of the work for you.

If you have any questions just shoot me an email.

SEO Tips: Finding "Link Love"

The most effective and long-lasting way to improve your ranking in a search engine is to increase the number of "inbound" links to your site from other websites. Inbound links represent an endorsement of your site. If these other site owners find your site useful, the logic goes, then Internet searchers are likely to find your site useful too.

Building a search engine based on inbound links (instead of simply reviewing keywords in hidden "meta tags" or website text) is what propelled Google from a late entrant to the search field to its current position as undisputed leader. Google currently has more than 65 percent of searches, and shows little sign of relinquishing this dominance, despite Microsoft and Yahoo's combined effort to unseat it.

This link-based approach (called "link analysis") proved so effective that other major search engines followed Google's example. "Link analysis is at the core of almost all major search engines," says Aaron Wall, author of SEO Book.com, a search engine optimization education service that, incidentally, is the first website result in a Google search of "SEO."

SEO Tips: Five Ways to Get Linked

1. Give stuff away. Does your company offer free samples of its product? Do you have any handy applications or an ebook you can let site visitors download for free? There are few more effective ways to get people to link to your site than to offer something for nothing.

2. Share useful information. Links are commonly used to share information, so putting useful information on your site, such as articles or how-to guides will help draw links.

3. Connect with your community. This can be either your geographic community or a community based on your industry. Sponsoring an event at a local charity, interviewing an industry expert and posting the interview on your site or writing articles and blog entries for others to post can all bring inbound links.

4. Reach out to the blogosphere. Bloggers are always looking for new ideas, new websites to link to, and new products to write about, and they can be a great source of link love.

5. Use good old-fashioned PR. Getting mentioned in the press is good for your company in many different ways, and one of them is that online publications may include links to your site or your information if your company is mentioned in an article.

WARNING: Whatever you do, don't join a "link farm"—a website consisting only of links whose only goal is to raise rankings. Search companies are liable to punish sites listed in link farms by lowering their rankings instead.

 

Everyone has ideas, however it's focusing those ideas correctly that will make or break your online business.
 

Most Common E-Commerce Websites;

• Store / Dropship
   
• Review Site / Affiliate
   
• AdSense
   

Store / Dropship Websites
 

Unfortunately Web Stores are by far the most popular type of website Newbies choose, they are also the hardest type of website to support & be successful with.
 

Unless you are offering something totally unique, or your web store is an extension of an existing brick & mortar store, please think again when considering an online store as your e-commerce website.
 

Reasons to reconsider;
 

1/ Website Costs – As a store you need either e-commerce shopping cart software or an e-commerce provider plus a https:// Domain to accept credit card payments.
 

2/ Product Sourcing – Obtaining products at low wholesale pricing may require "Company Incorporation". Even then your volume will be so low when starting, it is unlikely you will have a very large profit margin, especially if you are competing in competitive markets.
 

3/ Time – If you are considering an E-Commerce website as a second source of income, then the time you are prepared to commit to the website is a major deciding factor as to the type of site you should build. Stores require daily accounting, telephone support, email support & shipping & receiving. If you don't have the time consider a different type of site.

Review Site / Affiliate

If you have just been put off building a web store then this is the type of e-commerce website for you.

Affiliate sites have all the advantages of a web store without the hassle.

Affiliate marketing is very simple, Vendors offer a percentage of their sale price to the person that sent them the customer. Without going into the technical aspects vendors provide you with a unique link which you place on your site, if your visitor follows your link & buys a product you get a commission.

You are not limited to promoting only one vendor so Review sites are a great idea. Join the affiliate programs of several vendors offering similar products. Create a site that compares these products with your affiliate links tagged as "More Info" or "Buy Now" If your visitor buys any of the products after visiting your site you make money.

There is no support, & no requirement for secure domains or payment providers. You will be paid by check or directly into a PayPal account.

NOTE: The one disadvantage of affiliate marketing is that you don't generate a customer list. List building is very important so offer your visitors an incentive to leave their personal information.

AdSense

By far the easiest type of e-commerce website to build.

Articles, RSS feeds, even automated content providers make AdSense sites simple to build & maintain with original & updating free content.

Once you have decided on a general topic & a relevant domain name, simply build pages using freely available Articles, RSS feeds or write your own. Insert your AdSense code (Google Adverts) in and around the articles & promote the site. Google will pay you for anyone that visits your site & clicks on an ad.

There are many different ways of making money with an e-commerce website, however these are the most popular.

 

The first step for almost anybody who wants to make money online is to learn how to make money with affiliate marketing. This is a good first step because it teaches, by way of experience, the basics of internet marketing. It's also good for the beginner because you don't have to spend time or money creating your own product or spending lots of money on a good sales writer.

As an affiliate marketer, your job is not to sell but to pre-sell your affiliate products. This doesn't involve making a direct pitch. Rather, your affiliate marketing website, blog or e-list should concentrate on the problems your niche market experiences. After all, most products–especially information products–are sold to people who have a problem they want to solve

When you sell someone else's product, you don't have to worry about paying anyone to write a sales letter because it's already done for you. You also don't have to worry about testing different versions of the sales letter to see which one works better. (Product owners do this all the time, because even something as small as a new headline or extra bullet point can add thousands of dollars of value if it drives up enough site traffic.) The benefit of this is that you can use the sales letter that's already been written to identify not only what the problem is, but also the emotional triggers associated with it. Then, on your blog, your web pages or on your e-list, you can talk about those problems from the angle of a consumer. You don't even have to directly pitch the product–in fact, it's often better if you don't! Just make sure you provide a link and a small advertisement about the product somewhere close to your content

Good sales letters written by competent sales writers can cost anywhere up to the low four-figure to the five-figure range. One reason good sales literature costs so much is because the writer may end up spending a whole month researching it. It's not just sales words that go into the material. Hours and hours of product research–and more importantly, market and consumer research–go into the building of a sales letter. Good sales writers are "worth their rate" in gold, though. After all, a sales letter is what gets that prospect to say the final "yes."

Ultimately, creating your own product (or paying somebody to create it), then marketing it, is one of the best and most fulfilling ways to earn an income online. But this can take time and financial resources that most beginners just don't have. Learning to make money online with affiliate marketing can also keep you from making costly mistakes when you finally do have your own product. Mistakes are part of the learning process, and you should expect to make a few when you first start out. But it's best to make them when you don't have large amounts of your own money, or your own brand, at stake.

For further information on affiliate marketing Alan King suggests you check out his friend Mike Filsaime's site at PayDotCom. Paydotcom is a great resource for finding niche marketing products.   Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Alan_King

 

Top 10 SEO Mistakes from

http://www.webconfs.com

 

1- Targetting the wrong keywords

This is a mistake many people make and what is worse – even experienced SEO experts make it. People choose keywords that in their mind are descriptive of their website but the average users just may not search them. For instance, if you have a relationship site, you might discover that “relationship guide” does not work for you, even though it has the “relationship” keyword, while “dating advice” works like a charm. Choosing the right keywords can make or break your SEO campaign. Even if you are very resourceful, you can't think on your own of all the great keywords but a good keyword suggestion tool, for instance, the Website Keyword Suggestion tool will help you find keywords that are good for your site.

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2- Ignoring the Title tag

Leaving the