Category: Marketing

By Mary Hanna

I came to understand that “Insider Secrets” was a labor of love developed by Corey Rudl and it didn’t happen easily for him. Hours of learning and research went into gaining his knowledge and compiling this marketing system, in a manner that benefited me personally.

This review is meant to be a useful, educational and an instructive resource for anyone interested in starting their own internet business.

Read it – and let me know what you think.

In June 2005, tragedy struck when Derek Gehl lost his good friend, colleague, and mentor, Corey Rudl, to the sport Corey was most passionate about — car racing. Corey’s passing stunned the entire internet marketing community. But one thing became very clear, very quickly: everyone was adamant that Corey’s dream must continue, no matter what.

And so, while Derek had always been content to work “behind the scenes,” he suddenly found himself thrust into a very public role. With the blessing of Corey’s family, and the support of all of Coreys customers, Derek began running the company. Corey might be gone but his system is still very viable, and I would suggest you take a serious look at it.

Frankly when I finished studying Coreys internet marketing system, “The Insider Secrets To Marketing Your Business On The Internet”, I was overwhelmed by the huge amount of information he managed to pack into this tutorial. My package included two hefty binders with over 1,300 pages, 4 guidebooks and 3 resource CDs. But I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised; after all, when the box containing these materials showed up at my door, it weighed in at over 10 pounds!

That’s 10 pounds of the most comprehensive internet marketing strategies, test results, case studies, tools, and ideas for generating income online that I have ever read. In fact, the only negative here is the time I needed to study all the information packed into “Insider Secrets”.

If you’re unsure who Corey Rudl was, you should know that he was a recognized expert in online marketing for the last 10 years. Not only did his “Insider Secrets” generate millions for him in online sales, his sites still attract thousands of visitors a day.

His package includes step-by-step advice for starting your own internet business. It covers how to build a website for under $100.00 and where to find those hot niche products that everyone talks about. It showed me many free and cheap online tools, resources and software that I found invaluable.

Of course, getting visitors to your website is always the first priority and Coreys system showed me how to get new qualified visitors for free. He went into detail on how to get high rankings in the search engines, even Google. He also shared his secrets on writing sales copy that helped increase my sales substantially.

What’s really great about Coreys “Insider Secrets” is that it can show anyone how to build a profitable internet business even if you’re completely technically challenged like me.

And if you already have an internet business as I do, this excellent information will take you to the next level. The advanced sections of his system show you how Corey increased his profits dramatically.

It will take time to go through this package and really get a total grasp of all his techniques and strategies. After all, it contains two binders of lessons plus the three CDs and the four guidebooks. You may be a little confused at first but reread it again because it will all make sense.

This package is not a quick fix as I said. It will take time and patience, but it was worthwhile for me.

I feel completely comfortable giving the “Insider Secrets” system a 9 out of a possible 10! It is 1,300+ pages of step-by-step lessons containing the exact strategies Corey personally used to build a highly successful internet business. If you follow this plan like I did, you too will build a business on the internet, in a reasonable period of time.

For more information on “The Insiders Secrets to Marketing Your Business On The Internet” go to: www.InsiderSecrets411.com.

Copyright 2006 Mary Hanna All Rights Reserved.

About the Author: Mary Hanna writes eBooks, Software Reviews (for people who are technically challenged like her) and Practical Articles on Internet Marketing, Cruising, Gardening and Cooking. Visit her websites at:

WebMarketingReviews.comFirstCruiseBestCruise.comContainerGardeningSecrets.com

and

GourmetChefAtHome.com

or contact her at mary@webmarketingreviews.com

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By Matt Garrett

Is there really a compelling reason to start a blog when you could be spending your time working on your website? Is a blog really as effective a marketing tool as a traditional website? It all depends.

Whether or not you should start your own blog depends largely on the use to which you blog will be put. Many bloggers are blogging for strictly social reasons; other use their blogs for productive purpose; and some bloggers manage to combine socializing and being productive in a single blog.

If your intention in starting a blog is to socialize, you will be most successful by creating your blog at one of the high-traffic social networking sites like MySpace and opening it up for comments so that you can begin a dialog with your readers.

If you want a productive blog, on the other hand, asking yourself why you should start your own blog takes on added importance, because anyone maintaining a productive blog will have to make a commitment of time if he or she expects the blog to succeed.

If you are considering a productive blog, you would do well to steer clear of the social networking arena and set yourself up on one of the blog hosting sites like WordPress or Blogger. When you have your blog up and running, youll no longer need to ask yourself Why start your own blog when you have an existing website?

One time consuming aspect of maintaining a blog is that of monitoring the comments posted by your blogs readers. While those fresh contents can keep your blog in the of search engines radar, you could end up with some less than desirable blog posts and even get caught in the middle of battles between your viewers.

Blog comments are also often abused by spammers who simply want to plug their own websites, blogs, or pet causes. And if you have to spend a great amount of time refereeing warring readers, youll have that much less time to attend to the marketing aspects of your blog.

If you think you can manage it, create a blog which allows you to interact socially with your readers at the same time you are using it to increase your productivity. Why?

If you want to run with the big dogs in your industry, you will have to find some way of communicating to them that you are ready to do so. Being available to answer their questions on your blog is one way.

If you have a firmly held, defensible, but generally discounted belief regarding your products, leave a few challenging comments on related blogs, with links to you blog so that those who are interested can drop by to argue your point. When they arrive at your blog, lure them to your sales page.

Why start a blog when you already have a website? To socialize, to become more productive, or to become more productive by socializing. Blogs simply function in ways that websites were never meant to!

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By Jonathon Hardcastle

In most parts of the world, if you say the word “football” people assume you are referring to soccer, the most popular and most widely followed sport in the world. However, American football is starting to spark more interest overseas. The National Football League actively promotes American-style football out of the country, sending players as ambassadors and holding pre-season games in Europe, Mexico and Japan. Games are broadcast in many countries and the Super Bowl is broadcast to almost every country in the world.

American football is played in almost every continent on the planet including North and South America, Asia, Europe and the Pacific Rim nations. The International Federation of American Football is the official international governing body of American Football and oversees 45 member organizations. Beginning in 1999, the International Federation of American Football has also sponsored a world cup of American football with Japan taking the honors in both 1999 and 2003.

American football has also grown in popularity in Mexico, where many households are able to watch games on American television stations. There has been such interest in American football in Mexico that the NFL opened an office in Mexico City in 1997 to supervise fan development, marketing, public relations and special events. The NFL also publishes a Spanish-language web site targeted to Mexican fans.

American football is also gaining popularity in Europe. In 1991, the National Football League backed a European league called the World League of Football. From that emerged NFL Europe, a six-team league that serves as a spring developmental league for National Football League teams in the United States. Five of NFL Europe’s teams are based in Germany and one is in the Netherlands. The National Football League not only uses the NFL Europe to develop new players, but also to develop and test new rules and regulations.

American football has always been popular in Canada although Canada does have its own Canadian Football League which plays with slightly different rules than American football. However, the National Football League continues to reach out to Canadian fans. For Super Bowl XL, held in Detroit, just across the border from the Canadian city of Windsor, the National Football League held special events specifically for Canadian fans including a special train that transported Canadian fans to Windsor to view the game at an arena there. The National Football League also publishes a website for Canadian fans that focuses on the progress and statistics of Canadian-born players.

About the Author: Jonathon Hardcastle writes articles on many topics including Football, Recreation, and Games

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