Comments on: Methods of Marketing Online http://www.michellemacphearson.com/methods-of-marketing-online/ by Michelle MacPhearson Wed, 19 Nov 2008 10:33:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Tim http://www.michellemacphearson.com/methods-of-marketing-online/#comment-7706 Tim Tue, 11 Mar 2008 14:36:04 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/methods-of-marketing-online/#comment-7706 Whitehat techniques will definitely sustain for the long term. However, it does not mean that it is immoral to use blackhat methods. However, the usage of blackhat methods reflect the user was someone without foresight. One ought to take a longer term view of one's business. Anyway, thanks for sharing. Whitehat techniques will definitely sustain for the long term. However, it does not mean that it is immoral to use blackhat methods. However, the usage of blackhat methods reflect the user was someone without foresight. One ought to take a longer term view of one’s business.

Anyway, thanks for sharing.

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]]> By: one way link building http://www.michellemacphearson.com/methods-of-marketing-online/#comment-7692 one way link building Mon, 10 Mar 2008 16:51:19 +0000 http://www.michellemacphearson.com/methods-of-marketing-online/#comment-7692 Hey, Michelle. Glad to see you over here as well. This was a great article. Breaking down several basic categories of internet success methods. One of the things I wanted to know is, what are the tell tale signs of successful implementation of these methods, along with a reasonable timetable. I know success in this usually takes time, but I find it desheartening when I don't see results. And not knowing how long it takes for results to show themselves, good or bad, is HIGHLY frustrating. It becomes very difficult to gauge your personal success. Whether you're growing or failing. Now I know obviously, the more sales you make the more you are succeeding. Well, what if you aren't making any sales. What if your still tryna get that winning sales formula and execution right? How do you know when your close or just plain screwing up? For instance, I've bought and understood a lot of the more popular/successful programs and used there tactics for my own businesses but I haven't made any sales on anything I've promoted. I've gotten Google rankings and everything. However, I recently got a sale, of an ebook in the back office of one my campaigns, that not only have I never promoted, never read, or even knew about nor was able to find the sales page for. To top it off, The purchaser is from India and doesn't even speak english! Make sense of that! I'm as resilient as they get and giving up isn't an option. I've been a freelancer my whole life so I know how to stick through the tough times. With that said, how does one get a personal barometer of what their doing? I mean, maybe you have the right marketing style and game plan, but not for the products and campaigns you select. How do you recognize the difference? I know I've asked a lot in this reply, but I'm sure many that read this blog you've wrote would find the answers to these questions equally helpful. Thanks <a href="http://www.budgetbillionaire.com">build your internet business on a limited budget</a> Hey, Michelle. Glad to see you over here as well. This was a great article. Breaking down several basic categories of internet success methods.

One of the things I wanted to know is, what are the tell tale signs of successful implementation of these methods, along with a reasonable timetable. I know success in this usually takes time, but I find it desheartening when I don’t see results. And not knowing how long it takes for results to show themselves, good or bad, is HIGHLY frustrating. It becomes very difficult to gauge your personal success. Whether you’re growing or failing.

Now I know obviously, the more sales you make the more you are succeeding. Well, what if you aren’t making any sales. What if your still tryna get that winning sales formula and execution right?
How do you know when your close or just plain screwing up?

For instance, I’ve bought and understood a lot of the more popular/successful programs and used there tactics for my own businesses but I haven’t made any sales on anything I’ve promoted. I’ve gotten Google rankings and everything. However, I recently got a sale, of an ebook in the back office of one my campaigns, that not only have I never promoted, never read, or even knew about nor was able to find the sales page for. To top it off, The purchaser is from India and doesn’t even speak english!

Make sense of that!

I’m as resilient as they get and giving up isn’t an option. I’ve been a freelancer my whole life so I know how to stick through the tough times. With that said, how does one get a personal barometer of what their doing? I mean, maybe you have the right marketing style and game plan, but not for the products and campaigns you select. How do you recognize the difference?

I know I’ve asked a lot in this reply, but I’m sure many that read this blog you’ve wrote would find the answers to these questions equally helpful.

Thanks

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