Is there GOLD buried under Main Street in YOUR town?

Before you read this, I have to warn you that it will make some sensitive people upset…

It’s no wonder, though. The news is blaring about the economy and how terrible things are for business. It’s got lots of entrepreneurs running scared.

And that’s not just for us internet marketers – it goes DOUBLE for Mom-and-Pop, Brick-and-Mortar stores like the ones in YOUR hometown.

What if I told you there’s a way you can take what you ALREADY KNOW about marketing online and TEAM UP with the BEST businesses in your area to make MORE money…

More money than EITHER of you could make alone…

And you actually do it by HELPING people, not SELLING them!

It’s true! It’s a hot niche with little competition

Listen, you may have heard about similar “Offline” money-making schemes before, but this is drastically different.

No need to become an uber-expert guru to land clients…

No need to hire a designer – a programmer – a secretary – a sales staff… Because…
Well, look – you might not believe me unless you saw it yourself. I watched it twice just to make sure.

Hot niche with little competition

Seriously. Go check it out,

Randy Drummond

P.S. There are people who are “kinda ready to learn a little about making money with internet marketing”…

And then there’s “ready to MAKE SOME MONEY with internet marketing – HELP ME DO IT ALREADY!”…

Just follow the link above, you’ll be glad you did!

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History Is About To Take Place And You’re Invited!

*** The League Of Extraordinary Minds ***

A Rare Chance to Learn From The Best—-FREE

Two of the biggest marketing legends Rich Schefren and Jay Abraham have put together a mind-boggling event!

Here’s the scoop: Rich Schefren and Jay Abraham, have been quietly working for the past year, putting together a one-of-a-kind “Brain Trust-Interactive” expert panel interview series for entrepreneurs….

This mega-gathering is called The League of Extraordinary Minds, and its entire focus is to bring together a collection of the world’s finest, leading-edged business experts on highly specialized subjects to help entrepreneurs like you attain more success and bigger profits.

These legendary men and women excel at seeing business building avenues, options and
possibilities that virtually no one else in their field of business specialization perceives.

And now, they’re handing all these secrets to you.

For FREE.

The League Of Extraordinary Minds

You read that correctly–you can get inside the League of Extraordinary Minds for a full 6 weeks without paying a cent.

You’ll virtually sit at the feet of the masters as they reveal their most closely held secrets for building billion-dollar business empires.

I’m talking about the world’s preeminent expert on business innovations and optimization…

I’m talking about the absolute brightest consultative sales expert the world has ever
seen…

I’m talking about not one, but two Online Marketing Hall-of-Fame caliber legends…

I’m talking about the roving editor of INC Magazine…

I’m talking about the top social media mind in the world….

I’m talking about men who’ve been named Marketing Man of the Year by the top industry
associations….

And many many more–54 experts in all, to be exact.

Check out who they are right here…

The League Of Extraordinary Minds

But you need to hurry. Because registration is extremely limited, and Rich and Jay only have a handful of complimentary seats left to give out…

So go here RIGHT NOW and get signed up. Because NOW is the time to shift gears, reposition all your efforts and energies, harvest the treasure chest of profits that the market is eager to reward you with. And The League of Extraordinary
Minds will show you how.

That’s what you REALLY want, right?

The League Of Extraordinary Minds

P.S. Look, I know how it is out there…

You may have felt like an underdog in the past because you were small, or you didn’t have a bundle of capital to spend on marketing, promotions, sales force, etc., or your efforts weren’t producing the results you wanted.

Well, guess what?  Your small stature is actually a huge advantage in a business climate like today’s.

Why?  Because you can move fast.  You’re not shackled with huge overhead, payroll or employees that has possibly maimed (or even killed) your
competitors.

That’s what makes the League of Extraordinary Minds so remarkable. In just 6 weeks, you can be seeing tremendous leaps in your business (not to
mention your confidence and peace-of-mind) as your competitors continue to flounder.

And all without having to pay Rich and Jay a penny.

So seriously–what’s stopping you?

The League Of Extraordinary Minds

Just look at this list of experts in the program: Jay Conrad Levinson, Stephen Covey, Michael Gerber, Brian Tracy, Jack Trout, Robert Cialdini, Tony Robbins, Fran Tarkenton, Neil Fiore, Dan Ariely, Gary Vaynerchuk, Kevin Hogan, Al Reis, Paul Zane Pilzer, Joseph Jaffe, Julie Morgenstern, Spencer Johnson, Sergio Zyman, Michael Masterson, Barry Schwartz, Russell Granger, Dan Hill, Michael Bosworth, Pam Danziger, Christophe Morin, Ori Brafman, Dr. Paul Shoemaker, Bert Decker, Paul Cherry, Vicki Kunkel, Bo Burlingham, Eric Flamholtz, Kerry Patterson, Lou Adler, Brad Smart, Marilyn Tam, Jan Yager, Nancy Ratey, Dave Crenshaw, Jim Murphy, Josh Waitzkin, Dan Millman, Kathy Kolbe, Tom McCarthy, Marshall Thurber, Marshall Goldsmith, Joseph Grenny, Jeffrey Pfeffer, Sam Deep, Tony Jeary, Herb Cohen, Greg Hicks, John Kotter

To your success,

Randy Drummond

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When you are starting a new blog, there are several things that you need to plan from the outset. What will your blog be called? What kinds of topics will it cover? How often do you intend to post? What will your writing style be? The rest of this article will look at those aspects in more detail.

What To Call Your Blog

When writing a blog, the first question you need to consider is whether the blog is primarily centered around your own writing or a specific topic. Many bloggers name their blogs after themselves such as ‘Betty Boop’ and others will name their blog based on the topic such as ‘Cat Grooming World’.

If you are branding yourself with the intention of marketing your personal services then naming your blog after yourself is a great move as you will always be able to use it to promote you. This is especially useful if you’re not sure what direction your blog will move in over time. But if you are building a blog around a specific topic which may not be part of you long-term then you may be better off with a niche-related name and domain.

Deciding Upon Topics For Your Blog

Some people find that their first blog starts out as a bit of a broad mish-mash of anything and everything they can think of and as such it ends up covering a large number of possibly unrelated topics. This is not really a good idea as most readers will only want to read a handful of your posts.

By clearly defining the topics you intend to blog about at the outset you can organise your posts into categories which will make your blog more organised and it will also be easier for new visitors to find what they are looking for.

Coming Up With a Blog Posting Schedule

A common trend amongst new bloggers is to start out bursting with enthusiasm. Indeed, much of the advice around tells you to blog as much as you can – at least every day if possible. Whilst more posts do in theory give you more chances to be found in the search engines, there are many readers who suffer from information overload and simply cannot keep up with busy blogs which leaves many of your posts unread.

In my experience it doesn’t really matter how often you post or on what days of the week etc. The most important factor is that whatever schedule you set for yourself, you try to stick to it and remain consistent. There are very successful bloggers that only post once per week and their readers look forward to reading their weekly post.

Another danger with trying to post too much, especially in the beginning, is that you may not be able to maintain your pace. You may run out of ideas, find the time committment to be too much or simply burn out and if you start posting less and less, this looks bad and it looks as though the blog is dying. Many readers will unsubscribe when this begins to happen.

A much better idea is to start off with a gentle posting schedule (you wont have many readers at the start anyway) and if you feel that you want to do more, to increase it slowly over time. Don’t do it the other way around!

Do You Have a Particular Writing Style?

I have often read advice that suggests that you should establish who your target audience is (this is good) and then alter your writing style to fit and that part is not so good. People will read your blog for its content and if you try to write in a style that is not comfortable for you it will show. Your blog is a reflection if you, your thoughts, opinions and passions and so on. Let the real you shine!

As for the style of the content itself, again this is highly personal. Each of us is different and you should write in your own style and not how you think your readers want you to write. Some people like to use humor, others prefer to stick to dry facts, some people like to rustle up some controversy and so on. Do what works for you.

Similarly, I see people asking questions such as, how long should my posts be? This again is down to personal style though it is perhaps influenced by your posting frequency. Short, snappy posts may be best if you post very often but if you only post once per week you’ll probably want to publish something with a bit more substance!

One thing to remember is that you can’t please all of the people all of the time anyway so trying to modify your posting style to fit in with some idea of what your readers might like is an exercise in futility. At the end of the day some people will like your style and some won’t. Those that do will hopefully subscribe and those that don’t will not but that’s just life and nothing to worry about!

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