Posted by Manuel Viloria on 11 Mar 2008 | Tagged as: General
A lot of us have, at one time or another, thought about the "Internet Dream." You know, work anywhere you want, wear anything you want, and just wait for the cash to come rolling in (thanks to the internet).
For the next 21 days, however, try this: don't work in your pajamas.
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 11 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: General
If you're trying to make money online, you've probably been asked if you're treating your efforts as an internet business or hobby. The main thinking is that if you're just treating it like a hobby, then you can't expect to earn much. Before you do start treating it as a business, though, you'll need to [...]
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 08 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: General
Do you get frustrated when a lot of your potential subscribers do not confirm the Aweber "response required" mail? Do you wish there were a way to increase your list subscribers? Well, here's what worked for me...
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 06 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: General
There seems to be an increase in Twitter spam (where random people "follow" you), but I don't mind. It gives me an interesting lesson in niche marketing. Here's why....
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 02 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: General
Magic Video Player is Dr. Mike's "Opt-In Video Made Easy" system that helps you increase your opt-in subscribers. It relies on an age-old psychological trick that can fail unless you do this....
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 01 Jan 2008 | Tagged as: General
Do you need someone to sift through the many videos online, pick out the precious few that deliver key online marketing information, and then let you know where to view that high quality video each day via email? Then you need the professional video research services offered by the Marketing Minesweeper Membership.
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 31 Dec 2007 | Tagged as: General
Remember my previous post about the web page autoresponder called Turbo Easy Content Delivery? Well, the initial tests yielded some disappointing issues.
Posted by Manuel Viloria on 29 Dec 2007 | Tagged as: General
If you're using Aweber to automatically deliver email messages for you, you'll need to prepare yourself (and your customers) for the times when email delivery becomes unpredictable. When your membership site depends on Aweber for the timed delivery of new lessons, for example, delays will have an impact on your ability to retain your members.
Here's [...]
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