1. You only buy products that “have affiliate programs”.
  2. You stop your online consultation to admire a new “exit pop up”.
  3. You convince your hair stylist to create an affiliate program so you can cover the cost of your hair cut.
  4. Your eyes light up in glee when you get a promotional email … so you can check out the sales copy.
  5. You notice yourself saying “Would you like an upsell?” instead of “Would you like fries with that Big Mac?”
  6. Being close to your computer is more enjoyable than dancing on a Saturday night.
  7. You research the new porn sales strategies on Skype and Twitter to see what tips you can steal.
  8. You compile a list of Twitter babes to show your friend.
  9. You’re the 1st person to post a comment on someone’s blog.
  10. You start using keywords in letters to your mom.

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The Wrong Way to Follow Your Bliss

July 5, 2009

This paragraph really got my attention …
“Here’s where lots of people go wrong. They follow their passion and develop a product first and then go out to find the customers. That’s exactly the wrong way to do this. You should look for a hungry market first and then, if all indicators are positive, develop a [...]

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Everyone Must Have a BLOG

February 18, 2009

Recently, I listened intently as a group of Internet marketing gurus ALL agreed, “Everyone must have a BLOG.”
In today’s world, your blog is the #1 way to get started on the Internet.
Why?
Your Blog is the fastest, easiest and most cost-effective way to tap your expertise, tap the perfect niche markets, and create products and services [...]

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How To Use Twitter in Business

December 22, 2008

Below is an informative video from Guy Kawasaki on how to use Twitter in Business.  The video was too large to be put directly in this blog.  Click here to see it.
Enjoy!
Phil Johncock

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MULTIPLE STREAMS OF INCOME, PART II

September 27, 2008

How to Start Up and Grow a Business Online

In this article, you will learn:

· 4 facts why this topic is important
· Top 3 mistakes to avoid in growing your business online
· Top 3 new skills you need to grow your online business
· Top 3 steps to creating multiple streams of income
· 2 support [...]

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Google Your Name. Top 3 Ways to Change How You Show Up.

August 10, 2008

Have you Googled yourself recently?  If so, how did you do?
Most people I know, even ones with websites, have poor results when they Google themselves.
There are 3 easy ways I’ve found to influence what shows up in a Google search.  This applies to you personally, as well as your business, as well as goods and [...]

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An Invitation from Phil Johncock to Join SelfGrowth.com

August 7, 2008

This is Phil Johncock.

I am writing to invite you to create your own dedicated Expert Page on www.SelfGrowth.com, the # 1 Ranked website for Self Improvement on the Internet, getting over 1 Million visitors per month.

Your Expert Page on SelfGrowth.com will enable you to expand your online presence, promote your products [...]

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Increase Traffic with Free Gifts for Referrals

August 6, 2008

Do you want to increase Web traffic to your landing pages for products and services?

If so, read on …

The best way to increase traffic is “word-of-mouth” advertising. One “word-of-mouth” method that has had proven success recently is to reward clients with a “free gift” when they refer friends to your webpage(s). Several [...]

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9 Ways to Profit from Your Key Words

July 30, 2008

You can use “key words” to make money and find niche-markets for your products and services while working at home. I have!

The 10-minute video below answers these questions:

**Why are key words used?
**Where are 3 places to find key words for your home based business?

In the video below, you will also learn 9 places [...]

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Matt’s Niche Is “Bad Dancing”

July 10, 2008

**PRINTED WITH PERMISSION FROM www.guidetohomebasedbusiness.com/blog**
After you ask yourself, “What makes you and your products and services different?” and “What do you do that you are most proud of?”, marketing guru Tom Peters in his article called The Brand Called You suggests that to find your niche then ask yourself, “What do you want to [...]

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