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Hans Kristian Anderson

Working from Home on an Online Business 3 Benefits

by Internet Marketing Online on Sep.02, 2010, under Affiliate Marketing

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Do you ever think of how much you hate your job? Could you imagine if your work at home dream was successful enough for you to let your boss know that you are quitting to pursue a working from home on an online business, and start to really take pleasure off your working life?

Many of us fantasize about the idea of working from home, but how many of us actually pursue our dream? More importantly, is it really possible to quit the rat race for ever and start working from home with an online business. Well let me tell you , it is very possible and can be done with desire and persistence. The following will elaborate on the 3 benefits that working from home with an online business offers.

Flexibility, the first and one of the most desired benefit. Working from home on a online business provides the flexibility to get up in the morning take your coffee or tea to your home office, or go for a walk before beginning your day with no time constraints struggling with traffic or grumpy colleagues or employees.

This gives you the flexibility to build your home business on the internet with a variety of options for example there are internet markets that are “busting at the seems” full of opportunities to make money from home.

There are many different way to make money online, whether you have a current business or starting a new business, this is something that anybody can do. One of the best ways is to become an affiliate marketer, and promote and sell other peoples products or services. There are many options available, that will lead you to the freedom you seek.

Freedom, is the second benefit. Working from home on my home online business is what I call “freedom”, this does not mean I sit on the couch eating Twinkies. “The secret of happiness is freedom. The secret of freedom is courage.” Do you have the courage and desire to be free?

I so often hear people mention they want the lifestyle that a successful work at home online business can give, but do they truly understand what it really takes. It requires hard work, persistence and you will need to give, which moves us to the third benefit.

Giving, the most insightful benefit of having your own online business is the reward of giving and too many people do not get this benefit. If you truly understand that your giving is a part of success you will take pleasure in this benefit the most.

The more you give the more you will receive, if you assist others to achieve what they want then you will be greatly rewarded. Not anyone understands this, but the reality is that your life will become ever richer in unimagined ways. And it is worth every minute of it!

I feel blessed to have the opportunity to be fortunate enough to work from home, with a successful business and you can too.

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Email Marketing Systems Make You Money While You Sleep

by Internet Marketing Online on Aug.31, 2010, under Building a List, Email AutoResponders

Did you know that you can set up email marketing systems, quickly and easily? And did you also know that if you don’t have one going, almost from day 1, that you have lost a bundle? It’s true. You’re totally missing the boat.

So, what does it take?

First, you need to get an autoresponder service. There are several to choose from, including AWeber, iContact, Get Response, Mail Chimp, and many others. Find one that has great deliverability because if the service doesn’t have that, nobody sees your messages, and it’s going to be a waste of your time.

After selecting your service, the next piece in the email marketing systems puzzle is creating a squeeze page. This HTML page is nothing more than a head line, three to five bullet points, and a web form to pull in people’s names and addresses. Once that’s complete, you upload it to a hosting service, which will be your next consideration.

As with autoresponders, hosting services are a dime a dozen online. Some are great. Some are vile. You want a great service at a reasonable price, and that shouldn’t be more than around $10 a month. You can find cheaper services, but they’re not forever reliable. The service you choose, should be stable. Make sure they’ve been online a while. And check their up time percentage. If it’s under 99%, you should try another. Downtime isn’t just frustrating, it’s will be costly to your business!

Then, it’s a matter of driving traffic to your squeeze page. There are tons of great ways to do it, but blogging, article marketing, and forum postings are three free and easy ways to get started.

Yet, you can’t have email marketing systems that work without a follow-up series. Write several emails (at least four) and put them into your follow-up sequence at your autoresponder. These messages should be informational at first, just to get the people on that list to bond with you. Give them interesting information they may not know about your niche, and perhaps, in a P. S. at the end, offer a product that either solves or gives further information on the issue. Or, send information and then, every few messages, a sales message.

That’s it! Once you have that set up and are driving traffic to your squeeze page, you’ll be building your list and people will get your messages on a regular basis, even while you sleep. Email marketing systems are the best and easiest way to make your business work on autopilot. For more information on getting yours rocking from the start, visit us at http://OvercomeEverything.com. Shabambo! This is Tellman Knudson, over and out!

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What Is SEO?

by Internet Marketing Online on Aug.31, 2010, under Search Engine Optimization

Search Engine Optimization – What Is It?  

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the process of selecting the most fitting targeted keyword phrases related to your site . This  helps guarantee that your site ranks highly in search engines so when someone searches for particular phrases it returns your site on top. It basically involves tweaking the content of your site along with the HTML and Meta tags.  It can also involve appropriate link building.

The most popular search engines are Google, Yahoo, and Bing.  Search engines keep their techniques and ranking algorithms secret to get credit for discovering the most valuable search results and to hinder spam pages from impeding those results.

A search engine may use hundreds of aspects while ranking the listings where the factors themselves and the weight each carries may adjust frequently. Algorithms can differ so widely that a webpage that ranks #1 on one search engine could place #200 on another search engine.

Brand new sites need not be “submitted” to search engines to be included . A simple link from a deep rooted site will get the search engines to frequent the new site and begin to crawl its contents . It can take a few days to even weeks from the referring of a link from such an established site for all the well known  search engine spiders to start visiting and indexing the new site.

If you are unable to search for and select keywords and work on your own search engine ranking, you may want to hire someone to work with you on these issues.

Search engine marketing and promotion companies , such as Beech Marketing, will look at a plan for your site and make suggestions  to increase your search engine ranking and website traffic. If you wish, they can  also provide continuing  consultation and reporting to keep track of your website and make suggestions  for changing and other improvements to keep your website traffic flowing and your search engine ranking high.

Usually  your search engine optimization experts either build your website or work with your web designer to build an integrated plan right away so that all elements of design are considered at the same time.

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What is Blogging?

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Aug.30, 2010, under Blogging

The resolve to the question what is blogging, will be determined to a large degree on how you want to define blogging.

If the interaction on social networking sites like MySpace is considered as true blogging, the internet users would be in the millions who qualify as social bloggers, and you can answer the question, “Yes, blogging is for everyone.” MySpace alone claims over seventy million users in the United States .

But if we were to define blogging from a commercial standpoint, then blogging is clearly not for everyone, and it might not even be for you. Less than eight percent of all those who access the Internet are commercial bloggers.

While blogging for certain has an entrepreneurial appeal, and those individuals who have modest offline businesses or online websites frequently use blogs as promotional tools that are inexpensive , but that is not to imply that the benefits of having a blog are for all entrepreneurs.

If communication between a specific group of people is required, there are cases in which a private Internet forum will work better than a public blog.

In other cases, a website, once built, will demand less attention than a blog, and may be a better traffic generator. Many blog owners sooner or later find themselves short on the time needed to keep their blogs promoted and updated.

In spite of all the probable negatives, there are many, many reasons why blogging might be for everyone or for you. One of the most obvious is that constructing a blog is simplicity itself, whereas building a website Requires a real understanding of HTML coding and can take weeks or even months.

To start your own blog all you need is to get a Blogger.com or WordPress account, choose your topic, and use the interface to begin your posting. You don’t need to use a template and you don’t need to find a host ,nor understand how to upload your pages of your website to it.

Is blogging for you or for everyone?

It certainly is not for everyone, as in the instance of blogging commercially, which is reserved for those who write a blog to promote their businesses and to make money blogging. But blogging could very well be for you, if you do have a business and want an inexpensive way to get it noticed.

It’s quick and easy and blogging is certainly inexpensive to get started.

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7 Steps to Outsourcing High Quality Article Writing

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Aug.29, 2010, under Article Writing

The plain and simple truth is that writing isn’t a strength that everyone out there has. However, everyone has access to high quality writing to spruce up blogs, update sales collateral, increase readership, and raise their bottom line. Roger Elliott, experienced elancer, webmaster, and outsourcing expert, shares his 7 Steps to Outsourcing High Quality Article Writing.

Over the last few years, the very phrase ‘article writing’ seems to have become synonymous with low quality, valueless ‘cheaper by the dozen’ articles, written purely for the search engines.

And for a while, as long as you weren’t looking to impress your website visitors, it could be a fairly effective strategy too.

Google wants quality now, too

However, with Google’s algorithm shifts in May 2010, the game changed. Google started focusing on quality over relevance and in doing so, decimated swathes of long tail traffic from websites the world over.

So now we all need attention-grabbing content that our visitors will retweet, Facebook and Digg, but how to get it? Unless you’re lucky enough to be a great writer yourself, you might be worrying what you can do now.

All is not lost. There are plenty of writers onElance who are capable of turning a nifty phrase or two, and providing you’re prepared to pay a little more, will do a sterling job for you. (I know there are other places thanElance to hire writers, but I find all I need here).

Here’s how…

The 7 steps to hiring writers on Elance

1) To begin with, you’ll need articles that demonstrate the sort of style and content you’re after. These can be yours, or another website’s. (Note: This is for your writer to be inspired by, not copy!)

2) Advertise for a ghost writer. This lets your prospective writer know you want them to imitate someone else’s style and will help you narrow the field quickly to those who can do it. Attach a couple of sample articles and ask them to provide an example of their own writing in a similar style.

3) If you can, hire 3 writers. You do this for the same reason that you get 3 quotes for a plumber. Without a comparison, you’ll accept much lower standards (and possibly higher prices). And if you’re lucky, you’ll end up with 3 great writers. Spend some good time on this phase – ‘hire in haste, repent at leisure’. One thing I always do is chat with writers I like the look of in the Workroom. If they can’t communicate well, they aren’t going to write well.

4) Once you have chosen your winner(s), feed back and ask for a specific improvement to the article. This lets you check how they respond to feedback and lets them know you’re serious about quality. Plus, forcing yourself to work out what would improve an article helps you improve your game. Compliment your writer on what you like about their article – they’ll do more of it.

5) Get them on a schedule – for example, one article per week. This gives you an external deadline to stick to that will keep your content creation process ticking along.

6) Be prepared to pay. If you’re having SEO-focused articles written (and why wouldn’t you?), do a bit of math to check how long your monetization model will take to pay back what you’ve paid. Work out how much traffic the article would need to attract to achieve this and then decide how much you’re prepared to pay.

7) Do it again. If you can create content that will pay for itself, why not get 10 writers all creating one article per week? Unless of course you just don’t want to grow that fast ;-)

Although it can feel like a big step, outsourcing your content creation to skilled writers is one of the most important things you can do to help your web business grow. Put the time in now and it will free you up to focus on other areas of your online business.

About the Author:
Roger Elliott has been running businesses online since 1999. An experienced outsourcer, his small tight-knit team uses contractors all over the world enabling the company to behave like a much bigger one. His biggest site’s content was created mostly by other people, and although he writes the odd article (like this one), most of his content is written by writers he hired on Elance.

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