Put some muscle in your Internet Marketing by Bill Davis
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Ah, the title! I am not sure that RankBuilder is any better than SEnuke at all. I won't even begin to say until I try it!
But I will tell you that they appear to do similar things…and RankBuilder is $4.95 for the first week and then $67 a month thereafter, compared to SEnuke at $127 a month.
I will say that SEnuke is 100 percent worth the money, so if RankBuilder even comes close to SEnuke, it's a winner based on value.
Getting backlinks is one of the surest ways to get high rankings in the search engines. That is a fact. Linkwheels, RSS feeds, forum profiles, articles, etc. – one of the main benefits of any of these methods is getting a valuable backlink from a high PR site.
You could spend all week doing this "off-page" SEO work. Or you could hire out a staff to do it for you. Both will cost you more than $127 a month.
Or you could try RankBuilder for automated backlinking.
$4.95 for a week. You probably spend more per day on coffee from Starbucks!
PS - When my week trial is up for RankBuilder, I will do a comparison between RankBuilder and SEnuke. I'll tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly, for both. Cool?
I suck at copy writing. I'm one of those dummies who think that if you build it, they will come.
They won't.
You have to write, or get written for you, compelling sales copy in order to get people to buy your stuff.
You really do. I'm dead serious.
Look at all the guru sites. They became gurus in the first place because a) they had an idea (don't we all?) and b) they put up a fantasmically-awesome sales letter.
Maybe they wrote it.
Or maybe John Carlton wrote it.
He's the sales letter god. His many students include "internet marketing gurus" like:
And countless others.
Everybody has their own thing and their own style. That is a given. And all those gurus up there? They know how to write copy. But when John Carlton speaks, they ALL listen.
Just like those old EF Hutton commercials. Remember those?
If you want to skyrocket your sales, you owe it to yourself to start following John. I'm not kidding.
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I will start off by saying that I don't do reviews. I'm not an objective person at all. If I like something, I will tell you so. If I don't like something, I'll tell you and 50 of my closest friends. (I don't really have 50 friends, but you get my point.)
The other day, I picked up this video called "Offline Marketing in 4 Minutes" by a guy named Tim Castleman. Okay, he's not just some guy.
He's a real-life "offline expert" – he helps traditional "mom & pop" type small businesses with their online and offline marketing. He's quite good at it, too.
Anyway, in this video, Tim lays out an entire offline business plan in just a few minutes, telling you exactly what you need to do, step-by-step to get offline clients to buy your services. He goes over how to find leads, how to approach them, and reveals that — just like dating — it's a numbers game.
He focuses not on "conversions" (a typical metric for Internet Marketing folks); rather, he looks at ROI — Return On Investment. For example, say he sent out 100 postcards at $1 each (physical postcard plus postage) and he "only" got 1 paying customer, but that customer shelled out $4,500 for his services.
The conversion rate is only 1 percent. However, his ROI is $4,400!
In any case, you'll get how to do all of this yourself when you buy the video. He throws in a couple more things, but it's the video that counts.
It's $37. Just think what your ROI could be if it just 5 clients for you…
Here's the link:
== > Offline Marketing in 4 Minutes
PS — Tim doesn't do refunds and neither do I (on his stuff). So make sure you're willing to lay a couple twenties on the table before you buy.
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