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Private Label Rights (PLR) are used by some of the top internet entrepreneurs to quickly create products with very little investment of time or capital. Unfortunately, most internet entrepreneurs who have heard about PLR, make very little money with it. Instead of following a profitable plan, they run around in circles like a dog chasing its tail. Here’s why.

PLR products are completely customizable. Whether it’s an ebook, a piece of software, or a graphics package, you have complete control over the content. It’s the same as if I write an ebook for you and then give it to you and let you put your name on it and take all the credit for the content as if it’s yours. It’s fast, it’s simple and it’s completely legal.

So why doesn’t everyone do it? Because it takes some work, it’s a very minimal amount of work, but it is work. Most people are chasing get rich quick schemes so their impression of a successful PLR business is to buy lots of PLR products, stick them on a website and sell them to other people who do the same.

It doesn’t take very long until the market is saturated with the same PLR products on all the PLR websites. And then the average entrepreneur says, “PLR products don’t work.”

Meanwhile, the entrepreneurs who have actually opened the zip file that the PLR product came in are making money hand over fist, because they took the time to customize the product and introduce it to the market as their own.

Here’s how simple it is:

1. Edit the ebook and add some of your own content. Add your own personal style and charm to the product. Then add your name as the author
2. Personalize the graphics or have a graphic designer do it for you
3. Edit the sales letter and again add your own style and character to it

When you’ve got the product complete, you can

1. Publish your website and send traffic to it. So you sell it as a stand alone product
2. If you embed affiliate links into it, you can give it away as a freebie. When your reader’s click on your affiliate links, you get paid
3. You can use them as a tool for your affiliates and allow them to re-brand the product with their affiliate links to your products
4. You can turn the written ebook into an audio and sell it as an audio ebook which adds value to the package
5. You can strip the book down and turn it into articles
6. You can add a workbook to it and market it as a course

Now just for comparison, let’s look at what it would cost to have your own ebook written.

Costs $200 – $500 for a good 50 page ebook
Graphics for a website including affiliate marketing pieces $150 – $250
Sales letter – $750 – $1,200

In real costs, you’re looking at  $1,100 – $1,950. That’s still good because you save a huge amount of time and all the heavy lifting is done for you. You don’t have to take care of all the intricate details of writing and designing.

And coming from someone who’s been on both sides of the table, I’d much rather pay someone to do the hard work.

Because there are so many blogs and web sites about blogs on the internet, it can be tough to distinguish your blogging web site from all of the others. Whether you are starting up a new web site aimed at bloggers or whether you are looking to make your existing blogging site more distinctive, the key to building and maintaining a site that will capture the interest and attention of the blogging community is finding your niche. If you can fill a unique need in a way that no other web site does, you’ll be able to build a lasting readership among web surfers. Once you have discovered a niche, you will still have a lot to do, but finding your place in the blogosphere is the place to begin.

Every great blogging web site starts with a great idea, and you can’t build a successful site that will last without one. There are many great sites aimed at today’s bloggers, and competition for the attention of this growing demographic is fierce. To make your blogging web site stand out from the pack, you will need to offer something that no other site is currently offering, or you will need to do the same thing that an already popular site does but in a more impressive or valuable way.

One way to discover an ideal model for your blogging web site is to look at the sites that have successfully captured a blogging audience already to determine if you can appropriate some of their strategies to help realize your vision. Of course, you will also need to add a unique flair to your project in order to stand apart from your competition. Many people agree that the web sites that do the best in today’s market are the sites that have the most personality. The fiercely individual surfers who are bloggers are a demographic that responds especially strongly to personality, so consider how you can give your site a unique and attractive feeling by lending your own voice and sensibility to your site’s design and content.

Once you have a great idea for your site, have pinpointed a special niche that you are well equipped to fill, and have infused the site with personality, the next step is figuring out how to get the word out to bloggers. In the long run, a great idea just isn’t enough to propel your blogging web site to success. You will need to draft a smart and realistic marketing plan in order to draw readers to your site. Once you hook a blogger, your great content will keep them coming back, but it is vital to get that first glance or your site won’t have a chance to shine.

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Web Traffic Juggernaut is a new site that says it guarantees more web visitors and online advertising with very little effort or cost. So I decided to put it to the test…

My first impression was the site looks professional and clean, with an attractive look and feel. It is easy to read and understand. Joining the site was easy and painless–they do offer 2 upgrade options but they are not required to gain the benefits.

The Members Area is very well laid out and intuitive–I could figure out what to do after only a few minutes and was able to get up & running in less than 5 minutes. Inside the site, you create links and ads–the links you simply enter any URL links you use into the generator and it transforms them into “Juggernaut” links. You create ads for anything you want to promote using the Juggernaut Ad Generator, which is very easy to use. You can create as many links and as many ads as you like. And they are organized in a logical way–links are displayed in the order you create them but also your 5 most recent links appear on the main page for quick reference. Also, since the link generator is the tool you’ll use most, it is also right at the top of the main page when you login. Very smart!

After you’ve created at least 1 link and 1 ad you can start to generate traffic. Just use and promote the new Juggernaut link instead of the original source link you had. Every time the Juggernaut link is clicked, the page loads followed by a small ad window in the lower right corner. It displays 3 ads PLUS an image with your affiliate link that goes back to Juggernaut. So if anyone clicks the Juggernaut image they see the site, and if they signup they become your referral. It’s a great viral feature because you can build referrals without even trying to just by using the site.

Now every time the ad window displays (your Juggernaut links get clicked) you earn credits that get YOUR ad displayed in the ad windows when other members’ links get clicked. So the more clicks, the more times your ads get displayed.

And this works virally–meaning as you make referrals into Juggernaut (either by promoting it or just using it and visitors click the Juggernaut image on the ad window to join) you also earn ad credits on THEIR link clicks. And this works up to 5 levels deep. So you can create a massive amount of free ad views and web traffic by referring others to Juggernaut also.

I didn’t get to test the full effect of a big downline yet (I just got the tool) but I can tell you the rest of the site works exactly as stated–my links got clicked, I earned credits, and my ads got displayed. Juggernaut even tracked my results so I know how many clicks and how many ad displays. That was an impressive unadvertised extra feature.

There is one more benefit and feature which might be the best of them all–downline emailing. You can email your downline with offers, promotions, or whatever you like, and here is where Juggernaut really shines. They took time to make the emailing often enough that it’s valuable as a user, but no so often that it’s a burden to your downline. But the best part about this feature (and actually the credit earning too) is that they use a unique dual-matrix technology that builds your downline in 2 ways. First is the typical way–you refer members, who then refer members, etc. But the 2nd matrix is a “forced matrix” that places all new members in a downline in sequential order. Without getting technical, what it means is that if you join and just stay a member (even if you don’t do anything) your downline will grow automatically because new members will fill in your forced matrix. And you earn credits on them too. Now THAT’s cool.

Overall I have to say I am impressed with Web Traffic Juggernaut. It is simple yet powerful, and delivers on its promises. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to increase traffic and advertising.

See it & join here

There are literally thousands of ways to make money online. One of the most solid business models to ensure a continual monthly income is a subscription based membership website.

Members pay a monthly fee for access to a private member’s area where they can access your information. You can provide a variety of information in as many formats as you choose. You can offer articles, reports, audios, videos, teleseminars, downloads, software, almost anything you can imagine.

Even if you offer a low cost membership, it only takes a few members to make a comfortable income. A membership website that charges $9.97 a month, only needs 300 members to generate $3,000 every month.

And setting up a membership website has become remarkably simple with advances in software that can be set up in a couple hours, even by the average non-technical person.

It’s just that simple. In the beginning, it takes some time and energy to put the whole project together, but then it’s simply a matter of updating, maintaining and marketing. So let’s look at the steps to put together a successful membership website.

Step 1

Choose a market. This is critical. You should look for a market you’re going to enjoy working in as well as a market people spend money in. People spend money where they are passionate. Markets like sports, pets, business, and hobbies all make hot markets to launch a membership website

Step 2

Test the market. Visit forums and chat rooms and ask people if they know of any good websites that offer up-to-date information.

Step 3

Use your research from Step 2 to develop a rough outline of what your website will offer your members

Step 4

Write a sales letter and have the graphics professionally designed. If you can’t do this yourself, hire a freelancer from elance.com or guru.com

Step 5

Set up the membership software to run the site.

Step 6

Populate the site with your content

Step 7

Market your site and let the cash flow begin.

7 simple steps and you’ve got a membership website that will generate a solid monthly cash flow for you. Each step takes some effort and energy, but you can have your first membership website completely set up and running in less than a month. Then you can repeat the process as many times as you like to increase your membership portfolio and your monthly income.

Talk again soon.

Enjoy your day!
Paul mihai Pavel

Social bookmarking services have become very popular among internet users over the last few years. And it is no wonder as having easy access to your favourite web sites is probably vital to get the most out of the internet. Imagine you always had to query for that thought provoking article on being the only punk rocker in a redneck city. Not a good idea. You’d just waste time. And managing bookmarks in your browser? Try to manage 2,000+ bookmarks. Social bookmarking services are the way to go.

What social bookmarking does is basically it allows Internet users registered in social bookmarking websites to identify sites or search and discover new resources that fall under a particular category that the user has created. Social bookmarking also helps determine if a particular site is trendy and useful or not through a decision made by the community. How this works is that any user can share a bookmark, and the larger community makes a collaborative decision as to whether that bookmark is cool and useful or not. This helps make it easier for other users to navigate through the overwhelming amount of Web-based information.

There are also social bookmarking services aimed at specific people or formats. Flickr is a photo service with some neat annotation features. Connotea and CiteULike are aimed at academics and researchers and interface with certain databases and journals.

Social bookmarking services are offered by many websites and you can also deploy your own by using server side specific application. These services allow you to manage your bookmarks online with various purposes. For example, you can store your favourite links pointing to articles, news sites and any other Internet resource types.

This philosophy contrasts sharply with the old “Web 1.0″ methodology, in which news was provided by a handful of large corporations, Web pages were static and rarely updated, and only the tech-savvy could contribute to the development of the World Wide Web. Web 2.0 is a bit of a catch-all which covers a broad range of new online services, user-generated content, communities and social networking tools. The most popular are sites such as Blogger, Flickr, MySpace, YouTube and Wikipedia and the godfather of Web 2.0 – Google. The phrase also refers to the creation of far greater levels of interactivity, not just between users, or between users and the internet but between complementary online services through mash-ups and web services.

One of the main problems of the large amount of social bookmarking sites is the need for consistency among the tags. Users can tag sites and blogs any way they choose. It would be most useful for the social bookmarking sites to become standardized in their tagging systems, maybe even generating the tags automatically, once the links have been saved. This would open the door for ontologies to be created in an easier fashion, because the inheritance and logical order of the tags would be made a lot easier.

In social tagging/bookmarking systems, users store lists of Web resources. These lists are publicly accessible, and other people with similar interests can view links by category, tags or randomly. Some taggers categorize their resources by informally assigned, user-defined keywords. Most social bookmarking services allow users to search for bookmarks associated with certain “tags”, and rank resources by how many other users bookmark them. Social bookmarking services have implemented algorithms to draw inferences from tags assigned to resources by examining clustering of particular keywords, and the relation of keywords to one another.

Since the classification and ranking of resources is a continuously evolving process, many social bookmarking services [may also] allow users to subscribe to syndication feeds or collections of tag terms. This allows subscribers to become aware of new resources for a given topic, as they are noted, tagged, and classified by other users. There are drawbacks to such tag-based systems as well: no standard set of keywords, no standard for the structure of such tags, mistagging, etc. The separate (but related) tagging and social bookmarking services are, however, evolving rapidly, and these shortcomings will likely either be addressed in the near future or shown not to be relevant to these services.

In addition to the social popularity contest of bookmarking services, it does help to keep track of interesting posts as you trek around the Internet so you can revisit them. Instead of saving all these web pages to your hard drive, or adding their URL/addresses to your bookmarks or favorites, which may become lost if your hard drive crashes, you can store them offsite on a social bookmarking service.

The beauty of Social Bookmarking lies in how Social Networking sites aggregate your links in a central location, accessible to other users through the use of Tags (keywords) that you decide are appropriate and not a search engine! Others in your community may rate your pages based on it’s quality and usefulness, which can create an endless cycle of traffic.

Netselektor is a fairly new site which was launched in November 2006. An editorial team browses user submissions and recommends the best and noteworthy sites in various categories.

Some social bookmarking services feature installable toolbars to help you find interesting content and bookmark a web page you are viewing faster. There are also javascript bookmarklets which you can click and drag to your browser’s bookmarks panel or toolbar for one click submission to the social bookmarking service of your choice.

This social bookmarking service is by far the biggest and most popular on the Internet and its members reflect all of the signs that any wildly popular website on the Internet has shown and that is there willingness to spend countless hours reviewing, discovering and sorting through the junk websites sometimes submitted by its members, so to discover a real gem. Digg members are very serious people and it sometimes reflects in a negative way as to how other members are treated by their fellow members. Digg is not always the nicest place to visit, but it is by far the best website to visit and submit new content to, if you are a Webmaster or blogger wanting to increase traffic to a website or article that you like and want to share with millions of other potential visitors.

Digg is a social bookmarking service that generates millions of page views per month and attracts new members from all four corners of the world. Use this website to Digg more serious websites, articles, videos, music and photos. Submitting poetry is a waste of time and doesn’t generate much traffic or interest from the larger Digg community.

While this is not the biggest or even the most active of social bookmarking service on the Internet, it is one of the best to learn your way around a social bookmarking space at your own pace. Members at BlueDot generally are very nice and like to share humorous bookmarks as well as serious natured articles and photographs. It is a waste of time submitting poetry or short stories here at BlueDot, because they do not do well here on this website.

BlueDot is not your run-of-the-mill social bookmarking site as humorous bookmarks rules the day at BlueDot. Eager members can quickly build a social friends network consisting of hundreds of like-minded members in just a few weeks, thus increasing the sheer number of potential visitors into the thousands. Building a private friends network is the key to attracting and earning the respect of new readers and visitors from around the world in a short period of time.

On social bookmarking sites where they allow users to comment on the site recommendations, like Digg, many tend to make quick assumptions and judgments, and are not always kind. Some are illiterate and savage, but others are intelligent and gentle in their recommendations, opinions, and attitudes about submitted articles. Sometimes, the comments are even more interesting than the recommended article, and other times, it’s a war zone as people argue over issues related or not to the original recommended article. It’s a wide open play field.

Some social bookmarking services allow submissions to be categorized, so you can quickly seek out only posts related to specific topics. Others are a bit of free for all. Some are very exclusive and only permit specific types and categories of posts. There are now over 100 different social bookmarking services out there on myriad topics in dozens of languages. Not everyone uses only one service either, so test drive the various options to find the one you enjoy using the most.

The growth in social bookmarking services has grown incredibly and continues to skyrocket. Everyone has an opinion and everyone wants others to know it. This is another way the network of online users has a say in what information should be of interest to others.

Use this bookmarking service to bookmark your favorite political or religious article, photo, video or website. Although, members can bookmark non-political and non-religious photos, articles, videos or websites that they like, the bookmarks that attract the most viewers are political and religious ones.

I have recently set up a new social bookmarking site. to visit it, just click the link below:

http://www.socializewith.us