Neil Shearing’s Internet Marketing Strategies

Here’s the scoop on “Dominating Niches” by Chris Freville…one of the best value-for-money products I’ve ever seen.

The product is a step-by-step system for researching profitable niches, creating and promoting websites, building lists, and earning money from niche websites.

It’s an “all in one” product for making an income online.

When I reviewed the product I was *stunned*. Honestly. Chris has put in such a huge amount of quality info, I didn’t know where to begin… and I figured that the ONLY problem with Dominating Niches is that you may feel overwhelmed too… so I took several pages of notes of the most important bits and made a movie giving you an overview of the product and the “Core Concepts” to show you where everything is, and how it all hangs together.

The movie turned out to be 37 minutes long! That’s because there’s SO much in this product… like the 151-page PDF, the 43-page PDF, 10 movies, software and software guide.

So, if you grab a copy of Dominating Niches from 12 noon EST today (Tuesday) and check that on the payment page it says “affiliate ID = scamfree”, I’ll personally email you a link to my 37-minute “Core Concepts” movie and PDF notes to get you started. [offer ends 2nd July 2009]

By the way, my “review access” was to only the PDF’s and 4 of the 10 movies. I didn’t see the software or the other six movies, which is probably a good thing or my movie would’ve been an hour long!

Chris has just shown me the customer download area and I can see that the PDF’s, all 10 movies and the software are all ready to be downloaded. I tested the software and it worked perfectly.

Other marketer’s would’ve charged $497 for this product, but the amount Chris is asking for leads me to call it “one of the best value-for-money products I’ve ever seen”.

BTW, there is an offer after you buy for the “Dominating Niches Private Club” which I’ve just seen inside, and it maintains the same high value. I suggest grabbing that too. It will save you a lot of time implementing the Dominating Niches system.

Eric Holmlund, one of the most respected Internet marketers, who runs the excellent Eric’s Tips blog, is helping Dani Vlad and his family to raise the $7,000 they need to make a new life in the USA, including $1,700 for their “green card” interview!

As the interview date is set for July 1st, the funds need to be raised quickly, so Dani and Eric are having a firesale and providing an opportunity for you to pick up a huge amount of products, many with master resale rights, for pennies on the dollar (actually it’s $8,492-worth of products for just $67)!

Eric said yesterday that the firesale has raised half the amount it needs, and there are still a few days left… so check it out, grab yourself a bargain and help a family with their dream of moving from Romania to the USA.

(even though there IS an affiliate program for this firesale, those are NOT affiliate links)

Had you heard of .yu domains?

No, me neither. I try not to be parochial, but some things just slip past me… one of which is .yu domains… even though Google knows of millions of .co.yu domains!

Well, if you HAD heard of .yu domains, or own one, you may be interested to know that it will stop working from 30th September 2009.

“Maintaining the .yu domain register and propagating information on .yu domains on the Internet will cease on 30 September 2009, regardless of the renewal date. On the very day, all .yu domains will stop functioning on the Internet”

Oh, and it was Yugoslavia, in case you were wondering.

I just wanted to thank Martin Avis, for making me laugh out loud with this…

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Bloody cheek!

I get JV requests all the time. Some are more blatant than others, but none more so that an email I received yesterday from someone called Eric Rockefeller.

I don’t know him, and have no recollection of having had any dealings with him, so getting an email with the subject line: (Personal from EROCK) DUDE: You Mail Yet? JV SWIPE #3′ came as a surprise.

To start with, I hate emails that pretend to be personal when they are anything but, so he got off to a bad start, but it got worse.

The email started:

Hey, Dude, can you mail this for me…before I pull it down?

So personal that he doesn’t know my name and has now called me dude twice. Make it three times and I’d have to shoot him.
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Classic!

If you’re not subscribed to Martin Avis’ excellent “Kickstart” yet, sign up here.

BTW, is it true that Martin Avis is known as “Mavis” to his friends? Just wondering…

Other posts that mention Martin are… are Martin Avis and Allan Gardyne the same person?, my review of Martin’s free guide to making money online and… Martin’s garden covered in snow… oh, and mine too!

Is anyone else confused by the whole Google ruckus going on right now with regards to “nofollow” links?

What the dickens is going on?

Well, to prevent blog comment spam, Google implemented “nofollow” years ago as a parameter webmasters and blog owners could use in links to stop the link passing PageRank and being counted as a “vote” for the site the link pointed to. There was much rejoicing in the blogosphere as the dastardly blog comment spammers were defeated (or not).

Anyways, the dastardly SEO optimisers used “nofollow” in links to their privacy pages, legal pages and other webpages to “conserve” PageRank and send the wonderful “Google juice” to the pages they wanted to rank highest in the search engines. Google accepted this as pretty much a side effect of the introduction of “nofollow”, and all was well and jiggly with the world.

Until Matt Cutts (a Google uber-meister, engineer, or somesuch), recently said that nofollow now doesn’t work like the SEO guys thought it did. Instead of helping conserve PageRank, nofollow voids what would have been passed through the link had it not be nofollowed. Well, that threw a spanner in the works and everyone in the SEO world howled in rage! It didn’t help when Matt added that the change had already been implemented, and no-one noticed… “we figured that site owners or people running tests would notice, but they didn’t“.

Leslie Rhode said, “no way dude” (ok, he actually said, “First, the entire idea is just competely silly to start with and would have noticiable and really really bad ramifications that every SEO on the planet would have already noticed.”) and various other SEO’ers put forth ideas for working with Google and their new way of working with nofollow. One analysis I particularly like is Dr Andy Williams’ explanation of the changes and their effects, here.

So, what should you do?

Relax. Link to people who provide good content, nofollow any links that may potentially link to bad content (like your user-generated links) and then create more great content yourself in the time you would’ve spent worry about “pagerank bleeds”!

I’ve had the pleasure of checking out an ebook by Dean James called Content Cash Secrets that you can get for free right here in exchange for joining Dean’s email list. I think that’s a no-brainer.

In the 59-page ebook, Dean walks you through each step you need to take to start building mini sites and making money online… from researching high paying keywords to picking a domain name, getting hosting, building your website, getting traffic and monetization.

It’s a great ebook… well written, full of useful tips for beginning Internet marketers. Check it out.

I just finished watched the first module of the Outsource Method by Daniel Turner under the Internet Marketing Alliance company he runs with Marc Lindsay. I was given a sneak peek, but now Daniel has emailed access to his list, so I’m free to talk about it.

The first “module” of the Outsource Method was actually a 42-minute Camtasia presentation giving lots of background information about outsourcing, including the differences from out-tasking, why you need to consider outsourcing, what potential problems can arise and what future modules will contain. There are seven content modules in total. If they are the same standard the first one was, the Outsource Method will be a stunning product. I’m going to have to hassle Daniel for access to the other modules.

You know, it’s rare in the Internet marketing world when you meet people who “walk the walk” as well as “talk the talk”. I consider Daniel and Marc to be such people. In fact, I would go as far as to say that we, in the Internet marketing community are lucky to be able to learn from them. I get the feeling that very soon Daniel and Marc will outgrow Internet marketing and will disappear. Daniel mentions in the Outsource Method module that their business will conservatively do $3 million in turnover this year, and $5 million if “everything goes according to plan”.

We need to learn from these guys while they’re around to share their knowledge.

Marc and Daniel, the guys behind Project Green Button, are releasing a new product on the 23rd June 2009 called the Outsource Method.

Basically, these guys are incredibly good at outsourcing the different parts of their business, and decided to help everyone wanting to start outsourcing by detailing exactly what they’ve done, step by step, to out-source most of the “grunt work” their business needs doing.

So, for example, they don’t do directory submissions by using a piece of software on their desktop… they have a team in India that does the directory submissions manually for all of their sites, and the sites that their SEO clients own. I think all their content (articles, blog posts etc) are also completely out-sourced. When you’ve got content creation and link building outsourced, that’s a powerful combination. It frees up your time to work on other projects, or with clients, which makes you much more productive.

If you want to know more about the Outsource Method, keep an eye on this blog and I’ll keep you updated. I’ll be getting a review copy of the product in the next few days and will let you know what I think… warts and all!

Every webmaster who wants traffic from Google knows they MUST do “keyword research” and find easy-to-target keywords.

But, keyword research is a time-consuming hassle, right? Not anymore.

My friend Fabian, a certified Adwords professional, has built a desktop-based keyword research tool called Keyword Research Pro, and it ROCKS!

In fact, I’ve been using it over the last few days to uncover hidden keywords where I can pretty much guarantee I’ll get quick traffic.

I’ve even created a 20-minute movie showing you how I discovered and verified a hot keyword phrase in the “auto insurance” niche where people are paying up to $30 per CLICK from Google!

If you’d like to watch and review that movie, I’ll send you a link to it as a bonus when you buy Keyword Research Pro through this link…

If you use the coupon “20off“, you’ll save twenty bucks.

Be sure to check that is says [affiliate = scamfree] at the bottom of the Clickbank order page, or I won’t be able to send you my bonus movie.

People LOVE keyword Research Pro. Here are some unsolicited comments I received…

“I just bought it, what a great idea. That was the tool I needed most. Thank you” [Kathy]

“Thanks for a good recommend Neil.” [John]

Please place your order here…

After you order Keyword Research Pro, I will personally email you the link to my bonus movie.

PS… unlike a lot of marketing tools being released now, this is a one-time purchase for lifetime access… there are no monthly costs.

PPS, Fabian sent me his excellent “Adwords Empire” to review in 2006… he’s been creating quality products for years.

I hope you enjoyed this brief review.

Paul Smithson just sent out an email saying…

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It’s always nice when someone pats you on the back and tells you “You know what Mr, you’ve done a GREAT job”…

Nothing beats that feeling!

So you’ll completely understand why it made us all feel ‘warm and fuzzy’, here at the XSitePro offices, to read a little while back that one of the leading computing publications, PC Advisor - an absolute authority on all things software - has awarded XSitePro the coveted “PC Advisor Recommended” award.

*grin* I still can’t stop smiling about it
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PC Advisor said, “…this is one of the most pleasant to use interfaces for web design that we’ve encountered” and, in the “Verdict”, “XSitePro 2.0 is one of the best applications we’ve seen for aiding novices in creating professional-looking websites.”

See the full review here.

Congratulations, Paul!