Internet Marketing Speed

Great post james and love the new avatar sidebar!

Great post for someone like me who doesn’t know much about internet marketing yet. Gives a good overview and into a less daunting perspective. Thanks!

Hi James

I’ve just finished watching the entire 22 minutes of video and I must say, “I loved it!”.

It was well worth me suffering through goodness knows how many “Mozilla Firefox Crashes” yesterday to get through to the 15 minute mark …

that took nearly 2 hours! It’s a good thing I’m persistent

… and then the last 7 or so minutes tonight (without a hitch).

Everything you say makes so much sense. You deliver information in such an easy to understand way (which is why I loved your presentation so much at the World Internet Summit at the Gold Coast last March), and I thank you for making this information available – especially at such an amazingly low price!

Thank you. You’re a great teacher.

~ Kylie ~

Hey James,

Great video! You really have a way of delivering what’s perceived to be really difficult material into layman terms that’s easy to understand. Thanks for the good useful content.

On another note, just got off the phone with Perry Belcher and he suggested that I contact you through this blog. I’m looking for more information on your wholesale SEO program as I’m rolling out a social media and internet marketing package to businesses in my local area in Southern California. Perry highly recommended you as one who could provide what we believe to be an integral part of our offering. Matter of fact, he told me that as soon as his “Indian” resource reached maximum threshold he was going to start farming out his SEO needs your direction, so keep an eye out!

Any additional info you could provide in this regard would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance for making the accommodation. I’ll send you a FB message as well.

Cheers,

Egbert Oostburg

You have hit the nail on the head there, James.

When I think of all the action I have taken that has been ‘misguided’ I could scream … or maybe ‘roar’ like a lion.

Facing the ‘overwhelm’ at basic startup too… I feel blessed to have found someone like you who can help keep us on track and guide the action we take into something that can be much more fruitful and satisfying

James,

It’s pretty amazing the results you’ve gotten and how much you have grown your business in the past few years.

You’re absolutely right, it’s not just about having the right mindset and taking action, but about having the right mindset and taking the right action.

- Brian

Once again James, spot on observation and advice for us IMers.

G’day James,

Sense. I’m so glad that you’re one of the few people involved in online marketing that speak it.

Several (not as many as I’d like mind, but several) of the points you advocate I’m delighted to say I’m already doing: authority content being the biggest.

In May of 2009 I began posting responses to questions on the Know-How Exchange of http://www.marketingprofs.com/ea/ a site here in the US that has 360K registered users.

Rather than sitting around waiting to be appointed as an expert, I took the bull by the horns and created social proof.

The result? Nine months later I’m now ranked in their top 10 contributors and have answered getting on for 1,300 questions. This has brought me two offline clients, several testimonials, and helped me establish a small but growing list that hears from me every week via a modest free newsletter.

Things are looking up and, thanks to your stellar content I know 2010 will give me so many more opportunities.

Kind regards,
—Gary B.

Hi James,

You were one of the first Internet Marketers I spoke to when starting out on my IM business … you helped me with understanding and navigating through XsitePro and creating my first website. I am now at the halfway mark to a 7-figure business and I keep revisiting your website because you are relevant and genuine in sharing your knowledge and experience.

This course served as a good recap to me of the reasons I got into this business and the markers I need to continue to be focused on in order to stay the course.

Thank you!

Andy

Great tips thank you, running a business for me goes without saying but sometimes you can forget to keep grounded so thanks for this.
Have you got any money making ideas?
what would be your first action be if you were starting from scratch with a list of names and nothing else?

ps your 1 hour mentorin session and tips in belize were great

James, thanks for these reminders to keep us focused on what’s important and new. You are a perfect model of how to stay close to your customersand turn them into loyal fans.

I’ve sent you an email with more feedback and questions.

Mary

I never knew that once you get a website, is that you needed a host….and a e-mail catcher and some type of online bank account until I listened to you…sad but true…I had my site up on line without a host for 6 years and wondered why i have not received any calls or traffic…6 F&%$n years…I was pissed at first and now I am learning to rectify this situation…My dream is to be self employed by June1st this year. and quit my Government job. i just like to say thanks for us still newbies out here… nobody ever talks about the basic stuff anymore most “gurus” automatically assume that you have all of these “bells and whistles already” well I don’t- I still have to work for the man and still do other things…so well thank you for everything you have done…because I know i can do this and find happiness…

hi James: that was a very interesting explanation of setting up a comparison page for evaluation…am new to Internet marketing…however, I have been in direct realty sales for some years…. I recently picked up the rights to distribute a realty book on the subject of “Short Sales” and not sure how to promote it….possibly it could be added to the one you have in your affiliate group…

Seems that there are a lot of “short sales” going off in 2010..’ how to become an affiliate and get “in the swim”

@realtorMel – I would set up 1) a Blog to become an authority reporter / content expert in the niche, then 2) make a sales page for that product of yours and have an affiliate program that wraps them together (like this blog).

Hi James: I feel I can move to creating a blog page …with the theme of helping people to understand the complexity,…and begin to navigate successfully thru a “Short Sale”…. and offer the book ” Should I Short Sale My Home” will be a help for them and be available for $ 12.95 ….

However, the next step on setting up a Sales Page & process to send link to download Book….upon their approving funds is somewhat …unknown to me. Have you knowledge of a template the could work….

Hi Mel,

The process is fairly straight forward. You can pay someone to make a sales page – or put a ‘page’ on your blog got start with.

The next step is to play with it yourself. We have a sales page creation tool and instructions in the SuperFastResults community.

If you were going to make a few pages for your own products and related products then you might get great value from Fast Landing Pages which is the one page tool we use a lot for building affiliate sites. (You can customize it to have an order button if you use a free editing software called Kompozer).

Hi James

I just finished watching the video and I loved it! You deliver information in such a simple and easy to absorb manner.

Trying to find the ‘right’ action to do isn’t very easy with so much information out there so thanks for the great product!

Jemma

Thanks James, we all need reminding about one main thing. Focus – but not just focus, FOCUS on the right things and do them right.

You got my attention. Again!

Thanks James – Always love reading your posts

I was just in a meeting with an Internet entrepreneur whose business went into a downward trend by not following advice given in the FREE sample you offer here. Nice work. Now, where’s my credit card….

James I had a quick bit of success and then floundered.

I realised I wasn’t running this like a business I would run for someone else. I was failing myself strategy and business thinking wise.

Sadly this included wanting to make money but not loving it enough to ensure my accounts were being kept in good order.

Now I have a strategy meeting with my accountant booked and am seriously starting to act like the business person I am when I work for others!

I have squandering opportunities because I’ve been playing at this not making it my successful business.

INATW really helped just cement some of those ideas and refocus my attentions on the structures and foundations I am building upon.

Cheers for your the work you do to help us become successful too.

Hi James,
I really appreciate your knowledge in the video, and also your experience and discipline in setting up your business. One challenge I have is figuring out a realistic budget to get everything setup. There are definitely costs to get set up, given the myriad services one could procure. One key service to procure, as I see it, is outsourced labor – with high quality outsourced labor the costs can go way down and productivity way up, and many of the services you mention will become a part of those labor costs instead. How did you budget and find the right people, while building your business? Thanks!