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Digg it UP - Internet Marketing: How to Survive the Loss of Your Domain Name
The most crucial aspect of having a high response rate to any direct mail marketing list is to keep your business’ name in everyone’s mind, constantly. But how do you do that without annoying your business customers, or divvying up a lot of time and money?A full color postcard can easily fit the bill if you send one every month or so. It keeps you at the forefront of their thoughts so that when they require something your business sells, you are the first one they call. Plus, they work hard for
3. Take immediate action steps to take care of those affected – Right away I did t
With thousands of lots closing on eBay's network of sites there is an opportunity for the serious eBay bargain hunter to find some real gems. However as eBay has never been busier competition can be tough when you do eventually find a bargain - often driving up the price.It is also true that sometimes the biggest deterrent in finding desirable items is the eBay site itself. Money saved by finding bargains could be offset if you have to spend many hours trawling through hundreds of categories lo
I returned home from a pumpkin carving party with my two sons and checked my email only to discover an email from one of my joint venture partners Ellen Violette, The eBook Coach. In the email Ellen mentioned that one of my domain name for TheArticleGuy was going someplace very strange.
As I checked it out, I discovered I had forgotten to respond to several reminders from GoDaddy to renew my domain name. Because I had forgotten, it had gone back on the market and, due to all the traffic and back links I had built, it was quickly snatched up by one of the companies that does such things.
I was more than I bit panicked.
Survival Tips
1. Seek and accept the support of those around you – As I was freaking out my 12 year old son made me really proud of him. He walked over, handed me a Bible, and told me “swearing doesn’t help Dad.”
2. Turn to those with more experience and cooler heads – I called my Internet Marketing mentor Tom Antion who was available at 10:30 on a Saturday night! Having been through this before, he guided me through the next steps to take.
3. Take immediate action steps to take care of those affected – Right away I did th
Professional blogging is a very new idea with a lot of potential for entrepreneurs who have insight, drive, and a basic understanding of today's innovative web technology. The ranks of so-called pro bloggers are still quite small, and there are very few people who make their living entirely off of their blogs. However, every day there are more and more people who have managed to turn their weblogs into cash cows that supplement their income. The number of pro bloggers is growing by leaps and bounds, b
As I checked it out, I discovered I had forgotten to respond to several reminders from GoDaddy to renew my domain name. Because I had forgotten, it had gone back on the market and, due to all the traffic and back links I had built, it was quickly snatched up by one of the companies that does such things.
I was more than I bit panicked.
Survival Tips
1. Seek and accept the support of those around you – As I was freaking out my 12 year old son made me really proud of him. He walked over, handed me a Bible, and told me “swearing doesn’t help Dad.”
2. Turn to those with more experience and cooler heads – I called my Internet Marketing mentor Tom Antion who was available at 10:30 on a Saturday night! Having been through this before, he guided me through the next steps to take.
3. Take immediate action steps to take care of those affected – Right away I did t
Many internet marketers agree that a conversion ratio, between website traffic and website sales, of between 1% and 3% seems to be the industry norm and that 2% is a good average ratio. What this means is that, on average, only 2 out of every 100 visitors will actually become a customer.Webmasters often make the mistake of only focusing on ways to attract more traffic instead of also finding ways of converting more visitors into customers. However, more and more webmasters are realizing that we
I was more than I bit panicked.
Survival Tips
1. Seek and accept the support of those around you – As I was freaking out my 12 year old son made me really proud of him. He walked over, handed me a Bible, and told me “swearing doesn’t help Dad.”
2. Turn to those with more experience and cooler heads – I called my Internet Marketing mentor Tom Antion who was available at 10:30 on a Saturday night! Having been through this before, he guided me through the next steps to take.
3. Take immediate action steps to take care of those affected – Right away I did t
Many believe a leaner government promotes better freedoms with respect to free enterprise and the right to free contract. Leaner governments make fewer laws because of their enforcement capabilities. Under our current direction with high government debt loads and low unemployment we will begin to see a downsizing of government at every level. We see it in a few closures of military bases. The Federal Government is the United States’ second largest employer behind Wal-Mart with about the same level of
2. Turn to those with more experience and cooler heads – I called my Internet Marketing mentor Tom Antion who was available at 10:30 on a Saturday night! Having been through this before, he guided me through the next steps to take.
3. Take immediate action steps to take care of those affected – Right away I did t
If you’re lucky, there’ll be a steady stream of people walking by your booth at your next trade show. But will they stop to take a look at your booth? You might have killer sales literature, a great product, and well-trained salespeople—but your trade show graphics can still make or break your booth’s popularity at a trade show. When that stream of people is walking by, they’ll glance your way and make a split-second, almost unconscious decision—to stop and learn more, or to move on. Your exhibiti
3. Take immediate action steps to take care of those affected – Right away I did three important things 1- Got a similar domain name, www.TheInternetArticleGuy.com – actually I already owned it and had forgotten that I did - 2 – Transferred my files to the new domain name – 3 – Let all my members, readers, students and mentees know what had happened and to use the new domain name until further notice.
4. Decide whether to get your domain name back – Because of the traffic rankings and back links I decided it would be worth trying to get my domain name back. I discovered that a company had purchased the domain name that I had been paying $9.20 for a year would gladly sell it back to me for $1500. I negotiated the price down to $1000.
5. Keep you head and attitude right – The problem was due to a divorce the year before and being in the middle of a move to Atlanta from Tallahassee there was just not $1000 laying around to use for this purpose. Once I decided to get my domain name back I created a very special deal on my Article Marketing Mentor Program and offered it to my subscribers. Not only did
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