Podcasts about getting traffic

Building a StoryBrand 2.0 is out... but is it actually an improvement? In this video Alexander Toth offers an honest take as a former StoryBrand Certified Guide who spent six years coaching businesses to implement this framework. You'll learn:⚖️ The biggest differences between 1.0 and 2.0⏳ The one part of 2.0 that is actually worth your time

Here's my UNIQUE approach to getting traffic to my network marketing pages online, mostly through organic methods!

You're finally seeing traffic from Pinterest, now what? Here are 5 steps to take once you start seeing traffic.

Welcome back to this week's episode of the Niche Pursuits News podcast, where Spencer and Jared report on all the latest news in SEO.  It was a busy week, so tune in to hear what's new at Google and how changes there effect content creators and webmasters. Stay for the latest updates on their side hustles, and don't miss the weird niche site discussion at the end.  The first news item is a big one. Based on a post on LinkedIn, there's speculation that Google's SGE might not be rolled out now, or maybe not even at all. That's obviously great news for SEOs. Spencer and Jared dissect this news item and try to understand what Google's future plans are. Are there really going to be changes? What's behind the gradual shift in the language they're using? Listen to the episode to hear what they think is actually happening. The conversation continues to revolve around Google, but the topic shifts to what's going on behind the scenes there. Another LinkedIn post gives a bit of insight into the company, suggesting that the company has no real leadership and is plowing ahead with AI while slowly killing organic search. Is Google really done innovating? Does the company need new leadership? Hear what Spencer and Jared have to say about the situation. The next news item up for discussion is Google's announcement that its contract with Appen has ended and it has cut thousands of search quality rater jobs.  Although there was confusion about whether or not Google was getting rid of all of its quality raters, the company confirmed that it's simply cutting ties with Appen. How did this news initially come to light? Spencer has the scoop! The last news item today is that Sports Illustrated's publisher has laid off most of its union staff. You might recall that SI was busted recently for using fake AI-generated personnel on its website and, as a result, the CEO got fired. Want to hear more of the drama at SI and with AI and the world of publishing? Listen to the full episode! In the Shiny Object Shenanigans portion of the podcast, Spencer revisits a website he started about a year ago, the goal being to drive traffic from Facebook. His Facebook page has 45k likes, and he shared the strategy he's using to get people to his site. How's it doing? Does it have potential? What happened when he applied to Mediavine? He shares some Facebook page metrics, including link clicks, and he fields several questions from Jared about his strategy.  Jared reveals a new and exciting side hustle he's got in the works: a public speaking side hustle. He's set a goal for the year to speak at 4 conferences, and he's already got a few lined up. But what does he hope to earn or achieve from this new side hustle? When it comes to Weird Niche Sites, Spencer goes first with Let's Learn Slang, and he looks at a few of the articles and shares their stats from Ahrefs.  How could the site have established more topical relevance? And what do Spencer and Jared think of the About page?  Jared then shares his site: Easy Toilet Tips, the number one source for lavatory bias-free reviews.  The site has a ton of content but hasn't put a lot of thought or effort into UX. Although it seems like an AI-generated website, Ahrefs reveals that it's been around longer than that. Traffic peaked at one point, but it was devastated by the HCU. And that brings us to the end of another episode of the Niche Pursuits News podcast. We hope you're feeling up-to-speed on all the latest SEO news and inspired by Spencer and Jared's side hustles and general insight. See you next Friday!

If you like distribution and repurposing playbooks, you'll love my weekly newsletter (it's free). Join 2,300+ subscribers here: https://news.justinsimon.co/ Justin delivered a presentation on Content Distribution at the 2023 RevCon Conference. He starts his presentation by discussing the current state of content marketing, highlighting the fact that companies have tons of content sitting around, but do very little to actively promote it to their audiences. He emphasizes the need for companies to scale content down to focus on what's working, rather than spreading their resources thin across multiple formats and channels.Justin then dives into different strategies to repurpose and distribute content every single week. He wraps up by covering the need for a new framework and measurement for distribution. ***CONNECT

You got stuck with a bad booth location. Don't tell me you got stuck with a bad booth location. We've all been there for anyone who's exhibited at trade shows, expos, conferences, or events over the years. You probably have been stuck with a quote unquote bad booth location. At some point, you know what I'm talking about.We're talking about being stuck in the back corner on one of those aisles, that it's all the way off to the sides, or maybe in a secondary hall because they oversold the show. So what do you do? Do you just give up and take what attendance possibly happens to walk your way? Those attendees that maybe they're lost too. So they finally walk past your booth or do you take control? We're here to show you how to take control. First you got to do everything you can to avoid getting one of those. So when you're going to pick the show and pick your booth, get with , the show organizer and ask them, where does the traffic flow where the best. Locations that are still available. Get with them and they will help you to find the best location available. Now let's get into the tips. I've got three things that you're going to do before the show and six things that you're going to do during the show to increase traffic. So here's the first three things that you could do before the show,

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What I've learned about getting traffic that every business owner needs to know. And the topic for today is getting traffic hacks for success. And I'm going to be sharing with you what I have learned about getting traffic that I believe every business owner needs to know. If they don't already know. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/herbertsmarketinghelp/message

I remember the first time I heard someone say, “Social media is the new SEO.” Generally speaking, that appeared to be the case from around 2010 to 2020. For about a decade, everything was easier to do on social media. I'm talking about list building, networking, advertising, and building your brand. The best part was, that not only did social media work, but it worked without paid ads! That was then, but this is now. Today, the future of your business may depend upon you being able to get traffic to your website and your offers. How will new people discover YOU over the next two to five years? That's what we'll be discussing in today's episode.

I remember the first time I heard someone say, “Social media is the new SEO.” Generally speaking, that appeared to be the case from around 2010 to 2020. For about a decade, everything was easier to do on social media. I'm talking about list building, networking, advertising, and building your brand. The best part was, that not only did social media work, but it worked without paid ads! That was then, but this is now. Today, the future of your business may depend upon you being able to get traffic to your website and your offers. How will new people discover YOU over the next two to five years? That's what we'll be discussing in today's episode.Subscribe to The Jim Galiano Show: Help for Freelancers & Solopreneurs on Soundwise

Jen Hayes tells you how to get traffic to your blog Episode 639: Why Your Blog Isn't Getting Traffic And How to Fix It by Jen Hayes on Using Pinterest For More Site Visitors A few years ago, Jen and her husband were buried in $117,000 of student loan debt. Now, they've paid off over $100k of debt, and they're on track to have the rest paid off by the end of this year. Join their email list to get exclusive tips on how to save money, earn more, and live like no one else. The original post is located here: https://www.jenhayes.me/why-your-blog-isnt-getting-traffic-and-how-to-fix-it/   Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jen Hayes tells you how to get traffic to your blog Episode 639: Why Your Blog Isn't Getting Traffic And How to Fix It by Jen Hayes on Using Pinterest For More Site Visitors A few years ago, Jen and her husband were buried in $117,000 of student loan debt. Now, they've paid off over $100k of debt, and they're on track to have the rest paid off by the end of this year. Join their email list to get exclusive tips on how to save money, earn more, and live like no one else. The original post is located here: https://www.jenhayes.me/why-your-blog-isnt-getting-traffic-and-how-to-fix-it/   Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com Interested in advertising on the show? Visit https://www.advertisecast.com/OptimalStartUpDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You're getting traffic, now what? I've said it before and I'll say it again…no this isn't a quote from Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Just wanted to say, social media is a rented space. On this week's episode of Let's Chat with Russtek, I dive into what to do once you start getting traffic and a conversation I had on that topic. Want to know where to find your dream customers online? Want to know all the secrets to drive traffic to your offers? This FREE book is for you. Click below to get Traffic Secrets! https://bit.ly/3Kal3uI Be sure to follow us on all our Social Media Platforms Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RusstekMedia Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/russtekmedia Twitter - https://twitter.com/russtekmedia LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nrussell18/ Want to know more? Let's Chat! https://www.russtekmedia.com/book-now Need more amazing resources? Get 2 months of ToDoist Premium for FREE and 3 bonus templates for FREE! https://www.russtekmedia.com/todoist/ Ready to find out where all your time is going? Click here to get out free Time Study! https://www.russtekmedia.com/timestudy/ What if I told you, I had a free resource for you that has everything you need to avoid the many struggles as an entrepreneur? Just click below and it's all yours! https://info.russtekmedia.com/tools I've just joined the One Funnel Away Challenge! Will you join me? (We can go through it together…) https://bit.ly/2Lvp2bA Ready to start generating leads in your business? Russell Brunson's 5 Day Lead Challenge is the best way to start…best part is it's free! https://loom.ly/Nj29L2M Russell Brunson uses the material in this book, Expert Secrets, and will charge you $10k as a coaching client. You can get this book for free! https://loom.ly/U197OiY Are you ready to find out who your audience is, where they are and how to market to them? This FREE book is what you need. Be sure to get your free copy of Dotcom Secrets! https://bit.ly/3iV0Uem ClickFunnels just dropped a $7 GOLDMINE! First you get Russell Brunson's Perfect Webinar Framework for free and to add more, you get the script and slide deck for just $7! https://bit.ly/2W6rcRd Get Alex Charfen's Momentum Planner and his Momentum Planning system! https://momentumplanner.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/russtekmedia/support

James Scherer talks very practically about how his company approaches driving traffic to websites. He talks about: -Using high-traffic URL's from your own website to help out other lower ranking URL's -How to arrange your content into categories for testing -Techniques on making Google happy To learn more and connect with James Scherer: https://twitter.com/JDScherer https://codeless.io/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-scherer-94709830/ -- Find out more about Burkhart Creative Agency: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burkhartcreativeagency/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_stevenburkhart LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenburkhart/ Or Schedule a Call and lets Chat: https://www.burkhartcreativeagency.com/ ***Keeping up to date with all the changes in social media algorithms, Google SEO, and content strategycan be challenging. We produced a resource to keep your marketing relevant and strategies effective! Join the newsletter here --- https://bit.ly/relevantmarketing***

Today we discussed a scenario where a blogger has published more than 100+ blogs on the same topic but is still not able to reach the required traffic? What should be your next move?You can reach out to me on https://seosingh.in/.Newsletter: https://seosingh.substack.com/.Dropping daily Content Marketing tips on: .Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ishmeet2/ .. https://www.facebook.com/seosinghshow/.https://twitter.com/seosinghshow..Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seosinghshow/.Video Version of Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/c/SeoSinghShowHandmade Store: https://thehandmade.store/products/antique-landline-phone

Welcome to another Friday Jam session. Today's topic is, "Why Your Content Might Not Be Getting Traffic?" So, today you might be asking, how do I get my question answered? All you need to do is become part of our take-action crew.How do you do that? Head on over to https://takeactioncrew.com. It's free. We do this every single Friday, and what you're listening to is one that we did last week.You can always show up to the rock your brand podcast and listen to our live jam session if you can't attend. So please sit back, relax and let's jam. Now for the question: why your niche property content might not be getting traffic. It's a question that came upon one of our recent Brand Creators Academy private calls that we do every other week.It came up because we were doing some website reviews while looking at published content. The first thing we look at is the questions and the topics being answered. If you switch your thinking about how you're writing or coming up with ideas, it always has to start with search content. I've talked about this before. I will give you an example of what it looks like to write a good post. One that is not optimized for search. Learn more by watching this episode below or listening to it above.Enjoy, and let's CRUSH YOUR WEEK! 

This week we're giving y'all a rundown of selling vintage, which has been a highly requested topic! Selling vintage opens up a whole new world of possibilities as a reseller, and we love it since you're really in control of setting the value of a piece. Here's a breakdown of what we cover:- How do you know if it's even vintage?- Vintage styles we look for- Vintage BOLO brands- Pricing vintage- Listing vintage + getting it discoveredJoin the community on our Insta! We'd love to hear your thoughts and any tips you may have!!  https://www.instagram.com/thedimestorecowgirls/ If you loved our show, rate & review us so that we can shout you out in a future episode!

If you're just populating your new membership or could use more traffic to your existing membership site, this SuperFastBusiness episode is for you.

If you're just populating your new membership or could use more traffic to your existing membership site, this SuperFastBusiness episode is for you.

In this episode, Sandra gives you 4 ways you can start getting Free traffic today! You don't want to miss this episode.  Pay close attention as Sandra explores all the ways to get free traffic.  Be sure to subscribe to the show! Click to get FREE ClickFunnels Training Click to get FREE MLM Training! Click to join my team!

Alex Newman is an award-winning international journalist, educator, author, and consultant. In addition to serving as president of the small media and information consulting firm Liberty Sentinel Media, he has written for a wide array of publications. His insights come from years of studying and analyzing the media as well as living overseas and developing the ability to see the U.S. from an objective point of view. In this episode, he talks about the tyranny of Big Tech's information suppression and censorship. Follow Alex on Facebook and other social media channels as "Alex Newman" or "Liberty Sentinel" and reach Alex through his website: https://libertysentinel.org/ where you can subscribe to his monthly newsletters.

There are 3 Types of Traffic that you want to generate for your eCommerce store, but once they are there, you need to be doing this ONE thing, miss it and it could be the reason your store fails. www.LouiseCourville.com www.BlinkDigitalMarketing.com Follow us on Instagram @blinkdigitalmarketing    

Is your website not getting much website traffic? Or maybe you would like more website traffic? If so, this episode is for you. 7 Reasons Why Your Law Firm Website Isn't Getting Traffic (And How To Fix It)Free law firm marketing plan:https://legalsites.com.au/law-firm-marketing-plan-free-download/

In today's episode, I'll take you through creating your business profile and attracting free and paid traffic on Instagram. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marcy-williams/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marcy-williams/support

Bobby Edwards ~ Founder of Squatty Potty  ~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Major Influencers   On this episode, we are joined by the CEO and founder of the legendary and so incredibly viral poop stool Squatty Potty. His name is Bobby Edwards and back in 2012, Bobby's mother was having some troubles pooping. So, Bobby did what any good-hearted son would do, he got creative and designed a stool that would help her poop, and it worked!  His Mom (Judy) deemed the magic stool to be called Squatty Potty and now they are running a corporation that had $30 million in sales in 2016.   Bobby is an incredibly warm-hearted guy and you will be able to tell from the show that he is humbled and flattered from the success. Squatty Potty has literally changed the way people poop. The family receives ‘thank you' messages all the time, and Squatty Potty has been featured on Oprah, CNBC, Shark Tank, Forbes, Inc, Entrepreneur Magazine, Dr. Oz, Howard Stern, The View, and has a YouTube video that cleared over 150 million views complete with a unicorn pooping rainbow ice cream. ​ Today we will get behind this ingenious entrepreneurial mind and chat with Bobby about the growth of Squatty Potty. He shares some ups and downs, some essential elements to the business's growth, and some tips for fellow entrepreneurs out there about the difference between the 7-figure and 8-figure mentalities in business. ​ ​ “People responded to toilet posture….and that's when we started getting a response.” Bobby Edwards ​ 03:55: How Squatty Potty Started 11:30: Getting Traffic in Year 1 14:33: Mistakes from Year 1 17:01: The Turning Point of Squatty Potty's Messaging 20:14: Inspiring Stories About Squatty Potty 23:03: What's Life Like for Bobby Edwards These Days? 23:30: A Team of 17 Running a Company that Produced $30 Million in Revenue Last Year 24:51: The Squatty Potty Video That Went Viral 27:12: Growth and Sales From a Viral Video 32:43: The Future of Squatty Potty 33:49: Bobby Edwards on The Difference Between the 7 & 8-Figure Mentalities   Contact Info: ​ https://www.squattypotty.com/     ​ Website:  https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/squatty-potty Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-business-method-podcast/id1069958541?mt=2 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90aGVidXNpbmVzc21ldGhvZC5wb2RiZWFuLmNvbS9mZWVkLnhtbA%3D%3D Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2q8Q9t78sCL6kNkWlnV1Po

The names we know are the names we know for a reason. These are the ones who have reached the top through hard work, smarts, and great mentorship - and when they have something to teach us, it's up to us to take their wisdom and make it a stepping stone on our own path to success. Russell Brunson has sold everything from shakes and supplements to coaching, books, consulting, coupons, t-shirts, technology services, and software. He reached a top-ranking status in several network marketing companies, generating 1.5 million leads in just six weeks. The limitations and obstacles Russell encountered with the technology required to bring his sales funnels to life became the birthplace of the idea for his software company, ClickFunnels. Together with his partner Todd Dickerson, Russell launched their sales funnel software in October 2014, and the company grew to $100,000,000 in the first three years. Currently, ClickFunnels has over 100,000 active users, and Russell continues to speak, publish bestselling books, and mentor entrepreneurs in his Two Comma Club. On this episode of the Perfectly Mentored podcast, Jason and Russell dig into what makes a perfect funnel, the secrets of the irresistible offer, and staying fully present in every area of your life. Listen in for insider knowledge from a marketing legend. Topics Covered: Who is Russell Brunson? [00:15] Are Websites Dead? [00:45] What Makes a Perfect Funnel? [2:29] How Does One Become a Master Copywriter? [4:06] What Does an Irresistible Offer Look Like? [8:34] How Do Organic and Paid Traffic Compare? [11:13] Any Tips for Getting More Traffic? [13:12] What Sets a Successful Funnel Apart from a Dud? [16:23] Why Do Businesses Neglect the Awareness Piece? [20:11] How Do You Balance a Successful Business and Time with Family? [22:40] What Industry is Booming Right Now? [24:50] Any Exciting Developments Coming Up? [25:38] Connect with Russell Brunson: RussellBrunson.com ClickFunnels Instagram Connect with Jason Portnoy jportnoy.com LinkedIn Like the episode? Come visit us on Apple Podcasts - don't forget to subscribe and leave a review! We appreciate your feedback and would love for you to help spread the word!

In the second part of our alternatives to eBay we go into a simple one-product landing page that is useful for sending people from your posts, tweets and any other social pages you use.  Don't forget the power of the video and sending them to make the sale at your free landing page.

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If your business is relying on just one source of revenue then it's time to reconsider your business model. Swimming coach Brenton Ford did … and now business is going swimmingly.  In fact, he's about to have his first 7-figure year. And he's a swimming coach! Today, it's a wet-behind-the-ears episode 490 of The (award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing Show as Brenton Ford of Effortless Swimming is here to talk about using multiple revenue streams to increase your business' traffic and eventually help you earn more.  You'll get lots of ideas and insights about how you can do this through various offline and online tools, such as training camps, online courses, podcasting, and video content. Make sure to tune in and find out how you can effectively increase your traffic and revenue.   About Our Guest: Brenton Ford is a national swimmer and coach who has taught a lot of champion swimmers in Australia. He is also the winner of the Australian National Master Swim Coach of the Year award in 2012. Ford is the brains behind Effortless Swimming, a platform of techniques and workouts to improve his clients' swimming skills. He aims to share methods that will work for a broader audience across the world.    Using Multiple Revenue Streams to Earn More for Your Business Offline and Online Offers Effortless Swimming holds training camps to help swimmers get better at the sport. This offline offer gave them the opportunity to personally interact with their audience and give them more value. There are a lot of opportunities to strike up connections and build lasting relationships. They offer an online course alongside an annual membership fee. The online course allows people from different parts of the world to experience the services, including Brenton's analysis of their swimming technique. Client retention: Get the people to use your products and services and show them the value they can get. Creating Content Design content that matters to your target market. Craft witty and catchy titles. Decide on a schedule for your posts. Use videos to show what you can offer to the market. Chop your video into bite-size snippets that tackle essential points. Using Social Media Upload your videos on YouTube. Maximize reach by sharing the link on Facebook and Instagram. You may also upload the video on Facebook and Instagram as an Instagram TV episode. Using Podcast Determine when you are posting your content. Be consistent with your schedule to increase engagement. Include a subtle call to action in each episode. Share stories from real people who benefited from your service or product. Podcasting is an excellent way to reach potential clients and sales. Getting Traffic and Engagement Entice your audience by giving away free content. Get personal with your audience by hiring a person to help you in answering your email support. Adhere to a strict schedule in posting your content. Work and Life Balance Finish work ahead of time. Find time for yourself—no emails or phones. Discover or learn a hobby to do when not working, like swimming. Catch Brenton's swimming tips and tricks on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram or tune in to the Effortless Swimming podcast. You may also connect with him on Twitter.   This week's Monster Prize Draw winner: Amanda McDonald of The Shower Man Melbourne. Amanda and her hubby have implemented a huuuuge number of strategies they have heard on the podcast over the past year, and it has seen their business skyrocket.  Here's a taste of what they have been doing…  Vehicle wrapping/signwriting on the three work vans/utes. Print material- referral flyers offering free movie tickets per booked referral that we leave at jobs after completion, along with care guides. SEO tweaking using Upworker who has been working with us all year and is doing great. Systemising! This has been the biggest and hardest to implement however we are getting there, now in our work app our guys complete checklists as they do the job and it's all systemised so that nothing is missed, so now in the office we have a clear picture of when to invoice, and when things are done. I also systemised everything I do and handed 80% of the admin over to a VA I hired in the Philippines. Automated as many tasks as I could. JFDI with Michelle Bridges - this has been pivotal to me actually biting the bullet and making changes and taking on more risk We send automated emails to collect reviews now. We offer a % discount flyer now that gets sent out with a quote for jobs booked within seven days of the quote to create urgency. Started using Zapier. Started using Google Forms for selections instead of a million emails back and forth. Made some small partnerships with others in our industry. Hired a business coach- I now spend dedicated time working on the business instead of in it 24/7, not as much time as I would like but we are getting there. Started screen recordings for my systemising how to's. Moved everything to G Suite. Outsourcing bookkeeping/payroll. Making blog posts on our website to send to clients with questions instead of us explaining the same thing all the time. Providing a "next level customer experience" to our clients, looking at all their pain points and trying to make every interaction they have with us blow them away. Replaced our email signatures so that they are responsive and market what we do.   This week's podcast sponsor: This mind-expanding episode 490 of The (award-winning) Small Business Big Marketing Show is brought to you thanks to Your Ultimate Marketing Resources List. Thanks also to Charley and the team at Valher Media for putting this episode together. 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In this episode of the Attorney Marketing Profits Podcast, Richard Martindale finishes his discussion of the 8 Essential Elements for an effective legal marketing system. These 8 elements work together to achieve an efficient and successful legal marketing system that allows attorneys and law firms to use Legal Marketing Optimization to leverage their time, talents and assets to obtain more clients and achieve higher revenues. During this episode, you’ll discover: Why Richard Focuses on Legal Marketing Optimization [1:05] Legal Marketing is not about having a new website Must have all assets working together Integrate “offline” strategies like networking into your marketing system Summary of 3 Phases to Online Legal Marketing [3:58] Phase 1 - Creating Framework and Systems for Marketing Automation Phase 2 - Getting Traffic to Legal Marketing System Phase 3 - Converting Traffic and Leads Into Clients Summary of First 4 Elements of Legal Marketing System [4:48] Element 1 - Clear Goals and Objectives Element 2 - Creating an Irresistible Offer to Differentiate Your Firm Element 3 - Capturing Leads and Automating Follow Up Element 4 - Developing and Nurturing Leads Element 5 - Converting Leads Into Clients [6:20] Need process to direct leads through your system Must have a clear path and give leads direction on what to do Don’t be pushy or “salesy” like a car salesman Use “pull” marketing to build relationship and trust Examples of content to build relationship and trust - testimonials, reviews, trust seals from 3rd parties, awards or recognitions Element 6 - Overdeliver After Client Hires You [8:42] Don’t get complacent after hire Make great first impression Provide information and value using systems Make onboarding process easy and smooth Anticipate client’s questions and answer them Element 7 - Give Clients the “WOW Factor” [10:44] Customer Service is Key Make client experience unbelievable Remember the big picture of how this will help in the future How are you communicating? Provide small gifts or rewards for working with you Keep in mind the office experience if hosting meetings Element 8 - Create Raving Fans [13:21] Leverage great experience to obtain future clients Systems to capture testimonials and reviews Don’t forget to ask for referrals Use testimonials and reviews in marketing Marketing will snowball and grow over time Summary of All 8 Elements in Legal Marketing Optimization [17:49] PLEASE CONNECT WITH RICHARD AND MARTINDALE DIGITAL: Martindale Digital Website - http://www.martdig.com/podcasthome Martindale Digital on Facebook - http://fb.martdig.com/podcasthome AMP Website - http://www.martdig.com/ampsite Attorney Marketing Facebook Group - http://fb.martdig.com/attorneygroup Richard Martindale on LinkedIn - http://li.martdig.com/richard Twitter - http://twit.martdig.com/podcasthome

https://fizzleshow.co How do you drive traffic to a new website without doing heavy blogging or content marketing? Ruben Gamez is a serial entrepreneur and founder of Bidsketch and Docsketch. Bidsketch is a web application that helps people create professional-looking client proposals in minutes. Docsketch is an all-in-one electronic signature, approval, and document tracking solution. In this episode of The Fizzle Show, you'll learn exactly what techniques Ruben is using to drive hundreds of thousands of visits to his websites without blogging.

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If you want to get traffic to your website, you have to learn your audience and cater your message to your audience. Today I break down the types of traffic and types of market so you can tailor your message and maximize your exposure.

Do you struggle with understanding how SEO works? Do you want to figure out how to attract traffic to your blog and social media channels to grow your ecommerce brand? If so - you are in the right place! On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear from Scott and Chris as they explain what type of content you should create, tools you can use to get started, how to use keywords effectively, and much more. Make sure you have your pen and paper ready for this extra helpful episode - you don’t want to miss a minute! The type of content you should create What type of content should you create for your ecommerce brand audience? Where should you start? If you really want to know the answer - look to YouTube! Find out which type of questions people in your niche are looking for answers to by searching YouTube and Google. Let those amazing search engines do the heavy lifting for you. Scott and Chris have a ton of additional information to share with sellers like you. To hear more about creating the type of content you need to succeed - make sure to tune in to this informative episode of The Amazing Seller! What is the problem you are trying to solve? Content is all around you - seriously! If you are confident that there is a market out there for lawn care or kayaking - why not connect with someone locally who is an expert in that field? Sellers like you can leverage the knowledge and skill set of others to highlight helpful tips and insights your audience needs. It might sound difficult, but the truth is - when you know how to look in the right places, the ideas will flow! Get more tips from Scott and Chris by listening to this episode of The Amazing Seller! Don’t over-think it! Time and time again - ecommerce sellers in the marketplace close up shop because they over-thought their approach. Yes - dream up, test, plan out, and implement your strategy but don’t stress over every detail! If you have any hope of succeeding as an ecommerce seller, you’ve got to be willing to roll with the punches and adapt. Do you have what it takes? Of course, you do! Jump into this episode of The Amazing Seller to hear from Scott and Chris as they dive deep into SEO tips and much more! OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [2:50] What is the content that your target market needs to know? [5:00] The type of content you should create. [11:30] Tools you can use to get started. [13:00] What is the problem you are trying to solve? [15:30] Make sure your question or title is the keyword you are going after. [18:10] Don’t over-think it! [22:30] Closing thoughts. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE The 5-minute Pitch www.tasclass.com www.theamazingseller.com/live Keywords Everywhere Answer the Public Canva Fiverr Travel Fashion Girl

Hey, today I want to talk about the top periscope profile to get traffic for affiliate marketing or a website! http://www.trustthelink.com/ Before I begin down below is a link and if you click on it you will discover what I feel is the number 1 tip to making money online. What do you think it is? One thing that I've been thinking about lately is to getting a lot of followers on Periscope you have to provide something of value to the community. The truth is someone has many choices on what they can watch or read, now what is valuable is debatable it could be just entertaining. My philosophy is that I put on content that I'm interested in and I don't give a shit if anyone else likes it or even watches it, so I win no matter what I do. What you really should do in Periscope is create a very good bio, just like in Instagram or Twitter. You need to have a picture of your face. One tip that you could do, is with all your social media profiles like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram use the same bio picture and that almost brands yourself. This when when someone sees your picture they know it's you. Not a bad idea right? With your name a great tip is to include your website address and just use the shortened version, mine is trustthelink.com. People can't click on the link, but they will see it and that is a good thing. Your Bio is searchable and using keywords is good, but you only have 116 characters will show. Ideally you want your website in your profile and you don't need to put the http: in your profile. You want to tell people exactly what to do in your profile, why they should do and dummy proof it as much as possible. One idea that you can do is when people start following you, you can have the notifications alert you so you know which of your strategies are working and what are not working. How you do this is go to the people icon and the profile icon you scroll down until you see the notifications settings button. From here you will see notifications turned on for users following you. When you grow and have thousands of subscribers you might want to turn them off. When you start you might want to have them turned on. The reason why is so you know what is working, you can follow that person back and lastly it helps motivate you. With periscope the more broadcasts you do the more followers you can get. Apart from doing follows, you can follow other people and some of them will follow you back. I do this with Twitter and it works. To find people to follow, just hit the magnifying icon. The trick just like with all marketing is to be as targeted as you can. You can search people by keywords and leaders in your niche. When you follow leaders you can pick up tips and strategies to help you, you may learn Periscope strategies and you can even follow their followers. I hope you got some value from this video or podcast on the top periscope online profile to getting traffic, if you did then please hit the thumbs up button. If you are interested in making money online, which can be a great thing to do since job security isn't as secure as it used to be then click on the link below or go to trustthelink.com, bye for now.

After starting his own website in 2007 to share his experience improving his own finances, PT soon realized there were many bloggers spread out across the country and the world talking about similar issues. To help foster a community for these like-minded, finance-focused writers, he started a conference... the rest is history!

If you want more customers, you're going to have to go find them. Think about where your traffic already is and be specific. Who do your targets already follow? Where do they already hang out online and offline? Use the PESO model to brainstorm where you'll go fishing for the traffic that will grow your business. To download the Persona Frameworks that I look to over and over again, grab the link here: http://bit.ly/31919pcast - #TrafficTuesday Find the podcast on iTunes and other podcast players under Usable Marketing Watch the podcast on Youtube Follow us on Facebook --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/usablemarketing/support

We are obsessed with getting traffic to our websites. I want to challenge that concept, because let's face it - random traffic doesn't do that much for you. Web Strategy 201 is getting beyond just "traffic" as a goal and making your site much more active in the sales process. The post Beyond Getting Traffic: Web Strategy 201 appeared first on Control Mouse Media.

I laugh when I see new products launches that are “Finally” going to help people succeed online... Here’s how to see through all the BS - Traffic is the gasoline of your business and can only come from one of a few places... It takes a SKILLSET (and art) to master any one of these... Now you will never again think that there is a secret “traffic getting loophole” or “shortcut” method to making money online... And if there is, it’s very temporary Now go put in the real work

Today we are going to talk getting some traffic to your Affiliate Side Hustle Funnel. This traffic source will not only convert into sales but we'll be building an asset in the process. This asset is the subscriber list. To get your hands on this Affiliate Side Hustle Funnel visit jonfelty.com.

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John Nemo is an Online Course Creator and Bestselling Author who helps Business Coaches, Consultants, Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners generate quality leads, build their client base and increase revenue using digital marketing platforms and tools like LinkedIn and Webinars. The Minneapolis based social media consultant has personally rewritten LinkedIn profiles for A-List Entrepreneurs including Chris Brogan, Mari Smith, John Lee Dumas, Bob Burg, Tom Ziglar, Jairek Robbins, Dan Miller, Ray Edwards and many others. When he’s not consulting world class entrepreneurs, he’s regularly guest blogging for Inc. Magazine and American City Business Journals. In addition to those, his work has also been featured in The Huffington Post, Business Insider on LinkedIn's marketing blog and many other publications online. Since 2012, he’s helped hundreds of Business Coaches, Consultants, Small Business Owners, Entrepreneurs and others across dozens of different industries worldwide leverage LinkedIn to generate nonstop sales leads, clients and revenue.   Quotes To Remember: “There are three P’s that we need to remember to be successful on LinkedIn: 1) Profile 2) Prospecting and 3) Profit.” “You’ve got to make it about your customer.” “The riches are really in the niches.” “It’s a mistake to ask people right away to get on the phone. You gotta earn that.” “Timing is everything.” “There is no excuse for you not to monetize your passion through social media, through the tools and technology that we have.”   What You’ll Learn: Finding Clients Through LinkedIn 3 P’s to be Successful on LinkedIn Growing to Six Figures in 90 Days Using LinkedIn in Getting Traffic and Growing Your Email List Is LinkedIn Premium Worth it?   Key Links From The Show: John’s Site John’s LinkedIn Nemo Radio Messaging Magic LinkedIn ProFinder   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Linkedin Riches by John Nemo How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Deep Work by Cal Newport The Magic of Thinking Big by David J. Schwartz Winning the Story Wars by Jonah Sachs

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Everyone wants traffic to your website, this episode we talk about what type of traffic you want to acquire and how to get it. -Our tool of the episode is Quill Engage, a new way to simplify complex reports (like Google Analytics) in a way that anybody can understand. -For our Deep Dive this week, we discuss the immediate and long-term ways to increase traffic to your website. (Spoiler alert, you might want to get thee a digital marketing budget.) -Finally, in our trivia round, David and Craig battle it out for ultimate victory. Craig accuses David of cheating, so you can guess the hilarity that ensues.

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On this episode, we are joined by the CEO and founder of the legendary and so incredibly viral poop stool Squatty Potty. His name is Bobby Edwards and back in 2012, Bobby's mother was having some troubles pooping. So, Bobby did what any good hearted son would do, he got creative and designed a stool that would help her poop, and it worked! His Mom (Judy) deemed the magic stool to be called Squatty Potty and now they are running a corporation that had $30 million in sales in 2016. Bobby is an incredibly warm-hearted guy and you will be able to tell from the show that he is humbled and flattered from the success. Squatty Potty has literally changed the way people poop. The family receives ‘thank you' messages all the time, and Squatty Potty has been featured on Oprah, CNBC, Shark Tank, Forbes, Inc, Entrepreneur Magazine, Dr. Oz, Howard Stern, The View, and has a YouTube video that cleared over 150 million views complete with a unicorn pooping rainbow ice cream…we'll put the video in the show notes. Today we will get behind this ingenious entrepreneurial mind and chat with Bobby about the growth of Squatty Potty. He shares some ups and downs, some essential elements to the businesses growth, and some tips for fellow entrepreneurs out there about the difference between the 7-figure and 8-figure mentalities in business. 03:55: How Squatty Potty Started 11:30: Getting Traffic in Year 1 14:33: Mistakes from Year 1 17:01: The Turning Point of Squatty Potty's Messaging 20:14: Inspiring Stories About Squatty Potty 23:03: What's Life Like for Bobby Edwards These Days? 23:30: A Team of 17 Running a Company that Produced $30 Million in Revenue Last Year 24:51: The Squatty Potty Video That Went Viral 27:12: Growth and Sales From a Viral Video 32:43: The Future of Squatty Potty 33:49: Bobby Edwards on The Difference Between the 7 & 8-Figure Mentalities “The first full year in business we did about $600,000 in business just on our website.” Bobby Edwards “In the first few months, I started sending out Squatty Pottys free of charge….to influencers…with a not from myself and a picture of my mom.” Bobby Edwards “People responded to toilet posture….and that's when we started getting response.” Bobby Edwards “(At first) we didn't know how to message our product, people weren't ready for it, and it was pretty foul and gross and disgusting.” Bobby Edwards “It's not a big team, it's not a small team, but for $30 million in business, I think 17 people is pretty lean!” Bobby Edwards Honorable Mentions: Squatty Potty YouTube Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbYWhdLO43Q The Harmon Brothers http://harmonbrothers.com/ Oprah https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oprah_Winfreyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oprah_Winfrey Dr. Oz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehmet_Oz Howard Stern https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Stern SharkTank http://abc.go.com/shows/shark-tank The View http://abc.go.com/shows/the-view What Women Want Trade Shows http://www.whatwomenwantevent.com/ ‘Billions' on Showtime http://www.sho.com/billions Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.com/ Inc https://www.inc.com/ Entrepreneur Magazine https://www.entrepreneur.com/magazine Forbes Magazine https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://forbes.com/&refURL=&referrer= Contact Info: https://www.squattypotty.com/ Subscribe on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Tim Brownson tells us how he builds traffic for his hugely successful websites and how he harnesses that traffic to get coaching clients. Tim's also a pretty funny, down to earth guy. Enjoy the show! Links: Show sponsor - www.universalcoachingsystems.com/lco www.waybackmachine.org www.trends.google.com/trends www.authorityhacker.com Career Renegade: How to Make a Great Living Doing What You Love by Jonathan Fields: http://a.co/aUHq9bf www.sethgodin.com Tim's coaching websites - www.adaringadventure.com, www.coachthelifecoach.com

Getting traffic on YouTube isn’t that hard if you know how to do it and if you work hard. There’s no secret trick here as usual, it mainly all comes down to executing consistent hard work on a daily basis. However, here are my top 3 tips for getting traffic from YouTube. 1) Publish daily … Continued The post How To Get Traffic On YouTube — Getting Traffic From… appeared first on Till Boadella.

Welcome to the Real Fast Results podcast!  Thanks for being here.  The special guest this episode is Robert Plank.  Let's jump right into the show today and see what Robert has to share with us... I am going to share how to go from having an idea for something, to solve some kind of problem, into having a money-making membership site ready to go.  This will be where someone goes to a webpage, sees a bunch of cool stuff, clicks a button, clicks to buy, they pay the money, and they get what they paid for. Membership Sites Bring in Passive Income It's the passive income.  It's great to not have to start at the beginning of every month, or every day, at zero.  It's great to be able to do whatever you want and have a bunch of money that came in automatically.  Then, if you want to do some more of that, if you want to do whatever it takes to grow your business, that is all extra! I honestly believe that whatever everyone listening does, even if it's like a service; for example, maybe you set up websites for local businesses, you should still have a membership site for a couple of reasons.  One is that you could get a lot of extra money for something that you're already doing anyway.  I found that when I sell any kind of information products, and stuff like that, I'll get extra business just from people buying the membership site or buying the product. I used to do a lot of nerdy PHP programming, setting up websites.  Well, it was tough to get new business. However, as soon as I made a couple of courses, just sort of showing what I did, I would get a lot of people who I would go through the funnel. They would buy this course, trying to see how I was going to do it, or maybe they were going to hire someone else to do it, and they would end up hiring me to do it. It's really cool making this thing called a membership site because you're doing it anyway, and you might as well get paid a second time for it.  Also, there may be someone that couldn't afford to hire you for $2,000.  You might have lost that person for $0 otherwise, but this way, you may be able to get $200 off of them instead and everybody wins. How to Set Up Membership Sites - An Overview The first step would be to set up WordPress.  It's free, and it's what most of us marketers use to just be able to click a button and make some content.  So, we set up this thing called WordPress, and we put it on a domain, like a .com domain such as RealFastResults.com.  Once WordPress is set up, the two pieces are the front-end piece and the back-end piece. For the front-end, we have a thing called a landing page or a sales letter.  We use a plug in for that called PaperTemplate.  For the back-end we have the member's area, where someone can log in.  We use WishList Member for that.  The pre-step would be to get a website, get a domain name, and get a host account. Then the real stuff is to set up WordPress, set up your sales letter or landing page as your front-end. Then set up the actual login area, called the back-end. Step 1 - Set Up WordPress The first step is to set up WordPress.  The only way this would be awkward or difficult is if you've never done it before.  If you've done this once or twice, then the process of setting up your membership site will be super-easy.  Even if you're not technical at all, there are all kinds of videos out there on how to do this.  Some people use Fantastico, QuickInstall, or SimpleScripts to help set up their WordPress site. The point is that you have this website, and people listening may be used to like uploading files into a folder or something like that, but you click a special button and you install WordPress. Right out of the box, you'll have this place where you can go and post, basically, online journal entries.  Even that, technically, would kind of get you done.  Technically, we're talking about membership sites, and a membership site, all it has to be is a protected download area.  It doesn't have to be something where someone pays you month after month.  It can literally just be  a little protected area that has a bunch of posts, has your videos, other content, or whatever. From there, you go to C-Panel, and within there, it's either called Fantastico, QuickInstall, or SimpleScripts. From there you simply say, "I want to install a WordPress blog at the top level of my site.  It's RealFastResults.com."  Then, it asks you stuff like, "What's the name of your blog?" and "What do you want your password to be?"  You click it, it's done, and that's how you can start adding content to the website. Step 2 - Set Up the Front-end Next, you make what's called the front-end.  You don't need a plug-in for this, and you don't need a theme for this, but it's better if you do.  Basically, you just need one big, long webpage, and even if you have a page with nothing else but a button to click and buy, that would be better than nothing.  Even if you had no time for anything else, but you said, "Hey, I'm Daniel Hall and I have a great membership site on publishing comic books to Kindle." You could still tell someone, "Go to this webpage, and there's just a button there," but at least they would know to go there and click the button. If you had an extra three minutes, then you could put above the button what the title of the course is.  That would be another step in the right direction. If you had another couple of minutes, you could list, maybe 10 good reasons to buy, or 10 things that people would get out of that course.  Then, if you had another three minutes, you could change the headline to something interesting like, "Who Else Wants to Publish Their Comic Book on Kindle Today and Do It In 3 Clicks".  Now it's kind of coming together where they go to this webpage. What we like to do is have it at the very front door of your site. If your site was RealFastKindelComics.com, they would go there and all there would be on that page to do is see what you have to offer and then either close the browser tab or click and buy.  That would be Step #2, getting that front-end set up.  One thing that I've had a lot of success with is writing the sales letter first, even if it's just a couple of quick bullet points.  I've seen a lot of people get tired of doing things in the wrong order, and that's why I tell people to just have a buy button, because that's Step #1.  Anything else that comes after that is extra. When I see a lot of people who fail, what they mess up on is that they go in and make a lot of content first.  They go in, and they make their logo, and they create their business card, and then they go, "I just spent a month working my tail off, and now I have to write something called a sales letter."  When I like to do is, while I'm still in a fresh state of mind...I'm still excited and stuff, and not tired out yet...Make the sales letter, even if it's just some quick thing.  Then, when it comes time to make the course, it kind of has to live up to the hype of the sales letter. Step 3 - Set Up the Back-end The third step is this thing called the back-end. So, this is where all of the magic happens.  This is where you set up a plug-in called WishList Member.  What that basically does is protect your content.  I can't stress this enough, that a lot of people think in the wrong kind of terms.  They think that a membership site is a monthly thing, where every week you deliver an interview or an article.  I prefer to think of it as is a protected download area.  So, for example, YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook would all be membership sites because someone can be a member of that site, right?  I mean, Facebook is free, but it's the same idea; either they can get in or they can't. Some people think that they are going to have a site for free, or even for $10.  What I like to do is create a cool course.  I like to have something that has some meat on it... $200, $300...And that way, there's a couple of pieces to it.  If you're getting $300 a pop, first of all, you can have a nice little affiliate program, you could pay out some nice commissions, then if you only made like $3K, you could still be like, "Okay, I just made $3,000, and I feel like my efforts paid off." I think a lot of people have low confidence.  They think that they have to give it away for free or give it away for $5.  Well, what are you going to teach about for $5?  It's going to be a piece of crap.  It's just going to be some PowerPoints, but if you make it $200 or $300, you're probably going to add is some software and some cool videos. As far as the back-end goes, there are two pieces: The tools that you use and content strategy. Like, how many videos am I going to make, what are they going to say etc. Back-end Tools As far as the tools, since WordPress is already set up, we use WishList Member to protect it.  So, what's cool about that is that if someone goes to that front page, they see what they like about Daniel Hall's course about Kindle comic books, they click the button, and they buy.  After they pay you money, say they pay you $200, they go to a registration form that says, "What's your first and last name?  What's your email address?  What username and password do you want?"  They create that account, and now they can go anytime they want.  If it's five years later, they can still come back to this Kindle comic book course. What's cool about this, from a management point of view, is that if someone comes back five years later and they have forgotten their password and click a link, they can get back in. If they pay you money and they refund, now they're locked out.  So, it's really cool from a management point of view, and then what we'll usually do is pile in some videos. Then, we'll use a cool tool called TablePress.  It is so cool.  Basically, you can make a table or a grid inside of your membership site. Usually, if I'm pressed for time, I'll just put some posts on a page.  It will look like any other blog, and they buy access to this blog. Maybe if we have an extra five or ten minutes, we can make a table or a grid. Say I want to have like three columns across, five rows, and add in some cool little icons.  It's one of those nice to have little goodies, where you can make the inside of your membership site look pretty slick.  Make a dashboard, and just make it point and click.  You can make it the way you want it instead of some videos just kind of tossed in a webpage. I would say that my top tools, as far as WordPress being set up are WishList Member and TablePress to structure the membership site with.  So, those are the tools. Content on Your Membership Site When it comes to recording, it takes a little bit of a mindset shift. I think that a lot of people, when they are doing a course, they think, "Let me see what kind of trivia I could just give to you about Kindle comic books.  Let me show you some Kindle comic books.  Let me show you Photoshop, or you could use this other editor."  People just go off in all of these scattered directions. Usually, when I buy a course, I will look over this kind of stuff because I'm just there for the content.  Usually it starts off with a five-minute intro, and then they'll have like a 20-minute longer thing, and everything after that is about 5 minutes.  It's like they get tired or something, and then it ends up being like 20, 30, 40 videos, and you have to page through every little thing to get what you wanted. It's just this meandering thing taking me into all different directions.  What we like to do is think in copywriting and marketing terms.  We think, "They are going to buy this course on Kindle comic books, so what are they going to actually have built by the end?" It's not just what they have learned, but what actions have they actually taken.  This is how you separate yourself from the cheap Kindle and the cheap Udemy kind of courses.  Now you're actually a $300 course.  By the end, they should have, say one or two Kindle comic books up.  Maybe they have another one in progress, or whatever it is. However, by the end of your course, they should have something set up.  That way, they will buy your next course, they won't refund, and all of that good stuff we all like to have. We think of it in terms of, by the end of this course, they will have all of this stuff, and then I split it up into four milestones.  A milestone, we can call it a module, is like a video, that's usually a screen capture that's like 60 minutes long, maybe 90 minutes at the most.  This is how we avoid having to page through all of these little five minute videos. Then each of these four pieces actually counts for something, and is building on the next, and is in the right order.  Then, at the end of each of these modules, we'll have a little 10-minute assignment.  So, for example, in the Kindle Comic book course, at the end of the first module, maybe they will have their first comic book created but not published. Maybe the second module would be having them publish it.  That makes it really cool in a lot of ways.  A lot of people won't get past that first hour of video, and when you're making the sales letter, you're like, I've got all kinds of promises for you, because I can say, "Tonight you join this course and you'll have your first comic book created using the software," or something like that.  So, instead of making videos with no plan, the way I always do it is think in terms of four milestones, 60-90 minutes, and it's all in video form.  Put it on there, put it in that little TablePress grid, and it's a cool little package for anyone that's looking to get some results fast. Sometimes what I'll do is add in free bonuses for any kind of course that we have.  One piece of the bonus may be some kind of software.  Either built-in software on the membership site, buy rights, or have something made.  So, that's good.  If not, I'll tell them where to go and buy, say, some sort of point and click comic creator and then provide some kind of video training on how to use it.  Then, I'll throw in a checklist of sorts.  So I'll have a list of questions they ask like, what's your Kindle comic book going to be called, how many pages is it going to be, etc.  By just going through and answering those questions, they will have something at the end. A few weeks after the course is done, I'll go back and make what's called "quick-start" videos.  I'll make just a video that's just one hour or so. I'll split that up into five-minute chunks just so that if a person has a short attention span or no time, I'll give them just the bare nuts and bolts.  Sometimes I'll have just a quick little section, where it's like, "Just give me the bare essentials," basically. Getting Traffic to Your Membership Site What you need is traffic.  You need to send some people to that site and get your first member going.  I think that at this point, there are two paths you can take.  One path is, you can keep on adding to the site and making it cool, and I think that's the natural path a lot of people want to go into.  That's because it means you don't have to go into any of the scary stuff.  You don't have to market your stuff or buy ads.  You don't have to send emails, do webinars, get affiliates, and stuff like that. I think that at this point, as soon as you have the minimum viable product, even if the sales page could be better, and even if you haven't quite figured out TablePress, what's important at this point is to get one single, paying member.  I think some people get kind of discouraged because they think, "Oh man, I see all of these people talking about having a $100,000 launch.  On the first day, I guess I'll be okay with like $50,000."  Then, they put out their site and they just get one sale.  I'm thinking that's great because before you had $0.  Yeah, you may have put in 10 or 20 hours, but don't cut it up and say that you only made $10 an hour.  You made your first member, and then the next thing you know, member #2, #3, #4 are going to come in with almost no work at all. Going down the line, I think that there are some cool things that anyone could add to a site.  For example, what we do a lot of times, is we have a plug-in called WP Notepad, and we have it to where, underneath every video, or every post, there's like a little note-taking area where any of your members can go in and type their own private notes that are stored on your server.  So, they don't have to save it anywhere.  You could add a checklist under each post so that they can check off if they've watched that video or gone to that webpage. We have a way where you can add a pop-up using a program called WP Kunaki, where it will confirm their physical shipping address.  So, you can send them a quick "Thank You" card or call them on the phone as soon as they join.  That way you can say, "Thanks for your purchase.  I just wanted to make sure that you made it to the download page."  You could also send them a DVD, or whatever.  Those are all nice things to have, and those are good to add maybe like in a week or two. The next one or two weeks should be dedicated to getting some dang members in there. You need traffic, and you need a compelling offer, but how do you do that?  One of the ways you could do so is essentially by making allies with someone that has a list and has a community that would benefit in some way from your membership site.  You could include that person in the resources section, or you could reach out to that person and maybe do an interview with them, or a bonus of some sort that you could include within your membership site.  You could even include a link back to their site to go download whatever the bonus is. This is a way that you could go about making an ally of a mover and shaker in your niche that has a vested interest in seeing you succeed because the more you succeed, the more eyeballs they could potentially have on their stuff since it's in the member's area.  This also gives you the opportunity to seed your members area with good content.  The content does have to be A+ for this to work well, but you can share the spotlight with other experts, essentially, who now have a vested interest in seeing you actually succeed and the site succeeds.  Again, the more you succeed, the more successful they will be, potentially, and they will see some benefit from that as well. We work with people who are outside of internet marketing.  They have a list, and usually it's like on YouTube or Facebook, but they don't even know what they have. Some of these guys are playing around on Facebook, and they'll post some like random link and get 100 likes.  We're just like, "Dude, you need to figure out what kind of problem people have, get an idea for a course, record some videos, and put it in a membership site.  Then, post it and start making some money."  Yeah, it's crazy how some of these people, especially outside of internet marketing, they have a list and don't even know what they have.  It's like, "If you spent a couple of days on this, you'd have tens of thousands of dollars without even trying." Learn From Robert The best way is to buy our membership course at MembershipCube.  If you're not quite ready for that, I have a blog at RobertPlank.com, where I talk about a lot of this stuff.  It doesn't have to be that complicated.  I know that it's really easy to let the inner voice of "low-confidence" kind of trick you into thinking you have to keep on building stuff  before it's ready to go.  You can have the best of both worlds.  You can make a really simple membership site, just come up with a really simple idea.  Then, you create your modules and create some little bonuses, put it out there, and get some more sales.  After that, you can go back and innovate again and again. Every batch of sales that you get, you can go back and say, "Now my reward, after doing the scary marketing stuff, is to make some of those five minute videos," or "My reward is now to reach out and get some guest interviews to create some membership site content."  I think that there's something to be said about just figuring out what problem you're solving.  That way, it's impossible to not create the content, and this way you're trying to cover every little nook and cranny. You're not trying to be the encyclopedia of Kindle comic books, for example.  You're just saying, "The goal is to have a dang Kindle comic book done, so anything else that I say that gets too off topic or too long-winded, that's a step in the wrong direction.  All that matters is, here's the software to make it, ignore most of this, click these buttons, and boom, you have a Kindle comic.  Now you have your results." If you want to add any extra bonus in, that's great, but I think a lot of people have it backwards when it comes to what to include as bonuses.  They think that someone's just going to buy a course where they offer to give some Kindle advice, like, "Ask me anything that you want to about Kindle."  Well, how the heck are you going to sell that.  People are going to think, "I don't know what to ask, why don't you just tell me about Kindle?" There's something to say about just keeping it simple, getting it in place, and then go back and inch up everything.  So, just get it set up. Use WordPress, PaperTemplate, WishList Member, TablePress, and get some videos made, and then call it a day and come back to it later.  Now, WishList Member does cost around $300, but we do provide this for free to our members at MembershipCube.  Daniel Hall also provides training for a free way to protect your site at DanielHallPresents.com/GetCode.  WishList Member is recommended, but it can be costly if you're just starting out. Resources Robert Plank's Membership Course: MembershipCube WordPress Tools: WordPress Fantastico QuickInstall SimpleScripts Membership Site Maker: WishList Member Front-end Tool: PaperTemplate Back-end Tools: TablePress WP Notepad Real Fast Results Community If you are diggin’ on this stuff and really love what we’re doing here at Real Fast Results, would you please do me a favor? Head on over to iTunes, and make sure that you subscribe to this show, download it, and rate & review it. That would be an awesome thing. Of course, we also want to know your results. Please share those results with us at http://www.realfastresults.com/results. As always, go make results happen!

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Today we are going to start a series about website traffic. I'll discuss 7 ways you can use to start generating website traffic.

Create and execute your first sales funnel – it’s so simple! How to create lead magnets, and why you should have a few. Different types of lead magnets you can create. What does “joining the church” mean? Ideas for Introductory Offers and why you need one. What should you put in your “indoc” email? How to upgrade customers to your Core Offer.

Christian has been building a website, regularly posting great content, but the traffic has not grown. What should he do differently? Christian's website is http://daddylibrium.com/. In this episode, I mention http://www.destinationqueensland.com/ and http://www.problogger.net/. Do you have a question about blogging? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/.

Hi everyone! Welcome to podcast #55 – all about what you need to do for getting traffic to your blog post after you have published it. There’s more to it that just hitting ‘publish’, so what do you need to do next? What have Andrew and Heather learnt this week? Andrew learnt about a new... Read More The post #55 – Getting Traffic to Your Blog Post appeared first on Autopilot Your Business.

How can you gain traffic on Pinterest as a blogger? In this episode, Bob interview Court Tuttle from TheBlogBuilders.com. They have a great discussion as to why bloggers need to take a second look at Pinterest. You will also learn: * What every blogger can do to make their blog Pinterest-friendly * 2 example posts on how to get your content to go viral on Pinterest * The best location to get the most pins for your blog post * How to get the "pin it" graphic to show on your images * Why you should network with others on Pinterest Links mentioned: http://Pinterest.com http://theBlogBuilders.com http://theKeywordAcademy.com