Did you know the egg heads over at Google AdWords have banned over 15,000 direct marketing accounts (people just like you and me) with almost no reason except for an automated (scripted) email saying go away. Google is one of the most arrogant companies on earth just like Yahoo was in their hay day. These jerks seem to never learn…Ryan and other savvy marketers are getting a huge lion’s share of traffic these days and it ain’t Google.
Thanks to Ryan Deiss and his new system “Facebook Ad Power”, you can fire Google and make them eat your dust. Facebook get’s 39,000,000,000 (that’s BILLION) views per month and their traffic is super high quality and dirt cheap…Don’t miss out on this… Get Ryan’s free video report now before he changes his mind and takes it down.
Here are 5 reasons why Facebook ads are kicking Google’s butt:
#1 There’s LOADS more traffic than Google over 39,000,000,000
views per month
#2 The traffic converts to sales far better
#3 The traffic is way cheaper, usually 1/4th
#4 They LOVE affiliate marketers
#5 It’s super simple and FAST to start
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Jared Blake
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This is one of the best Internet Marketing – Affiliate Marketing courses I have ever reviewed. Michael Jones is straight forward to the point on getting you to where you need to be so you can start making money and expand your affiliate marketing business.
Here are a few topics Michael covers in the course:
•Introduction
•Choosing Your Niche
•Picking Your Product
•Tech Talk: Site Setup
•Using An Autoresponder
•Copywriting 101
•Driving Free Traffic
•Capture Leads/Track Stats
•Get Paid –Take It To The Next Level
This course gets my highest recommendation!
Check it out here:
http://bit.ly/dvEdR6
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Jared Blake
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Did you know there is a quick way to increase your website
conversions by 18% just by changing two words.
NOTE: This is just one of the 43 split-test results found at:
In this split-test, the only variable that was changed was the
text displayed on the order button itself.
This test is based on a scientifically significant number of
81,650 total page views or approximately 10,206 page views
per version.
Here are the results based on their quantity of clicks:
CONTROL: “Order Now” – 9 clicks – 0.9%
TEST 1: “Add To Bag” – 98 clicks – 9.6%
TEST 2: “Add To Shopping Bag” – 93 clicks – 9.2%
TEST 3: “Add To Basket” – 61 clicks – 6.1%
TEST 4: “Add To Shopping Cart” – 48 clicks – 4.7%
TEST 5: “Buy” – 28 clicks – 2.8%
TEST 6: “Buy Now” – 15 clicks – 1.5%
And the winner is… (drum-roll, please)…
WINNING TEST: “Add To Cart” – 180 clicks – 18.0%
Net Result: This test winner outperformed the control by almost
20 Times. So in other words, if your order links say “Order Now”,
you’re probably leaving A LOT of money on the table.
It is important to notice that the add to cart text produced a
11.4% higher cart abandonment rate than the more direct “Buy” text
however the net conversions using the “add to cart” text were more
than 8X times that of the more direct “Buy” button text.
Hopefully this proves the importance of split-testing, but if you
don’t have the time or desire to split-test yourself, you can get
instant access to Ryan’s split-testing diary right now by going to:
Take care,
Jared
P.S. They are currently testing the size and colors of the buttons
and I can tell you the early results are alarming.
Go here for the results…
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Internet Marketing Tax Guide – Brilliant Idea!
Let’s be honest, taxes, accounting, and bookkeeping probably just are not what excite you… But it doesn’t need to scare you either! Armed with a little knowledge (written in plain simple language) you can learn the strategies to, most importantly, not get hit with an unnecessary huge tax bill.
Greg Watson is a university professor who teaches accounting and economics, which means it is his job to help people learn about topics they really don’t want to. Greg’s extensive consulting practice also means that he gets called in on many of the more unusual or complicated “special tax situations.”
So unlike many of the “part-time” tax professionals who probably sat in on one of his classes or attended a two-day tax school in the fall – Greg lives and breaths this year round! And he always gets called in when there is a mess…
How many times have you seen an Internet Marketer do a “Firesale” promotion because they got hit with a HUGE TAX BILL?
Unfortunately, Greg gets called in after that mess gets created – to help dig them out of their tax problems. A huge tax bill that could have been avoided!
What would you do if you got hit with a $10,000, $20,000, or $50,000 tax bill? And that could have been avoided if you had simply taken the right “tax planning” steps at the right time!
Let’s face it, the last thing you want to think about right now is taxes. But where will your focus be if you are scrambling to put together a firesale promotion because the IRS just froze your bank accounts and you are scrambling to deal with the IRS agents, trying to figure out how to setup all new bank accounts, and dealing with family pressures at home.
Don’t get caught in that situation just because you didn’t take about 45 minutes to educate yourself about the basics of your business tax strategies. Let Greg help you!
Is your Marketing Cruise deductible? Not unless these three things are true! He’ll tell you what they are inside the Internet Marketing Tax Guide.
The Internet Marketing Tax Guide can help you learn about:
- The best corporate structure to minimize your taxes.
- The difference between domain names for investment and domain names used in business – There are important tax consequences so you need to know the difference!
- How are annual domain registration fees handled?
- How do I treat affiliate commission income?
- How do I treat advertising income?
- Is the cost of website development a “Deductible” cost or is it the cost of an “asset” put into service? What are the tax consequences of the difference?
- Are software tools 100% deductible in Year 1?
- Can you deduct the cost of education?
- Can you deduct the cost of travel?
- If I am selling something from the “back of the room” at a conference do I owe taxes and sales taxes in that state?
- How much of the cost of my computer can I deduct?
- Can I deduct the cost of my home office? Should I?
Those are just a few of the many questions that are covered in the Internet Marketing Tax Guide. Not to mention the free bonuses like the Domain Tax Guide for domainers.
You can get Greg’s “Internet Marketing Tax Guide” here:
Greg Watson’s “Internet Marketing Tax Guide”
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Jared Blake
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