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Friday, October 31, 2008

The Lazy Ass Internet Marketing Systems, by Ryan Ringold

Discover how to make money on the internet with ugly little websites, while working from home.

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"The Lazy Ass Internet Marketing System!"

The Lazy Ass Internet Marketing System is a step-by-step blueprint to making money online, working from home, and having more freedom for the things you enjoy!


Monday, October 13, 2008

Ryan Ringold Reveals 3 Powerful Methods To Build Your Opt-in List



Building your opt-in list is one of the most important things that you can learn to do if you want to increase your profits and explode your online profits. This video discusses 3 quick, easy, and powerful ways to build your list.

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Friday, July 25, 2008

Google Unleashes Knol!

Google Launches Knol, rivals Wikipedia

Google publicly launched Knol--(their term for a unit of knowledge) on Wednesday. It's Google's answer to Wikipedia and allows authors to publish content and articles about their area of expertise or interest.

Unlike Wikipedia though, you can set your knols to prevent users from adding, revising, and making changes to your knols. After creating a few knols today, it seems to be more like a Squidoo or Hubpages than Wikipedia.

It will be interesting to see if Google gives any extra weight in the search engine listings to their Knol pages over Wikipedia pages. Of course, Google says that they won't, but with Google placing their ads on Knol pages it seems it might be in their interest to display their pages above their competition.

This is going to be a huge opportunity for online marketers to create knols in their area of expertise that can help brand them as experts, introduce their services, and drive traffic to their websites.

One caution of warning! If you are a marketer that is looking at Google's Knol as an opportunity to drive traffic to your site, then use best practices and do not be spammy.

Friday, March 14, 2008

Make Money Online From Home

Starting an Internet Business:
8 Myths To Avoid


All too often I hear reasons to why someone thinks that they can’t build their own business. I hear reasons to why they feel that their dreams are not attainable. These “reasons” are really “excuses”. In business and in life you can’t have both success and make excuses at the same time. You must choose one or the other.

Most of the time excuses are based on myths. When you discover that these excuses are myths and not reality, then it makes it easier to move forward with confidence.

Here are some of the most common myths about building a home-based internet business:

Myth # 1: Web design is too hard and I don’t know how to build a website.

Reality: Building a website has never been easier. Most hosting companies have templates that allow anybody who can type to build a website. In addition, there is software that makes building a website as easy as using a word processor. I recommend that you learn basic web design skills so that you have an understanding of how it works. However, you can also outsource this to a professional or hire a high school or college student to do it for you. Depending on the complexity of your website, a professional shouldn’t charge you more than $500. I’ve had complete sites built for as little as $200. This may be even cheaper if you find a local student willing to make a few extra bucks.

Myth #2: I’d like to sell an information product, but I’m not qualified to write a book or make a product. Only experts are qualified for this.

Reality: Firstly, you may be an expert in something already and not realize it. You may know more about raising children, training dogs, stamp collecting, coaching, teaching, knitting, carpentry, or [fill in any subject] than most people. Secondly, it isn’t difficult to become an expert if you are not one already. If you know just a fraction more than the next person, then you can be perceived as an expert. In addition, you don’t need the “expert fairy” to come along and waive a magic wand declaring you as an expert. You do not need anyone’s permission to become an authority in a subject matter. Go to the library and read 10 books on any subject and you will become an authority compared to everyone else. If you don’t want to become an expert, then borrow the expertise of someone else. Build a partnership with an expert. Interview experts and consolidate all the information into a book.

Myth #3:
I don’t have time.

Reality: You don’t have time NOT to find time. You have the same 24 hours per day as the rest of the population. This life is not a trial run. This life is the real thing. If you want to own your own business, then you can’t afford not to schedule the time. I understand that you are busy. Everyone is busy. Make the time to do something each day or each week—even if you schedule only 20 minutes per day or one hour per week. A lack of time is an excuse. Put time in today in order to have more free time in the future... make it happen.

Myth #4: I don’t know/understand software, shopping carts, credit cards, accounting, legalities, or [any other excuse] of starting a business.

Reality: C’mon... are you really going to let a weak excuse like this stop you from pursuing your dream? Go to the library and get an understanding. Find a friend who is an attorney and ask them. Find a friend that has their own business and ask them. Get the information you need so that you feel comfortable.

Myth #5: It’s too late in the game, or there is too much competition.

Reality: The internet is still in its infancy. More people are getting online ever single day. Consumers are spending more and more money online every year. The marketplace can handle competitors. Do you think Burger King refuses to put up a restaurant because McDonalds was on the corner first? Did Bill Gates refuse to start Microsoft because IBM and Apple computers existed? Yes, you may see competitors in the marketplace, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t succeed. It doesn’t mean that you can’t become bigger and better than companies that already exist. There is usually more than one dry cleaner in a neighborhood. There is usually more than one restaurant in any given area. There is often more than one car dealership on the same street. There will always be competition... get over it.

Myth #6: I need to find the one magic bullet, or that one piece of information that will give me all the answers to success.

Reality: We discussed this earlier. There is NO magic bullet. Gain some knowledge and then try. Gain more knowledge and then try some more. Don’t be afraid to fail your way forward. Just take some action and get started! You will have to go through a learning curve to achieve your desired success. It will take work, dedication, and commitment. You must commit to gaining the knowledge and put that knowledge into action. You have all the power to make your dreams reality—there is no magic bullet.

Myth #7: I need a new or original idea.

Reality: While it would be great if you found a brand new idea that has never been done before, it isn’t how most people achieve success. My experience tells me that most success is found by modeling an existing idea. Much success is reached by becoming a direct competitor of an existing idea or product that is already successful. Don’t waste your time trying to reinvent the wheel. Look for something that works and make it better or add to it. It is much easier to see what is already working and follow the path of least resistance.

Myth #8: I need the perfect product and it will sell itself.

Reality: Nothing sells itself. Good marketing and advertising sells things. If you spend all your time trying to think of the perfect product, then you might never get started. Everything has its flaws. Find out what people want to buy and sell it to them.

The sooner you believe that these “excuses” are only myths and not realities, the sooner you can get out of the way of yourself and begin building a successful business.


Remember... you cannot make excuses and have success at the same time. You need to choose one or the other. What do you choose?

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Friday, March 07, 2008

Is It Too Late To Make Money Online?

Is It Too Late To Make Money Online?
I Say... NO WAY!

Online shoppers in the United States spent spent only $7.7 billion in 1998. By the year 2000 that figured almost quadrupled to $28 billion, according to a the U.S. Census Bureau.

Since then online retail purchases more than quadrupled again by jumping to over $130 billion in 2007.

In 1999 online purchases made up only .6% of all retail purchases in the US. Today, 3.4% of all retail sales are made on the internet. This is a 567% increase in 8 years.

Let’s put these explosive numbers in perspective:
If you owned a home in 1999 that was worth $150,000, then in 2007 it would have been worth $850,500 if it increased by 567%. It would have increased by $700,000 in just 8 years!

If the price of a $30,000 car increased by 567% over 8 years, then it would sell for $170,100. Could you imagine having to pay another $140,000 for that same car 8 years later?

Consumer spending on the internet is exploding and there is no end in sight. Skeptics claim that shoppers will slow down because of identity theft and credit card fraud.

I say no way.
The numbers prove it.

Online security is increasing. Consumers are more educated with the risks online, and how to avoid falling prey to internet scams.

These numbers will continue to climb with more consumers getting online daily. Online purchases also climb as consumers become more comfortable purchasing online. This results in more frequent transactions from customers and higher dollar volumes spent through internet purchases.

What You Should Expect

The Beginner's Guide To Lazy Ass Internet Marketing book will give you the information that has been used by countless numbers of individuals to build successful home-based businesses on the internet. This information has generated in excess of $1.5 million in online sales for me already. It works if you work it.

It is up to you, and only you to take action and put this information to use.

Today, so many people are looking for a magic bullet for everything. They want a magic bullet to feel better, and look better. They want a magic bullet for success and to make money. They want someone or something to do all the hard work for them.

I’m here to tell you that there is NO magic bullet, or pill, or beanstalk. If you are not willing to take the necessary steps to put your ideas and dreams into action, then don’t bother reading any further because only YOU can make yourself a success.

There is nothing magical about success. It just doesn’t appear without desire, work ethic, and an aggressive persistence to keep on keeping on—meaning never quit!