Commercial Intent Keywords that Convert into Sales
I’ve been getting questions about keyword research, how to find “buying” keywords. I’ll give you the answer in two parts. First up are two popular keyword tools. The Wordtracker Labs Question Tool and the Google Keyword Research Tool.
For example, if your market is in the weight loss niche, just type in the root word ‘weight’ and look at the results.
The Wordtracker tool shows the questions that people are asking. Every one of these questions would make an excellent blog post, or article.
Put the question as the title of your page, or post, for maximum SEO benefit. Then proceed to answer the question in your content.
The Google tool is sorted by relevance when you open it. That’s a key point to remember.
Most people look at the numbers and sort by competition or searches. That’s the wrong way to go about it… at first.
The right way [...]

Original post by Michael Campbell

How to Get Internet Marketing Help When You Need It
A lot of folks come to me and ask who I recommend for various services. I have some friends (yes real friends) that can help you out. And – for the record – none of the following are affiliate links. So these friends are the real deal.
If you’re in the hotel industry, or know someone who is, Milestone Internet is the #1 choice for internet marketing. Benu and her team keeps knocking it out of the park. They’ve already snagged 22 trophies in 2010.
Milestone’s home page is an impressive PageRank 7. Imagine what they could do for you.
If you use Clickbank to sell your products, Adrian Ling has a suite of tools for you. You can automate bonuses, protect your downloads and better manage the Clickbank affiliate program.
The tool I use most is Easy Click Mate. It lets affiliates sign up [...]

Original post by Michael Campbell

I am a believer in taking action. As I discussed in my mini-life story, I jumped into my field head first and never looked back. 
I was guided by the belief that if I cared enough and was smart enough, the little things would fix themselves. Years later, I am still reeling off of some of those mistakes I decided to “fix later“ and so is my brand. I am more successful than ever, but I make sure to take my steps more carefully. I now guide by the idea of “Plan, Act, Improve.”
How Taking Action (The Wrong Way) Can Hurt Business
There  is plenty of corporate examples of companies releasing products or applications before they are ready. At times, it can be responsible for taking down the whole company due to killing it’s brand. While to you (a budding entrepreneur) it may not seem there is a connection between Google Buzz (the “failed” [...]

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