Internet Marketing Resources

There are some very key clues you can get from reading an individual's 'about' page. 

For example, is the person genuine?  Are they interested in selling me something or are they going to offer me real help?  Are they qualified to help me?   What experience got them to where they are?  Will they keep me interested or bore me to tears?

Frankly, about 80% of the about pages put me to sleep.  That's probably because our instincts are to get down to business and sound professional.  Now there's noting wrong with sounding professional but we often sacrifice letting our readers know who we are by getting caught up in the technical, professional mumbo jumbo.  

Here's what I'm talking about.  Mary Jane is an article ghostwriter and writes a bio that looks like this …. More… »

PLR means "Private Label Rights" content.  This is content that someone else has written that you can use on your website, blog, e-book, newsletter, whatever you choose.

If you're doing business online you probably have lots of PLR articles sitting on your hard drive.  If you do have lots of articles sitting around, or even if you don't, you can easily get some, and then you can turn that PLR content into a cash making business for you.

Here's what to do… More… »

Are you writing an e-book?   Or perhaps you're considering writing an e-book and haven't yet started. 

Either way, you'll love this FREE guide from Jimmy D. Brown that covers some excellent tips on how to write an e-book, it's called

"30 Writing Tips for E-book Authors"

This free guide has some exciting time tested writing strategies that will show anyone how they can become a better writer.  More… »

Not many of us are the bossy type but when it comes to marketing online but it's important to remember that your viewers want to be directed on what to do and it's your job to tell them. 

Think about why people come to the internet, they are looking for help, answers to their problems and guidance.  If you have the answers then you want to be sure they find them. 

Now this doesn't mean to simply point them at things to buy. Yes you may have a book or great product that is ideal for whatever it is they need help with but simply telling someone to buy without backing it up with details and benefits won't work.   More… »

Writing compelling sales letters is very powerful and it took me a long time to perfect it.  There are lots of different suggestions for writing sales letters but from my experience, these are the things that have worked the best.

Before getting started here are a few things you should think about before you start writing.  These are important because it can mean the difference in getting your sales letter read and making the sale vs. your reader hitting the back button.

I suggest you go through each topic below and write down how you will do each one. You may have to go through each of them a few times but keep going through it until you feel you've covered them all well enough.  Then we'll move on to the actual sales letter format. More… »