Classified Ads: A Godsend or Your Biggest Nightmare? Why Classified Advertising Online Solves Major Problems of Advertising Off the Internet
The dream of countless people, including myself, is one of creating wealth from just a few simple classified ads., costing very little, and reaching millions of people, while generating hundreds of orders and lots of lovely cash.
Thanks to the Internet, that dream is coming true for millions of people worldwide. Let me tell you why.
Benefits of Using Google Adwords for Your ClickBank Promotions
Many affiliates promote exclusively through Google AdWords, primarily for the following reasons:
* Easier start up than for traditional offline advertising which sometimes requires references from solicitors, accountants and bank managers, sometimes trade suppliers, before ads. will be accepted. Online the only thing that really matters is your intention and ability to pay, and that is accomplished by providing access to your credit card details! Matters of ethics, trading standards, and such, can be questioned by Google and others later.
* Just one place to turn for all your advertising needs, unlike offline publications which are traditionally separated into general markets and niche markets. Google AdWords can be targeted almost instantly at the tightest of niche markets, however few members exist. Offline publications require huge subscriber bases to stay afloat, unlike the Internet which caters for everyone, regardless how remote their interest or needs. So you could place advertisements in your Google account targeting products at fans of Gregory Peck, bonsai tree growers, bellringers aged over eighty, people suffering from bad breath, big bosomed women who find buying bras offline a bit of a challenge. Of course you’d never find offline publications targeting enough of those people to make your ad. viable, but online your ads. could appear in minutes and reach virtually every person who ever enquires online about Gregory Peck (I do it all the time!), big girls’ bras, tiny trees and elderly bell boys! What’s more, because your audience is so remote (assuming you have a product those people need and might actually buy), competition for Google keywords and listings should be low, possibly non-existent.
* No waiting for ads to appear. Google AdWords appear almost immediately after the ‘submit’ button is pressed.
* Can target specific countries and languages. Some products sell universally, the whole world is your potential market, regardless of location, first language, population, etc. So you target your Google AdWords to ‘All Countries’ and ‘All Languages’. Not so if your product is only suitable in for one country, and only by English speaking customers, in which case you choose ‘English’ as the language, and select one or more specific countries for your ad. to appear.
* Uniquely cheap, compared to newspaper advertising. National papers charge hundreds, sometimes thousands of units of currency (dollar, pound, whatever) compared to Google AdWords which, if few rivals exist for your chosen key words and phrases, can cost cents, pennies, whatever!
* Potentially many more people will see your online ad. than in traditional offline publications. Most offline publications target a few million readers maximum, plus a few more for over-the-shoulder readers and others waiting in doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries! Google, however, has millions of searches each day, not all suitable for your products, but that number should grow daily as more and more people discover the joys of buying online! It’s a sellers’ market, getting better all the time!
* Small companies can compete with major rivals selling similar products. But where those major companies are prepared to spend millions, without generating front end sales, just to build a customer list for back end sales, the small guy must work a little harder at finding key words and phrases their bigger rivals haven’t noticed or consider too trivial to bother adding to their listings.
* Testing is easy, fast, cheap. Products, prices, markets and customer likes and dislikes can be tested in days via Google AdWords, unlike offline advertising which can mean placing revised advertisements over long periods to test various elements of the business.
Avril Harper is a successful ClickBank vendor and affiliate and the author of A COMPLETE NEWBIES’ GUIDE TO MAKING MONEY WITH CLICKBANK which you can read about at
CLICKBANK
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
Faith Without Works is Dead
Robert Schuller once spoke of his father who was a farmer in the Midwest of America, a place that was very familiar with tornadoes. A tornado came and literally cleared the surface of the earth. It destroyed all the barns, the houses, and took the cattle and the tractors up into the sky and they never saw them again. He has a favourite saying: Tough times don’t last but tough people do.” All those farmers moved away but his dad went back and rebuilt his farm and started again.
Faith is a doing word. It’s no use sitting down in your armchair and waiting for God to miraculously come and put everything right. God will honor hard work every single time. Faith is actually the substance of things hoped for, it’s the evidence of things not yet seen (Hebrews 11:1). God gives you a Word as you wait on Him, then you go out and you do it. If Peter hadn’t got out of the boat and walked on the water, Jesus could never have helped him. Peter had to get out of the boat and walk towards Jesus.
Yes, the troubles of his life can sometimes swamp you, like they did with Peter. He took his eyes off Jesus for a moment and looked at the size of the waves. Fear came into his heart and he started to sink but, praise God, the Lord was able to reach out and pick him up. Many a man of faith has started going under at some time in his life, but God always honors faith and He will time and time again help a man who is walking by faith. But, no matter how many natural gifts he may have, the man who stays in the boat, who stays seated in his armchair, will never achieve his full potential unless he gets up and starts to move.
When a person said to Gary Player,”You’re so lucky, Gary, that you’re such a good golfer.” He said, “Yes, it’s amazing. The harder I practice, the luckier I seem to become!”
Faith is a doing word. As we start to exercise our faith and begin to use the natural abilities God has given to us, we will literally move mountains for God.
Faith is a doing word. It’s no use sitting down in your armchair and waiting for God to miraculously come and put everything right. God will honor hard work every single time. Faith is actually the substance of things hoped for, it’s the evidence of things not yet seen (Hebrews 11:1). God gives you a Word as you wait on Him, then you go out and you do it. If Peter hadn’t got out of the boat and walked on the water, Jesus could never have helped him. Peter had to get out of the boat and walk towards Jesus.
Yes, the troubles of his life can sometimes swamp you, like they did with Peter. He took his eyes off Jesus for a moment and looked at the size of the waves. Fear came into his heart and he started to sink but, praise God, the Lord was able to reach out and pick him up. Many a man of faith has started going under at some time in his life, but God always honors faith and He will time and time again help a man who is walking by faith. But, no matter how many natural gifts he may have, the man who stays in the boat, who stays seated in his armchair, will never achieve his full potential unless he gets up and starts to move.
When a person said to Gary Player,”You’re so lucky, Gary, that you’re such a good golfer.” He said, “Yes, it’s amazing. The harder I practice, the luckier I seem to become!”
Faith is a doing word. As we start to exercise our faith and begin to use the natural abilities God has given to us, we will literally move mountains for God.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Payment by Vox Telekom for Incoming Calls Explained
How come Vox Telecom can pay you money on incoming calls?
This is one of the most frequent questions that we receive about the Vox rebates.
* People are asking where does the money come from?
* Who pays for this money?
The answer to this may be shockingly simple and surprising and most of all NOT NEW to the world of telecommunications.
In the telecommunications world, all around the world and including in South Africa, telecommunication companies have “inter-connect agreements”. These agreements define what telecommunications pay each other each time of their customers makes a call to a subscriber on each others network.
For example if an MTN customer calls Cell C, or Telkom telephone number, MTN has to pay an agreed amount of money for that call to the telecommunications operator on whose network the call terminates. This cost is, of course, calculated into the price the originating operator charges the subscriber who made the call.
Vox has decided to take some of the money they receive from other operators whenever a call terminates in the Vox Telecom network and pay it to the Vox Customer that received the call.
At time of writing if someone calls you on your Vox ADSL Phone from Telkom the Vox will pay you 20c per minute and if from a mobile operator then Vox will pay you 40c per minute.
To get a better understanding here are two simple examples:
* On 60 minutes incoming calls from Telkom you get paid: R240
* On 60 minutes incoming calls from Mobile operators you get paid: R480
That is how you get paid from Vox for incoming calls and now you know where the money to pay you on your incoming calls is coming from.
What is innovative with Vox Telecom is that when Vox makes money they give some of that profit to their customers.
The Interconnect tariffs and charges are NOT NEW, other operators are just keeping this interconnect income to themselves, Vox is distributing part of this income to Vox Customers.
That is all, there is nothing more to it. In short, telco companies pay each other for the business and Vox decided to give a portion of the call minutes back to the customer, in other words YOU.
Nothing complicated, very simple, extremely logical, though not practiced by most telecommunications companies
So, what is stopping you from making incoming calls?
Do you have an ADSL line? Then you can get paid for calls right now and make cheap national calls, cheap local calls, cheap international calls, and rebates on incoming calls.
The rebates alone can PAY for your ADSL Line that you are renting from Telkom. Which means your ADSL Line become FREE, at no charge – think about this for a moment.
So, what are you waiting for? Order your Vox ADSL Phone today to get paid on incoming calls and make cheap calls all around the country and internationally.
Visit www.keep-phoning.co.za
This is one of the most frequent questions that we receive about the Vox rebates.
* People are asking where does the money come from?
* Who pays for this money?
The answer to this may be shockingly simple and surprising and most of all NOT NEW to the world of telecommunications.
In the telecommunications world, all around the world and including in South Africa, telecommunication companies have “inter-connect agreements”. These agreements define what telecommunications pay each other each time of their customers makes a call to a subscriber on each others network.
For example if an MTN customer calls Cell C, or Telkom telephone number, MTN has to pay an agreed amount of money for that call to the telecommunications operator on whose network the call terminates. This cost is, of course, calculated into the price the originating operator charges the subscriber who made the call.
Vox has decided to take some of the money they receive from other operators whenever a call terminates in the Vox Telecom network and pay it to the Vox Customer that received the call.
At time of writing if someone calls you on your Vox ADSL Phone from Telkom the Vox will pay you 20c per minute and if from a mobile operator then Vox will pay you 40c per minute.
To get a better understanding here are two simple examples:
* On 60 minutes incoming calls from Telkom you get paid: R240
* On 60 minutes incoming calls from Mobile operators you get paid: R480
That is how you get paid from Vox for incoming calls and now you know where the money to pay you on your incoming calls is coming from.
What is innovative with Vox Telecom is that when Vox makes money they give some of that profit to their customers.
The Interconnect tariffs and charges are NOT NEW, other operators are just keeping this interconnect income to themselves, Vox is distributing part of this income to Vox Customers.
That is all, there is nothing more to it. In short, telco companies pay each other for the business and Vox decided to give a portion of the call minutes back to the customer, in other words YOU.
Nothing complicated, very simple, extremely logical, though not practiced by most telecommunications companies
So, what is stopping you from making incoming calls?
Do you have an ADSL line? Then you can get paid for calls right now and make cheap national calls, cheap local calls, cheap international calls, and rebates on incoming calls.
The rebates alone can PAY for your ADSL Line that you are renting from Telkom. Which means your ADSL Line become FREE, at no charge – think about this for a moment.
So, what are you waiting for? Order your Vox ADSL Phone today to get paid on incoming calls and make cheap calls all around the country and internationally.
Visit www.keep-phoning.co.za
Sunday, March 1, 2009
EIGHT BENEFITS OF USING GOOGLE ADWORDS FOR YOUR CLICKBANK PROMOTIONS
Classified Ads: A Godsend or Your Biggest Nightmare? Why Classified Advertising Online Solves Major Problems of Advertising Off the Internet
The dream of countless people, including myself, is one of creating wealth from just a few simple classified ads., costing very little, and reaching millions of people, while generating hundreds of orders and lots of lovely cash.
Thanks to the Internet, that dream is coming true for millions of people worldwide. Let me tell you why.
Benefits of Using Google Adwords for Your ClickBank Promotions
Many affiliates promote exclusively through Google AdWords, primarily for the following reasons:
* Easier start up than for traditional offline advertising which sometimes requires references from solicitors, accountants and bank managers, sometimes trade suppliers, before ads. will be accepted. Online the only thing that really matters is your intention and ability to pay, and that is accomplished by providing access to your credit card details! Matters of ethics, trading standards, and such, can be questioned by Google and others later.
* Just one place to turn for all your advertising needs, unlike offline publications which are traditionally separated into general markets and niche markets. Google AdWords can be targeted almost instantly at the tightest of niche markets, however few members exist. Offline publications require huge subscriber bases to stay afloat, unlike the Internet which caters for everyone, regardless how remote their interest or needs. So you could place advertisements in your Google account targeting products at fans of Gregory Peck, bonsai tree growers, bellringers aged over eighty, people suffering from bad breath, big bosomed women who find buying bras offline a bit of a challenge. Of course you’d never find offline publications targeting enough of those people to make your ad. viable, but online your ads. could appear in minutes and reach virtually every person who ever enquires online about Gregory Peck (I do it all the time!), big girls’ bras, tiny trees and elderly bell boys! What’s more, because your audience is so remote (assuming you have a product those people need and might actually buy), competition for Google keywords and listings should be low, possibly non-existent.
* No waiting for ads to appear. Google AdWords appear almost immediately after the ‘submit’ button is pressed.
* Can target specific countries and languages. Some products sell universally, the whole world is your potential market, regardless of location, first language, population, etc. So you target your Google AdWords to ‘All Countries’ and ‘All Languages’. Not so if your product is only suitable in for one country, and only by English speaking customers, in which case you choose ‘English’ as the language, and select one or more specific countries for your ad. to appear.
* Uniquely cheap, compared to newspaper advertising. National papers charge hundreds, sometimes thousands of units of currency (dollar, pound, whatever) compared to Google AdWords which, if few rivals exist for your chosen key words and phrases, can cost cents, pennies, whatever!
* Potentially many more people will see your online ad. than in traditional offline publications. Most offline publications target a few million readers maximum, plus a few more for over-the-shoulder readers and others waiting in doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries! Google, however, has millions of searches each day, not all suitable for your products, but that number should grow daily as more and more people discover the joys of buying online! It’s a sellers’ market, getting better all the time!
* Small companies can compete with major rivals selling similar products. But where those major companies are prepared to spend millions, without generating front end sales, just to build a customer list for back end sales, the small guy must work a little harder at finding key words and phrases their bigger rivals haven’t noticed or consider too trivial to bother adding to their listings.
* Testing is easy, fast, cheap. Products, prices, markets and customer likes and dislikes can be tested in days via Google AdWords, unlike offline advertising which can mean placing revised advertisements over long periods to test various elements of the business.
Avril Harper is a successful ClickBank vendor and affiliate and the author of A COMPLETE NEWBIES’ GUIDE TO MAKING MONEY WITH CLICKBANK which you can read about at
CLICKBANK
The dream of countless people, including myself, is one of creating wealth from just a few simple classified ads., costing very little, and reaching millions of people, while generating hundreds of orders and lots of lovely cash.
Thanks to the Internet, that dream is coming true for millions of people worldwide. Let me tell you why.
Benefits of Using Google Adwords for Your ClickBank Promotions
Many affiliates promote exclusively through Google AdWords, primarily for the following reasons:
* Easier start up than for traditional offline advertising which sometimes requires references from solicitors, accountants and bank managers, sometimes trade suppliers, before ads. will be accepted. Online the only thing that really matters is your intention and ability to pay, and that is accomplished by providing access to your credit card details! Matters of ethics, trading standards, and such, can be questioned by Google and others later.
* Just one place to turn for all your advertising needs, unlike offline publications which are traditionally separated into general markets and niche markets. Google AdWords can be targeted almost instantly at the tightest of niche markets, however few members exist. Offline publications require huge subscriber bases to stay afloat, unlike the Internet which caters for everyone, regardless how remote their interest or needs. So you could place advertisements in your Google account targeting products at fans of Gregory Peck, bonsai tree growers, bellringers aged over eighty, people suffering from bad breath, big bosomed women who find buying bras offline a bit of a challenge. Of course you’d never find offline publications targeting enough of those people to make your ad. viable, but online your ads. could appear in minutes and reach virtually every person who ever enquires online about Gregory Peck (I do it all the time!), big girls’ bras, tiny trees and elderly bell boys! What’s more, because your audience is so remote (assuming you have a product those people need and might actually buy), competition for Google keywords and listings should be low, possibly non-existent.
* No waiting for ads to appear. Google AdWords appear almost immediately after the ‘submit’ button is pressed.
* Can target specific countries and languages. Some products sell universally, the whole world is your potential market, regardless of location, first language, population, etc. So you target your Google AdWords to ‘All Countries’ and ‘All Languages’. Not so if your product is only suitable in for one country, and only by English speaking customers, in which case you choose ‘English’ as the language, and select one or more specific countries for your ad. to appear.
* Uniquely cheap, compared to newspaper advertising. National papers charge hundreds, sometimes thousands of units of currency (dollar, pound, whatever) compared to Google AdWords which, if few rivals exist for your chosen key words and phrases, can cost cents, pennies, whatever!
* Potentially many more people will see your online ad. than in traditional offline publications. Most offline publications target a few million readers maximum, plus a few more for over-the-shoulder readers and others waiting in doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries! Google, however, has millions of searches each day, not all suitable for your products, but that number should grow daily as more and more people discover the joys of buying online! It’s a sellers’ market, getting better all the time!
* Small companies can compete with major rivals selling similar products. But where those major companies are prepared to spend millions, without generating front end sales, just to build a customer list for back end sales, the small guy must work a little harder at finding key words and phrases their bigger rivals haven’t noticed or consider too trivial to bother adding to their listings.
* Testing is easy, fast, cheap. Products, prices, markets and customer likes and dislikes can be tested in days via Google AdWords, unlike offline advertising which can mean placing revised advertisements over long periods to test various elements of the business.
Avril Harper is a successful ClickBank vendor and affiliate and the author of A COMPLETE NEWBIES’ GUIDE TO MAKING MONEY WITH CLICKBANK which you can read about at
CLICKBANK
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