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I have decided to offer a monthly magazine that covers marketing subjects for businesses for this sites members.
It will be offered on an exchange basis…
And signing up to get it consists of a very simple two step process as follows:
STEP ONE – Subscribing
You provide me a name and a place (email) to send this valuable resource, using the provided opt-in forms you can find on every page on this site…
STEP TWO – Confirmation
I will send you an email so you can confirm you want to subscribe to the page. When you click on the provided url, you will receive a confirmation mail that you have been subscribed.
Also with that confirmation mail you will receive a download link to the latest issue of the monthly magazine!
There are NO subscription fees, NO requirements to renew or do anything other than download the monthly magazine and use the timely, insightful, helpful and free information contained therein!
I am now working the final editing and other details and will add it to the home page as soon as it is completed (within the next day or so)! After it is up, I will come back here to update this post and let everyone know!
EXCERPT OF WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Here is an excerpt from last month’s magazine, an article on the search results change Google recently implemented that will affect us all:
Sample Article:
“Flipping the Google’s “Snack Pack” Update to Your Advantage
As you may have already noticed, on August 6th Google updated the way websites appear in local search engine results. While Google’s updates vary from time to time, the latest update can affect websites in a number of different ways.”
This “local snack pack” Google has created has changed a series of seven different local listing requirements to just three sets of changes. Local result listings will be shortened and the “Local Snack Pack” replaces the previously used “Carousel” by Google.
This shake up will determine how easily businesses can be found in browser searches across the world. This changes how web marketing will be completed so local websites appear higher in searches.
The goal is to ensure that a business website will fall in line with the new Google update and still maintain how easily consumers can locate the websites. There are methods and strategies to ensure that this new change will keep your website found.
Every business listing offers just a minimal amount of information that is targeted at searchers to go ahead and click through to the next interface and then to a third interface.
Right now, this update only applies to a certain type of businesses such as restaurants and most service providers. However, this change could potentially affect other industries and businesses as well. That is why it is imperative to be aware of these changes now so as to not be blindsided by them later.
The Shift that Shook Up the Sites
While seven local businesses were previously listed, Google has shortened that to three of the top local listings. Included in these listings are the business name, location, brief description of the business, and the Google star rating based on customer experiences.
The image below shows the major change:
More in depth information will not be listed even though it can be vital information. While the listing might give the location of the particular business, it may not offer anything more than a city name.
To find the business address, it would require users to click through to find the information. While users might be looking for the business’ website link or a phone number, Google will require a click through to another interface to find it.
Not only does the snack pack version shake up online marketing and SEO, it also changes how it might affect visibility and traffic to the website. Someone who has never been to a city before might find themselves not interested in what the snack pack has to offer and the user may find themselves continuing to click even more to find just what they are looking for.
It not only seems like more work for the site content webmasters but also for the users who want to simply search for a nearby Italian restaurant.
What Looks Different…
The local search engine result pages (SERPs) will look different and the new local listings will also be different to navigate. In comparison, before the snack pack was utilized, if someone was looking for a local professional in heating and cooling, there would be a listing of seven different companies that offer those services.
It would include a location which usually provided an assigned location on a map of the city. It would also show if there were reviews or star ratings. It would also provide a telephone number and an easy click through straight to the company’s website.
Now, with the three pack abbreviated version, users get three of those and it just lists the name of them. There is a link that shows that it is a heating and cooling service business but there is no phone number and no other information.
One might have star ratings provided by Google which has reviews but they are harder to get to. There are not necessarily direct links to the website either but instead, a little icon that can be clicked on to show there is a website. Now, searchers can no longer get business contact info but instead have to look it up on their own.
Previously, these businesses might have had a hard enough time to squeeze into first page search engine results to be found even in the top seven. Now with the top three only being listed, competition to make it to the snack pack listings makes it even more difficult.
While it is still early to tell, the Google update has made a significant impact but it seems to have a few bugs. However, if this is the way that Google wants to run their search engine results pages, the mogul will find a way to make it work.
The Upside of the Shake Up
Perhaps looking at it initially makes it seem more difficult for local businesses, there is another way to look at it. The snack pack provides an opportunity for more exposure for more businesses. Depending on the actual location of where the searcher is, the top three local results actually rotate.
For example, if a user is looking for an Italian restaurant in Chicago, depending on where the user is in Chicago, a user might get a variety of different results each time they check it with the top three constantly rotating.
This means that if a user is in northern Chicago is looking for an Italian restaurant, they will see different search engine results pages than someone who is conducting a search while they are located in southern Chicago when using the words “Chicago Italian restaurants” for example.
The Snack Pack interface may seem a little bit limited upon first glance. However, it actually could be more beneficial. It could appear that if Google pages are not up to date with information on a certain business, customers could receive information that is incorrect.
This could lead to a business being found in a search but the information could be incomplete or wrong which is harmful to a business. However, if a business has a Google page that is up-to-date with correct information and reviews are positive, this new platform could prove successful for a business.
However, there is more to this update that business users need to know. Since Google My Business links and fly-out business cards have been disabled, searchers will turn to a map view that lists 20 businesses.
Also, most users who are searching for a business will look for organic results that appear more credible which means users will likely go straight to a business website or even business page directories such as Yelp.
Aim for the Top 20
The major thing a business owner must focus on is whether or not contact information is up to date in all directories and on Google pages. SEO strategies can also be adjusted even if a business already has a proactive SEO team working on content.
If you, as a user, try to Google your business, you may not show up in the local pack. However, if you went a block away, you might show up immediately. These fluctuations make it really difficult to track using rank checking tools and technology.
Your ranking report might show a much different analysis when in actuality; your business is appearing in the Snack Pack for actual searchers using Google. Cynics think this might make local businesses turn instead to AdWords to pay for higher spots in Google’s searches.
One solid tip to take advantage of is to make sure that your business appears on the map view among the top 20 which Google lists. For this portion of a search, if someone is looking for an Italian restaurant in Chicago, no matter where that searcher is located, it is very likely that you will appear in the top 20 regardless of where a person is searching from.
The top 20 just might be rearranged depending on the user’s physical location at the time.
What this actually means is that there is a more even distribution of visibility for the top 20 businesses. This might mean that you change your focus on marketing through Google and focus more on being sure that you are listed in the top 20 map rather than the rank of a local pack.
A searcher can spot you if you are already listed in the top 20 but make sure that the snippet you are given about your business is a compelling one because your business name is just one among a long list of competitors. Even if you do not show up in the top three, that snippet can help steal customers from the competition.
Keep Your Info Updated & Positive Reviews are a MUST!
If you are doing good work at your business, ask customers to leave positive feedback to keep positive reviews on Google+ pages. Zagat and Yelp’s webpages should also have positive reviews since users will be focusing on organic information.
In the image below, you will see how the reviews looked like BEFORE the update:
And this is how the reviews (no longer called Google Reviews) look like AFTER the update:
You want your business info up to date and for this new search methodology to show a good representation of your business based on past customers in order to entice future clientele.
For the long-term, the focus of success not just for the three empty and coveted slots should be up-to-date information and positive customer reviews. Some may think this will change SEO strategies completely to try to get in those top three slots to eliminate the competition.
While this is true to some extent, the likelihood that users will only use three suggestions is very slim. Why focus on three options when users can look at 20? That is why the click through information is so imperative so users can be wooed by the true information that is posted online and through Google.
Regardless of where your business appears on any directory or database, ensure that all name, address, and phone numbers are current because this helps to build a page’s authority. Plus, make sure these are standardized across all citations on other websites and directories.
Additionally, it’s a good idea to make sure your opening and closing times are accurate and up to date. If your business is open on Sunday – but only during certain months, make sure that during the months that you are open on Sundays that you show that you are open.
If that desperate person in need of heating and cooling repair on a Sunday sees you’re open and then finds your business is closed, you have lost a customer.
Main Strategy Focuses to Implement NOW
Continue to pay attention to external listings and on-site listings. Use Google+ for external listing opportunities because that is Google’s go-to since businesses are using their own products.
Focus on these things to ensure the Snack Pack update works for your business, particularly in a Google My Business listing:
- Include an in-depth and unique business description that includes links and is correctly formatted
- Choose a business category that is correct on your Google My Business listing
- Upload several compelling and high quality photos and include a high-resolution profile image and cover photo on your listing
- Include a local phone number and utilize click-to-call tags in phone number listings
- Add any other business information associated with a physical address and ensure that the listing matches what is on your website and in other local directories
- Earn positive reviews on Google+
- Make sure that your website is easily accessible for mobile users and is user friendly on mobile devices
Embrace the Change as an Opportunity
Stick to these simple strategies and recognize that the increase in competition is actually beneficial to potential customers. Local businesses that make the effort to keep their business information up-to-date are businesses that show they care about the growth of their business and acknowledge that there is a need for an improvement for an online presence.
If a business cares about how they appear to potential customers, it is more likely they care more about offering excellent customer service too. In the long run, this technique might help the cream rise to the top. So be the proverbial cream.”
CONCLUSION
There you have it! This is just one of many that will be published monthly and sent directly to your inbox i a PDF format for ease of opening and reading…
The articles included will provide valuable information we can all use and implement to have more success and make more sales/money. This is something I have wanted to do for awhile, and finally am getting in place for all my subscribers…
This is exactly what this site is all about! I want al of us to have the edge in staying a step ahead of our competitors and offering the latest and greatest for our clients!Let me know what you think below in the comment section! Thanks for stopping by!
Kind Regards,
Sounds like a really interesting offer – will you be writing the magazine yourself every month and how often will you cover subjects on Google? I own 4 websites myself so I like to stay up to date with whats going on in the world of search engines and SEO. Great website by the way – full of interesting information!
Hi Chris,
Thanks much on the compliments…Also thanks for stopping by and taking the time to look through my latest post here. I am having it outsourced and then doing the final editing myself prior to pucblishing it. It will not be a for-sale magazine, only a free ezine for subscribers to this site and my other sites (I will also offer Clicks to my offline clients for my video and marketing agencies for which I have 2 sites)…
This magazine idea is something of real value because it has the latest and greatest in it, and there are many things that may be of value for thise 4 websites….It is targeted towards businesses, yes, and what you have is a business…Yes there will be a lot on Google because it plays such a large part in what we do to get clients…
I have tried the giveaway eBook you see on my page to attract leads for a while and it is getting a lukewarm reception. Having this magazine will work much better I think…..Right now I am setting up where to store it for download, likely will be dropbox for now….
Please feel free to sign up and have a look at the issue when it is live!
Cheers!
Dave : )
Hello Davie!
I think that’s really a great idea that you offer a monthly magazine about business marketing. Thanks for sharing this information about google update. This local business listing, does it only apply to business websites that have a physical location mentioned in the website? What if the website doesn’t provided location in their website?
Thanks so much for stopping by and taking the time to provide some feedback! I do appreciate it…I really hope this Clicks magazine does help massive amounts of people who stop by here and subscribe, that is exactly what I am looking for!
As to your question on physical location, I think every business will have at least a home address that could be used. In the case of affiliate marketers it may be that they use this in lieu of having a bricks and mortar address.
My video and marketing agencies are online (http://www.davespromarketing.solution and http://www.davesprovideoshop.com) , and I do most of the work from home, although I do have an office I can use if needed, so I will use some of the guidance included in this article…
I think though that businesses that are wanting to get actual traffic into their stores, restaurants, offices, etc. will pay the most attention to this particular article. This is who I am targeting with the two agencies I mention above as well, and they too will get copies of this magazine…
There is also now a service called Google My Business that combines a lot of the different services Google has under one umbrella…Every local business is eligible to claim and update this service site and should do so. It will help in so many ways to include with the Google Maps….That will be expanded on in the issue that is coming, so be sure to sign up!
Also let me know what other topics you would like to have covered in fiture articles, and either I can do a special report or it will get placed in the queue for inclusion in the ezine! Thanks again and have a great day!!
Ciao!
Dave : )
I like how informative your page is. Its a little bit slow because of all the info but it is definitely worth it. Good images. I love how you make it easy to contact you if people are confused. Try and make you pages font a bit bigger but other then that I love your page!! I
Hi Rasaad,
Thanks for your observations on the page layout, What do you think of the concept of sending out a monthly magazine that is targeting online and offline businesses with articles on the latest and greatest in the marketing arena?
I am trying to provide something of real value to prospective subscribers in several different ways, Each will provide this value, in this case the magazine at no charge. I will be playing with the content to see how I can further tweak the information as I go along, but bottom line is giving my subscribers a reason to provide their contact information.
Cheers!
Dave
Hello David
Thanks for providing all the changes within this google update. You do clarify that this change currently involves certain type of businesses, if this works well google might implement it for other types aswel, one question about this. Regarding website owners who are oriented towards affiliate marketing, not having an actual location for their business , how would this impact?
Hi Alan,
Thanks for coming by and asking a good question on the article that is an excerpt of my Clicks magazine that I will be sending out monthly for subscribers. This is a tool that will be full of such articles and it is likely that there will be some niches that will be able to use information found in one or more of the articles useful.
For the affiliate marketers who do not have a physical address, say they are working from home, if they are registered and paying taxes and etc. their home address could be added to help potential clients find you. If that is not so important, as is likely for most affiliate marketers, then this would apply less…
Even if soe of the articles do not apply directly to the business at hand, it is a great tool to keep up with what is happening in the market at the moment. It will have some value depending on the kind of products you are selling.
Since I also have a video agency and a marketing agency that support my own other businesses as well as offline businesses globally, some articles in the Clicks magazine will also apply to the clients I support. Note the intent is to provide info on different kinds of marketing available, SEO, and etc. to subscribers and clients.
Cheers!
Dave
Great article!
i have recently begun looking into promoting local businesses online and this kind of information is great. I will most definitely be back for more info and look forward to future issues of the magazine to be delivered to my mailbox.
Good luck with the mag it seems you have a lot of knowledge that many will benefit from.
Hi Lee,
Thanks for stopping by and also for adding your thoughts! I should have my first Clicks magazine out today, advertized here, and available for all subscribers. I am just putting the last editing touches now to the current issue. Current subscribers will get the issue mailed to them automatically once it is published…
Offline marketing represents a huge market and we can serve these businesses that may not realize what they are missing out on by using what the marketing world is ever more focused on…Mobile marketing, making sites mobile friendly, finding a way to make FB, Googlw, etc. work for increasing their business, etc.
This magazine will open their eyes, and it can also help us as online marketers, because it is always good to know what is going on in the market. The internet changes so fast, it can easily happen that you miss out on the latest that will keep you ahead of the competition.
Cheers!
Hi Dave I think the magazine idea is great, and you don’t need too much information in it because people are inundated with content, so a couple of really good articles would be useful.
I also read somewhere that more people will subscribe to a simple checklist than they will an e-book, which seems to support what you’re saying as well.
I enjoyed the article – one of the things that really annoys me is looking up websites and information of businesses to find it is out of date and even contact details have changed. If google’s approach can change that then as a consumer I will be very happy!
Thanks Marie
Hi Marie!
Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate your positive comments regarding the CLICKS magazine, and I do hopw to have this up and live by the end of the worknight (long day, workday past already!)…
That is exactly what I am targeting, the issue you mention…Getting useful information our to subscribers that they can take action on or have their clients take action on…
Come back and get your (almost) free copy, and let me know if there are articles you would like to have or subjects that you would like more clarification on!
Cheers!
Dave 🙂
Hi David
What a wonderful thing to offer, I certainly know I would love to get newsletters like this packed full of really great information that I can use to benefit my online business. Plus the fact it is in pdf means I can save it to my laptop/ ipad and read them on the fly wherever I am when I have some spare time.
Awesome idea, thanks for offering this great feature.
Hi Lynne,
Thanks for the feedback. When I was thinking of something to add to my site that would add real value for my subscribers, this was an idea that coming back again and again. I finally decided to take action, and CLICKS was the result!
This will I hope make it easier for visitors to keep up with the latest in the marketing world, and it should have concrete steps that readers can act on in their very own business! Please stop by and I will look forward to your feedback for current articles and suggestions for future articles.
Cheers!
Dave
This was a very interesting article! I had noticed a difference within the google search engines recently for local businesses, but I didn’t understand all of the details until now.
I do work as a bathtub refinisher and I have a website that I advertise using google adwords. This information will be very beneficial to ones like myself that advertise locally like I do. I am going to use what I have learned here to help make sure my customers can find me in the google listings.
I think that your newsletter will be an easy way to get information on the latest topics that you are writing about. Thanks again, Richard
HI Richard,
I am very happy that you found something of use in this one excerpt of the magazine that is going live today. Monthly CLICKS Magazine will be filled with such articles that provide the latest and greatest I can gather from the internet for my subscribers and clients. You have provided social proof that I was hoping for…
I do hope that you have signed up for the magazine. I would love for you to receive a copy monthly in your inbox. As we go along, I hope that my clients from the video and marketing agencies come here to commiserate and share tips and tools for each others use…
Cheers!
Dave
WOW, Dave, you’ve really packed a lot of information into this post. You obviously have a lot of knowledge regarding internet marketing. Thanks for explaining so well how google’s search changes can affect our websites. I look forward to seeing what you have to say about online businesses. I will be checking back to sign up for your monthly magazine.
Hi Debby,
Thanks so much for your compliment, it is appreciated! I am learning more every day as I go through the drill of learn, implement, learn more, implement more. The magazine was an idea that came into my head one day when I realized that there was not a newletter or similar that I have found that does this well. I want to lol…
Have a look around at some of the other info you can find here, I think you will fond it also useful for your own online marketing program. I have really enjoyed this journey so far, and can see just how much potential this online marketing business has for us all…
Oh yes, please do stop back and sign up for the CLICKS Magazine. I am doing my best to make it worth your while, and will do so month in and month out!
Cheers!
Dave : )
Hi David:
Thank you for your article on the the Clicks Magazine. I will certainly be checking it out. The new update from Google to include the Snack Packs (or Local Packs) is intriguing and currently seems to serve the hospitality and entertainment industries right now.
One of the arguments for the Google Snack Packs is that many people feel these results serve Google itself more so than the local businesses they feature. What are your thoughts? I know you spoke a little about it, but one of the problems I see with these new snack packs is they DO NOT list the phone number of the business, the full address of the business or even link to the website of the business. So if you wanted to call the restaurant right away, you would be out of luck and if you wanted to see the menu or happy hours listed on their website, you would also be out of luck.
When I looked into it before and from reading your article, it sounds like it only includes brick-and-mortar businesses right now. Do you think they will be changing the way online businesses are listed? And if so, it is quit likely the way websites handle their SEO might be changing as well? Do you think this might replace Google Adwords? You made a small reference to it in your article.
How well does it work on mobile devices? I had problems utilizing it on my smartphone while I was travelling, so I was wondering what others thought.
Stephanie
HI Stephanie,\
Thanks for stopping by, it is nice to see you here. I knew that you had been traveling and glad to see you arw back up and rolling online!
I sometimes think Google makes these changes in the name of their searchers, but it seems a little that they are pushing people in directions that serve their own purpose as well, as you say…
The changes do make it harder for the local business to get the face time with potential clients, and as noted, they can take some actions to get in the top 20 at least which will help.I am pushing them to go in an entirely new direction however.
This direction is this:Having them employ my marketing agency to create a mobile app from their entire web site that they can give away to their client lists along with a nice bonus to cajole them into downloading the app onto their smart phones…
But over and above this the local businesses still have to deal with this Google change and any others that Google comes up with… This app on a bunch of phones will not hurt however, they can push all kinds of notifications to their clients!
With the app creator I use, as you update the site, the app gets updated as well. On the dashboard you can send out notification messages to all app users. It is like free advertising, as long as you do not overuse it…For a monthly fee we manage this for them ; ) ….
I think Google is playing with their search pages to see if this will work for a broader set of niches. Depending on the reception from viewers, it may expand. But right now there are so many competing platforms for getting customer views that Google has to be careful, Right now they are the kings but so was BlackBerry once…
If these kinds of changes are implemented to a wider audience, most certainly we will have to consider how to also best massage the SEO angle, plus take other steps like make sure clients are using Google My Business etc. and activelhy using the other social platforms and even BING so they can stay ahead of their competition.
Personally I like challlenges though so I am looking forward to the future, this is all quite exciting! I can see this whole situation where there is no obsolescence for the likes of an online marketer…Businesses will need s even more as time goes on.
Lastly (I see I have gone on again lol), please do sign up for the CLICKS Magazine, I am finishing the final touches now, and doing the required changes on the web site and autoresponder/delivery system so it goes without a hitch. Looking forward to your feebback on that first issue I get out!
Cheers!
Dave : )
Hi Dave,
Thank you so much for this informative article on the latest Local Snack Pack update from Google. I haven’t heard of it until now and it all explains why I was looking at a different listing of local businesses in the SERPs.
If this is the kind of information you are giving out in your magazine, count me in.
Hi Yared,
Appreciate the laudatory comments….
The magazine just got published, now I am wiring the autoresponder so subscribers will get sent a copy automatically when they fill out the opt-in form and the confirm via email (I use a two step sign up process)…
That article is a good example of what you can expect. The first issue is not that big lol, but the graphics and etc. look good, and you can add in adverts and such for your own programs and sites (I like that!)…
That Google change is also good info I can include in my magazines…Articles that provide updated info for our subscribers provide something of real value…
Worth a subscription I hope!
Cheers!
Dave : )
Hi Dave
I’m somebody who always is on the lookout for a freebie! I have to say that the sample article you included on this page is absolutely fantastic and gave me a huge amount of new information. The Internet is a constantly changing place and if you are going to be successful online you need to keep up with Google and how it is evolving. I really look forward to reading your next addition and seeing what other useful tips and hints I can pick up. I will certainly be recommending this to several friends I know who own local businesses and will be very interested to hear about the way that Google is now going to be ranking its results.
Hey Again Mark,
Yes I am the same. When I know I am going to buy a product, often I will wait to see which marketer is going to provide the best freebie that will help my overall marketing program. This means that by using bonuses or giveaways such as the CLICKs magazine, you will often get sales that others coould very easily get…Your bonuses are what got you that sale!
When it comes to getting subscribers, if you have a decent giveaway that provides value, is relevant, and in the case of my magazine has a scarcity element built in (only by subscribing can you get a free monthly copy). it is enough to compel the viewer to take the couple of seconds to provide their name and email….
Certainly I would appreciate and referrals you may be able to bring to the table. My intent is above-board, not only with the magazine, but for video and marketing support my companies provide in general. They can stop by here, or if they are more interested in actual marketing services, there are two sites I have for this: (Marketing Agency) http://www.davespromarketing.solutions and (Video Agency) http://www.davesvideoproshop.com …
Cheers and best of luck in business!
Dave : )
hi I like the look of your site. It is easy to read. Give an excerpt from last month’s magazine was a nice touch. It gives me an example of what to expect when I sign up. And also keeping a website updated with new content and feed back from visitors is very important.
Hi Loretta,
Thanks for the feedback on the site, always appreciated….This is the idea behind starting this giveaway…Provide something that subscribers will want to read so they can improve their business botton line. Please stop by again to keep up with the continual additions I am making to the site. They should help your own online marketing business and I would love to have you share with everyone here!
Cheers!
Dave : )
Great site you got here. I am happy I found it cause it has A LOT of valuable info for me as I am inte internet marketing as well. This Clicks Magazine sounds intresting and I am definetly signing up right now! Also this site will get bookmarked right after this comment! Thanks for sharing! Keep up the good work / John P.S you look like Russel Crowe on the picture :o)
Hi John,
Thanks for the compliments, I am glad that you are finding it useful. I really am working hard to make this a place much like Welathy Affiliate is….Certainly it will take years to develop it to the point that I can even state it has THAT much information, but in the meantime I do think I can add value to the online marketing community…
Great to hear on the CLICKS Magazine, I just got the final PDF version of the first month back and it is ready to distribute…Note there are still a couple of items that did not transfer over from WORD to PDF, but it is like a 99% solution, so to get it out I will live with these minor things in the name of getting it out!
If you do not receive your copy via email, please be sure to let me know so I can personally take care if sending to you…Thanks a bunch for your vote of confidence!
Cheers!
Dave : )
Asking questions are in fact pleasant thing if you are not understanding anything fully, except
this post presents nice understanding even.
Hello Caleb,
Yes plase do ask any questions you may have. This monthly magazine offers some good advice for businesses no matter what niche they may be in, and if you add in The Daily Blab I offer, you can get some up to date advice for free just as a subscriber to the site! Thanks for stopping by and taking time to drop a comment!
Cheers!
Dave : )
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Hi Geri, Thanks and also check out my daily newsfeed called The Daily Blab. There you will find lots of current articles and posts from across the internet that are directly related to our business, as is the monthly Clicks Magazine I publish. Cheers! Dave : )
I am signed up! Thanks
I have subscribed and look forward to my first issue, it looks great! Thanks
I’d like to find out more? I’d like to find out more details.
After going over a handful of the blog posts on your website, I really appreciate your way of blogging.
This is yet one more…I have bookmarked your site and will be checking back soon. Take a look at my web
site too and let me know how you feel. Your reviews on products, training and informational posts have all been interesting and useful for me. Thanks much!
Hi Regena, This is very positive feedback, I am certainly glad that you find the site to your liking and helpful for your online program. The Clicks magazine is just one more that we are offering monthly free for you, to help you even more. Please do stop back in again, and if you leave your url, or send it to me through an email, I will check out your site. Thanks! Dave
Hi Dave,
I am new to online marketing and am learning the ropes. Thanks for the Cliks magazine. It will help me.
Your website is powered by WordPress, correct? Are you using a plug-in to create the long form presentation?
Personally, I already have an Aweber autoresponder account. It is kind of expensive though for me until I start getting more sales.
On another subject, I want to use landing pages to promote some affiliate products. What would you recommend in terms of the OTO’s being offered?
Best,
Karuna Kanagaratnam
Hi Karuna!
The posts and pages are for the most part created right here in WordPress, no special html etc. being used. I do have some external landing pages that I have created using Landing Page Monkey, Commission Gorilla, and similar type tools that I have reviews for here on the site.
Another thing that might be of interest for you is the daily blab newsletter that I publish, it has a LOT of up to date articles on what is going on in the online marketing world.
Cliks magazine only comes out once a month, so the impact for you will be less than what you will get from The Daily Blab…
Best of luck and stop by often!
Dave : )