There's a lot of controversy on how to use AdWords the right way and I have my own cookbook for my formulas which I won't part with - well, maybe at the right price, hehe.. But the guys over at StomperNet have released a new video about an hour long. And it's worth a look.
Some of these things you watch and then think - gosh, I just wasted an hour of my night. But you'll glean some cool gems from this one without spending a cent and I'm not an affiliate.
I give it to you here because it is just another thing you should understand and have in your quiver.
There is another post coming out in just a bit, but here's the link. Maybe you can have this playing in the background while you do your work.
http://www.stompernet.net/goingnatural3/
Talk soon,
Dave
You can make money from your website. Today it's easy to add advertising, but I show you which work best, and ways to target to get more clicks.
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Friday, May 09, 2008
Friday, December 29, 2006
Pipeline Profits or Pipe Dreams?
Brad Fallon and Andy Jenkins have done it again - peaking my interest into their product, StomperNet. This time, with a new video from one of their students who devised a way to build an online business without SEO, cpc, ppc, or traditional methods.
It's worth a look, mainly because most AdSense junkies rarely tap into the list building market, and there is money to be made there. Most people on lists are attuned to the pitch.
Here's the link to the video: Pipeline Profits.
After you've watched that, make sure you bookmark John Reese's new site, due out next month, http://www.income.com/
It's worth a look, mainly because most AdSense junkies rarely tap into the list building market, and there is money to be made there. Most people on lists are attuned to the pitch.
Here's the link to the video: Pipeline Profits.
After you've watched that, make sure you bookmark John Reese's new site, due out next month, http://www.income.com/
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