If you aren’t already aware I’m holding a Video Blog Challenge from today until March 29^th and I’m hoping to get as many people as possible to start creating videos and adding them to their blogs.

If you’re interested, or know others that may be, then please visit my previous post, An Internet Marketing Video Challenge, for the details…..

It’s never to late to start creating videos

Running the challenge for Four weeks allows everyone to create the videos they really want to so as to show their readers, subscribers, friends and followers how to achieve certain tasks.

For my video series I’ve referred back to 2 previous posts and some of the comments I received asking about PowerPoint Presentations and how they’re made. So make yourself a coffee, pull up a chair then sit back and watch….

How To Create A PowerPoint Presentation: Part One

If you’d like to view the original PowerPoint Presentation then simply click on Learn With Sally: The Journey So Far and you’ll be able to see what we’re going to create through this series.

Your Shout!!

Last year I held a video challenge on my blog and invited everyone to start creating videos and get them uploaded to YouTube and added to your blog posts.

I think the challenge went well and we had some fantastic entries, however it was a little rushed and didn’t give some people enough notice…..

Well I’ve decided to hold another video challenge and as it’s a leap year I’m going to step it up a bit and spread the challenge out for four weeks.

Starting on February 29^th through until March 29^th I’m inviting everyone to create videos and place them on their blogs.

Watch the video below or continue reading…

This gives everyone four weeks of video posts where you can demonstrate your skills in any given subject related to Internet Marketing.

We all know that we’re limited on what we can do in a ten minute video but with four weeks we now have a minimum of 40 minutes so we can do a series of videos to bring our viewers back week after week for parts 1 2 3 and 4.

Hi all, thanks for stopping by.

They do say we learn from our mistakes, which of course is very true, and I made one last week that has taught me to slow down….a bit…

Before I explain my mistake I would like to apologize to everyone that had left a comment on my blog last week, unfortunately my mistake has stripped them all away….. sorry. I have managed to retrieve some comments from my email inbox, but the majority have gone.

Allow me to explain…

I was having a couple of issues with my previous hosting company which resulted in my blog being slow to load. So I started using CloudFlare, a Content Delivery Network (CDN) which, by changing my DNS settings, super charged my loading times around the globe.

As that hosting was coming up for renewal I started looking around at other packages and decided to go with Hostgator, who transferred all of my sites for me.

During the transfer I stopped going through CloudFlare so as to asses the resources being used and compare the new hosting with the old, before the renewal of my old hosting was due.

We all know the hurdles we face when we start working online and how frustrating it can be to try and generate some form of income for your efforts, most of us have been pulling our hair out with that at some stage so I’m sure you can relate to my photo.

We know that lots of people throw the towel in through frustration and walk away from internet marketing altogether, kicking their dreams across the floor and jumping all over them as they go.

I don’t know about you, but I find it heartbreaking when people return to pounding the pavement looking for an alternative way of making money, especially when they haven’t given it their all in their pursuit of living their dream.

Maybe they’ve been chasing the shiny magic buttons with promises to get rich quick. I know many have and it’s a shame that people still believe there’s such a button because we all know, I hope, that there’s no such thing.

To make it work for you online takes hard work, dedication and direction. Yet some people work extremely hard and are dedicated to what they do but still struggle to generate an income.