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From the Site... "Interested in updating your website with the preferred choice of programming professionals, PHP? Maybe you'd like to use top-notch scripted website templates? Add a mySQL database? Your own autoresponder system? But you aren't familiar with PHP, so you try to hire a programmer to help and haven't found rates under $125 per hour ... You can learn how to boost your website performance and improve your business operations and ultimately your sales when you… Jazz up your HTML with PHP inserts… Become a firsthand mySQL expert by engineering a blog (journal) of your own..." How to Build a Forum That Doesn't Fall Apart Two Months Later If you can get a big enough following from customer lists and newsletters you might want to start your own forum. But I always see people trying to start a forum and it falls flat on their face, mainly because they make it too big and they never promote it. The main reason is because nobody eats in an empty restaurant. Don't setup a "multiple topic" forum like phpBB where it allows you to partition the thing off into different subjects. You have to start small, get enough traffic to that forum for THAT type of forum to become self-sustaining before you build bigger. By that I mean start off with a blog. This blog (and eventually your message board) HAVE to have a niche. You can't just have a general purpose hang-out message board, or have it based on something really vague like "Marketing," or "Finance," or "Computers." Instead go for something specific like a Copywriting message board. Or a message board about home loans. Or a message board about digital video. You supply all the posts, and any user "posts" will just be comments to this journal. Don't require any sort of signup in order to post. Give people an option to sign up for e-mail updates but DO NOT use the autoresponder built into the blogging software. Instead use a separate autoresponder script. Why? Two reasons: 1.) You can write a quick teaser message that will entice more subscribers to read your posts than any boring automated notice could. 2.) This way it will be easier to move subscribers over once you graduate from a blog (keep reading). (WordPress works great for this and is free.) Start off allowing anyone to post, but once you start getting traffic to that page and the blog spam starts rolling in you will either have to require approval by you for a comment to go through or require the poster to type in a code to prove they are human (you've seen the kind). It will be easy to get SOME traffic to the blog, if you keep most of your entries to it in article format, because then you can submit these articles to ezines and the article directories with a link back to the blog. Keep the blog format going, be SURE to post regularly and if possible write content in advance (Post To Future) so that if you miss a week your content will still be updated as if you never left. If you feel ambitious setup RSS feeds for the blog and submit to the feed directories. Continue posting until you reach the point where after you make a post, you receive comments from 10-20 different people within a day or two of the post. This 10-20 has to happen without any e-mails being sent out, or any kind of active promotion. Until you reach this point stay with the blog, it means you haven't reached critical mass yet and any attempt to change over to a more complex kind of site will never work. Once you've got those 10-20 spontaneous posts you can go ahead and make the move from a blog to a forum. But be very very careful. There are a lot of things that can go wrong, especially if your forum doesn't "unfold" properly, which is a technique I'll discuss with you in Part 2 of this article... Free (humorous) video for you about how to promote an affiliate program without seeming spammy. Take a look: http://www.affiliatebattleplan.com/Rewrite.html Related Article||View Site or Download |
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Killer Web Site Brand Pack (for eZines, eBooks & eBoxes) by Vaughn Davidson Related Article... "How often have you been drawn to a book based on its cover? Odds are you’ve done it quite often. That’s because the cover is an important marketing tool, and it must appeal to potential readers. Does your e-book cover meet this requirement? It doesn’t matter if you’re designing it yourself, or hiring a professional, the success of your cover depends on you..." Read More From the Site... It is a fact, people DO judge a book by its cover, or a product by its package... Nine times out of ten it is the cover design or packaging that will first draw your eye to a particular product. It's at that moment your first impressions are formed and the sale is made or lost.The same is true on the internet, probably more so. That's because everything on the Net is two dimensional… Imagine how many more sales you could be making right now if you had your product, ebook or ezine wrapped in a KillerCover..." Related Article||View Site or Download
Related Article... "The internet is full of opportunities to allow anyone to earn money online. All it takes is an idea, a website and a bit of motivation to succeed. Now you may have an idea, and you may have the motivation, but what you dont have is a website. You might feel like you dont have the techincal knowledge or financial commitment to build a website or have one custom built. Lucky for you, there is a little thing called Turnkey Websites..." Read More From the Site... "You'll get my already invested, countless hours searching, hunting, and gathering all these proven to sell products not to mention all of my hard earned money invested into buying these products to bring them all to you in this one great big package..." |
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