It’s About Time You Created Your Own Product

I expect you have some pretty lofty ambitions for next year. You probably have a lot you want to get done in the rest of 2009 too!

If you’ve done your research then you know to really ramp up how much money you make from your online business, you need your own product.

If you’ve made the decision to create an information product like a membership site, ebook, coaching course, or some form of expert based service as your path forward, now’s the time to get help and get educated.

Back in April 2009 I did the first public release of the Membership Site Mastermind coaching program and it was a huge success, and a lot of fun to teach.

I’m now ready to invite the next group of students to participate, and this will definitely be the last time this program is open for 2009, so if you want to take part, you have to join next week.

The doors open Tuesday October 27th.

Have You Decided To Make Changes?

I’ve published a very popular series on creating positive changes in your life in the articles on my blog that came before this one.

I love talking about personal development and mindset, as I believe they are keys to creating financial success in your life – they certainly are in my life.

I’ve been through many periods where I didn’t know if I would ever reach the financial goals I set for myself and at times it has taken a monumental effort to stay on course. This is why your mind is so important to your success as an entrepreneur, but you don’t have to go it alone all the time.

If you’ve been reading my series on change then you know one of the keys to getting what you want is to make smart choices. One of the other techniques I talk about is getting help and following success patterns from people who have done what you want to do.

Making the decision to take my coaching course could be a smart choice for you. If you have an intention to create and launch an information product, you want to make at least $100,000 next year and you want to follow by far the simplest system taught today, then you are a good fit for what I teach.

This is not training that you will find anywhere else online, nor is it taught in any university or college around the world. This is practical advice based on what’s actually working online today, with a focus on the simplest implementation process available so as to avoid as many technical challenges as possible.

Of course you don’t have to make a decision now, you can decide after you do some homework on what I offer. What I do and teach is not for everyone, so I’d like you to first make sure what I have will take you in the direction you want to go.

Your Homework Today: Study The Masterplan

If you have not already downloaded your copy of my free report, the Membership Site Masterplan, you need to do so today and study it before next week.

The Masterplan is the most comprehensive free report on the Internet for launching your own membership site. If you have any intentions of ever releasing your own information product or online service, you should read this report.

I have a reputation for producing free reports that people tell me have more value in them than most paid-for ebooks on the same subject. I do believe the Masterplan is a really solid report and is enough of a starting point to get you going towards earning your first $100,000 online selling your own products, and then a whole lot more.

The Masterplan is also a great introduction to my system and teaching style, so if you like what you find in the report – and it won’t cost you a single cent to download it – then you will be in a much better position to decide whether taking my full coaching course is what you want to do when it opens again next week.

So right now you only have one action to take: go and download the Masterplan free report.

You can get both a text copy in PDF and an audio version in MP3 (I’m the narrator) for free from here -

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Make sure you mark down October 27th (that’s Tuesday next week!) as the day I’m taking enrollments for the final time this year.

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For the last past days I’ve been doing some research for a couple of new domains and kept stucking with the same question: "Is it OK to focus a new domain on a misspelled keyword that has the potential to bring high traffic from search engines?" . That means, would it be OK to buy a domain that has such a misspelled keyword in its name and built a site around it?

After debating this for a while (with myself :P), i put together a list of pros and cons, list that you can find bellow:

The pros

• could give you an increased chance to rank for that particular term if you have it in your domain name, as we know this is a ranking factor .
• if you focus the entire home page and link building around that term, you could end up with very nice ranking positions for it
• has a smaller competition than the right spelled form, thus better chances of ranking .
• You might get traffic on the site faster, as you have less competition

The cons

• while having the term in the domain name might help you, that’s not such an important criteria in SE’s algorithm, especially if you plan on ranking in Google (will help more for Yahoo and Msn) .
• while having less competition, the search volume is also a lot smaller than the one of the correct spelled keyword .
• Search Engines will automatically offer spelling suggestions for those who search the misspelled form of the term. Thus, some of the searchers will use these suggestions and will not click the results .
• will affect your site’s branding ability (people are less willing to remember misspelled domain name) .
• will have less SE potential traffic than a site focused on the correct form of the term .
• in the future, search engines might even cut out from the results misspelled results, you may never know .

So, if you plan to use a misspelled keyword and build a site around it, don’t. Even if this might seem like a smart choice on the short term, you’ll end up regretting it after an year or so. Try choosing domains that are both brand-able and have some search traffic potential and work hard so these domains will get where they deserve to be.

Am i right or am i right?

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