I’ve been doing a lot of testing and tracking behind the scene, seriously if you stick around you’re going to be exposed to some real Internet Marketing secretes.  I’m going to review products that you should have  from CD’s to plugins, some free, some with a small price.

I will tell you who to follow on Twitter, if you don’t have an account go over there and sign up it’s free. What membership sites to belong to and who mailing list you need to get on, because they are putting out the best free content. That’s it for now, chat with you soon.

BTW, I’m going to be giving this site a makeover in the coming weeks.

What do I think of the new changes?  I think it’s great!  In these time with so many layoffs and no real job security Nicherockets gives you that opportunity to take control of your own destiny.  But with any business you get want you put into it, and the members of Nicherockets are there to help you along the way.

I looking forward to welcoming the new members aboard, along with seeing the return of some old members.

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I realized that I had tons of ebooks, videos, interviews and software that I was not used.  Does this sounds famiar?  Well just about every Internet Marketer has been talking about Web 2.0 and sites such as myspace, YouTube, Hubpages, Squidoo and more.

In my efforts to embrace Web 2.0 I’m going to put this Social Bookmarking to a test.  Why Social Bookmarking you may ask?  Because I purchased another social bookmarking product over the weekend…It was only 7 bucks how could I resist?

Over the next week I’m going to update you on my progress.  I will not reveal the domain, but currently its getting about 350 unique visitors per month.  Yes it is a domain that I let fall and now it’s time to bring back to life.  

So if you’re ready to start an online business, or take yours to another level, head over to monthlyinterviews.com.

Here is another great site, and yes that is my picture on the front Nicherockets.com.

Web users who are looking for information or products online often use search engines to find what they need. Most internet users can easily discern organic search results from search engine ads, and are much more likely to click on an organic listing than an ad when searching for something online. This is because people trust organic search results because they are based on a sites content and relevance to the keywords they searched for. Paid ads may or may not be related to what they were looking for and many times take web users to websites that are just trying to sell them something, not a valuable website with valuable information. Organic search results have greater click through rates than the ads displayed with them, as users trust search engines to give them relevant websites through organic listings.

Organic search results also help a company’s image and branding. Users expect to see popular brands in organic search results when they search for common products and services. If these companies are absent from organic search results, users may begin to doubt their value. Likewise, if a smaller less known company consistently appears high in organic search results, users will begin to equate them with the product they sell. Performing well in organic search results is a great way for smaller companies to compete with larger rivals.

The best thing about organic search results is that they are free. If a web site is properly optimized, they will be able to draw a lot of traffic form web searches alone. Users know that ads are commercially driven and are often hesitant o click on them, whereas organic search results are usually much more useful. It is free to submit your site to search engines and even if you don’t, as long as you use keywords well your site will eventually be indexed by most major search engines. Paying for search engine advertisements will only mean that your ad will be seen, no that it will get clicked or that your website will get any traffic from it. Ranking high in organic listings will mean more traffic from your website as most internet users turn to search engines and their organic results to find what they are looking for.

Step 1: Blog

Get a blog and talk about your goods or services.  Now the point is to be insightful, share you knowledge.  Talk about what it is that you do, tell why you feel your product is better than your competitors.  Don’t just list the pros, share some of the cons.  Don’t lie, because you will be found out and you credibility will be ruined and it will be tough to recover.   Post to your blog 2-3 times per week, even if no one is commenting continue to post.

Step two: Forums

Join forums that are related to your industry, post comments,  ask and answer questions.  You don’t know it all, so don’t pretend you do.  Don’t sell, pitch or market you product in the forum.  Once again by sharing your knowledge, people will seek you out.  Please don’t forget to post a link to your website in your profile, and don’t spam.

Seek out others in your industry and post comments to their blogs, once again do not spam.  By just doing these two steps you can position yourself as an expert or the go to guy or girl.

They are the ones who oversell their clients.   The know that advertiser only made a profit of $50,000 all of  last year after taxes, but sell them a $32,000 annual package.  Now, some of the responsibility does fall on the client, they just have to say “No.”  But, you have to rely on the sales person being ethical.   They should ask themselves if they would sell this to a family member, better yet their mother.  Maybe that is a bad example, because some of them would in order to make a buck.

Okay, enough of that, if it sounds to good to be true, then it is.  Remember this, when one of those Lying Liars try to sell you a dream, ask them to put it in writing.

I think Google Adword started out the same way.  It was 5 cents per click if you wanted your ad to show-up in the paid search.  Now, there are some advertiser who pay $35-75 per click.  If these big media companies don’t get it together, they are going to go the way of the dinosaur quick.  I say lets start the bidding.

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