Bulletproof Your Income with “Know Like Trust”

What would you do if your the Network Marketing Co closed it’s doors after you spent all your time and money building a large organization that you thought would be your legacy to your children’s children. This has happened over and over again in this industry and sadly people don’t know about it until it happens and then they have to start over again from scratch.

What would you do? If you have developed strong relationships with your team where they Know, Like and Trust you then you will be blessed because they will be loyal to you. Because they trust your judgement they will follow you to the next company. What is the cost if you haven’t built those relationships? I think you know the answer.

Well, just go out there, take the time to nurture those relationships, build friendships that will last for a lifetime. You will be blessed beyond just securing your future. Whether your Co is around forever or not you will reap the benefits of truly helping your team and being a true leader.

Have with fun with it, just let it happen naturally, be real and authentic, laugh with them and cry with them, share your life stories with them. Stop and listen to what’s on their heart. Find out what matters to them, see where they are at so you can lift them up and empower them. Thus building a value based relationship of Know, Like and Trust.

This is a strategy that I work on daily and I find it very rewarding to know that I’m making a difference in peoples lives all around the world not just for today but for a lifetime.

Bob Berg states in his best seller “Endless Referrals” that “All things being equal, people will do business with, and refer business to, those people they Know, Like and Trust.”

Think about the last time someone on your team reached out to you and you were to busy to respond the way you should have….

My question to you is.......What will you do today to Bullet Proof Your Income?

25 Awesome Free Google Tools for Marketers

Whether you love Google or love to hate Google, you have to admit one thing. Google offers a lot of free tools to use with the convenience of being able to access them with one login. Marketers in particular should take advantage of these tools to get more out of their search engine and social media marketing experience. The following are some of the top Google tools marketers should embrace from A to (almost) Z!

1. Google AdSense

Ever created a niche website for linking purposes, affiliate marketing, content development, or another reason that never panned out? If the website gets even a moderate amount of traffic, and you have no other use for it for the time being, why not earn a little income off of it using Google AdSense? By simply placing some ad code in the header, content, and sidebar of the website, you can earn some passive income. The amount you earn will depend on the topic of the website and the amount of visitors it receives.

2. Google AdWords

If you’re not getting good enough traction with organic search traffic, then you might want to consider a paid search campaign using Google AdWords. By bidding for the right keywords, you can gain a considerable amount of qualified traffic where the conversions will meet or exceed the value you pay for your ads. Be sure to use advanced targeting options for location, mobile or desktop browsers, and other criteria to get the target audience you want.

3. Google AdWords Keyword Tool

Need keyword ideas for your search engine marketing campaign or paid search advertising? Try the Google AdWords Keyword Tool. When you enter a term that offers a wide range of ideas, like SEO, you will get groupings of keyword ideas that you can dig deeper into. While the total of the global searches is not always spot on, it can give you an idea of whether one keyword is more or less popular than another. You can also see an approximate cost per click (CPC) amount, if you were trying to target the keyword using Google AdWords.

4. Google Alerts

Want to keep on top of the latest news, mentions of your brand, or other items in Google search? Then set up your Google Alerts. When you enter a search query, you will get a sample of the results you would receive and the option to have them delivered regularly to your email inbox or RSS reader. You can use this to keep up with your competition as well to see where they are getting mentioned or are building profiles.

5. Google Analytics

Google Analytics is probably one of the most powerful Google tools that you can use a as a marketer. You can learn so much about your website’s visitors including, but not limited to, the following:

• Demographics – Learn more about your audience, including their location and language.
• Social Engagement – See what social networks visitors come from and how they interact with your website’s social plugins (custom coding must be implemented).
• Technology Used – Find out what browsers, operating systems, and networks your visitors are using to view your website.
• Mobile Information – Curious if you need a mobile website? Find out how many of your visitors are using mobile technology.
• Traffic Sources – Analyze what websites, keywords, search engines, and other referrers send traffic to your website.
• Top Content – Get a handle on how effective your content is by seeing your top entry and exit pages.
• What Leads to Conversions – Set up goals in Google Analytics to find out which visitors complete conversions such as purchasing a product or signing up for a mailing list.

So really, there is no excuse for not using this powerful and, best of all, free tool on your website.

6. Google Blogger

If you want to start a blog, but you’re not ready to commit to a self-hosted blogging platform such as WordPress, then you might want to consider Blogger. If it’s been awhile since you last took a look at it, you might be interested in some of the latest improvements noted in the above video. There have been rumors in the past that getting links on Google-owned properties can help with the indexing of your website, so don’t overlook the power of Blogger!

7. Google Blog Search

You may be wondering exactly what is so special about Google Blog Search that merits a mention as a powerful Google tool. It’s not necessarily the search itself, but the fact that you can turn the search results into an RSS feed. Why is this so great? If you take the following URL:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=utf-8&q=link:http://domain.com/&tbm=blg&tbs=sbd:1&output=rss

Then replace domain.com with your website, you can get an RSS feed of the latest links to your website on a blog.

You can use this to keep up with mentions of your website on blogs, or you can use this to keep up with your competitors. For example, if you are looking for guest posting opportunities, seeing what your competitors can get might lead you to some good places to submit to yourself.

8. Google Books

If you love reading, then Google Books can be a good place to go to find books online in all genres, some of which you can read for free. But from a marketing perspective, if you have a book, then you will want to get it listed on Google Books so that you can sell it to an even larger audience, especially now that Google is competing with iTunes and other online media retailers with their new Google Play store for music, books, movies, and Android apps.

9. Google Calendar

Want to keep up with important events in your daily schedule? Then Google Calendar is the answer. You can share your calendar with other users or even to the public and embed it onto your website. You can even set reminder alerts to be sent as a popup when you’re logged in to your Google account or via email. Use it to keep track of guest posting opportunities, Twitter chats, advertising expiration dates, editorial calendars, and much, much more.

10. Google Chrome

If you’re not using Google Chrome, then you’re missing out. This browser really is fast and has a ton of extensions, apps, and themes that you can install to increase your marketing productivity including some favorites such as:

• Google +1 Button – +1 and share a web page to your Google+ profile anywhere using this extension.
• Google+ Notifications – See your Google+ notifications on your browser (when logged in to your Google account).
• Klout – Addicted to knowing Klout scores? Use this to see Klout scores next to users while using Twitter.com.
• SEO Site Tools – Learn a lot of valuable on-site search engine optimization information about any website you are browsing (including Google PageRank) using this extension.
• Simple Social Metrics – Install this extension to quickly see the number of tweets, likes, and +1s for any page you are browsing.

11. Google Docs

Want to share documents, spreadsheets, presentations, drawings, and tables with other users to view online or download? Then Google Docs is for you. You can collaborate with multiple users or just give access to a read-only version of documents like the publicly accessible Twitter Chat Schedule spreadsheet. You can even create forms and send them via a link or directly in an email to collect survey answers, crowdsource post information, and other data.

12. Google DoubleClick Ad Planner

Need some quick traffic or demographics information for a website? Get it using Google DoubleClick Ad Planner. The larger the website, the more information you will be able to find about it including the average visitor’s age, gender, education, household income, other sites visited, interests, and keywords searched for.

13. Google Drive

Want to share files online? Then Google Drive might be worth a try. You can currently store 5GB in Google Drive, 1GB in Picasa, and 10GB in Gmail for free. Pricing begins at $2.49 per month for 25GB and goes all the way up to $799 per month for 16TB. Welcome to the Google cloud!

14. Google Gadgets

Want to extend the functionality of your website, browser, or Google Account? Check out the line of freebie Google Gadgets available at your disposal. Gadgets are organized in categories including news, tools, communication, games, finance, sports, lifestyle, technology, and politics.

15. Google Insights

Google Insights allows you to search for keywords to see their trends over time. This way, you can see whether a keyword is gaining in popularity, see worldwide search trends over the course of a year to find popular months or seasons for a search, see search volume by region, and find a list of top ten related searches and rising searches.

16. Google Mail (Gmail)

Need email with a smart filtering system? Gmail might be the answer. One of the best features in Gmail is the ability to filter messages into multiple labels and have them skip the inbox or simply label them for easy archiving. Using your Gmail filters wisely can help you keep your inbox clean and organized. Plus, the search function on Gmail is not too shabby either.

17. Google Places

Want your local business to show up before organic search results? For some keywords, it can thanks to Google Places. Be sure that you claim or add your listing on Google Places, complete your profile, add photos & videos, and encourage reviews so that your business will make it to the first page of search results.

18. Google+

Google+ is Google’s latest and, to date, most successful foray into the social networking world. They have not only created a thriving social network, but they have incorporated it into almost every aspect of the Google experience, including Google search results themselves. Thanks to personalized search results, you can actually rank higher than normal in search results for those you are connected with on the network. Be sure to check out this quick guide to learn why you should be on Google+!

19. Google +1 Button

With +1 counts showing up in search results, you might want to go ahead and install the Google +1 Button on your website and content. This will make it easier to share on Google+ as well as add to its social engagement numbers. In addition, when someone +1s your website, their connections might see it placed higher in search results as well.

20. Google Reader

Google Reader allows you to view and organize your RSS feeds all in one place. If you’re already using your Google Account for Gmail and Google+ on a regular basis, why not keep track of your favorite blog’s RSS feeds, Google Alerts, and other feeds in the same account.

21. Google Translate

If you run into an email, blog comment, or webpage in another language, use Google Translate to quickly translate it into yours. The best part is you don’t even need to know what language it is in thanks to the auto-detect features. It may not be a perfect translation, but it will get the main point across.

22. Google Trends

Google Trends offers a variety of information such as the searches that are currently popular, Google Insights data for keywords, and traffic trends for websites if you search for a particular domain.com. You can even enter multiple domains, separated by a comma, to compare traffic. Note that traffic trends are only available for websites with a high volume of traffic.

23. Google Voice

Google Voice allows you to create a phone number to make and receive phone calls and text. You can view your messages in an interface similar to your Gmail. It’s a good alternative if you don’t want to give out your office or cell phone number for particular contacts! Another cool little trick with Google Voice is that you can set up a Google Voice number specifically for tracking how effective your phone number placement on your website is. Every time someone calls in using your Google Voice number, you can count the calls in your Google Voice account. This will allow you to test the size, location and color of your website phone number.

24. Google Webmaster Tools

Google Webmaster Tools is another Google product that puts a large amount of valuable data at your fingertips. If you have already set up your website with Google Analytics, you can easily add it to Google Webmaster Tools to start learning the following.

• Site Configuration – This section checks your website’s settings on the web, including preferred domain canonicalization, sitelinks, URL parameters, change of address, and users who have access.
• Site Health – This section includes crawl errors, stats, blocked URLs, and malware alerts.
• Site Traffic – This section includes search queries (aka, possibly some of the keywords omitted from Google Analytics thanks to the keyword not provided, links to your website (a comprehensive view of your backlink profile), internal links, and +1 reports. +1 reports tells you the search impact of results showing your website’s +1 count vs. without showing it, +1 activity on your website, and audience demographics.
• Site Optimization – This section includes your sitemaps, HTML improvement suggestions, content keywords, and other resources.

Also, be sure to keep an eye on the Labs section at the end. It changes with new, experimental Google Webmaster Tools features. One Labs feature that I would like to see return is statistics on any pages for which you are the author using Google authorship.

25. Google (Owned) YouTube

Last, but not least, if you want to dominate the video market, then start with Google-owned YouTube. Not only will your video be available to YouTube’s millions upon millions of visitors, but it will also be on prime real estate for showing up in search results. Even if you can’t get your website on the first page of search results through traditional SEO, you might be able to get there with video! There you have it – some of the most powerful Google applications and tools on the web. What are your favorites? About the Author: Neil Patel is the VP of Marketing of KISSmetrics and blogs at Quick Sprout.

A Simple Way To Make Money Online

The Internet is the greatest wealth generation tool of all time, and there is NO RECESSION on the Internet….

BUSINESS IS BOOMING ONLINE!

If you’re like me, you’re intrigued by the idea of finally earning what you’re worth and being able to work from anywhere and make your own hours.

Imagine what you’re life will be like once you learn to make money on the Internet…

How will you feel when you finally get “beyond money”… when you’re at a point where you have enough income coming in every month so that money is no longer an issue in your life…

When you can provide the things for your family that you’ve always wanted to… travel first class to great destinations … give abundantly to the causes that matter to you… help others who need a hand up… make a difference.

Imagine what it will be like when you can get up when you’re finished sleeping, instead of when the alarm clock goes off… and imagine how much more pleasant each morning would be if your commute was just down the hall to your home office… or to the local coffee shop where you can do your work on your laptop or iPad.

I can tell you from experience, this is a MUCH better way to live!

I was 50 and tired when I finally decided to TAKE CONTROL and figure out how to make money online. I knew others were doing it, and so I knew that if I could just find out what they knew, I could do it too.

I’ve always been willing to work hard. I’ve earned good money and we’ve enjoyed a comfortable lifestyle, but until I discovered the basic formula for making money online, I could never get much beyond just paying the bills.

And we DEFINITELY don’t have enough investment income to even consider retirement… can you relate?

I paid a big price in time and money to learn the skills necessary to create a profitable online business. It was hard… and the task felt almost overwhelming many times…. I didn’t grow up with this stuff. If you feel that way too, I have very good news for you…

Two very unlikely young guys who have experienced amazing success online in just a few years, have created a business that ANYONE CAN DO, regardless of experience.

They have a simple product and a simple system for making money with it, and they’re sharing their business and their knowledge with anyone who chooses to participate.

It’s not a get rich quick scheme…. it requires a willingness to work and learn… but if you’re ready to take back control of YOUR life, these guys have created the best system I’ve seen for doing that. And you can have it for just $25.

It’s simple, it only takes an hour or two a day, and you can start have commissions deposited into your bank within 24 hours of getting started.

In fact, I challenge you to see if their video doesn’t make you want to buy their system. I’ll bet it does. But don’t worry…. it’s only $25.

To find out, and to get the rest of the story, fill in your contact info below and click the button to GET INSTANT ACCESS. Then watch Dave Woods share an idea that can help you make a LOT of money on the Internet.

Dave’s a bit scruffy looking for my taste, but I’ve met him and he’s a great guy with a big heart. And he’s one of the most successful individuals in the world in Internet Marketing.

As Tony Robbins always says, “SUCCESS LEAVES CLUES”.

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The Viral Review bot Affiliate.

The Viral Review Bot Of Internet Money Report is an awesome online money making affiliate program for FREE!! A Revolution in the affiliate programs to make it easy to sell CLICK BANK products.

The Viral review bot is going to change the trend of affiliate marketing for ever because viral review bot is giving away a free website and free hosting to that ready made site for life. Also this site is loaded with click bank, pay dot com products. One can earn from adsense too and also form their down line. Internet money report launched this product few months ago and it is getting viral. Get your free website and start your business today. The viral review bot of internet money report is going to be revolution in the internet industry.

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Become a premium member and you will get the above plus you will get
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Working at Home Isn’t All Fun and Games

I enjoy telling people that I “work at home.” I can see that wistful look in their eyes, and I can hear it in their voices when they say, “That must be nice.” And then for about five minutes, they do a little daydreaming about what it would be like to “work at home.”I never explain to them about the measure of self-discipline it takes, and how great are the temptations to take a “break” and reorganize my sock drawer when I find myself faced with working on a project that is less than interesting (or worse yet, “not as profitable” as other projects). But why burst their bubble? Let them daydream awhile….
 

Working at home can be all the wonderful things that those people daydream about. Setting my own hours, working at my own pace (project deadlines permitting), running to the market at 1 o’clock on a Wednesday afternoon when there’s nobody at the store---these are just a few of the plusses of working at home. For parents (whether it is the mom or dad, or both working at home), being able to adjust their working schedule to school schedules, being able to take the kids to the orthodontist or to soccer practice, working at home is a definite plus. For people who don’t work at home and who want to work at home, it is probably hard to think of even one minus. But the fact of the matter is, the minuses do exist---in abundance.

It is not my purpose here to ruin all your hopes or plans to establish yourself as a work-at-homer. In fact, I do encourage you to follow that dream and be your own boss. However, I want you to take just a few minutes to take stock of your situation and once and for all decide if working at home really is in your best interest.

First, and obviously, you have to have a job skill that is amenable to the at-home environment. If you trim poodles on the weekend and think you can turn it into a full-time at-home business, then look around. Do you live in a two-bedroom apartment on the second floor and just do your neighbor’s poodle once a month (but you do it really well)? Or do you live in a four-bedroom ranch house with a three-car garage that can be made over into “Donna’s Clip Joint” and you live in an urban neighborhood where everyone has pets? And even if you do, what about all the permits that you will need? Will you be able to pursue this type of work at home, and do so legally?

The most applicable work-at-home job skills involve the use of a computer, the Internet, phone, fax, and other small business/office machines. You can hardly drive from home to the grocery store without seeing those signs nailed to telephone poles: “Got a Computer? Earn up to $2000 at home!” Of course, you can, but can you?

For the sake of argument, let’s presume then that you have a computer and an assortment of small business machines, and that you do indeed have some skill that you believe can be marketed. Let’s focus on you for a minute: Are you self-disciplined? Are you organized? Do you have the proper workspace where you can work undisturbed? Are you able to face a workday where you have no supervision or guidance? Can you work at home, day after day, without having the people contact that you would typically find “on the job”? When you have overlapping projects, will you be able to cope with the necessary prioritizing so that you get that time-critical job done on time without jeopardizing the next job in line?

The list of questions goes on. And this doesn’t begin to address the “what ifs” that go hand-in-hand with working at home. What if you don’t have any work this week? What if work doesn’t come in the week after that? What if you get sick and can’t finish a project on time? What if your client doesn’t pay you on time? What if your client doesn’t pay you at all?

Financial gurus recommend that we all should have three months’ wages tucked away in a “bail out” savings account so that in case of illness or work stoppage, we can “bail out” our sinking checking accounts and pay the bills, pay the rent, buy groceries. Let’s face it, how many of us really have three months’ salary bankrolled? Most of us are lucky if we have one month's salary in a demand savings account that’s hooked to our checking account that gets dipped into on a more regular basis than we’d like to admit. If that is the case, then are you really in a position where you can handle the uncertainties of establishing and maintaining a work-at-home business?

This isn’t to say that even if all these things are true, that you shouldn’t make the move to be your own boss and work at home. I’m a perfect example. When I made my move to start working at home, I was fortunate in that my husband was working full-time and earning “decent” money (not a fortune, not more than enough, but “enough”). He believed in me and gave me great support while I established my business. It took me more than five years to get to the point where I could count on having work just about every day (based on a five-day, 50-week “normal” annual work schedule). During that time, I had periods when I didn’t work for five weeks or more and times when the "check in the mail" was delayed or "lost." It took me over three years just to finally break the “one client” barrier (I now have several “regular” clients, along with the occasional client for whom I do one project). The point here is that I did it; I built my own at-home business, and I now think of myself as “successful.” I don’t earn a fortune, but I “make a living."

I don’t think that anyone could ever honestly tell you that there is one, no-fail method of how to become your own boss and establish a “successful” at-home business. The variables are endless and there is no way to provide you with a formula for how you go about setting yourself up as an entrepreneur. In the end, becoming successful and realizing your dream of working at home depends on you, and you alone. You must have a marketable skill; you need adequate workspace and supporting equipment; you must have the personal demeanor that lends itself to this type of work environment; and you must have confidence in yourself, as well as the support of those around you.

With these things, you can be a success. You’ll be able to tell people, “I work at home”…then stand back and watch them daydream.

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TweetTwain - Virtual Social Media Manager

TweetTwain is a social media management tool for small and medium business allows multiple account monitoring and management. Cross posting between Twitter and Facebook along with other features like in-build URL shortening, photo upload, direct messages, rss feed monitoring, brand monitoring, auto-reply are available.

Also you can integrate your business applications with social networks. Features includes: Geo targeted marketing: Location based search & follow and keyword based auto-reply helps you to adopt geo targeted marketing. Brand Awareness: Use TweetTwain to automate the whole process by scheduling and announcing various offers which are being offered, events, announcements, and product launches which will reach a greater audience through your followers and re-tweets. Auto-reply keeps your pages alive. Real time Brand Monitoring: TweetTwain constantly monitors Twitter public time line for your brand mentions and shows it to you for your review. You can re-tweet or reply to those mentions thus making a complete platform for direct communication with your customers. Auto-reply: An interesting feature to make your Twitter account active without any manual effort! Set auto-reply message for keywords and forget it, TweetTwain will regularly monitor public time line for the keywords and posts auto-reply randomly. Keyword Targeting: Keyword targeted is an unavoidable marketing strategy for any business. Find suitable keywords for your business and feed it to TweetTwain, TweetTwain will take care of the rest. Schedule & Publish: Announce various offers, promotions, results, events etc. using TweetTwain, schedule them and forget it! Auto-follow: TweetTwain makes your life easy by helping you to auto-follow users who mentions your brand name in their tweet! Supports unlimited accounts Unlimited Follow Un-follow: In-built search engine performs follow/un-follow for all your accounts, uses tested rules to protect your account from being banned because of mass follow/un-follow. Visit http://tweettwain.com to read all the features of TweetTwain. Minimum Requirements: Java 6.0 Supported OS: Windows (all versions), Linux (all versions), Mac (all versions with Java 6.0)