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Today at the Warrior Forum, somebody brought up that a member was resurrecting old threads... some as old as a year or more. Yes, this can be rather annoying especially when a subject seems to be dead and buried. In this article, I want to go into why this is annoying and also when it might actually be appropriate to bring up an old thread. Yes, there are exceptions. But please remember, they ARE exceptions. Okay, so why is digging up old threads annoying? Well, the nature of a forum makes it so. Members want to talk about the most current events. For example, if Google just made a change, THAT is what they want to talk about. If there is a new product being launched, THAT is what they want to talk about. They don't want to talk about a product that was launched a year ago and may not even be available anymore. These old threads do nothing but clog up the forum and tick off the members...making YOU the target of their attacks. However, having said that, there are times when digging up an old thread might actually be beneficial to everybody. Let's say that company ABC made a policy change XYZ on January of year one. It's such a major change that a thread is created and goes on for many pages. The change ends up greatly affecting many Internet marketers. Now, let's say that one year later, company ABC decides to end that particular policy. This now becomes big news. But because of the reason for the initial change, background info is needed in order for people to understand the change back. In THIS case, digging up the old thread and posting as a continuation to it might be the best course of action in order to get everybody up to speed. Sure, another option is to start a new thread and post a link in it to the old thread. But the problem with that is that members then have to bounce between two threads and with both now in the spotlight, you're inevitably going to have members posting to both. Now you have a real headache on your hands...two threads about the same thing when one would have been sufficient. It's not a black and white issue. Sometimes a thread with marketing info can be made obsolete and bringing it up and pointing it out might not be a bad idea. It's a judgment call. Point is...use your common sense. If there's no real GOOD reason to resurrect a thread other than to just get your post count up (we all know when members do that) then don't do it. Your fellow members will love you for not clogging up their forum with old news. To YOUR Success, Steven Wagenheim Tired of spinning your wheels trying to get your marketing off the ground? Haven't got a clue what you're doing and sick of being dead broke? Why not get some solid mentoring from somebody who has been EXACTLY where you are today? Check out my mentoring program at http://www.stevewagenheim.com/mentoring/mentoring.html and finally get yourself the one on one education that can FINALLY give you the success that you've been looking for.

Oh well, another big product launch has come and gone. I'm talking of course about Frank Kern's List Control. Well, I'm going to tell you something about it that most people either won't recognize or won't admit even if they did. I think you'll find this article quite interesting to say the least. First off, let me say that I think Frank Kern has a wonderful stage presence. Ever watch one of his videos? I could watch him for hours. That takes talent. Anyway, I was watching his video on List Control and I noticed something interesting. When he started talking about what people would learn from the product, I noticed that the individual ingredients were no different from any other massive product on Internet marketing. In fact, I didn't find much difference between this product and Traffic Secrets, Nitro Blueprint or any of the other comprehensive marketing products. So what makes this one different? To answer that question, one needs to look only to the title of the product itself...List Control. The focus is on building a list. And even though in order to do this you need to have many other aspects of marketing in place, such as traffic generation, copywriting and so on, the focus leads one to believe that even though everything that you've seen in every other massive product on market is in THIS product...this one is different because of the focus. Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that this product isn't good. It is probably excellent. But the brilliance here is in the marketing of it. This is something that YOU as a marketer should make a note of the next time you come up with your OWN product. What's the focus going to be? How are you going to make your wheel different from all the other wheels that have come before it? Let's be honest here. There is nothing new under the sun. Everything is just a spin off of something else that came before it. And that's fine as long as it has value. Two people can explain article marketing to a single person and that person can totally understand the one person and totally misunderstand the other. It's not always the content of the message but HOW it's delivered that makes all the difference in the world. Point is, don't expect to find anything revolutionary in Frank's new product. However, given his reputation and the quality of his work, expect it to be of value and possible use to you IF learning to build a responsive list is something that you feel will help you. There you go. Something you DIDN'T know about List Control. Or did you? To YOUR Success, Steven Wagenheim Want to learn how to build a responsive list and all about email marketing at a fraction of the cost of List Control? Visit my site at http://www.stevewagenheim.com/emailmarketing/index.html and get your hands on 5 years of my personal experience with email marketing...experience that has earned me tens of thousands of dollars yearly.

Picture it...2006. You're about to launch your first product ever. You've submitted it to Clickbank. You've gotten approval. You have everything setup and ready to go. Your JV partners are all in place. You send out the launch email to your list. And then...it happens. Your site goes down. It has nothing to do with the number of visitors you've gotten as nobody's even had the chance to visit yet. The site just died...period. Welcome to Internet marketing hell. We've all been there at one time or another. No matter how hard you work or how well you plan, things happen that are just plain out of your control. How you handle the situation, however, will make the difference between keeping your sanity and losing your marbles altogether. In the seven plus years that I've been marketing online, I have seen just about everything. The reason I am still sane is because of how I choose to handle these situations. In this article, I'm going to share a few of the things that I do to keep me sane. These things may or may not work for you. But they've made it so that I am still able to do this after all these years and keep a smile on my face. You might want to take this advice to heart. At the top of my list is a simple philosophy. Some things are out of my control...deal with it. I don't care how successful you are, how much money you have, or how much clout you think you have with the Internet marketing gods. Stuff is going to happen that you will have no control over. Getting upset about it is not going to help the situation. Stay calm and focus. If you can do that much, you have a great chance of getting through the situation. Next, take stock of the situation. What exactly has happened and how serious is it really? In the case of a down site, it's not going to stay down forever. Contact your web host and find out how long they expect the site to be down. Most servers can be restarted pretty fast. Key thing is to make sure you have a contact number for your host. In other words, be prepared. Finally, there is damage control. In the case of a down server, as soon as you can, contact your list, or whoever you need to contact and let them know that your site is down and that it's being worked on. Do whatever you can to downplay the problem. You don't want to panic your list or your JV partners. Naturally, each situation is going to be different. Maybe a payment processor has dropped you. Fine, get a new one. It's not hard and it doesn't take long to sign up with one. There are always alternatives. If you keep your head about you when all around you is going to pot, you can keep yourself from falling victim to Internet marketing hell. To YOUR Success, Steven Wagenheim Want to know what the 7 Deadly Sins of Internet Marketing are? Get my free report at http://www.stevewagenheim.com/7deadlysins/7deadlysins.html and save your business from going down the tubes before it even has a chance.

We've all read about the death of this and that and every other little thing when it comes to making money online. Seems to me that just about everything is dead. Amazing how most of those things still bring amazing results when applied properly. Well, in this article, I don't want to talk about any more deaths. Instead, I want to talk about the rebirth of Internet marketing. Why do I say rebirth? Keep reading and you'll find out. Over the years, Internet marketing has gone through a lot of changes. Technology alone has given us methods of bringing our message to the masses that we could only dream about at one time. Video marketing is right up there at the top of my list. Years ago, few people could even view a video online. Today, most people have high speed connections and are able to watch whole movies online if they want. So yeah, we have more ways to bring our message to our prospects. But that's not the point of this article. The point is less to do with the technical aspects of marketing and more to do with what's going on between those two ears of yours. See, many marketers are still stuck in the stone age...mindset wise. They question the new ways. After all, if static web sites were good enough for them in 1997, why do they need blogs and videos and social networking sites now? Can't they just do what they've been doing? Well, they could. But the cold hard truth of the matter is this. There is a market out there that exists on platforms that the old school marketer isn't going to reach if they stick to their static HTML site, link exchanges, banner exchanges, and whatever else they were doing 13 years ago. How much of that market they reach will depend on how much they're willing to change their old mindset. THAT...is the rebirth I'm talking about. I'm talking about getting rid of all your old preconceptions of what you THINK is supposed to be and start looking around you. There is a world out there that is constantly changing. My own Twitter account has over 6,000 followers. These are 6,000 people who I probably wouldn't have reached when I first started in 2003. Open your mind to the possibilities of 2010 and experience the rebirth of Internet marketing in your OWN life. You just might find that your income will greatly increase from the change in mindset. To YOUR Success, Steven Wagenheim Sick and tired of spinning your wheels trying to make a buck online? Visit the products page of my blog at http://stevewagenheim.com/blog/products and get a 6 figure education for pennies.

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Let's take the hypothetical conversation going on inside this Internet marketer's head. Ordering ultram without prescription, He's thinking of asking somebody if split testing their squeeze page is really all that important. The reason they're asking is because of that conversation in their head...the one that goes like this... Sample soma online, "Do I really have to split test?"

"Not really. It's not that important."

"Thanks, that's what I thought."

Instead, what happens is that they get an answer that goes something like this...

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When that validation doesn't happen, they become defensive. They start making excuses for why they don't want to do split testing or whatever the problem is. They have to justify their decision. Ordering ultram without prescription, This is what drives me crazy about these people. If they don't want advice, no rx soma online, if all they're doing is looking for validation, why ask.

Truth of the matter is this. There are very few subjects where there are definitive answers. It is rare that you're going to get a 100% consensus on anything. I've been at this for over seven years and still there are people who don't agree with me and who I don't agree with on certain marketing tactics, ordering ultram without prescription. That doesn't mean either of us is right or wrong. We just have differing opinions.

Looking for validation is fine, but if that's what you're looking for, state it up front. State that THIS is the way that you're going to do it, regardless of what anyone says and you're just looking for opinions on the decision. Order soma without prescription, However, if you want to really improve as a marketer...listen to the ACTUAL conversation taking place and not the one inside your head.

You might actually learn something that helps you.

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At the top of my list, and probably the biggest problem most marketers have, is that they don't take the time to REALLY understand their target market. They don't know what makes these people tick. Think of it this way. You can't sell vegetables to a kid who hates them if you simply focus on the fact that those vegetables are healthy. Discount ultram online discount, The kid doesn't care. What the kid DOES care about is being able to get dessert AFTER dinner. So you focus on the reward for eating vegetables...or what the person ultimately wants from the product their buying, on sale soma overnight delivery. Once you understand this, selling becomes a whole lot easier.

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If marketers could just get those three things down, the other minor problems that crop up would simply be small bumps in the road instead of major road blocks.

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Let's start with the first problem in regard to data. It originates from the actual building of the list you're emailing. Sample ultram online cheap, See, too many marketers don't know how to build a targeted list. They'll offer some kind of free report or newsletter for a certain niche but fail to do the necessary research in order to determine what that niche actually wants. So what happens is that you end up either not building a large enough list OR you end up building a list that is going to be totally unresponsive to what you're offering.

So what do you think is going to happen when you start tracking your email campaigns, sample phentermine no rx. Well, in the case of a too small list, you can't make any kind of a reasonable conclusion on the effectiveness of the campaign because of the small sample size. In the case of a list built on a wrong premise, you're going to end up with stats that look like McGovern's in the Presidential race of 1972 when he lost to Nixon in a landslide, sample ultram online cheap. So in order to make sense of stats, the foundation of your list MUST be solid.

But what then. What if you find that you get a 50% open rate on all emails sent and yet, your CTR is less than 1%. Does this really mean anything even with a targeted list. Sample ultram online cheap, Well, it could mean one of many things. For starters, it could mean that your prospects are interested in your content but not interested in your product. However, it could mean something else. It could also mean that you are giving away too much info in your newsletter, Discount soma overnight delivery, thus making it so that there is no need to BUY your product.

That is the problem with pure statistics. They don't tell the whole story, sample ultram online cheap. They never will. This is why it's important to dive deep into your campaigns and find out what the reason is for the low CTR, if that's the case. You need to email your list and ask them point blank what the deal is. The responses you get, provided they are enough, should give you some idea if the problem is the product or simply that you're giving away the store. Sample ultram online cheap, Of course the sneaky way to do this is to simply ask people how they like the newsletter and if they feel it is helpful. If most respond that they've never gotten so much great info in a newsletter, that could indicate that they're getting too much info. If the response is good but not off the charts, it could indicate that the product you're pitching just isn't appealing to them.

Unfortunately, this is not an exact science...which is why you have to take stats with a grain of salt.

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Quite simply...I don't do the big boy launch thing because it's
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It will really be no different from a comprehensive book on chess
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Just another twist on a solid comprehensive marketing product.

Like I said, knowing Frank, it's probably great and maybe even
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Provided they don't already have something similar.

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