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Let me review this course now that I’ve had time to go through the 20 videos that received from Jason Dinner. This is what I said at the end of Video 7 |
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Recapitulation This would be a good place to recapitulate to give you a better understanding of We have reached the point where we have set everything up. We will next be So this is what we have done so far. 1. We registered a domain name. [ Namecheap or Godaddy ] What we did once we had these tools 1. We directed our DNS settings to our web host. I uploaded the squeezepage2 file to my site using my FTP client. I created a Some work needs to be done on Aweber to link up with the Thank You page, This is the whole purpose of what we have been doing so far.
The rest of the videos deal with Safelist and Traffic Exchange advertising as well as other advertising programs and the use of article writing and then submitting them to article directories and e-zine owners. We also found other products that we could offer to our growing list. Verdict A lot of useful information, tips tricks and practical advice were built in to this video coaching program, but I can’t help feeling that a fair number of the students would have struggled to follow everything and put all the techniques into practice. Safelists and traffic exchanges can be effective list building methods, but progress is not going to be rapid unless you devote many hours a day to using these methods and can afford to upgrade or buy extra hits. You will need to go on using these methods for a long time, and how many people can find the time to do the job properly. Other less time-consuming traffic generating are worth considering, especially article submission and email I’m going to stop here and introduce you to a slightly different way of building an online business - one which if done properly could bring in $30,000 to $100,000 a year. Let’s get cracking.
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