It is imperative you identify your ideal client - it provides the blueprint you will use to formulate your framework in building your website and business. My Input/Views: this means that you can use your ideal client to help determine: where to participate in order to generate income (community building), what areas to ensure you are aware of to stay relevant, to identify who exactly in that group will be able to pay for you programs.you want to have the right offer for the right peopleyou nee

Make it simple: one choice only (No Bypass Link), not fancy or distracting, not too much text, easy to find opt-in link/box (1st thing they see/above the fold = no need to scroll down), consider the opt-in box on the right.Use outcome/result words <--this is similar to the guide I wrote on captivating informational titles... (please check out other blogs)Of course, you're going to have to offer a gift...something irresistible. Please note, Newsletter is NOT a gift (you can add it, but it's

Hi, I just wanted to share a good tidbit I got from business coach Pat Mussieux.As expected, she agrees with most of us serous about getting a business together, that time management is key. When I got started, I had to make a content management calendar ... it helps when you have those 'what-am-I-going-to-write-about-today' days. In her post, Pat Mussieux, shares her daily schedule. I plan on using it as reference for developing a more precise schedule for myself. I hope it will help you t

Getting started here a lot of people on the live chat ask about their niche: Is this a good niche? Is this too broad? Is this too specific?I really wish I could post the link to where I learned this, she had an excellent example that I don't want to use without posting her link. But the bottom line of her tidbit was to drill your niche down at least three levels deep. You want to be the go-to person for that topic, so you will be most likely to get the sales. Going 3 levels reduces the compe

Hello, I just created this post as a resource for anyone (including myself) looking for more information about how to create better titles. I will update with other, relevant links and information. Click the specific links below if you desire, and/or read my conglomerate summary of what I've learned over the past year or so:Make your title specific.Ensure it is realistic, and reflects what is in the article/blog post. Nothing is worse than when you click on something (say a youtube video titl