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List Building by Ad Swapping
I am saying AD swapping, so get your mind where it should be and shame on you! There are just so many ways in trying to build your list and building your list is so important where do you find all the hours in one day epically if this is not your full-time yob . . . (not a misspelling)
This simple list building formula can be summed up in two words: ad swap, or using money to make money by using your subscribers to make subscribers.
Generally, you trade advertisements with other eZine publishers, preferably of the same mailing list size or bigger. You broadcast the eZine publisher’s advertisement to your mailing list while the eZine publisher endorses your ad to his list. Yes, you are actually cross endorsing or cross promoting each others offer to each of your mailing list.
Taken at the Wahkenna Falls in Oregon on 2010-05-14
Your advertisement’s goal should be to get as many subscribers possible from the other eZine publisher’s mailing list to sign up for yours.
The result: you grow your mailing list. This method does not require money, which means it can be done for free. And the return of subscribers? Infinite!
You only have to do this with one eZine publisher at least once, because his subscribers who are also your subscribers can now be followed up within the boundaries of your mailing list.
Perform ad swaps with as many eZine publishers as possible and soon, you will have a huge mailing list of your own – built free.
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First Time on eBay: Here’s What You Do
When you begin auctioning on eBay it may seem a big what do I do so just follow these easy step as to what you need to do. As you work your way through you will be surprised how relatively easy it is and then the money pours in and then you’re hooked. Great.
Step 1: Open an eBay seller’s account.
If you’ve bought things on eBay, then you already have an account – just log in with it and click ‘Sell’ in the toolbar at the top of the page, then click ‘Create a seller’s account’. If you’ve never used eBay before, then you’ll need to open an account first using the ‘register’ link underneath the toolbar, and then click ‘Sell’ and ‘Create a seller’s account’. The eBay site will then guide you through the process. For security, this may involve giving card details and bank information.
Step 2: Decide what to sell.
For your first little experiment with eBay, it doesn’t really matter what you sell. Take a look around the room you’re in – I’m sure there’s something in there that you’re not all that attached to and could put in the post. Small books and CDs are ideal first items.
Step 3: Submit your item.
Click ‘Sell’, and you’re on your way to listing your item.
The first thing you need to do is choose a category – it’s best to just type in what the item is and let eBay choose for you. Next, write a title and description. Include key words you think people will search for in the title box, and all the information you have about the item in the description box.
Now set a starting price. $0.01 is the best starting price, as it draws people in to bid who otherwise wouldn’t, and items will almost never finish at such a low price. The next thing to set is the duration of the auction: 3, 5, 7 or 10 days. This is up to you: longer sales will usually get more bids, but will also seem to drag on forever. If you’ve taken a picture, add it now – items with pictures always sell for more. Finally, tick the payment methods you will accept (just PayPal is best for now), and where you will post to (limit yourself to your own country to begin with). Submit and you’re done!
This picture was taken at the Western Antique Aeroplane & Automobile Museum in Hood River Oregon on 2010-05-14
Step 4: Wait for it to sell.
This is just a matter of sitting back and letting eBay do its thing – buyers will find your item and leave bids on it. Some bidders might email you with questions about the item, and you should do your best to answer these questions as quickly as you can.
Remember that if your item doesn’t sell then you can list it again for free.
Step 5: Collect payment and post it.
eBay will sent your buyer emails guiding them through the process of sending you payment for the item. Make sure you have the money before you send anything.
Once you’ve got the payment, all you need to do is pack the item for posting (make sure to use some bubble wrap), take the buyer’s address from the confirmation email eBay sent you, and write it on the parcel. Put some stamps on, post it, and you’re done!
I hope you enjoyed selling your first item. Now that you’re starting to get into it, the next email will give you a checklist of things you need to do to be a successful seller.
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The Effect of the Economy on Your Niche
Let’s face it we are seeing some hard times at the moment and in some areas of the internet we see a noticeable impact it is making to the marketing niches of a number of marketers. Then on the other hand you see some areas just exploding because of the economical impact such as the work at home niches such as ghostwriting, virtual assistants and in some cases the rates of a lot of these areas are lower than seen typically over the years. Those who are more robust and innovative than the others will be the one likely to survive for it is not a matter of weathering a trend; no it is a full blown recession and money is hard to come by.
Before you throw in the towel, think about the ways you can become more adaptable to the changing market. Have you looked at where your traffic is coming from and if that’s changed? Have you reviewed your advertising campaigns? Have you figured out where the demand is for your market niche? Do you know who is buying and why? Are you asking for feedback from your customers? Many questions are going to have to be addressed to be as proactive as you can be to help your business survive.
This is Christina Falls on Mt Rainier Taken 2010-05-15
Many are not right now, as the green economy is not enough of a threat to your business to warrant attention. But, what happens if a stimulus bill is passed to make them highly competitive? Do you know what you can do to play in that ball field? How might you thrive or go bust if such a thing occurs? Keep an eye on government regulations during this down economy as they can severely impact your market niche, quite often overnight.
If you see that things are going to be tough, why not try to gain some market share in previously untapped markets? You can do this on the Internet very easily by trying to find ways to appeal to newer foreign markets or demographics. You might even find uses for your products and services that appeal to people having a tough time right now; all you need to do is communicate how your market niche can serve their needs too. Don’t throw in the towel until you’ve reviewed things thoroughly, and then, make an informed decision to go forward, change your strategies, or close your doors.
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Oops using Ready Made Web Templates
Problems can occur when using ready-made web templates and then the big oops when it only after many weeks running and you see that some obscure item never was replaced and usually it is one of those links that link back to the designers website, you know the ones that are all but invisible when you preview your site and are well hidden in some complicated code when remarked out causes noticeable problems. I only mention this because if you were a real experienced web designer you would not be using canned web templates. The best advice for avoiding is to trim the lines so they call all be seen when you are in an editor.
This picture taken of Mt Rainier 2010-05-15
The first obvious mistake you should be aware of is using a template that is very popular. If many people use the same template, your website will not appear unique at all and your credibility as a solid, different website will be tarnished. In other words, you will appear generic just like your next-door neighbors.
To whole point of using a web template is to save time and effort. You just change the title and appropriate details and you’re done. The biggest mistake one makes is to customize the template form what it even resembled in the first place. While that may be good in the sense that you’re creating a unique graphic, you’re defying the very purpose of using a web template — saving time and effort.
However, on the opposite side, if a template you purchase is suitable but some changes must be made to suit your site’s theme, then you will have to take some time to make the changes. For example, you can find a very nice template that suits your hobby site except the original designer has put an image of stamps in the header. You can find images of garden plants and spades to replace the stamps for your gardening hobby site. However, do only make the necessary changes and don’t redesign the whole template.
In some circumstances, some people simply make the wrong choice of templates. This is a very subjective issue but you have to be careful in selecting templates to suit your audience. Do not choose templates just because they are pretty; choose them because they serve your purpose.
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