Rahsia Jutawan Pondan

Bergelar jutawan di usia muda pastinya satu perkara yang cukup sukar untuk dicapai namun tidak mustahil.

Berbeza pula buat gadis ini yang berkongsi kisah bagaimana beliau memulakan bisnes produk kecantikan di usia seawal tingkatan 4 dan berjaya mencecah jualan sejuta ringgit pada usia 19 tahun.

Lebih mengagumkan berkat usaha gigihnya dalam bidang perniagaan, kini dia mampu memiliki 5 kereta mewah yang dibeli secara cash!

Mesti korang nak tahu kan apa rahsia gadis ini? Cuba ingat balik korang dulu masa umur 19 dalam bank ada berapa ringgit je hihi.

Mula Bisnes Ketika Umur 16 Tahun

Dulu Hari-Hari Pergi Pejabat Pos Naik Teksi

Kini Ada Camry, Audi, Mini Cooper, Hilux & Hummer

Ternyata banyak yang kita boleh ambil berdasarkan kisah Sofea ini. Kegigihan dan kecekalan Sofea dalam perniagaan membuahkan hasil apabila dia dapat mencapai pendapatan berjumlah sejuta ketika berumur 19 tahun.

Jom ramai-ramai kita berniaga.

Kredit Foto : Facebook Sofea Ilias

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exclusive keyword research

Hey ho.

No intro. Let's go.

1. Finding the niche and keyword

This can be tricky part. I simply decide - do I wanna go Amazon, CB, CPA or what ever you work with. This time I decided to go with Amazon. Head over to http://www.amazon.com/ and go by department. I think that I will be able to find a good niche inside appliances here: http://www.amazon.com/Appliances/b/r...ode=2619525011



Pick something that you like or if you're not gonna write content, just go in some order and I'm sure you will find some hidden gems in there. I was looking and looking and I found something in the Coffee & Expresso category.



Now, from here we can do some more work and narrow down our search. I thought that drip coffee makers could be a good niche and I was partially right. I checked GKT and that phrase has over 18 000 searches per month. Now, I don't wanna target that, I would like to target something like: best drip coffee makers or drip coffee makers review. Soon enough, I stumbled upon the "best drip coffee maker" and it has over 5000 searches per month.



Now, that is something I like. Now that I know it has decent searches per month, I will proceed and do the keyword research.

2. Analysis

First of all, I just do a simple Google search for my soon-to-be targeted keyword. I'm looking for the number of results.



Under a million results? Oooooh boy! I do like this very, very much. This keyword looks really promising for me. Let's keep digging. Let's check the trends:



Well, this is interesting. Usually, I ignore the latest results and I go by the previous one because they only have partial data and who knows when will they update. So, 73, trend is good, I like it! Move on!

Now I do "intitle:best drip coffee maker"



Is this real life? 462 results? Alright, I'm gonna take this. So far so good. Now let's do this "inurl:best drip coffee maker"



Still can't believe that there is not that many results for this.

So far, I'm liking EVERYTHING about this keyword. Now I enter my keyword in Traffic Travis (free tool) and while I wait, I enter my keyword in Long Tail Pro. Here are the results:



I like the metrics. Should not be hard to outrank most of them. Next, Traffic Travis is done:



All I need to know. Relatively easy. I like it. Now, just because I can, I use Keyword reveler and check the metrics and the difficulty again:



35 - moderate competition. The metrics checks out. Looks like it should be a good keyword after all. (yes, you can get pretty much everything you need in Keyword reveler, but since I only have free account there I only do it when I have everything I need)

3. Building a website and ranking

Build a website, make it look nice. Throw million of affiliate links, provide a good article, post often and do some linkbuilding. If you don't know how to start, you can start here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackha...e-newbies.html

This is basically everything you need to start with your SEO journey. You have this simple to follow (I hope) keyword research guide and you can follow the guide for link building by clicking the link above (amazing guide thanks to lightningblitz

Thanks for reading. Subscribe to my channel, leave a comment and send me money to my paypal. There is always room for more.

quora technique

Again, one of the best ways to find niches and topics to write about, is to know the questions people are asking.

And the two biggest (and best) sites for questions and answers are Quora an Yahoo Answers.

With a fast and easy Google search hack, we can quickly find the questions people are asking on these two Q&A sites.

If you're not familiar...the "site" search operator will limit to Google search results to a particular domain.

The "intitle" operator means that the title of the web page must contain that search term. In this case, I'm using the question mark (?) to find questions people are asking. Although most page titles on the two sites are likely in the form of a question anyway, using the question mark probably helps just a little bit to get slightly more relevant results. You can probably leave it out in many cases

And of course, the last part of the search is dog training. Just replace dog training with your own keywords.

site:quora.com intitle:? dog training

site:answers.yahoo.com intitle:? dog training

Just paste either/both of the search queries into Google, change dog training to your own keywords and check out the questions you can use for your next niche site, report, email, etc.

And both Yahoo Answers and Quora are great places to begin your research for your content...        

129 ever green niches

1.)ADHD
2.)Acne
3.)Adoption
4.)Alzheimers
5.)Anger Management
6.)Anti Aging
7.)Antiquing
8.)Anxiety
9.)Archaeology
10.)Arthritis
11.)Asthma
12.)Astronomy
13.)Back Pain
14.)Backpacking
15.)Bass Fishing
16.)Become A Nurse
17.)Bird Training/Train Your Bird to Talk
18.)Boating & Sailing
19.)Bowling
20.)Boxing
21.)Camping and Hiking
22.)Ceramics
23.)Cheerleading
24.)Chess
25.)Chicken Coops
26.)Chronic Fatigue
27.)Classic Cars
28.)Cooking/Recipes
29.)Copywriting
30.)Cure Hemorrhoids
31.)Decorating
32.)Depression
33.)Diabetes
34.)Divorce
35.)Dog Training
36.)Dropshipping
37.)Eating Disorders
38.)Gambling
39.)Gardening
40.)Get Your Ex Back
41.)Golf
42.)Golfing
43.)Greenhouses
44.)Hair Loss
45.)Headaches
46.)Heart Disease
47.)Hiking
48.)Honeymoons
49.)Horse Racing
50.)Horses Training
51.)How To Be Confident
52.)How To Budget
53.)How to Get Rid of Panic Attacks
54.)How to Learn French
55.)How to Learn German
56.)How to Learn Guitar
57.)How to Learn Italian
58.)How to Learn Spanish
59.)How to Play the Piano
60.)How to Play the Violin
61.)Hunting
62.)Hypnosis
63.)Hypoglycemia
64.)Insurance (home/auto/life/pet)
65.)Interior Design
66.)Invest In Gold
67.)Knitting
68.)Landscaping
69.)Lawn Care
70.)Learn The Guitar
71.)Learn To Dance
72.)Learn To Sing
73.)Life Coaching
74.)Low Fat Recipes
75.)Magic Tricks
76.)Marriage Advice
77.)Martial Arts
78.)Massage
79.)Memory Improvement
80.)Menopause
81.)Mental Health
82.)Model Trains
83.)Motherhood
84.)Motivation
85.)Mountain Biking
86.)Multiple Sclerosis
87.)NLP
88.)Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
89.)Organic Food
90.)Parenting
91.)Photography
92.)Poker
93.)Pottery
94.)Pregnancy
95.)Psychic
96.)Psychology
97.)Public Domain
98.)Quilting
99.)Racquetball
100.)Rafting
101.)Relationships/Dating
102.)Rugby
103.)Running
104.)Saltwater Fishing
105.)Scrapbooking
106.)Scuba Diving
107.)Self-Sustainability (solar power/wind-power/water filtration)
108.)Single Parenting
109.)Skateboarding
110.)Skiing
111.)Snorkeling
112.)Snowboarding
113.)Stop Smoking
114.)Stop Snoring
115.)Surfing
116.)Swimming
117.)Tattoo Removal
118.)Tennis
119.)Time Management
120.)UFOs
121.)Volleyball
122.)Wedding Planning
123.)Wedding Speeches
124.)Weight Loss
125.)Weight Training
126.)Wine Making
127.)Woodworking
128.)Wrestling
129.)Yoga    

best autoresponder sequence

1. Identify their problem, irritate it a bit
2. Irritate further but touch on life without it
3. Complete life without problem story, and touch on the sales pitch (you have a solution to their problem)
4. All out sales pitch of product/service to deliver solution. Cancel email 5 if this works.
5. Let them know that when it's the right time for them to fix their problem you have the solution, soft sell one last time.

Copyrighting is a huge element of this working. So you need to know your audience inside and out.

Good Luck!

47 comments in blog search string

"Add New Comment"
"add a comment"
"Leave a comment"
'Leave a Reply' 'Name "(required)"' 'Mail (will not be published) "(required)"' 'Website'
inurl:announcements
"comentar"
"Répondre a cet article"
"Scrivi commento"
"Reply or Comment"
"Post new comment"
"A hozzászóláshoz regisztráció és belépés szükséges"
"Add Comment"
"Login or register to post comments"
"Ajouter un commentaire"
"Login or register to post or rate comments"
"Sign in to comment on this entry"
"Write a comment"
"Dejar un comentario"
"Pridať komentár"
"Komentáre"
"respond to post"
"Leave a Reply"
"Commenter"
"Please login to be post comments!"
"Comments (You may use HTML tags for style)"
"Post a Comment:"
"blog comments powered by Disqus"
"Écrire un commentaire"
"Comments: (You may use HTML tags for style)"
"Leave a new comment"
"Comment on the Post"
"Related content"
"Enter your comment:"
"Comments on this entry:"
"Anade un comentario"
"Dodaj nową odpowiedź"
"Dozwolone znaczniki HTML: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd>"
"kommentarer"
"post a comment"
"Sign in to comment on this entry."
"Notify me when new comments are posted"
"Comentarios para este Artículo"
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facebook ads strategy

As a clickbank vendor, I’m in touch with affiliates doing facebook ads on a daily basis, and in general the main approaches that I see affiliates doing are two. One leads to loss of money, the other leads to some affiliates doing over $1,000 daily. So, what is the crucial difference?

The type of campaign that tends to lead to loss of money is where affiliates set up some nice looking ads, and point them to the vendor’s page, i.e. direct linking. People tend to use facebook as a way to kill time/’socialize’ and generally they are NOT in a buyer’s mode. Think of your facebook user as a chick at a restaurant scrolling through fb while waiting for the waiter to come to take her order...do you think she's going to buy anything at this time, no matter how good the vendor's page is? Direct linking will not work with fb ads. Linking to a review page is a step in the right direction, but generally this is still too much of a hard sell to bring a profit from facebook traffic.

So what is the right way to do it?

1. First, set up an external blog or micro niche site. The site should be focused on the NICHE not the product. Each page should feature an opt-in for a free pdf report (on the side, corner, or as a pop-up). The report should contain actually useful information with a soft-sell for the product.

2. Next, set up a niche-specific facebook page. On this page, have posts that are share-able, such as pictures, infographics, and articles of the "top 6 things..."/ "10 tips for.." etc type. These posts should link to pages on your external page.

3. When running the ads, link to posts on the facebook page (not directly to the external page). Obviously, writing catchy headlines and finding an attention-grabbing picture is very important. I would recommend you follow established pages such as viral thread, ladbible, etc… to get ideas on headings and graphics that get people to click on

4. With this set up, you should get lots of ppl to your page from the ads, and through their engagement (likes/tags/shares of posts), this will further provide free publicity to your page (each times a person likes/shares a post, their friends will see it on their home feed). Many will click through to your external blog/site, and if you have an incentivized opt in (free report), it is likely many will opt (fb traffic is a sucker for free stuff). If your free report/mini course is set up right (soft sells work best), then kick back and watch the cash flow.

5. Eventually, when you get enough people liking your page, you can decrease/stop your ad budget altogether, as the page will promote itself through user engagement.

I like to emphasize this - you should always have a niche-specific facebook page set up, and send traffic from the fb ads to it. That way, each time each person engages with the page (likes it or likes/shares/comments on a post), it will show up in their friends' newsfeed/home, and this will generate free further exposure of your page, creating a snowball effect. The key is creating engage-able posts. IMHO, fb ads that do not funnel traffic to fb pages are missing out big time.

Going back to the example chick scrolling facebook at the restaurant...it is likely she won't be buying anything, no matter how good the offer. However, it is very easy to get her to like, comment or even share a post from your page through an ad. If she has 500 friends on fb, let's assume 200 of these see her engagement on their fb home feed (Chick X likes/shared ....) and let's assume at least 20 (10%) are interested in the same topic as she is. There's a good chance you may get a sale out of these 20 (who may be sitting at home, opt in, and buy through the incentivized opt in)...but even better, it is likely that a couple of these 20 will also engage with your post (like/share/comment)...snowball effect-----------> full avalanche mode

Focus on having a page full of useful and engage-able content while you are running ads, not on immediately sales (that will come automatically if your set up is as described above).

Good luck!