July 29, 2010

How to not make an online living

I’ve been in the online marketing biz to some extent since 2002. Throughout the years I’ve made some money: though nothing to brag about on a consistent basis. It gets pretty old, really.

Throughout these 4 years I’ve learned a lot. Back in 2002 I didn’t know how to create a simple website link, and now I can create complex programs in perl as well as knowing how to make simple/complex websites writing in perl/html/css/javascript. I’m even starting to learn some php: which I regret not starting earlier.

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PLR Magic: make private label content work for you

With the still growing rave about private label rights content I have written a little piece about how you can make PLR articles and content work for you if you plan on publishing on your website or blog.

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Use tracking links to test responsiveness of HTML emails

You can track the overall effectiveness of a subject line in opt in emails or test the amount of people that open your newsletter. This is provided the email/newsletter is using html.

It’s pretty simple. If you have graphics or images already embedded in your email, all you need to do is create a tracking link using your image URL. For instance, if your image url is:

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Use Reseller web hosting if you own multiple websites

Want to save some money on your web hosting costs or make management of your personal websites easier? Setup a reseller web hosting account for all your domains. Reseller hosting accounts allow for you to host multiple domains on the same account, each with its own control panel.

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Dirty tactics of clickbank vendors

I was looking through the clickbank marketplace searching for some services to promote for a new website. I did my searching and found some pretty good choices, so it I thought anyway. There was one website in particular I was checking out. . . I have a bad habit of randomly clicking my mouse while I browse and stumbled onto some hidden links on this clickbank vendors website.

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