In my last post I said about taking the road not taken and trying something new. Well I’m delighted to publish this guest post by Steve King as he is a perfect example of someone doing just that: Taking the road not taken and trying something new.

Over to you Steve:

You work on the world wide web but do you really consider your business to be global?

I was on the same coaching course as Barry back in 2009 and since then I have become a product creator, an affiliate, a traffic generator, email newsletter creator, list builder etc etc…and most importantly I became tired…and if I’m honest a little bit jaded by IM.

Lot’s of people peddling their wares and newbie suckers being taken in and ‘being looked after’ until the money runs out.

There had to be a better way…I just didn’t know what it was…until now.

As an Internet Marketer would you like to have any of the following:

• A Place where your completed product is always available for sale in the market place
• No fees if you don’t make a sale for a little while

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This week I have a Guest Post for you, and what a post it is, from Sylviane Nuccio. This will get you thinking

Most internet marketing tutorials will teach you a great deal about the advantages of submitting articles on article directories, however you will hear very little about guest posting and the advantages that this method of writing could bring to your online business.

Writing lots of article for directories is great, but what about writing as a guest blogger, have you tried that yet? Let’s see what the differences between writing for an article directories and writing for another blogs are, and what might be best for you in the end.

Writing For Article Directories

The main purpose of writing articles on various directories is to expand your content, get back-links to your site and even make direct sales. There are hundreds of article directories out there that are hungry for you content, because your articles are their reason to be in existence and their mean of generating income.

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This week I have another Guest Post for you, and what a post it is, from Craig Sowerby.

Craig does an excellent job of explaining how we know each other so I’ll pass you straight over to him:

I am writing this post for Barry as we have met through a challenge that Jacinta Dean started last year, 100 Blog Comments Challenge. And what a challenge it was. It has brought so many marketers together and friendships have been made via the net even if we have not met each other you seem to learn a lot about people from visiting their blogs.

So as Barry is inviting people to guest post on his blog I have created this post for his readers. All about List Building. So please enjoy!

Now we all come onto the Internet for various reason’s. Put your stamp on the world. Get exposure for your offline business. Make money selling products. Or even just blog for a hobby. But whether your incentives are financial or not. You want an audience and to keep them coming back. So the easiest way to do so is to start to build a list of subscribers.

Online Successful Entrepreneur DO Follow The Business Trends – Mobile SEO

Focused and trendy successful entrepreneur on line and offline both are paying attention to the growing needs of business promotion for the mobile phones.

I phone, new smart phones, Blackberry  models and Google Android phones, are the new compact computers.

There are 56.9 million people using the web search engine from these devices every day.  Says the Nielsen Media Research study.

Therefore, now is the time to build a mobile presence on the world wide web, so your business can be found when searched by 56.9 million people to buy what they are looking for.

It is time to design an optimization strategy for the mobile searching applications as well.  You can not leave behind such a great number of people and make the amount of profit that you deserve

Your business have to have mobile ranking or its performance is insufficient to present to all buyers.  There are software, companies and Google, and other search engines to optimize your presence on mobile search. Google mobile downloads are a great for local SEO.

Blog Carnivals are very useful for driving traffic to the participant’s blogs and providing a very good chance of increasing sales and subscriptions if the information found there is current and of real value. Any blogger can create and run a Blog Carnival with a little bit of planning and some focused work.

The major need for good sales of any product online is traffic…the more the better! That’s pretty obvious, even if you are a relative newcomer to online marketing. The difficult aspect of attracting traffic is to get interested buyers to your blog and keeping them. There’s several time-honored ways to get that traffic, but many, if not most of them, are time-consuming and often not productive enough to give you a good income.

That’s where a Blog Carnival can become a lucrative tool to flood your blog with potential buyers. The best aspect of spending the time to create a Blog Carnival is that it is free to create and publish. You don’t need anything except your own blog and a little time, if you are going to host your own Carnival. Posting articles on other blogs is also cost-free.

Ahh…Carnivals! The smell of popcorn and hotdogs on the grill…screams from the roller coaster and music from the merry-go-round. Nice memories from our childhood, but a new version of our childhood carnival has been quietly becoming a valuable blog marketing tool over the last several years.

Blog Carnivals have multiple uses that are valuable for bloggers in any niche. All IM bloggers are very interested and sharply focused on monetizing their blog and to do that, the first need after careful niche selection is traffic. Blog carnivals provide ways to attract the traffic you need by promoting the posts on your own blog and networking with other bloggers in your niche.

The sad fact is that having a fantastic product to sell will not drive traffic to your blog which essentially means no sales. Promotion is what will get you the traffic, but promoting your products, one at a time, will not generate a traffic flood to your site. That’s why a Blog Carnival can be very useful to start that flood of hungry buyers.