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  • Content Boss Review- How Content Boss Ticked Me Off

    Jul 12th 2010

    By: niamhlet

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    I’m going to do something a little bit different today. Normally I write my articles on great products, great tips and tricks, and things you can do to really make market your business or website online. Today I’m going to tell you about my experience with Content Boss and why you SHOULD NOT buy this product. It’s important to point out that I did sign up for Content Boss, I did genuinely try it, and I did find that it will harm your article marketing strategy rather than help it! I could promote this product and even recieve affiliate commissions, but I would never promote something that is not going to give great value to my readers.

    First let’s look at what you are trying to accomplish with Article Marketing. Article Marketing is the slow, but steady technique to build up your followers online. When people find you through articles you have written they only want to learn more about you if the content is high-quality, genuine, and has given them information of value.

    The first step in article marketing is deciding what your customers or prospects most need to know about, doing the research or using your own experience and creating an article that will deliver that knowledge to them. The second step is to get people to see that article. One strategy that a lot of marketers use is to create many backlinks to their blog or article by “spinning” the article. Making many copies of the same article that link back to the original and submitting them to blogs and directories around the internet. This does two things, it creates backlinks that make your original article rise in the search engine results, and it spreads your information. Using this strategy I have often ranked in the search engines with spun versions of my article because different article directories get different rankings with Google and Yahoo based on a huge number of factors.

    Now, many marketers try to cut corners, because spinning an article (writing 3 versions of the same article) can be time consuming. This is where Content Boss comes in. Content Boss spins the article for you. It creates a new version, or can create spin code (so you can put it in a submitter and get thousands of versions). Now Content Boss says that their spinner does not create gibberish because they use a technology that only targets the non-important words. But even on my first go using their technology it spun things like replacing “I do believe” with “I’m doing believe” and “very little help” with “very small help”. It’s important to note that, as automatic spinners go, it’s pretty good. It’s doesn’t come out with total gibberish, but a lot of the replacement words are quite questionable, and in many places didn’t make sense. At first I thought I could at least use it to speed up my spins and just correct the awkward changes, but this was more time consuming than re-writing it all myself.

    The other problem I had with Content Boss is an ethical one. They use a tool that goes and finds content on the web that fits your keyword, that you can put in their spinner and claim as your own. In their user manual they even tell you how to deal with complaints from people who’s content you may have used. If this sounds great to you, by all means go do a search and find someone promoting Content Boss, I’m sure they’ll be happy to take your money. But even if this is not morally grey, it’s not going to help your reputation. If you get one complaint against you, you could get yourself kicked off the top directories. If you are promoting yourself as an expert you need to be creating your own unique content with your own unique flavour, as that is what people are attracted to work with. Again remember that VALUE is important. If you are simply respinning what’s already out there you aren’t giving people anything of any value.

    If this is just for backlinks, why does it matter? Because your reputation online is the most important thing you have. If you are article marketing because you want people to work with you and join you in business you CAN’T have them think you are stupid. And automatic spinning (even with a good spinner) will make you look stupid. Using other people’s content will make you look untrustworthy, or at least it wont set you apart from the crowd.

    Alright…enough of a ramble. I spent the initial money on this product, and I would like to give the value of that money (a not too expensive lesso) to all of you out there. You can make article marketing pretty easy, without having to cut corners. Honestly, he best tool I have found that allows you to make thousands of versions fairly quickly without looking like an idiot is Automatic Article Submitter. You can read more about it on my Recommended Resources page.

    Until next time!

    P.S. For the fun of it, I threw part of this article into Content Boss’s wrangler to give you guys a look at what it does, enjoy:

    But even on my first go using their technology it spun stuff like replacing I am doing believe with I am doing believe and little help with tiny help. It’s crucial to note that, as automated spinners go, it’s rather good. It’s doesn’t come out with total crap, but lots of the replacement words are quite debatable, and in several places did not sound correct. Initially I assumed I could at least use it to hurry up my spins and just correct the ungainly changes, but this was more lengthy than re-writing it all myself. The other problem I had with Content Boss is a moral one.

    They employ a tool that goes and finds content online that fits your keyword, you can put in their spinner and claim as your own.

    In their manual they even tell you how best to handle grouses from folks who’s content you will have used. If this sounds great to you, by all means go try a search and find somebody promoting Content Boss, I am sure they will be glad to take your dollars.

    But even though this isn’t morally gray, it is not going to help your reputation. If you get one complaint against you, you might get yourself started the top directories. If you’re promoting yourself as an expert you must be making your own content with your very own flavour, as that’s what folk are drawn to work with. Again remember that value is crucial. If you’re simply respinning what’s already out there you are not giving folks anything of any particular value.

    If this is just for back-links, why is it significant? Because your reputation online is the most significant thing you have. If you are article promotion as you desire folk to work with you and join you in business you can not have them think you are dumb. And automated spinning ( even with a good spinner ) will make you look dumb. Using other peoples’s content will make you look treacherous, or at least it wont separate you from the bunch.

    MLM/Network Marketing

  • Internet MLM Marketing and Its Three Personality Types (Tailor Your Marketing to YOU)

    Dec 11th 2009

    By: niamhlet

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    If you want to replace an income or more your fortune in an MLM opportunity you have to be online. Internet MLM marketing is a very competitive game, and very few people really know how to do it properly. It’s important that you not only learn how to market your business online properly, but also how to stand out from the crowd. Admittedly, with a bit of good training this shouldn’t be too hard, as so few people really know what they’re doing online. But as more and more MLM/Network Marketers learn to use the internet to grow their business you can’t get left behind.

    If you want to be successful in internet MLM marketing you have to STAND OUT. This is not always as easy as it sounds, but if you tailor your strategies to play to your natural strengths you may find this gets easier and easier.

    What Type of Marketer Are You?

    There are generally three different types of personalities online. You may have noticed that it is the people who are trying to implement every strategy at once who are failing, and the people who become specialists in one area actually manage to stand out and become top earners in their MLM company.

    Techies- These are the people who understand the technical side of things. They are generally good at crunching numbers, making websites, analyzing statistics. These people can do a lot of things your average person can’t online just because of their knowledge, however they likely don’t connect as well on social sites. If you are a techie you should focus on technical advertising such as Google Pay per click, ezine solo ads, etc. Analyze your results and tweak your campaigns accordingly. These people are generally best at driving traffic and really playing the numbers game rather than trying to connect one on one.

    Creators- People who like to create content. This is often articles and videos. These people like to think about concepts and ideas, and often love to write. They are confident in their work and ability to help others through the content they produce. If you are a creator you are best off doing article or video marketing. Drive traffic to your website with your articles and connect to others by giving them content they can apply to their lives or business right away. These people will see you as a leader and want to work with you.

    Social Animals- These are the people who hang out on social sites like Facebook and Twitter. They can spend endless hours connecting and talking to others online. Usually these people have one social network that they prefer and will check it more often than they check their personal email. They keep up with what’s going on and people can see they are consistent in their message online. If this is you than stick to your strength. Pick one social network and dedicate yourself to growing your connections and fostering them through contact help and support.

    How do you know which one you are?
    Most of you will have some idea already of what type of personality you are. If you don’t know, simply look at what you enjoy doing in your spare time. Do you spend hours talking to your friends on facebook? Do you write a personal blog or long personal emails? Do you enjoy analyzing results and learning how to use new programs and software? What do you do in your spare time online? Now take that and figure out where you fit in the three personality types so you can tailor your internet MLM marketing to fit you and start to achieve massive success.

    Decide which area is your strength, LEARN everything you can so that you can specialize in that area, and then be consistent in your efforts.

    MLM/Network Marketing

  • MLM Marketing Lead- Learn to Generate The Best!

    Dec 11th 2009

    By: niamhlet

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    So you are looking for a good MLM marketing lead? In MLM marketing the quality of your leads in much more important than the quantity. While it is important to get as many leads to talk to as possible, you definitely don’t want to be wasting your time with people who have only a casual interest in your business, or are openly suspicious and hostile. The quality of each MLM marketing lead is dependent on how that lead was generated. Quite often the methods that are most appealing to people (simply purchasing leads or advertising to huge lists) get you the worst leads. This results in frustration as it can be difficult to stay motivated and positive in your business when you are dealing with people who are not serious, have been called by 10 other marketers before you, or think you are trying to con them out of money.

    What makes a good MLM Marketing Lead?

    This depends greatly on how you connect with others. MLM is Network Marketing, so it is all about how you network with others, how they see you and if they think you are someone who can assist them in changing their life. It’s important to play to your strengths, and usually generating one good MLM marketing lead takes more effort than buying 1000 bed ones, but your efforts can be multiplied and will actually grow your business more quickly. You want leaders in your downline who will grow their business confidently and help you achieve a residual income.

    Where does a good MLM Marketing Lead come from?
    This is how I rank the quality of my leads. I stick to the type of marketing that combines both my strengths with high quality of leads.

    1. Content Leads- These are leads generated through reading or viewing your articles and videos. Take the time to create content and syndicate it around the world. An MLM Marketing Lead generated this way will view you as a leader. If you’ve shown them your knowledge and expertise in the industry they see you as someone who can help them market a business. This is the best type of lead, someone who looks up to you and asks to work directly with you regardless of your business.

    2. Social Media Leads- These leads have a personal connection with you on a social media site. They’ve seen through your posts and connections that you are in an area of business that they may interested in. People like to work with people they know, like, and trust. If you have created genuine friendships and connections on social media sites your leads will turn to you when they decide it’s time to make a change. Be aware that some social media leads will sign up as a prospect out of curiosity as they want to see what business you are in.

    3. Advertising Leads- Leads generated through Google PPC campaigns, ezine solo advertising, etc. These leads have usually searched for a key term related to your business or are on an ezine list for a related subject. They are somewhat targeted in this way, but usually are a little more suspicious than the first two types of leads. They know they have been advertised to, so they usually wait for you to “prove” to them that your business is good. This can be a good way to generate an MLM marketing lead as it’s fast, easy, and as long as you have cashflow you have lead flow. Here you can play a numbers game.

    4. Listbuilders- Listbuilders can get you a lot of leads in a short amount of time. The downside is usually the people who see your ad are trying to get credits to market their own business and may not have the resources to start a new business. These people are generally less serious about their own success and don’t always make the best distributors for your organization.

    5. Lead Brokers- The very worst way to get an MLM marketing lead. Don’t even bother with it. Often leads are sold to more than one marketer so you waste your time calling people who are angry, uninterested and want off your list. You can pay more for higher quality leads, but they still don’t know anything about YOU. In my opinion buying leads directly is a complete waste of time and money.

    Focus your efforts on content and social media leads, or if you are lacking time but have cashflow work on setting up a PPC campaign. The most important thing is to gain knowledge about the area of marketing you want to focus your efforts on so you can dominate that arena. Learn specifics on each type of internet MLM marketing through the free training center at Network Power PRO with Industry Expert Niamh Arthur.

    MLM/Network Marketing

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