Inserting your own Buy It Now button

This is a quick video showing how to insert your own ‘Buy’ button into Alex’s product page instead of Paypal’s BIN button

Welcome to the wonderful world of Blogging…

Good morning guys

I came acros this that had me lmao. Hope you have a giggle too, it should help (or maybe not) after our manic first week.

1. Find a free blogging service, you know the ones!

2. Register a catchy yet philosophically deep name for your new blog: “lifesucks”; “All Things Me”; “Lifehacker”; “Playing With Matches”; “The Internet Slacker”, “I Stalk David Hasselhoff”.

3. Consider one of the many pre-made website templates offered by the blogging service, or one created by you.

4. Turn your nose up in disgust at the thought of using a pre-made template for your blog.

5. Spend the next seventeen hours creating a functioning website from scratch. If using Microsoft FrontPage, relocate all children and elders to a safe area out of your “profanity zone”.

6. Complete your self-made blog template by clicking on the “Publish Website” command in Microsoft FrontPage.

7. Watch in shock as the aforementioned seventeen hours of hard work gets permanently deleted off your hard drive by FrontPage.

8. Swear so loudly all dogs within a five block radius begin running in circles and howling.

9. Declare “Screw It” and choose from a pre-made template. Always choose one with lots of kittens and flashing animated gifs.

10. Make sure the template is ready for your first blog entry. You can do this by going to your new blog’s URL address and seeing if the page loads properly. It will have no posts yet, of course, as you have not actually written your first blog entry. (If you do see a post written by yourself at this specific moment in time, read it! You’ve traveled back in time to warn yourself about the “Publish Website” command in FrontPage).

11. Click on the “Create Post” selection. The window will reload with a box for you to type text in.

12. Put fingers to keyboard in preparation to type your first blog entry.

13. Realize in horror that you have absolutely no idea what you’re going to write about.

14. And you’ve got a whole blog ahead of you.

15. Stand up and get an alcoholic beverage to calm you.

16. Pace back and forth while racking your brain for a great post.

17. Cast resentful looks at your computer monitor while drinking the alcoholic beverage.

18. Come up with a touching yet funny childhood memory you can write about, like when you and all the other fat kids in the neighborhood used to take down the ice cream man not unlike a pack of lions ravaging a wounded gazelle.

19. Or, make your first post about how much you love pets. Remark on the fact that you let your pet pit bull out of the house every night to get some freedom and exercise even though the sirens from the ambulances tearing through your neighborhood constantly interrupt your sleep.

20. Or, make a heartfelt confession about how guilty you feel that you could never be a vegetarian because you salivate every time a nature documentary appears on the television.

21. Sit back down at your computer desk with your great idea.

22. Complete your first post.

23. Experience a fleeting sense of satisfaction that you now have a blog with an actual entry, even though it details your sexual attraction to Yoda.

24. Immediately phone all your friends and family to tell them the URL. Remind your grandmother that ’stiffwoodysdiary’ in your blog’s address is spelled “all one word”.

25. Reload your blog incessantly every two minutes to see if anyone has made a comment.

26. Become enraged when the very first comment made on your very first blog entry is “yuo are teh sUxx0r!” from Anonymous

27. Go outdoors to calm down and get some fresh air, since you’ve spent twenty-two hours now working on your blog.

28. Tell every person you encounter – jogger, police officer, frantic paramedic – your blog’s URL.

29. Head back home when an idea for a blog entry comes to mind, such as the rudeness of paramedics who can’t be bothered to talk about your blog because they are busy helping some whiner with pitbull bite wounds on his throat.

30. When back at your computer, immediately refresh your blog’s page to see if any more comments were made while you were gone.

31. Grip the edge of your computer desk when the second comment reads “I said yuo are teh sUxx0r!” by Anonymous

32. Click on the “make new post” button on your blog.

33. Realize with horror you’ve totally forgotten the good writing idea.

34. Stand up and get another drink.

35. Sit back down at your computer desk.

36. Write your second post: how people who make dumb comments on blogs should be strung up by their genitals with barbed wire.

37. Complete the second post.

38. Stand up and get a third drink to calm you down from the blogging experience.

39. Watch TV while thinking you shouldn’t watch so much television since experiencing life would probably make for a blog that’s actually interesting to read. By going out more, you’ll be able to continue to spread the address of your blog to bemused strangers, too.

40. Accept phone call from your grandmother asking you to change ’stiffwoody’ in your blog’s name to something more polite.

41. Refuse and hang up phone.

42. On the way back to the television, refresh your blog’s page again to see if there are any more comments.

43. Experience relief when third comment is a non-abusive one. Become incredibly depressed when you discover it is written by a fellow blogger asking if you ever fantasize about wearing lederhosen while flailing midgets with kielbasa sausage, and if you’d like to meet up with him for same.

44. Stand up and get a much larger, stronger drink.

45. Consider making your third post. Repeat verbal declaration made in step #9, forget blogging for now, go to bed.

46. Just before you fall asleep, realize with horror you’ll need to repeat steps #11 to #45 daily to keep your bragging rights about owning a blog (which, ironically, nobody reads).

47. Slip into an uneasy nightmare about being forced to type the word “sUxx0r” on a flaming keyboard while chained to Jabba the Hutt, who keeps demanding “More! More! Jakatooie Blogga Dooie! More!!!”

48. Wake up in the morning. Scream.

49. Read the new comments posted on your blog. Scream again.

50. Repeat for the rest of your life.

51. Welcome To Blogging!

Hope you enjoyed
Doug

One Week On….

Hey guys

Well here we all are one week on after the launch of Alex’s mentoring/coaching program and I’m sure you’ll all agree it’s been quite a week.

How quickly the week has gone. We have Module 2 coming at us tomorrow night and another on Friday….another busy time for the next seven days methinks!

How do you all feel about the programme and how do you feel you’ve done so far?

Do you feel you’ve accomplished what you initially set out to do after Module 1?

Best wishes
Doug

Make You Blog or Website Stand Out From The Rest

One of the best ways you can make your blog or website stand out from the rest is to put video content on there.

Even if you have a squeeze page, you’ll get more sign ups if you have a video on there rather than having plain ol’ text. It’s easier to show your prospects something than to sit down and try and explain everything in text.

There’s a great piece of software that should definately be part of your arsenal whatever niche you’re in. Most of the internet marketers out there STILL don’t use this.

Have a quick peek at the vid below to see what I’m talking about

Best wishes

Doug

4 Ways To Maximise Your Profts With PLR’s

Here is part 2 of my earlier post about Resell Rights.

OK you’ve bought the resell rights to a product and the license allows you to do pretty much what you want. What can you do to make that product stand out from everyone else who has the same license? 

1. Alter the Name Of The Product
Not all resell packages allow you to do this, but if they do then you should seriously consider doing so. Changing the name of the original product let’s you create your own ‘original’ brand helping your product stand out from the rest.

2. Change the Sales Letter
When you purchase a resell rights package, you should be given a sales letter which you can post on your website to sell the product. Of course, everyone else who has bought that package will have exactly the same letter. If you’re allowed to do so, consider changing the text. Make it more personal, more hard hitting, more relevant to your readers. You could even add any experiences you’ve had using the product.

3. Use Bundling & Bonuses Effectively
Give added value to your product by bundling it with other products which will make it more desirable in a crowded marketplace. Imagine you’ve obtained the resell rights to an e-course called ‘WordPress Unleashed’, you could also include ebooks and audios about blogging for profit and either sell them as one package OR use the extra ebooks or audios as bonuses for the ‘WordPress Unleashed’ product. That way you can turn a moderately attractive package into a more desirable one.

4. Experiment with Different Prices
Returning to the above example, if loads of people are are offering ‘Worpress Unleashed’ for say $17, try selling it at a different price. Normally you’ll sell more by reducing it although it doesn’t always work out that way. You get people on eBay selling ebooks and audios etc at stupid prices of say $1.99.
What is the point of that?
By the time you’ve paid eBay their fees and PayPal their fees, it doesn’t leave much for you!
Ideally you should experiment by selling the item at different prices e.g. $8.99, $5.99, $12.99 etc. and see which one generates the highest revenue.

Note: this won’t necessarily be th eprice which generates the most sales. Selling 20 copies at $5.99 (profit $119.80) isn’t as good as selling 15 copies at $12.99 (profit $194.85)

Reselling products is a simple way to make money. But be sure to use these tricks to maximise your earnings.