10 Reasons Why People Don't Visit Your Web Site

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1. You don't offer free original content. It's important
to give your visitors information they can't find any-
where else. If you're the only source for a certain type
of information, people will flock to your web site.

2. You don't offer free software. Most people like
to find good deals on software for their computers. If
the software is free, that is even better.

3. You don't offer a free contest or sweepstakes. It's
a fact, people like to win things. If you can fulfill that
need, people will stop by to visit.

4. You don't offer a free directory. Create a directory
of web sites on a particular topic that is related to your
target audience. People will visit because they will find
what they're looking for, all in one place.

5. You don't offer a free e-zine. Most people love to
get free information that they're interested in emailed
to them on a regular basis. This saves them time and
money.

6. You don't offer a free community. People like to
have a place were they can have discussions with
others on a particular subject. You could add a chat
room or message board to your web site.

7. You don't offer a free affiliate program. One of
people's basic needs to survive is money. When you
offer them a free opportunity to make money they'll
line up to visit your web site.

8. You don't offer a free online utility. When you offer
a utility that can solve a problem, people will visit your
web site. The utility could be a free autoresponder,
e-mail account, search engine submission, etc.

9. You don't offer free current information. Supply
news stories related to your web site. People want
up-to-date news on the topics they are interested in.
They will also be interested in visiting your web site.

10. You don't offer free samples of your product
or service. Have you ever been to a store and you
jumped at the chance to get a free sample of food?
This same concept will also attract people to visit
your web site

How do I get people to my site?

Here is, by far, one of the most common questions I get:Short of me saying "Just hire Me"

 

"I just started a new business. How do I get people to my site?"

 

Another great question from our community... because it's true -- the hardest part about traffic building is getting to your first 1,000 visitors and keeping the momentum going after that.

 

Today you get your answer. If I started a new site, here's exactly what I would do to get my first 1,000 visitors:

 

The first thing to understand is there's an easy way and a hard way to jump-start your traffic. 

 

In the old days, your only choice was to take the slow route: build links to get search rankings, grow your prominence on forums, and other things like that. These were and still are good, but they take time. 

 

And I find that, when you're just starting, the key to keeping motivated is to see quick results. And today that is much easier because you've got sites like Facebook and Twitter with millions and MILLIONs of users on them every day. 

 

(Plus, as an added bonus, it is easy to find people in your target market on them, too. Jackpot.)

 

So the easiest way to 1,000 visitors is by focusing time and energy into building your Twitter and Facebook profile. 

 

With Twitter do the following:

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1. After you create your profile start following other people and companies in your industry.

 

2. Perform keyword searches on Twitter for keywords related to what you do. Also start following 100 to 200 of those people each day.

 

3. Start tweeting about topics related to your industry (don't just tweet about things on your website).

 

4. You'll notice that after a few days 20 to 30% of the people you follow will follow you back. You can start manually unfollowing the people who don't follow you back or if you don't have the time you can use a service like Tweet Adder which can do this for you in an automated fashion.

 

5. Start participating on Twitter by tweeting at people in your industry and retweeting some of their tweets.

 

6. At this point you should have been on Twitter for more than 5 days and now you can start tweeting about your company and content. Make sure you aren't doing a hard sell and that 80% of the time you are still tweeting about stuff that isn't related to your company.

 

FaceBook

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1. Friend thought leaders in your industry. Although a large percentage of the people will not accept your friend request, at least 10% of the thought leaders should.

 

2. Start engaging with your audience by posting stuff on your wall. The stuff shouldn't be about your company, but more so about industry news and events related to your sector.

 

3. To create the most engagement post things that are short and during times you think your "target friends" are online.

 

4. Start commenting on your friends' wall and like messages that you like within your feed.

 

5. Start asking questions on your wall. These questions should be related to your industry. By asking questions you'll start to see more engagement from your "target friends".

 

6. After a week of engaging more heavily on Facebook you should start seeing more friend requests. Instead of turning away people you don't know, accept them as they could be a reader or your website or a potential customer of your product/service.

 

7. At this point you should be posting information about your company 30% of the time. But, again, don't hard sell your product... only do soft pitches.

 

8. After you spend a month or so building up your Facebook and Twitter presence it shouldn't be hard to get at least a few thousand visitors to your website just from these 2 traffic sources.

 

And that's all there is to it. It's not rocket science (anyone telling you otherwise is trying real hard to sell you something). 

 

Building on that, the REAL key is to understand how social media fits into your overall traffic strategy.

 

And that's what I will explain tomorrow.

 

And let's not forget, If you'd like to be considered to hire me to help you with your online marketing, apply at http://wordofmouyhmarketting.com I'll be selecting a company shortly.

CraigWSeaton@yahoo.com

6 Branding Approaches They Forgot to Teach You in Business School

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Do you have all the basics of branding in place, but you are still struggling to create even a dent in your competitor’s market share?

Most companies don’t get branding… and for the ones that do, it’s often not enough. But if you don’t figure out how to climb out of the clutter and ahead of your competition, your company will fail.

So what can you do? Study the following six companies and the branding lessons they learned as they overcame the obstacles in their markets.

Lesson #1: Start with why

Too often companies start their branding journey by building a product they hope will change people’s lives. They've spent thousands of hours in research and development on an idea, but when they ship, the product flops.

Let’s look at Apple to learn why that is. Instead of the typical what-how-why advertising message, Apple has always promoted the why first. They've promoted the reason behind why they exist. You can imagine them saying this: “Apple exists to challenge the status quo. We emphasize beautiful design. And we make computer devices.”

That’s totally different than if they said, “Apple makes computer devices. They are beautifully designed. We exist to challenge the status quo.”

One starts with the why…the other one ends with the why. This is one of the reasons that Apple is innovative year-after-year and is one of the biggest companies in the world.

In fact, they've been trading places as “world’s biggest company” with Exxon for the last several months.

Apple established a movement based on their why and created a following. They enhance the deal by creating beautiful and useful products… so sales rush in year after year.

The lesson is that when everyone involved… from the founder all the way down to the customer… knows exactly why your company exists, then you create a meaningful way for people to see your brand, instead of just another company wanting to make millions.

So, what is your company’s why?

Lesson #2: Never forget the past

In today’s startup economy, most companies don’t have a lot of history since they are younger than four years or so. But if you’re company is only ten years old, it’s dangerous to forget your past when you are planning for the future.

Let me show you what I mean.

The company Blinds.com tries to stay rooted to their history in a number of ways:

• They hung streets signs from the ceiling with the names of the city/street of all their offices. This even includes the addresses of companies they’ve bought.
• They named one of their meeting rooms “Laura” since the business started as a brick-and-mortar business called “Laura’s.”
• They named another meeting room after their first website they started back in 1996: NoBrainerBlinds.com.
• They named yet another meeting room after their first real location. That meeting room is called “The Alley.”
• They displayed all of the articles written about the company during it’s 16 years of being in business.

If you are part of a company with history it’s important you understand that history and communicate it to all of your employees.

And don’t forget, that foundation includes the why behind your history—it reflects who you are. Neglect to communicate your history and you threaten to weaken a powerful tool to strengthen your brand.

Lesson #3: Create your own market

Jumping into an existing market can be near-impossible. If it’s a competitive or shrinking market you may never succeed. If you truly want to succeed, you need to create your own market.

Way back when e-readers were nothing but a fuzzy concept, Amazon jumped into the market giving early adopters something to play with:

A lot of people felt like they were stupid for taking such a risky move, but they aren’t saying that now with the rise of the e-reader.

And even though the Kindle Fire didn’t turn out to be as great as people hoped and publishers and libraries continue to give Amazon trouble about their privacy and pricing policies, there is no doubt that Amazon… because they created their own market… will dominate it.

What’s the lesson for you? Look for markets like you were a value investor… find markets that are under-valued but have promising growth.

Lesson #4: Rebrand to avoid confusion

When some companies branch out into two or more business lines instead of one, they often run into problems. The problem arises when their name doesn't fit the new line of business.

This is kind of what happened to Formspring, a company that launched a popular social media product that attracted a different user base than its form-building product that is more geared to businesses.

It was easy to cause confusion between the two products so the company decided to re-brand itself. That’s not an easy task since the former name was pretty popular among the costumers.

What the company decided to do was create an infographics that taught users how to create the perfect landing page with their new brand.

The key to success was that they made something that educated their customer. In the end, more than 100,000 people shared the infographics through StumbleUpon in the last year.

What can you learn from this lesson? Try to make your products as distinct from each other as possible. And if you do end up with brand confusion, don’t be afraid to re-brand.

Lesson #5: Create an awesome user experience

Most products will be so similar to each other that you need to figure out a way to make them very different. And one of the easiest and less-expensive ways to do that is by creating an awesome user experience. It doesn’t matter if you are selling mopeds or haircuts, you need to make your customers feel like every interaction with you is what makes youdifferent.

Look at the iPhone and how it entered into a crowded market. Cell phones were all basically the same before Apple entered the market. Because Apple’s why is built around “challenging the status quo” they created a user experience that absolutely blew away the competition.

This all started with the iPod. Apple floated a minimum viable productout into the market to see how it would be responded to. People went crazy over the iPod so Apple figured that the iPhone, which would cost more to create, wouldn’t be such a gamble. They were right.

How can you create an awesome user experience? Start by looking at the customers of your competitor and see what they are missing from their experience. And the nice thing about user experience is you can go after big competitors without having their deep pockets.

Lesson #6: Stay edgy

You would never think that a 216-year old whiskey company would try to go after the women’s market, but that’s exactly what Jim Beam did.

The company wants to get more nimble and act like a start-up rather than a huge company. The key to making that change was looking into a market that most of their competitors were neglecting.

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What was that market? It was women. Most of the big spirits companies did not give any attention to women, even with products like vodka where women made up half of the market. The thinking was to advertise to the men and the women will follow. In order to stay edgy, Jim Beam decided to treat them as a profitable market.

What the company ended up doing was adding more brands to their product lines, including a margarita variety called Bethenny Click Here! that’s a number one selling brand.

Tips For an Effective RSS Feed

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One of the more effective marketing techniques that will allow you to establish rapport with your target audience is RSS feeds. Short for really simple syndication, RSS feeds revolve around offering individuals a way to conveniently stay updated with the latest posts from a website or blog. Basically, a feed is an easy way for people to aggregate content in one location rather than having to visit multiple websites. Let’s now go over some benefits of RSS feeds for small to medium sized marketers and how to get the most out of them.

Perhaps the biggest benefit of this marketing technique is the highly targeted traffic you will usually receive. Since a person must subscribe to your feed, you can be assured that every person reading your content has a genuine interest and will be open to buying any products or services you offer. In the event that a person is no longer interested, he can simply unsubscribe and it shouldn’t lead to any sort of resentment. This means that you won’t be spamming anyone and you should be able to build a level of trust with your audience. As a result, you can expect to see reasonable to good conversion rates when implementing RSS feeds.

Another advantage is the convenience it offers. By using an RSS feed, you can easily keep your audience updated on any recent business news simply by posting as normal. Rather than trying to reach customers or clients through a plethora of mediums, feeds condense your content and deliver to all interested parties.

Along with this, RSS feeds are perfect for tracking the performance of your content. Due to the fact that many syndication platforms provide some sort of analytical information, you can keep track of how many people subscribe and how many unsubscribe to get a better idea of how well your content is performing. When you see that people are ignoring your content or unsubscribing, you can usually find the reasons why. This is advantageous because it should help you optimize your website or blog and prevent you from making the same mistakes over and over. Over time, you should be able to maximize your list of subscribers which can serve as a big boost for your business.

In order to get the most out of RSS feeds, there are a couple of guidelines to follow. First, you should make it easy for people to subscribe. This can be done by placing an RSS button in an easy to find location on your website. Usually, it’s ideal to place it in the header above the fold. Along with this, it’s important to provide your audience with consistently quality content. While it may take more time than mediocre content, it’s necessary for retaining subscribers and gaining new ones

Video on how to make RSS Feeds work for you...a freebie

Craig Seaton  www.TheWebsiteBuilderPro.com

What is Deep linking

Deep linking is a tool used by websites to point a visitor directly to a page within the website instead of the landing page or front page of the site. Deep linking allows visitors to go directly to the information they require, which may be available on a certain page of the website, but not on the web page to which the basic link leads. Businesses participate in deep linking through search engines so that they can guide visitors to what they need quickly, as well as keeping the attention of the visitor in hopes that the visitor will find the information, product, or service that he or she needs and not leave the website because it was difficult to find that information on a different page. Deep linking is also an excellent way to take visitors directly to a product on a web page and not have them go through multiple pages to find it, especially on a website that has numerous products.

The process of deep linking is slightly controversial in the search engine world. While some say it is an excellent way to get visitors directly where they want to go, others counter that when visitors do not have to click through a website to find something, the other parts of the website have lower impressions. Having higher impression rates is important to many websites, especially those which have advertisements that either sponsor the web pages, or lead to their own pages and products. This also poses a problem to those who advertise on other websites that might be passed by when a deep link is created to a page that is just past the one the company advertises on. Other controversies come from certain websites charging to have permanent deep links to their website, and others not being able to handle deep links because of the software used to create the web pages cannot support being linked directly and having direct traffic.

There are certain web pages that decide to opt out of deep linking for their website, forcing visitors to click through the entire site to find what they are looking for. Websites that participate in opting out use a Robots.txt file to specify that certain content that might be deep linked to not be indexed. In this manner, the pages are not indexed by the search engine spider, and do not appear in natural search engine results for people to click direct and eventually deep link to. While some professional webmasters feel that those companies that do not know about the Robots.txt file are giving silent permission to deep link to those pages, others feel that these companies are being taken advantage of when they do not know about the files that stop deep linking.

Deep linking is a part of search engines that many visitors appreciate because it makes discovering what they are looking for easier. Professionals in the field though, feel that deep linking is a problem, and while there are certainly arguments for both sides, it is eventually up to the particular website whether it wishes to be deep linked or not.

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How To Choose a Hosting

                Choosing a website host is an important decision.

 You want a host that is affordable. However, you also want a website host that offers the features and functions you need. Here’s a quick checklist to make sure you’re finding the right provider.

Is their control panel user friendly? Many hosts offer free demonstrations or tours. Take advantage of these to make sure it’s a control panel that makes sense and is easy to use.

Building your own site or looking for a website builder too? Some website hosts offer site building tools. These can be wonderfully useful if you’re not interested in getting into the technological side of building a website. However, if you are building your own website using any number of software programs or languages, make sure the host has FTP transfer. This is the system you’ll use to upload your web pages to your host’s server.

Can you upload your files easily? Some website hosts are only compatible with certain file types. Make sure your website builder of choice works with your host before you pay for their services.

Are they big enough for your needs? Look for data space, bandwidth and file size limitations. You don’t need to go crazy however a host does need to accommodate your current needs and give you some room to grow.

Server reliablity. Occasional downtime is expdected however it should be rare and you should be forewarned when the servers are going to be down. Ideally, your host’s server should be up and running 99% of the time.

Security. If you’re doing business online then security is a must. Even if you’re not doing business online, you’ll want to do everything you can to protect your website from hackers. A secure host is essential.

Features and functions. What do you need your website to have? Do you need a shopping cart, email or autoresponders? Do you need to be able to sell advertising? Do you want analytic and reporting functions to track traffic and website visitor behavior? Make sure your website host has all the features and functions you need before you sign up and transfer your domain.

User reviews. This is the last thing to look at once you’ve narrowed down yoru choices and before you compare price. Make sure the company has a solid reputation in the industry. There are a lot of resellers out there, you also want to make sure you’re dealing with an acutal hosting company and not a reseller – you’ll get a better price and better customer support.

Finally, it’s time to compare price. If a website host meets all of the above criteria and fits your budget, you’ve found a good company. There are many wonderful website hosts out there. Spend a bit of time researching based on your needs and you can’t go wrong

Pick one of my top ten hosting companies for just a few bucks and don't go with a free hosting site. SAVE YOURSELF THE HEADACHE

The Website Builder Pro's staff will tell you it really alll comes down to what do you want to use your hosting company.
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Keep It Simple On Blogging

Top 10 Traffic Ideas for your Blog


Blogs are popular ways to create an online presence for personal and business reasons. You can build a blog for free and begin posting content right away. But, what good is that content if no one is reading it. Here are ten ideas to bring in the traffic your blog needs to survive.
Of all the successful blogs on the Internet, hundreds more have failed. Running a blog is like running a business website. Unless you are willing to put the time in and treat it seriously, you won’t be blogging long.
That is not to say that the failed bloggers weren’t serious about blogging. Mostly, new bloggers aren’t prepared for the work that goes into creating a successful blog. Just building the blog doesn’t mean that people will necessary come to you. You pursue the audience and give them a reason to see what you have to say.
1. Fresh Content – no one wants to visit a blog day after day and see the same posts. Update your blog content at least twice a week. This will be easier if you write several posts ahead of time and upload them at the appropriate times.
2. Article Marketing – the niche you’ve chosen for your blog is one that interests you. If it is interesting you will spend more time doing it. Create content not only for your blog but also to be submitted to article directories. Use the resource box to advertise your blog so people can find you.
3. Social Networking – these sites are everywhere. Join Facebook, MySpace, Squidoo, Twitter or a dozen others and make connections. You can join groups of likeminded people who are also bloggers or entrepreneurs.
4. Viral Marketing – this is where you spread the word about your blog. Talk to friends, family and even strangers. Give out business cards that have your blog address on them.
5. Use RSS Feeds – RSS stands for “Really Simple Syndication.” Readers can subscribe to your feed and get email updates when new content is posted. It is an easy way for them to keep up with your blog without spending all day online.
6. Submit Blog to Search Engines – doing this allows your blog to be ranked. Google and Yahoo! are two of the most popular search engines you want to crawl your blog pages. It doesn’t guarantee top ranking, though. You’ll have to do a little more work for that.
7. Joining Forums – as a blogger you are a budding entrepreneur. Right now you are marketing yourself to find traffic and then profit. Become a member of business forums, work at home forums and others to meet new people and share ideas. You can add a link to your blog in the signature line so others can find you.
8. Visit other blogs – show your appreciation to those who visit you by also posting comments on their blogs. It is a kindness that shows others you are not just out to advertise your blog alone. Add links to your blog in your comments.
9. SEO Marketing – whatever you write, use relevant keywords. Keyword density between three and ten percent is good for getting higher page rankings in search engines. Base your keywords on a research you do to find the most popular words used in search engines for your niche.
10. Social Bookmarking – submitting posts to social bookmarking sites allows others who are members of those sites to track you back to your blog.
Using any of these ideas will start the traffic moving in your direction. It takes time but you will build the readership you want.
www.thewebsitebuilderpro.com

Lame Ass Guy Looking For God

.                            Or Does He Have A God And He's Lame

 Ya I was OK with this for quiet some time. The thing is you never know what God has in store for you every dang day you wake up. My life was good that August morning. Another perfect day in beautiful San Diego wasn't it God. I've got my first cup of coffee taking a stroll around the block Just five blocks from the warm Pacific Ocean. I'm talking to God about how grateful I am, and every thing is going pretty good.. But hey we all could use a couple of things, right, I guess I ask for the wrong thing
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  My life change forever in a heart beat on that beautiful morning.
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 Their was someone else praying that early August Morning and she was down the alley. I was only about 10 steps from the alley, all I had to do was to keep walking on by that alley. But I glanced down that dang alley. The ally that changed my life, the walk that changed my life, The girl that changed my life, I mean WTF God.
  I looked down the alley and I saw something that as a man disgusted me more than anything in this world. A man hitting on a young 5ft2 blonde haired woman. Could have been my daughters age, 23 at the time.
 I didn't pull out my cell phone, my feet just started walking down that alley. He started saying something filled with profane words, I was just sizing him up, long hair in phony tail, prison tats, dirty hair, pocked marked skin, about 5ft11.crazy eyes.
 My heart was racing.I heard nothing. I'm 6ft2 180pounds surfed and played sports in my city. I know how to talk care of myself.. I have a daughter about this girls age and it's in the back of my mind, what if
  It was over in a minute. All I knew was he couldn't breath and was getting in the car, I grabbed the girl as he was starting to drive off in reached for my cell phone. I didn't realize it, but my white tank top and blue shorts were now all red. He had cut me and stuck me in the left lung. I didn't feel it.
 As I reached for my phone I looked up and this punk that I thought was driving away went forward and then threw it into reverse and hit me with his car.I went flying into trash cans.

The girl came over and hugged me and said "I was praying for God to send an Angle and he sent me a Warrior for God"...I sure didn't see it that way. I said one last prayer."God don't let me die in this alley today"

I had to learn how to do something else for a living. At 52years old I have chronic pain, neck, and back. I learned Social Media, SEO, and website building. My SSI people are fighting me. My baby girl is getting married in August to a fathers dream for his daughter a really good man. Thing is if anyone might be able to throw some work my way I sure could use it for August. Sometimes I don't feel like much of a man.
If you know anyone I could help.
Please Let me know
My dad put this story, well  part of the story in his blog. I wish he didn't. He didn't even get it all straight. But that's OK, it's Pops
www.TheWebsiteBuilderPro.com         my son .nolanseaton.com  well he is on the high end



BRAVE RESCUE NEARLY A HOMICIDE
My brave son nearly became the victim of a homicide attempt in the local Pacific Beach area recently. (It was kept out of the paper.)
Though over 50, but trim and in good shape, Craig went to the rescue of an unknown young woman being beaten by a druggie in an alley.

10 Business Plan Words Every Manager Needs to Know By Heart

 BY Tim Berry, date? the day you read it.

Two months ago, I used this column to suggest that we need to find a better term for business planning that doesn't conjure up fear and dread like the mention of a high-school paper or graduate thesis. Business planning is supposed to be about managing and steering a company. In the 16 readers posted below that column, I saw several valiant efforts to suggest new phrases (road map and business blueprint, for example). But I ended up agreeing with several people who disagreed with my basic thesis. They essentially said business planning is too important to mess with changing the words.

So I've changed my mind -- again -- and come up with this list of essential business planning words every manager should know:
1. Business plan: An organized collection of milestones, tasks, assumptions and basic business numbers. It covers strategy and details what's supposed to happen when, who's in charge of what, how progress is measured, when money is to be spent and from where, and when money is expected to come in. It isn't a document; it's a plan. If it isn't reviewed and revised monthly, then it won't be very useful. So it has to be practical and just big enough to serve the business need.

Related: To Make Business Planning Less Daunting, Let's Call It Something Else
2. Business planning: Steering a company using a cyclical process. Plan, review and revise as necessary to optimize. Business planning is management.

3. Business strategy: A combination of strengths and weaknesses, opportunities and threats, target market, business offering and product-market fit. Focus is vital. Who isn't in your market and what you're not offering can be more useful information than who is and what you are offering. All of this can be expressed in bullets, slides, a few key paragraphs or any other way that keeps strategy and focus top of mind.

4. Business forecast: A simplified, manageable set of assumptions about future cash flow, including sales, cost of sales, expenses, assets, liabilities and capital. It isn't about predicting the future; it's about connecting the dots on assumptions and drivers in your monthly projections over the next year and your annual forecasts for the subsequent two years. It focuses on what drives the key components, expressed as money. Those drivers include factors like capacity, sales and marketing activities, management compensation, direct costs, and so forth. The goal is to lay out connections between key assumptions in projections spread month by month as expected amounts. For example, you would project how direct costs look as a percentage of sales. Usually the relationships are more important than the actual numbers. So, to follow the example, if your actual sales are higher than expected, you can tell from your forecast that direct costs also will be higher than expected. Companies with a good forecasting process rarely get through a month without some change in the forecast.

5. Strategic plan: A business plan that leaves out the nuts and bolts.

6. Operations plan: A business plan that leaves out the strategy.

7. Marketing plan: A business plan that leaves out the overall company financial strategy.

Related: The Top 10 Business Plan Mistakes

8. Annual plan: A business plan that leaves out plans for the second and third year.

9. Bank-ready business plan:

a. A document created as output from a business plan, formatted for easy reading and highlighting past financial performance and current financial position. Bankers look for payment history and assets backing the loan.

b. When used to describe a canned boilerplate document somebody is selling, as in turnkey or ready-made, it is just sleazy sales hype for a bad product. Buyer beware: A ready-made business plan is always a waste of money.

10. Investor-ready or funding-ready business plan:

a. A document or pitch created as output from a business plan, describing a business investors will be interested in based on the specifics of that business. The most common and essential highlights are management team, product-market fit, potential market, potential growth, defensibility (some hard-to-copy elements like technology or knowhow), scalability and potential return for investors. No matter how brilliant, beautiful or creative it might be, it isn't investor ready -- and never will be -- if it doesn't describe a business with real prospects for investors

SEO Reseller is The Program of Online Money Earning

SEO Reseller is the program of online money earning where you just need to refer a site, company or the organization towards SEO you feel good about. This brings you to earn money through easy way. You simple have to complete your pre-work before you refer any site to SEO services. Here your task is like an affiliate where you advertise, or resell the products of merchant. This gives you an opportunity to increase your business by reselling SEO Services.

By reselling SEO services, you invite a website to create ease and fluidity in offering online marketing services to your client. Every website or the company often demands you to bring enough traffic to them to make the business successful. If you’re a successful SEO reseller; you will get opportunity to optimize the business not only of your clients but also of yours. Thus in this way it is very essential for a SEO reseller to find a good and profitable SEO reselling program.
For being a successful SEO reseller, you simply need take care of certain things the most important of which is that your clients are never in contact to the site you are reselling your SEO services. Second thing is that if you do not have a good flow of traffic; seek a company who has in house team to build more traffic. You must also find out if you have time to execute price on each price your client may need with an in house team, if the answer in negative; seek out some such a purchaser who takes the whole responsibility on him making you free from everything involved in online marketing. A good SEO reseller must service all the needs of online marketing to a client without bothering the performance of the work and production of the results.

SEO reseller programs are present on many websites which invite you become a SEO reseller for them. you must go in search for those who do not require a volume agreement, do not cost any fee for offering their account to you, who understand the fact that your name is attached to your clients and give a high value to it, who guarantee full results with world class SEO campaigns and understand the value and needs of your clients. Above are the few features and things which can help you becoming a successful SEO reseller.

If you are worried for getting your clients away from your place for your poor services, you may have an easy solution which surely does not require any extra effort. You may be in trouble of this loss because you are unable to provide and manage what your client needs. Outsource SEO is one of the ways you can earn without losing your clients and making. You simply do not need to work any harder for getting outsources SEO services. Outsource SEO services mostly welcome SEO reseller and bring mutual benefits to them and to you simultaneously.

Outsource SEO services help you to expand your clients without upsetting your deadlines which may bring an unpleasant phase of professional relationship between you and your clients. Many outsource SEO companies may charge as high as sky. Affording the cost of outsource SEO is one of the major problems that mostly SEO companies face. You are right when you desire to look for an outsource SEO who can help you in expanding your business without making you pay foot bigger bills. This is what everyone wants and to meet this with dignity must be the objective of every outsource SEO company.We don't use outsource
Many of SEO companies are now turning towards outsource SEO for expanding their business and making their clients ever more satisfied. For being a successful SEO reseller, you simply need take care of certain things the most important of which is that your clients are never in contact to the outsource SEO services. Second thing is that if you do not have a good flow of traffic; seek a company who has in house team to build more traffic. You must also find out if you have time to execute price on each price your client may need with an in house team, if the answer in negative; seek out some such a purchaser who takes the whole responsibility on him making you free from everything involved in online marketing. A good SEO reseller must service all the needs of online marketing to a client without bothering the performance of the work and production of the results.

Outsource SEO services provide online management of many things instant and make you feel free and relief for getting benefitted. Though outsource SEO are now provided by many new comers but you must not take risk and choose only those outsource SEO companies who have a reputed name in the market.                                                                       www.BirdFoodInc.com
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Why Chamonix® Anti Aging in 2012

Why Chamonix®? Mother Day

   Like most people, you’ve tried innumerable anti-aging skin care products claiming to erase wrinkles, lighten dark circles under eyes, brighten skin, and restore a more youthful appearance. And no doubt, you’ve been disappointed.
That’s about to change, because now you’ve found products that really work!
  Chamonix‘s® anti-aging skin care products are all based on antioxidants – natural substances clinically proven to repair and prevent damage caused by sun, wind, pollution, stress and other external and internal factors. Our unique antioxidant skin care products are endorsed by doctors and celebrities. More importantly, our extremely high level of customer loyalty shows that once people try Chamonix, they know it isn’t like any other anti-aging skin care product out there.
How does Chamonix succeed where so many others fail? Chamonix anti-aging skin care products, such as our best-selling Esotique-RF™ anti-wrinkle cream and Jeunesse® eye cream, offer several key advantages over other brands:
We use no mineral oil, petroleum by-products, pharmaceutical preservatives, coloring agents or other harmful ingredients commonly found in skin care products, and we never test on animals.

We use only pure, natural ingredients, including a variety of potent antioxidants, in synergistic combinations that reinforce the positive skin care effects of each ingredient.

Our anti-aging skin care products, developed by a pharmacist, are clinically proven to work, and are endorsed by numerous physicians.
Anti-Aging EssentialsChamonix anti-wrinkle cream, under eye wrinkle cream, anti-aging hand cream and other anti-aging treatments contain clinical concentrations of natural ingredients such as plant-derived antioxidants as well as substances like Matrixyl®, copper peptides and hyaluronic acid, clinically proven to be highly effective, yet completely safe.

Natural Advantages
The majority of anti-aging skin care products use mineral oil (also known as paraffin and petrolatum) as a base. Far from being useful, or even harmless, mineral oil is a by-product of petroleum. It is produced cheaply in very large quantities, and the FDA approves it for use in skin care products – even though it’s no different from the oil you put in your car.

Antioxidants & Skin Care
All of our anti-aging skin care products are based on antioxidants. These natural substances have the power to fight free radicals, boost collagen production, nourish and moisturize – and like Chamonix, a number of anti-aging skin care products on the market contain them. But there are important differences, which explain why Chamonix works and so many other
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50 Totally Random Social Networking Tips

1) Before we dive head first into the social networking pool, I would suggest that
you invest some time on this free podcast: The Personal Branding Checkup.
2) Make sure all your networking efforts pass the six judgments. How you look, how
you act, what you say, how you say it, where you say it, with whom you say it.
Bonus points if you are congruent across all of the judgments brochocho!
3) Broadcasting link after link = lame! Interacting, engaging and responding, now
that’s “social”!
4) What you label as “play by play” might be opportunities to connect in disguise!
Don’t ever forget that!
5) Want to get Retweeted? Then be sure to leave 20-25 characters open so there’s
room.
6) Looking for stuff to tweet? Consider http://stufftotweet.com/
7) Linkedin Status Updates: Remember . . . everyone has a story and wants to be
heard so take time to comment and acknowledge people in your network. What’s
everyone’s favorite subject again?
8) The surest way to your rock stardom is to make others look like rock stars.
Always ask yourself how you can make others look good!
9) Twitter: This is silly but totally worth a mention. Remember to say “thank you”
publicly and with a DM. Always encourage behavior that you’d love to see more
of.
10) Diversify your tweets. I see this with people who only tweet links or only tweet
quotes. A little variety never hurts!
11) Here are several suggestions on how you can Cross Pollinate Your Social
Networking!
12) Facebook has a feature where they will email you all your “friends” Birthdays
coming up in the next week. Who the heck doesn’t like to feel special on their
Birthday?
13) Know when its time to “Get A Room” on Twitter (and I’m guilty of this one) This
happens when you get into this lengthy dialogue with someone and are
completely clueless that you are clogging your follower’s Twitter stream.
14) Understand that virtual relationships should be transitioned to real time. Here’s
how http://yoursalesplaybook.com/how-to-transition-your-linkedin-relationships/
15) Want to search for specific topics on Twitter? Check this out
http://search.twitter.com

16) Be sure to include searches of Facebook, Twitter and even blogs in your
meticulous pre call planning by doing a search on http://wordofmouthmarketting.com
17) Don’t do the “Linkedin Two Step” This is when you accept someone’s invite and
they immediate launch into a sales pitch. Not bueno! Think courtship not singles
bar.
18) Be mindful of rapid fire tweeting. This is when you fire out several tweets within
seconds. Give those other tweets a chance to breathe dude!
19) Be careful overdoing duplication of content across the various social networking
platforms. Example: Posting your blog link on your Facebook Fan Page at the
same time as your personal Facebook account, Linkedin and Twitter. Mix up your
material or you might just bore your audience on several fronts.
20) Your Linkedin status update: Mix it up a bit. Consider posting a useful link, a
quote, a thought and things that demonstrate your personality in a tasteful way.
Continual play by play is also filed under “Not Bueno”!
21) Do a link audit on your profile: I can’t tell you how many times I click on a link on
someone’s profile only to see that they have been inactive on the other site (and
even their blog) for several months. Bad first impression dude!
22) I’ll preface this one with “here we go again” If you don’t have the time to write an
actual invite on Linkedin and you feel you must use the template . . . then you
really don’t have time to connect.
23) Want to be more valuable to your network? Assume the role of “matchmaker”
and put people together who need to know each other.
24) Before you decide to keep Facebook for only close, personal friends, ask
yourself if there’s a way to show more of your “business casual” side without
feeling like you let a stranger into your house. Remember: We tend to hang out
with those we are closest with in numerous places. Its no different in social
networking!
25) File this one under “Duh” . . . turn off all your social networking alerts when you
are trying to get things done. Way too easy to get distracted!
26) Consider preloading a few tweets with an application like Tweetdeck. I’m not
suggesting you go into a full fledged “auto tweet” extravaganza. Its just a great
way to free up some of your time. Note: Just make sure that you circle back to
interact.
27) If the thought of using some preloaded tweets makes you uneasy, how about
creating some of your tweets the night before and pasting them into a word doc
or Yahoo Notes? Saves mucho time the next day and it allows you time to think
things out.
28) Always Think Before You Post!
29) It doesn’t matter that you don’t “get” Facebook, or understand what all the fuss
about Twitter is etc. What matters is that you engage your audience where they
want to engage you!
30) Recipe for looking like a flake on Linkedin . . . ask someone you don’t know and
have never worked with for a recommendation. And yes, it really happens folks!
31) Anyone who doesn’t have a Listening Station set up to maximize their efforts,
kindly report to the principal’s office .
32) Beware of Your Followers to Follow Ratio: On one hand it doesn’t position you
as overly “social” if you have 600 followers and only follow back 75. On the other
hand, following 600 people and having only 75 follows might make you look a tad
hard up. Balance my friend!
33) Want some more cool stuff to tweet? How about some cool motivational quotes
from http://thecustomeradvantage.com/ orhttp://www.brainyquote.com/
34) You can pull your Facebook stats with Status Statistics and even search older
status updates if you are feeling rather nostalgic.
35) Here’s how you facilitate a Linkedin discussion!
36) Status Update Reality Check: Just for the heck of it, take a look at your status
updates. If there is a preponderance of “Me” centered updates, you might be
boring the hell out of lots of people.
37) Want to improve your “Googleability”? Then by all means make your profile
public by clicking here http://www.linkedin.com/craigwseaton
you Google potential clients, don’t you? Think they Google you? This will give
you at least one good result that comes back.
38) Don’t ever begin the week without approaching 5 people from your virtual
network and suggesting a “getting to know you” phone call in real time!
39) Did you know that (according to a study published by Epsilon) emails sent
through social networks have a 24% higher open rate than traditional email?
40) Do you think its more powerful when you promote yourself or when you have
people who dig you so much they do it for you. Ponder that one sista!
41) Linkedin: Let people get inside your head by using the applications such as
amazon bookshelf, slideshare and links to your blog! Bonus points if you if you
make it a point to check those things out on your connection’s profile.
42) Brew a pot of your favorite coffee and check out this way cool podcast on How
To Strengthen Your Social Network No time for that? OK, Plan B, download this
podcast on I-Tunes and take it to go!
43) Here’s another way you can cross pollinate your social networking. Whenever
you accept an invite on Linkedin, respond with a personal email and then cut and
paste your additional contact information such as Facebook, Twitter, your blog
etc.
44) But wait, there’s more . . . You can take that same email with all your additional
contact information and send it to everyone in your network!
45) File this one under common sense but . . . stay away from getting overly
political, religious or controversial in your networking efforts. In other words
SPARE ME .
46) Everyday on Facebook, someone in your network has changed their profile pic,
added new pics, has a birthday, or has mentioned something that is important to
them in some way. Just a reminder for you to notice, then let them know you
noticed!
47) Understand the “Patience/Urgency” thing in Social Networking: You need the
patience to understand that this is indeed a “courtship” and takes time. At the
same time, you need to have the urgency, to work at your relationships regularly!
48) Try asking a thought provoking question in your status update. Oh and then
make sure you stick around for the discussion!
49) Consider using a timer for your social networking activities. Otherwise, its too
easy to get sidetracked.
50) Give to your network, upfront and without a scorecard. Karma is so cool when its
of the good variety!


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Craig Seaton

How Can Nonprofits Win With You

The Customer Advantage is Taking The High Road

                                     TCA is FREE (to members and businesses)

1. TCA is open to anyone over 18 (individuals, businesses, not for profits, churches, Clubs, etc…)
2. TCA requires no inventory.
3. TCA does not require you to sign up for auto ship.
4. TCA has no sales quota you have to meet in order to be paid.
5. TCA has no geographic boundaries (within the areas the company is currently active).
6. TCA has mass appeal (it’s just about every product you can imagine)
7. TCA is the Ultimate Value because…You only make a purchase when YOU find something you like or want.
8. TCA products are not inflated to facilitate rewards, they are deflated (you’ll save 50% or better on all types of products and services from local and national companies).
9. TCA is a win win Value is delivered first then rewards are delivered.
10. TCA rewards you in direct proportion of the results produced.
11. TCA benefits multiple people with the same transaction you would normally do. As a member, even at the most simple level, you are making a difference.
12. 1. You are saving 50% or better on items you want.
    2. You simply share and this may develop into extra income for you and those you share with (far beyond just the people you initially share with).
    3. You are helping local small and medium businesses.
    4. You are helping create jobs locally.
    5. You are benefitting non-profit groups (schools, clubs, churches etc..).
    6. You feel good because it is completely win win win. You, friends, businesses and non profits. All for something you can easily love to do (buy products you want at 50% or better savings). It’s no wonder over 80,000 people enrolled in the first 90 days!

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Blogging For Money Beginners Guide

"How To Write Your Article?"

Blogging For Money Beginners Guide

How To Write Your Article?

Good question. And, while there are numerous suggestions on how to write your articles, there is one important matter which you should consider, and that is the YIN YANG of blogging. Before moving forward, let me give you a brief excerpt of what Yin Yang is: “Something created together in a single movement, and are bound together as parts of a mutual whole.”

Or basically, balance.

Let me ask you something. When you are writing your next article, whom are you writing for? For your readers (Humans) or for search engines (robots)? Blogging for Money unfortunately requires that we do both, although we must write, first and foremost for our readers, and then for search engines. Having this in mind, let’s break this down into a more comprehensible solution.

For Your Readers (The Yin)

1. Unique: Just like our DNA which is unique, I believe that every writer also has it’s unique form of writing. When writing - be yourself, use your own words, share your views, provide your opinion, give your readers emotion and most importantly try to connect with them (e.g. ignite a discussion). In my view, this is what makes an article unique, and nothing else, period. Do not confuse unique with original as they are not the same. Original means that you created the article your own, from scratch and not copied elsewhere.

2. Quality: Focus on what you are writing, and try to stay on your topic. Perform a thorough research before you start telling everyone about something. If you are recommending a product, service or an affiliate program, make an accurate research of what you will be writing about, compile the results, analyze them, and then draw your conclusions. If you had experience yourself, provide proof. This will give you credibility, and unless you gain your readers trust, it will be difficult to gain success.

In addition, avoid distractions on your post (such as ads) directing your readers attention on what you want to say. Adding images that are relevant to your post, are definitely recommended. Articles, such as Paid Reviews, are easily detected by your loyal readers and you want to keep that within a 3:1 ratio (at least). I am not saying here that we should not post paid reviews, but rather, avoid posting successively, one after the other. After all, we are blogging for money Blogging for money: Part 2 of the Reverse Order, will remind you of other useful information.

3. Add Value: Simple math. Add 1 and 2 of the above together and it is almost certain that you will give value to your readers. I wish to recall your attention to the following:

“Your visitors want to read a blog that gives them value and enhances their lives. Your principal motivation when producing content is to focus on these two aspects for your readers. After reading your blog they should feel good and thus, is the first step towards captivating an audience, building traffic and finally making money.”

Ok, so much for the Yin. Now for the Yang.

For Search Engines

The second most important part of writing is optimizing your content for search engines. Search engines drive traffic to your blog and these are the ones that matter most when blogging for money. Why? Because these users are the ones that are looking for something specific. Your regular readers are not (too) interested with your ads or affiliate links so don’t expect them to click that often. Maybe they will if whatever it is you are recommending is red hot:) The point is, what good is it to have quality content if no one will read it. Right?

Enter the Yang. SEO optimization is another important aspect to consider, when writing our articles. Techniques, such as, writing catchy titles, using proper keyword density, etc., are just but a few of various ways you need to know to do your SEO. Where else can you get such a precious source of information but from Mr. G. himself? The Search Engine Optimization Starter Guide and the Google SEO Report Card, made public recently, are great resources and a must read. Whenever possible apply those techniques, if you are seriously considering to achieve balance (Yin Yang).

There you have it, this in essence, is what I believe you need to write a good article. I am sure you also have different views and opinion, and for that purpose, I would like you to share it here, with us..


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