Very good stuff….
I just nailed $14.255 in my first affiliate promotion. I literally knew nothing about IM, so now I am very excited.

Matt

As for your blogs…

Always use different content on each site. “unique” content is best.

My coaching clubs are currently closed to new members.

I re-open them every 3 or 4 months so stay tuned….

I want to thank you, using your free tutorial I just made my first couple of grand on the internet

I have a question:
Does the content for the Feeder Sites have to be unique (aka if I set up a 3 Blog network, to capture different keywords on the search engines, can I just use the same content, or what do you reccomend)

I want to join your coaching club, when is it opened?

Rick

It’s not an exact step by step, but it’s the general outline.

I wish if you can create a .pdf abour the 210k in 9 hours describing the exact steps you follow to make that cash. It will be probably the most valorous gift that you will give to your subscribers. Can you do this for us ?

I’d look for CPA from Mike Hill, Amish Shah and Jay Styles, or Gauher Chaudry.

They are all experts, friends of mine and put out high quality CPA products.

As for relative links, I prefer absolute but relatives are fine if they are consistent within the site. You can alway use a 301 directive to force the important ones to resolve the way you’d like “www vs. non www, etc”.

Of course there are many audiences on twitter and internet marketing is just one niche. I was just using it as an example for a topic that people are passionate about and cannot get enough of vs something like an air conditioner, which for most folks it is just a purchase they have to make (usually not something they enjoy either, kind of a necessary evil).

It just seemed to me that INFO PRODUCTS are more compatible with twitter marketing. If I want to buy an air conditioner I’m just going to GOOGLE it and visit a review page. I don’t go on twitter to do my research. On twitter I can access the right audience, but they’re not really in a buying mode. My experience with twitter showed me that twitter is mainly about building relationships (I needed to gain trust before I saw any clicks on my links). And you need to keep on tweeting, at least a couple of times a week or you will be unfollowed. The exception is when you are already known, then people will be searching for you. I just couldn’t think of what to tweet about on a consistent basis to make people care about something like an air conditioner.

But then I thought about what you said about Oprah. So, instead of building a twitter account about the PRODUCT, I need to make it about the TARGET AUDIENCE? Instead of creating an account to tweet about air conditioners I would need to tweet about home improvement in general and promote different products the audience might be interested in? Is that what you were saying?

Oh, and if you’re in the mood for answering questions, can I sneak an SEO Q  ? From what I understand linking between the pages on your money website can help you rank. Let’s say you have a static site. When you link from an external website you have to link with the absolute link type but static websites are more likely to use relative link types e.g. productreviews/someproduct.html . Are the anchor text and the link still effective when using a relative link or does it need to be an absolute link every time?

Thanks,
Tanya