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How to Double, Triple, Even Quadruple Your Business Profits in 20 Minutes

by on April 5, 2011 in Copywriting, List Building, Product Launch, Time Management

Let me ask you a questions…

Let me ask you a very important question…

What do you is the most profitable activity in your business, measured by the number of extra dollars of profit created in a unit of time?

I thought long and hard about this. And I submit to you that the most profitable activity in practically every business on this awesome planet just has to be copywriting, which is the process of stringing  together words into an ad, a letter, or a message to generate more sales.

This 5-minute video explains how you can use the power of copywriting to 2X, 3X, or even 4X your profits in just 20 minutes, without leaving your office.

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919 Self Improvement Gifts

by on January 16, 2011 in List Building, Product Creation, Time Management

January is the month of new beginnings. It’s the time when many of us resolve to install new habits, start new projects, and reach new goals. Hence it can be considered the month of self-improvement.

Alas, most of these resolutions are gone and forgotten before the next months rolls around. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There are ways to make the new habits stick. Ways to reprogram out brains to focus on the new goals for as long as it takes us to reach them. Ways to gain focus and follow through on every project until completion.

One of the most important factors of success is the constant “diet” of self-improvement information. So it is no accident that the biggest self-improvement giveaway event of the years is taking place right now:

Self-Improvement Gifts

You can instantly get your hands on 919 awesome special reports, audios, videos, and memberships designed to help you become a better you. The event is closing in just a few days so don’t wait too long.

Self-Improvement Gifts

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Internet Marketing Productivity: Taming The Information Overload

by on June 12, 2010 in Internet Marketing, Productivity Tips, Time Management

If you’ve been in the Internet Marketing field (even as a student) for some time, you probably wake up every morning to find several hundred new emails in your Inbox.

One doesn’t need to be a psychic to guess that most of these emails promise instant traffic, loads of subscribers, and untold profits that will be bestowed upon you the moment you click on the link. And on that link you click to watch another video and read another special report. Another hour goes by and you are not any closer to achieving your business goals.

Now, for the record, I’m not knocking email marketing or the products that are being promoted via email. In fact, I sincerely hope you are one of my subscribers and some of the emails in your Inbox have come from me.

The real issue is the “kid at the candy store” syndrome that we all (including yours truly) succumb to so easily. And when we do, not much gets accomplished.

While there are a number of things you can do to eliminate distractions and organize your day, there is one critical step that a lot of people skip.

And that step is making a conscious decision about your Internet Marketing specialty, i.e. the one marketing tactic you are going to master.

As they say, you can do anything but you cannot do everything. You can’t be equally good at SEO, PPC, AdSense, Affiliate Marketing, PLR, eBay, Twitter, Facebook, Safe Lists, Traffic Exchanges, Article Marketing, Video Marketing, Podcasts, CPA, Media Buying, etc, etc, etc.

The moment you get clear about who you are and what you do, you can continue to voraciously consume all the information related to that one topic… and absolutely ignore everything else.

The following questions should help you find your Internet Marketing persona (turn off you cell phone, shut down your instant messenger, close your email and spend the next 20 minutes writing down your answers):

  • Would you rather sell information, software or physical products?
  • Do you think you’d be good at creating concepts and “pontificating” or do you think you’d excel at promoting others?
  • Are you an analytical number-cruncher or an inspired artist?
  • Which traffic method(s) have you had more experience with or would like to get really good at?
  • If someone were to put a gun to your head and make you pick just one traffic method, one money-making approach, and one type of product to sell, which three would would you end up with?

Write down your answers. Read what you’ve written down out loud. Note what it feels like when you hear your voice say it.

If it doesn’t feel all that great, re-do the exercise.

And if it does, congratulations! You have just found the key to personal focus, productivity, and, ultimately, Internet business success.

As from now on, you are going to ignore anything that is not directly related to that “one thing” you have discovered within yourself and defined for yourself. And through this simple action, you will eradicate the information overload, slay the dragon, and sail the ship of your fledgling business out of the swamp and into clear waters.

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