Friday, September 28, 2007

The Principle Law Of Online Moneymaking Ventures.::. http://cyber-business.blogspot.com/


The Principle Law Of Online Moneymaking Ventures




There are two ways to earn money in the real world. Either you will
work for a boss, or be your own boss. Working for a boss entails
employment of some nature, in an establishment that has some need for
the services you could provide. Being your own boss entails having your
own business and facilitating the production of some goods or the
distribution of some services. Either way, you'll earn your keep (or at
least, you should).



It's the basic law of making money, you have to give or render
something to receive something in return. When it comes to making money
online, it's the same principle at work. You have to give or render
something to receive something in return. And yes, you could work for a
boss, or you could be your own boss. The opportunities are there in the
World Wide Web. The choice is yours. The first question in your mind,
most probably, is this: could I really earn a living online?



The answer to that question is an emphatic "yes!" But let me explain,
dear friend. I am not referring to some ordinary opportunities that
would reward you with measly earnings that won't even be enough to
purchase a happy meal. Oh, most definitely not. I am talking about REAL
opportunities that would help you earn REAL money in the World Wide
Web.



The things you will learn in this series of email lessons would make
you realize that the virtual world is just as profitable, if not more
lucrative, than offline ventures. Based on my experience, it is more
profitable to have your own business on the internet. Case in point: I
personally know 34 people who live comfortable lives by working for
someone else via the communication channels that the internet has made
possible, but I also personally know around 200 people who have made it
big online without having to work as much as those who have decided to
render their services for hire. By "big," I mean big time big! I'm
talking about a yearly gross in the high six digits, if not over the
magical 7 digit barrier! And I'm just talking about the people I
"personally" know, people I have befriended and people I have mentored
at some point. What more the people outside my circle, right?



But first, we must cover the basics. Tell me, what's the common thing
that can be observed in any business? The answer, of course, is that
you have to sell something. What you will be able to sell would be your
bread and butter. It will be the source of your profits. You can't earn
if you can't offer anything for a particular market. You may offer them
some goods or some services, which they would need or want. This is
related to the driving principle of the commercial world: the law of
supply in demand. This principle is quite easy to understand. The lower
the supply, the higher the demand. This is the lesson I want you to
learn: you can't make money from the real world without delivering
something, be it some goods or some services. And you can't make money
from the internet without delivering something as well. It's the basic
business model at work.



Using what we have discussed so far as basis, we could formulate an
outline for your online business plan, one that would allow you to
cover the basic concepts and advance to more complicated ones. Here are
the things you have to learn, eventually:



1. How to find a profitable market.




2. The different types of products you could sell.




3. How to create your own information product.




4. How to create unconventional products that can be digitally delivered.




5. How to come up with products without having to go through the process of creation.




6. How to build your own digital store.




7. The basics of search engine optimization.




8. The basics of article marketing.




9. The basics of forum marketing.




10. How to make a blog work for your business.




11. How to price your product.




12. How to employ novel packaging techniques to make your product highly sellable.




13. Cross-selling and back-selling items for sustainable profit.




I am not exaggerating when I tell you that you'd be able to earn an
amount that might rival and even surpass what you earn from your day
job. The Internet, after all, has always been a secret breeding ground
for millionaires. Master the basics we have enumerated above and you
will be able to realize the extreme profitability an online moneymaking
opportunity can truly offer.








About The Author

Stephen Thomas is the owner of and has been
helping ordinary people make a living online since 2003 You can request
YOUR own FREE Marketing Tips Newletter by visiting his Site or by
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Thursday, September 27, 2007

Gangster Affiliated is building a brand that is gripping the hearts and souls of urban America and the suburbs.::. http://cyber-business.blogspot.com/


A true brand builds relationships with it's customers. They think the
same thoughts, have the same beliefs and speak the same language and
this is exactly what Gangster Affiliated had been doing since day one.



Although the company only sells pricey t-shirts and recently
high-end polos, the brand has built a following of over 200,000 repeat
customers from around the world.



Not wanting to be classified as a hip hop brand, CEO and founder,
Byron Davenport has claimed and positioned the company as the first and
only brand for gangsters, hustlers, players and real die hard
go-getters.



There are hip hop brands, graffiti brands, skate brands, surf
brands and now there is a gangster brand with a starving crowd. Byron
stated in a recent interview when ask why was he promoting being a
gangster his reply was "it's my belief that in order to scale great
heights in life be it legal or illegal more likely than not you are
going to have to do some gangster things to get where you're trying to
go. Whenever you go up the ladder and you're trying to get all the way
to top you're going to have to be not just focused but you're going to
have to also have that gangster mentality so to speak. The mentality
that says I'm not allowing anything or anyone to stand in my way not
even my own mother. As one goes up the ladder of success his or her
responsibility goes up as well and as one continues to grow and succeed
certain things and situations come up and you have to make the call
when it's time. And that call may have to be brutal but it's your life
or his. A gangster will always push forward no matter what.



How do you think George Bush, his daddy, The Clinton's, Reagan, Trump,
Gates, Getty, Rockerfellers, Kennedy's, Vanderbilts, Duponts and many
others has gotten to be prominent and successful, certainly not by
being common folks or nice. How did America become number one? America
was found on gangsterism and that mentality.



He goes on to say your level of success determines the level of
your sacrifice and when a person is on a mission to get to the top of
the food chain you have to do what you have to do no questions ask. And
in our society today this is the mentality our young people have and
strive for. The world that we live in encourages us to take life by the
reins and this is what the Gangster Affiliated brand is about".



Being true to his gangster beliefs and staying focused, after he
was released from Federal prison in 2002, after serving 12 years for
money laundering, continuing criminal enterprise and distribution of
cocaine into the United States, he launched an upscale mobile detailing
service in Newport Beach, Ca, shortly after he launched the clothing
label Gangster Affiliated and by 2006 he released a self published book
titled The fundamentals of a gangster which is still flying off the
internet.



The Gangster Affiliated label is a success and it shares the wisdom of
achieving success with all of it's Gangster Affiliated members.




For more information about the company contact Gangster Affiliated @ 800 472-4911 or e-mail getaffiliated@affiliatedworldwide.com website http://affiliatedworldwide.com








About The Author

Lonell Robrson is a freelance writer and consultant to the Gangster Affiliated Company
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007

The Art Of Website Storytelling.::. http://cyber-business.blogspot.com/


Marketing and its little brother advertising are all about
storytelling. It doesn't matter if you are talking about a display ad
for a magazine or a Web-video for your website or for a Google Video
Ad, if it doesn't tell a story then it's not going to do the job.



When people asked us what we did, we used to tell them we were a
website design firm that specialized in audio and video, today we tell
them we are corporate storytellers. If you aren't telling your story
you are not going to meet your marketing goals.



If you want to know how to tell your corporate story well, or even
if you want to hire someone to do it for you, you at least need to know
what makes a good story; and the best place to learn is the home of
storytelling, Hollywood.




Learn From The Experts



If you want to learn how to tell your corporate story on the Web
using video, you could do worse than reading Blake Snyder's book, "Save
The Cat.' Blake is a successful Hollywood screenwriter and his book
provides a lot of inspiration for aspiring screenwriters, but if you
are like me and see marketing as the Art of Storytelling, then you can
learn a lot about how to create Web-marketing videos and complete
marketing websites that effectively deliver your marketing message and
help you meet your business goals.



Movies are made up of scenes and 'beats.' The average movie has
about forty of these scenes. In order to organize these scenes,
screenwriters describe each scene on a 3x5 index card with color-coded
notations. The important thing for us as crass commercial business
people intent on selling our products and services is that each card is
a story in and of itself. Think of each card as a commercial for a
specific product or service you sell. If you string a bunch of these
together, one for each product or service, you have a multimedia
website that tells your marketing story.




Provide The Change and Solve The Conflict



In 'Save The Cat' Snyder refers to colleague Robert McKee who has a
technique that he uses, one that you may want to consider next time you
are thinking of initiating a marketing campaign. McKee uses two
notations (plus sign, minus sign and greater than sign, less than sign)
at the bottom of each card followed by a sentence of explanation. The
plus and minus sign notation refers to the emotional change that the
protagonist undergoes during that scene. If the protagonist hasn't
changed in some way, if he or she hasn't been affected, then you don't
have a viable scene or presentation.



The second notation (greater than sign and less than sign) describes
the conflict in the scene. All stories must have conflict and
commercials or advertisements are no different.



Think of your average laundry detergent commercial. The woman of the
house, excuse the sexist reference, starts off being unhappy (emotional
distress) with her dull and dingy clothes. Her kids, spouse, and dog
are constantly creating an increasing pile of laundry that never seems
to get totally clean (conflict). By the end of the commercial with the
use of your wonderful new formulation of laundry soap, she solves her
problem. The clothes are clean and bright and she no longer resents her
family (conflict resolved) and she is now a happy mother and wife
(emotional change). It may sound pretty sappy when laid-out this way,
but that is the way it works. And that, at least in part, is how you
create Web-advertisements and marketing campaigns that tell a story.




Mission Statements vs. Loglines and High Concept



No matter who you are or what you do, you are a salesman. We are
all constantly selling whether we are aware of it or not. You had to
sell yourself to your 'significant other' and if you have children you
are continuously selling them on how they should behave. At the office,
even if you aren't in sales, you are forever selling your ideas to
colleagues or trying to convince staff to get the job done the way you
want it done. We are all salesman, all the time.



If you have been in business as long as I have you will have
written your share of business plans, mission statements and all. You
present your plan to 'The Man' and the first thing he or she does is
flip to the last page of your beautiful thirty page color laser printed
document to look at the projected financial statements. Why ask for a
business plan if you're not going to read it? As far as the ubiquitous
Missions Statement is concerned, for most businesses it has become
nothing more than a platitude-laden piece of gobbledygook.



Because we live in such a fast paced world, our sales techniques
have to be efficient, engaging, and effective. As we stated earlier
business executives can learn a lot from successful screenwriters like
Blake Snyder.



Snyder talks a lot about 'loglines', which are short one or two
sentence synopses of movie or television concepts. They appear on the
surface to sound a lot like 'mission statements' but they may provide a
slightly different perspective on what has become an exercise in
b-school-jargon mumbo jumbo.



Whether you are developing a new Web-marketing campaign for your
company or a complete new website, you could do worse than start with a
well-defined logline and title. It will put the entire project into
focus, provide a reference so you don't get sidetracked, and it will
provide a great 'elevator pitch' when you need to deliver the essence
of your business in thirty-seconds. Believe it or not, fifty million
dollar movie concepts are sold on the basis of a logline and movie
title. They are in short, everything that you need to sell an idea and
they are only one or two sentences long.



What's A Logline?




A website, or marketing campaign logline is your company's 'high
concept' idea. It is a one or two line statement that answers specific
questions. It should also be accompanied by a project title, and if you
really want to get fancy, you can add what the 'old-timers' used to
call a "One-Sheet" or movie poster style visual or video trailer for
the campaign.



To find out what your high concept is, answer these questions, and if you can't, then maybe it's back to the drawing board:




1. What is your project, website, or ad campaign all about: what is its purpose?




2. Who is the audience for this presentation?




3. How will your audience be emotionally affected?




4. What personal or business conflict does your product or service resolve?




5. Do your words paint a memorable mental image?




6. Does the project title capture the audience's attention with an engaging hook?




A good campaign logline will help you maintain focus so your project
will be fine-tuned to achieve its purpose. Even if the project does not
meet expectations, by keeping on track, you will be able to analysis
what went wrong and learn how to improve the next campaign.








About The Author

Jerry Bader is Senior Partner at MRPwebmedia, a website design firm that specializes in Web-audio and Web-video. Visit http://www.mrpwebmedia.com/ads. Contact at info@mrpwebmedia.com or telephone (905) 764-1246.


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Monday, September 24, 2007

Project Black Mask - Scam?.::. http://cyber-business.blogspot.com/


The author of Affiliate Project X and Day Job Killer has just come out
with another product, this one written by other people, including Alex
Goad, infamous Black Hatter who makes a killing gaming the search
engines.



Project Black Mask is not for the fainthearted, as it employs some
notorious "black hat" strategies to suck traffic from the search
engines. Essentially, PBM teaches exactly how some of the biggest
search-engine spammers pull off getting thousands of pages and websites
indexed in order to earn money from Google Adsense.



Unfortunately, there are some serious issues with this whole
search-engine game - the first of which is that this type of behavior,
considered highly unethical in some quarters, has caused Google and
other search engines to tighten their algorithms so much that white or
gray hat sites are getting penalized as well, e.g., for "duplicate
content."



Furthermore, as I read Project Black Mask, I kept asking, "How do
you keep your Adsense account from being canceled?" PBM provides no
real answer to this problem - yet, the chances of losing your account
appear to be pretty good if you're uploading thousands and thousands of
pages of spammy content that include your Adsense ID in them. In PBM,
Goad refers to "Adsense accounts" in the plural, but, unless you are
opening up accounts in the name of several shell companies, for
example, I don't see how you could have more than one account.



Most of the techniques are not for me, but there was some really
good information regarding building large keyword lists, as well as
other very useful information concerning internet marketing strategies
in general.



In any event, if you like living on the edge and dangerously, you
may like Project Black Mask. Even if you don't want to implement the
black-hat methods, you will likely gain some useful insights into how
money is made online.








About The Author

Jamie Clarkson has been online since 1995.
For more information on Project Black Mask and other affiliate
marketing products and services, see the http://coolmarketingproducts.blogspot.com
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Friday, September 14, 2007

Classy Store Fixtures Add Pizzaz To Any Retail Display.::. http://cyber-business.blogspot.com/


Ever look into a window of a store only to be bored and underwhelmed?
Excitement and interest are key components to the success of any retail
display. The merchandise must certainly be interesting and inviting to
get you into the store. However, the store fixtures can add interest
also and are as much of the retail store presentation and its ultimate
merchandising success as the product line itself.



Retail merchandising has always been about creating interest and
some buzz about the product being sold. When buying at wholesale and
reselling, the store owner has got to provide some excitement in order
to get buyers interested and ultimately buying. Today’s fixtures
are not just the standard chrome or painted white shelves of the past.
The store owner has an array of classy display units to choose from to
create an interesting display to grab and hold the customers’
interest.



Retail fixtures now come in many styles. If you have a gift or
accessories store, consider using some of the wrought iron bakers racks
and display racks. These units are available with wire, wood and glass
shelves to accommodate most small product lines. A variety of wholesale
vendors have fixtures and display racks readily available ranging from
classic old world designs to ultra modern styling. Pick a style that
fits your store and then arrange merchandise in an interesting and
inviting fashion. While chrome and basic black are good standbys when
unsure of color direction, you can choose a color theme like gold, rust
finish or other popular tone to enhance the look in your store.



Shelves and shelf style are an important choice also when choosing
store fixtures. If you have a plant store or are merchandising baskets,
racks or fixtures with wire shelves might be the right choice for you.
Other small items like small decorative accessories display well on
glass shelves. Glass allows light to pass through each shelf and does
not create an extremely dark area near the bottom of the unit. While
this can be offset with spot lighting in the store, the retailer
generally needs all the available light to properly display retail
merchandise. Wood, metal and other solid surface shelves can provide a
great deal of weight bearing capacity but as mentioned limit the amount
of light available near the floor to display merchandise. Choose your
fixtures based on the type of merchandise your are displaying.



While plain white metal shelves are great for selling cereal, they
leave much to be desired when selling collectibles and decorative
accessories. Jane does not have to Plain when it comes to the retail
store environment. Jazz it up a little buy choosing display fixtures
with class and style to enhance your products. Inject some interest
into your merchandising presentations and you will have a store filled
with customers and a fat bottom line. Don’t worry about
“Where Are My Customers.” Instead concern yourself with
more important details like making sure you have a good supply of
printing tape for the cash register.








About The Author

Art Allen is a contributing author and product design consultant




Resources:


http://www.retail-store-display-fixtures.com | http://www.grace-collection.com/store-display-fixtures-and-racks.html

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