I have, a few days ago set up a new training course delivered by email. The course is designed to give an introduction to the huge field that is Internet Marketing. We are starting off by covering emails, automation and brand/reputation building.
It is my hope that by signing up and following along with the newsletters that subscribers will get an idea of the scope of what they need to know and that this will help them to better focus on their information needs.
We will be adding more training over the coming weeks to expand on the material in this introductory series. I'd be really happy to hear suggestions from subscribers as to what kinds of training they would like to see.
The signup form is underneath the animated image in the sidebar.
Thanks for taking a look!
Andrew.
Filed under Blogging Tools, Internet Marketing, Internet Marketing Training, LAMMs Techniques, Making Money by on Feb 1st, 2008. Comment.
OK, since when did Web 2.0 come to mean a set of design cliches.
Anyway since we are in the middle of that meme I might as well chuck another stick on the fire.
I found a list of over 100 tools for doing web 2.0 stylee graphics tricks. There are also things like domain name generators, email address obfuscators, loadsa fun for the Web 2.0 (and ordinary folks!)
http://www.ajaxflakes.com/web-20/top-100-online-generators-web-20/
For the curious but indolent, here is a partial list of the goodies available:
Graphics & Image generators
Color generators
CSS generators
Domain Name generators
Email generators
Favicons generators
Flash generators
Form generators
METATAG generators
Password generators
PopUp generators
Robots.txt generators
RSS generators
SiteMap generators
Text generators
ASCII generators
PDF generators
Tooltip generators
XML Forms generators
HTACCESS generators
Fun & Humor
Filed under Blogging Tools, LAMM add-ons, LAMMs Techniques by on Feb 4th, 2008. Comment.
I just read a post 'somewhere on the webs' about a make money from blogging course being offered by Mark Joyner of Simpleology. He has launched a Simpleology blogging course and he has a neat and interesting twist.
I am sure the course costs money – I don't know how much. There seems to be no link to a sales page.
But, if I blog about the course and include the text that follows my wn words then I get a free copy of the course package.
I am always keen to learn and as I'd like to help readers here to learn this seems an easy deal and I'd encourage any readers to follow my example. Nothing to lose and, after all, if the course is rubbish you can always delete the post, right?
Actually there was a secondary reason for going along with this idea. The stunt is a very cool illustration of the power of viral marketing. Mark Joyner puts out a product that is of interest to a niche group. He wants to reach as many members as possible of that group at as little cost sa possible. So, he gives away the product on the proviso that the 'clients' promote the product without even having seen it.
Of course, once in the Simpleology product funnel Mark Joyner can take his time in getting all his new 'clients' further down the funnel where we will be spending real money.
The old saying 'using a sprat to catch a mackerel' applies here, with a vengeance.
So, here is the text that I need to post and I look forward to seeing the course in the near future!
I'm evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they're letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.
It covers:
- The best blogging techniques.
- How to get traffic to your blog.
- How to turn your blog into money.
I'll let you know what I think once I've had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it's still free.
PS. It looks as though Google has indexed about 25,000 copies of Mark's text. It'll be interesting to see if I can get any kind of decent ranking for the search term Simpleology Blogging.
Filed under Blog Promotion, Blogging Tools, Internet Marketing, Internet Marketing Training, Making Money by on Feb 7th, 2008. Comment.


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