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Alasdair

Hi Nancy,

You rock!! I love your stuff and I can’t believe how generous you are with both your content and answering people’s questions.

Thank you!

Alasdair

Lak

Greetings Nancy,
Thanks for all the valuable content your are providing.
This video is not playing and there is no sound.

David House

Sorry, but the audio is just to POOR to make this worth listening to!

…as regards SEO, this will be pretty much dead now that Semantic Web technologies are starting to appear in Yahoo (with Google to follow).

No longer will it be about keywords etc…

Mitch

Nancy sorry to bother you but I am in same boat reference downloading the manual as I live in SE Asia. Could you please send me link to manual?
Many thanks in anticipation.
PS Keep up the good work, the information you are sharing is so enlightening and a great help for the little guy trying to make it all work! Thanks again!

Mida

to bad.. it’s unable to download in my region…:(

i hope u can email me the manual

admin

Reply to Alasdair »

Thanks Alasdair! I actually really enjoy helping out. Take care…

Nancy

admin

Reply to Lak »
Hi Lak,

The embedded videos are hosted elsewhere. We are looking to refine our compression ratios to eventually get the videos in the manual without the manual getting too large. However, we are living with what we have for now. If the videos are not playing it’s because there has been a temporary surge in hits on the video. If you try later, it should work fine.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Mitch »
Hi Mitch,

We are taking care of you now. We are aware of an issue with SE Asia.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Zoe »
Hi Zoe,

We are taking care of you now. We are aware of an issue with SE Asia.

Nancy

admin

OK I think we have our Asia friends download problem solved…

If anyone in South-East Asia has problems from this point forward let me know

bob riddell

I have a page rank of 3 in google right now. What can I
do to improve it ?

Bob

Charlie

Hi
I am just starting on blogging so I am new to this aspect of internet marketing. I am promoting colloidal silver and my website is hosted by GoDaddy.com and my web-address is http://www.AdvancedSilverSolution.com. I have 2 questions:

1. GoDaddy.com provide free blogs with domains, and I have taken out a blog thus: blog.AdvancedSilverSolution.com (which I have not put anything on yet). Is this a good way to associate a blog with a website, or should I look for a totally different domain name for my blog?

2. GoDaddy.com have put several of their own adverts at the top of my blog, which I feel is distracting. Is this usual? or again would I be better with another blogging system? or am I worrying about nothing?

Thank you

Charlie

admin

Reply to bob riddell »
Hi Bob,

Well without a careful analysis of what you’ve done to date, I can’t say more than to get high quality links and preferably point them deep into your site. However, realize that page rank isn’t as important as it once was and you can rank a page rank 3 site fairly easily. The strategies and tactics we use in our membership end up doing both - ranking sites and subsequently raising page rank but the rankings come first. Remember that page rank is only a number on a scale and I’ve seen high page rank sites not rank on any meaningful (traffic worthy) phrases. What you want to focus on is rankings.

Make sense?

Nancy

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hi Charlie,

Having a blog on site is a good idea especially with your product (kind of an alternative medicine product). Since it has a broad array of potential uses, having a spot to talk about each individually and even encourage customer interaction is good. We also use blogs hosted on separate domains as well in our course but having one on your site is a nice start.

I hate those GoDaddy Google Adsense ads. But that’s just me. I have two sites we run on GoDaddy (got free hosting because we run so much business with them) and I hate the way they look but it does not interfere with their getting crawled. It’s a cosmetics issue that you should consider in the long term. It may be beneficial to move away from GoDaddy and get cheap hosting with a company that will enable you to put up a blog without the annoying ads at the top.

One final note - you didn’t ask this but I went over to your site for a minute and poked around. Since you have two links in your header link area that point to a site other than yours (the parent company of the product your are promoting) you should go and put a no follow tag on those links to prevent the Google spiders from leaving your site. It will help page rank bleed a bit and it will ensure that the spiders crawl your site more deeply not Nutronix’s site.

Nancy

charlene switzer

Hi i didnt hear the tap i am on diel up is there any other way i can hear it i just cant get this one to work

charlene

nazif

CAN YOU TECH ME ABOUT IT

Charlie

Hi Nancy

Thanks for the advice above. Hope you don’t mind me asking, but just how do you put on a “no follow tag”?

Thanks again

Charlie

Rolf

Nancy,

Thank you for some great advices. I liked your Business Blueprint too.

Peter Fulham

RE Charlie’s question. I just did a quik Google search and Google itself says the following:

Preventing comment spam
1/18/2005 04:28:00 PM
If you’re a blogger (or a blog reader), you’re painfully familiar with people who try to raise their own websites’ search engine rankings by submitting linked blog comments like “Visit my discount pharmaceuticals site.” This is called comment spam, we don’t like it either, and we’ve been testing a new tag that blocks it. From now on, when Google sees the attribute (rel=”nofollow”) on hyperlinks, those links won’t get any credit when we rank websites in our search results. This isn’t a negative vote for the site where the comment was posted; it’s just a way to make sure that spammers get no benefit from abusing public areas like blog comments, trackbacks, and referrer lists.

We hope the web software community will quickly adopt this attribute and we’re pleased that a number of blog software makers have already signed on:

Hope this helps
Pete

Yak

Still spamming Usenet I see. Today you spammed the Usenet group dedicated to stopping spam. How really stupid is that?

Yak

You do know it is against Google’s terms of service and the TOS of The Planet to post commercial ads to Usenet?

Are you clueless to that or do you just not care?

phil

I downloaded the manual but when I tried to open it, I get this message “There was an error opening this document. This viewer cannot decrypt this document”

Is there anything you can suggest?

admin

Reply to phil »
Sounds like you are running an early version of Adobe Acrobat

You’ll need at least Acrobat 5 (or higher) to read the PDF

admin

Reply to Yak »
I am not a member or have ever been on usenet.

Bill

Thank you for the great information.
Competitve niche, low margins any ideas?

David

My site is not up yet. Still working out some bugs etc, Also This is a new site compared to my old one, Also am changing my email address. To CMA.ENERGY@gmail.com HOw do I get MY email from you guys going to my new email address? And all these Video’s would be nice to veiw a little latter, Will I still be able to view them. Please reply to my new email address, at CMA.ENERGY@gmail.com

Todd Aitken

where can you find all the links to the google information you mentioned….. Would love to be able to see this stuff is it hidden on there site….

admin

Reply to Bill »
Hi Bill,

New niche?

OK seriously, without knowing anything about your market I’d have to wonder if there is a way to expand horizontally? The competitive part does not scare me nor should it scare you and I don’t know how low margin you are talking about. Some tangential part of your market may have better margins and expanding your site can help you build more of an authority site in Google’s eyes.

Nancy

admin

Reply to David »
Hey David,

On the email issue we’ll really need you to subscribe under the new address and then you can always unsubscribe the old one. We have too many emails to try to exception handle any one. I appreciate your understanding on this.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Todd Aitken »
Hi Todd,

None of the Google information is hidden, sometimes it’s not that easy to find. You can always ‘google’ Google for finding patent documents and join the webmasters group (you can find that on Google) for a start.

Nancy

Todd Aitken

Wow I just did one and less then 10 minutes I am on page one for the item I did this is fantastic. Thanks wowowowowowow cool

http://www.iBead.com

Swarovski 5000 (round)3mm Fuchsia AB(aurora borealis)

http://www.google.com.br/search?hl=en&q=Swarovski+5000+%28round%293mm+Fuchsia+AB%28aurora+borealis%29&btnG=Search&meta=

admin

Reply to Todd Aitken »
Great news Todd!

I think I even see you on a shortened version of your phrase: Swarovski 5000 (round)3mm fushia. See it I think it’s about #4. Nice.

Nancy

Mike

Hi Nancy,

Really enjoyed the content. I thought you went above and beyond to explain your methods.

Thanks Again,
Mike

PS. I never received the download link.

admin

Reply to Mike »

Got ya covered Mike…

Check your email in a few

Bob

Nathan Anderson

Nancy,

Just a heads-up.

I don’t know if you learned the “wayback machine” approach from me or not, but when I taught it some years ago, I was careful to make a distinction…

You can use the Wayback Machine to GUIDE you in creating new content or a site design. It is ILLEGAL to just copy the information from the Wayback Machine.

It doesn’t matter if the domain expired, the content that previously existed on the domain is still copyrighted!

Just a ‘heads-up’ for you and your readers…

-Nathan

King jones, make money online

Hi
Thanks for sharing this informative and useful video, nancy and frank.

Antonio

Hi Nancy

Thanks so much for sharing with us that video - it was a real eye-opener!

I went and had a look on the tdnam.com site and searched for a few domains related to my website, and found one that had a number 2 in the traffic column for a particular domain. What does the 2 represent in terms of traffic? Does it mean 2 out of 10? Like, similar to a pagerank ranking?

Thanks again for all your willingness to help

Kind regards

Antonio

Mike

Bob,

I’ve got the file. Thank you very much Bob for helping out.

guy

OK! Nancy! thank you. I have learnt something new. Im not saying I know everything in fact what I know is far less than what I don’t yet know. Thanks for the new ideas.

best wishes

Guy

Nigel Nix

Hi Guys,

Super content as usual.

Thank you for the great ideas.

I did listen and after what you said I searched and found this free tool for finding expired/expiring domains, how many links they have and how old they are…pretty neat!

http://www.deletedlive.com/expiring-pr-domain-tool.php

Thank you again,

Nigel Nix.

admin

Reply to stephenbl »

I just put up an mp3 or the entire interview, let me know it it sounds any better…

It was a three-way call, one guy not even in the same country… two using skype… the sound was all over the place…

we’ll have it fixed next time
Bob

Michael

Listened to the great video(s) and followed-up on my end, yet, no
89 steps from Nancy?… could I get the free download link
as I attempted a couple of times to confirm…?
Thanks again for you efforts and wonderful conversations with Frank and Nancy… Great indeed!
best,
michael

admin

Reply to Nathan Anderson »
Hello Nathan,

Let me start by saying I’m pleased that you have stopped by and contributed to the community!

I actually didn’t learn buying domains and the use of the Wayback Machine from anyone so I hope I don’t disappoint you there. We’ve also been using it for years. That’s the amazing thing about the Internet though, isn’t it? That anyone can discover it’s huge potential and hidden treasures on their own with a little hard work and common sense.

And you make a very good point about the copyrighted nature of the material - all published material has an implicit copyright - even abandoned property (such as expired domains) that is unlikely to ever be followed upon. On the other hand, the reality of the Internet is that it is largely unpoliced and when you do try to take legal and proper action as I have tried to do when someone iframed my site and was trying to pass it off as their own site, it’s extremely difficult to get anywhere with anyone. Even with an attorney in tow as I had at the time.

That said, let’s concentrate on what the process is that I was discussing. It’s not really about taking content from the Wayback Machine as is and leaving it there ad infinitum. It’s about getting a bit of continuity from the old content (not taking it word for word) and leaving there just long enough to be picked up. Then the site can be ‘turned’ to any subject which was the real focus of what I was discussing with Frank and the more important take away I hoped my audience absorbed.

So I think we are in agreement here about the Wayback Machine information and I certainly appreciate you making that great distinction. Thanks again for stopping by I certainly appreciate it.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Antonio »
Hi Antonio,

This is a great question and I’m glad you asked it. The traffic number isn’t a scale but an estimate of the monthly traffic in terms of visitors. Tdnam.com makes a point of indicating it’s provided ‘as is’ which means they won’t stand behind it so don’t put any significant hopes into a higher traffic number.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Mike »
You are welcome!

Nancy

admin

Reply to guy »
Hi Guy,

I saw your first comment and funny I actually responded that you should watch the Frank Kern interview. I see you have now. I’m glad you got something out of it.

Nancy

Satish

Thanks you for all good contnet,
When you say bookmark digg and propellers How?
Does the bookmark in firefox and ie count?
Do I submit my blog post the then bookmark it buy digging it and in propellers voting on it?
Hope more good

admin

Reply to Nigel Nix »
Hi Nigel,

Thank you very much for sharing! I was unaware of the tool you found so I poked around with it a bit.

A nice feature is the sort by page rank function. While that’s fun I do want to be clear that a thorough review of existing backlinks is is important for a couple reasons. First, page rank can be spoofed (falsely manufactured by clever folks) so you need to ensure that good quality backlinks are there to support the page rank showing. Secondly you’ll want to be sure that those backlinks point to the home page, not interior pages. While deep linking is favored by Google, in the expired domain market you want the opposite - as many links pointing to the home page as possible because those are the only ones that count after you buy the domain and change its internal link structure.

Also I want to point out that you can’t seem to find expired domains that are up for auction at Tdnam.com. Now you can use other sources for expired domains - Tdnam is not the only souce and many are good, but my experience is that most of them end up being more pricey than Tdnam.

Just food for thought.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Michael »
Hi Michael,

I personally sent you the download link to your personal email. And to be clear it’s an 89 page manual with embedded videos and write up, not 89 steps. Hate to have any confusion out there.

Nancy

Tali bargains

I think your video is great and very informative! I’ve gathered the keypoints and will make use of them I’m also glad you provided the download link for the mp3. Thanks again!

Charlie

Hi
I am having trouble getting the part 2 of the video. I put my details in, the video comes up, but it only plays for 35 seconds and then stops.
I have downloaded it and played it, and again it stops after 35 seconds.
Am I missing something simple that I should be doing here?

Thanks

Charlie

Antonio

Hi Nancy

Thanks for your reply - now i know to only take that number in the traffic column that tdnam.com provide with a grain of salt.

Besides using the “wayback machine”, is there another way of finding out the amount of traffic that an expired domain name receives? You mentioned in the video from memory, that you have a great plugin for firefox that measures these such things, am i correct?

If you don’t mind my asking, where can we get the plugin for firefox that you are speaking of?

Thanks again

Kind regards

Antonio

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hi Charlie,
Hate to sound like a tech support guy

Chances are if it won’t play across the Internet and won’t play on your PC your memory my be fragmented…

Try rebooting and playing the video…

Let me know if that helps

Bob

William Grigson

Nancy, I looked at TDnam and did not see any sites available for $10 to $20 The lowest I saw was asking $349 Do you h]just make a lot of offers? How you you buy the site cheap? Also, how do you know the site has backlinks before you make the offer? Where/how do you ascertain the goodness of the site?

Charlie

Hi Bob
I’ve rebooted and the same thing happened. I can only get 35 seconds of the video. I really do want to see it, so any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Charlie

admin

Reply to Antonio »
Hi Antonio,

I don’t think I was talking about traffic potential when I mentioned the Firefox add-in - I’m pretty sure I was talking about looking at backlinks. Anyway the add-in shows a bunch of data and does have an Alexa rank but I find Alexa highly unreliable. The add-in is SEOQuake. Just go to Google and type in SEOQuake. Much to my surprise when I did that and took a quick look at the site (I always like to double check things) I noticed it’s now available for IE (Internet Explorer). This is a ‘must have’ add-in for anyone serious about SEO.

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hey Charlie,

I responded to someone else above. What I do is clear both my browser cache and my temporary Internet files because I get this problem all the time - on a wide variety of sites. This works for me every time.

Nancy

admin

Reply to William Grigson »
Hi William,

Really if $349 was the best you could do, you didn’t look in the right places. Be sure you click on the expiring domain tab when you get to Tdnam. Then you may have to look a bit but after 10 minutes of looking I got three good domains (OK I’ll fess up I got 4 but one of them was sooooo good I’m keeping it.) I will not bid on any of the following. Do watch these as I’m guessing that they will get bid up because I’m posting them here but as of tonight (Friday) all three are up for auction for $10.

jennyleeberns.com PR1 1 wikipedia links
scornedmovie.com PR2 3 wikipedia links
radiooriente.org PR3 Good backlinks

As a pointer you DO NOT bid ahead of time. That just tips off the public and drives up the price. Good luck to all.

Nancy

Charlie

Hey Nancy, you clever lady. I deleted the temporary internet files as you said and it worked first time
Thank you
Charlie

shahbaz alexis

Hi Nancy, you are a very impressive lady,thank you for restoring my faith nature compensating me for my intelligence.If I may I will tell you why? I purchased SEO-Elite in December last year but when I go to the learning center it sounds like the guy is talking under water,as the well known “expert”, with this tool can you help,Brad Callen and his team think its adobe issue,its not, do you have a solution? Y our devoted follower, Baz (London)

Yves

Frank Kern should learn more…
But his mass control stuff is great!

Charles House

Thankyou for the info and have a wonderful day.

P.S.Keep smiling they will wonder what your up to.

Charles!

Charles House

Do you have a product on setting up a membership site.

Scott Cofer

Thanks for sharing this info. Great information, but man - the audio is rugged! Enjoyed it nonetheless…

Best,
Scott

Simon

Nancy,

Is there a way to register on your site to become your affiliate?

Thank you.

Simon

Harjit Irani of http://www.auctionsinaction.com

That is great stuff. Thanks

admin

Reply to Charles House »
Hi Charles,

At this time we do not have a blueprint devoted to the creation and management of memberships. We do have members who have or are constructing membership sites and of course this is a membership site so there are some discussions on the ‘inside’ but it’s not a focus.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Scott Cofer »
Thanks Scott,

The audio could have been better. We had an issue with our normal webcast on the audio side (and even on the video we ended up with an unusual pink cast) so we were reduced to our backup audio which given the fact that we had three phones in play wasn’t the best. However, I think as you saw, the content in terms of what we covered was so good we went forward with what we had.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Simon »
Hi Simon,

I responded to you directly on this question. Check your email.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Harjit Irani of http://www.auctionsinaction.com »
Thanks Harjit!

Nancy

Simon Soeters

Hi Nancy
this is my first time on your site
my business is:
affiliates programes
perfumes
custom made suites and shirts
traveling citys of the world

alireza

hello dear
i,m so happy find you and i can know to many thing
i living in iran and in here evry thing block(internet)
haven,t job and many problem.
so i beleave after this time , first have friend then can know many thing.
so thanke you of you…

Charlie

Hi Nancy

You’ve given out some great information here.

I’ve found a domain name that I would like from tdnam.com, but I have to wait until the end of the auction period. Once I have the domain, do I need to upload my blog to that domain, or can I just put the domain on “forwarding” to the blog?

Thanks

Charlie

Debebe Yayehyirad

Please give me some informatio on how to start my own business since I have an ample time for work.
Regards
Debebe

admin

Reply to Debebe Yayehyirad »
Hello Debebe,

Your request leads me to believe you have not yet signed up to get our free 89 page manual on starting an Internet business. This manual has both written instructions and videos and should give you plenty of help getting started.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hi Charlie,

Once you win your domain I should point out that there is about a 2 week waiting period before the domain is transferred over to you. During this waiting period the original owner has one more opportunity to reclaim the domain. Now don’t let this concern you, we’ve bought hundreds of domains and never had the owner come back in that 2 week time frame. I just want you to understand the process.

As for redirecting the domain or setting it up as a new blog, you will get far more long term value with Google from creating a blog with content and placing links to interior pages of your main money making site.

Nancy

Charlie

Me again with another quicky
I understand about using expired domains as they might already have links pointing to them. How can you tell which domain names may already have the best back links?
Do you use the traffic figure as a guide?
Thanks
Charlie

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hey Charlie,

This is for you and everyone else who is serious about getting into expired domains. You need to review the backlinks carefully before you purchase. The drawback to just buying a site showing decent page rank is that the links that created it may have dropped off.

One free tool that I highly recommend to help you with this is the SEOquake add in tool. What’s really neat about this is it now works on both Firefox and IE. You simply turn it on and off with a click of your cursor on the icon that shows at the bottom of your browser window. So when you have found a possible domain type the URL into your address bar and SEOquake will give you a ton of information about the site, including numbers of backlinks, at the top of the screen.

As far as finding the gems in the huge expired domain market, traffic is one metric but it’s highly unreliable. The more you look, the better you get at finding the good stuff. I do have more specific guidelines in the bootcamp.

To get SEOquake just type that word into Google and they show up on top.

Nancy

Chuckd

What is needed is a way some can just plugin their Wedsite and get leads to go there.

PeterR

Hi Nancy,

Thank you for all the videos - we like your style! Two quick questions
1) Is it possible to get a first page ranking on google using a new domain for a highly competitive term beating out well established websites and

2) What is the pricing going to be like for your program?

Thanks Nancy!

Peter

admin

Reply to PeterR »
Hi Peter,

Yes it’s really possible to rank on page 1 of Google for a competitive term with a new site. But if you want to make your challenge easier, it’s best to see if you can find an expired domain with a good name (something brandable not one of these keyword stuffed domain names) to build it on. I’ve got more specifics about this in the bootcamp but suffice it to say that all you are looking for is a domain that’s been indexed by Google so it has an age to it.

As far as price, we are still working on that. What we want to do is make our course accessible to the Average Joe. We don’t want to keep anyone out due to a high price. But we also need to cover our costs and build for the future - not our future but yours. You see we need to be able to keep up the research and tool development necessary to keep our members always one step ahead of their competitors.

If you haven’t signed up on our ‘Keep Me in the Loop” list on the home page (www.liveblueprints.com) do so as that group will get some early notice on the opening yet this week.

Nancy

Charlie

Hi Nancy

Thanks again for great tips. I’v signed up for the “keep me in the loop” too.

Jean-Marie

I am watching the videos but what should I really do to have my pages be on Google’s first page for each product I sell? Is it possible?
I really want to keep my domain name. Any thoughts or advise?

JM

JW

Great information. Very kind of you to up quality info like this without trying to get in a persons pocket.

I have a resort management company in The Great Smoky Mountains (Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge TN) area. We specialize in luxury cabin rentals and we are in a highly competitive market. Anything we can learn about maximizing our web presence is always of interest, BUT it has to be quality. You fit the bill!

Thanks.
JW
TheCabinkeeper.com

Charlie

Hi Nancy
I have downloaded SEOQuake onto my IE. Maybe I am being a bit slow-witted here, but the links that is shows at the top appears to be links FROM the site under question, rather than backlinks TO the site in question. Am I missing something here?
Thanks
Charlie

admin

Reply to Jean-Marie »
Hello Jean-Marie,

I’m not sure I understand your question regarding your domain name. Why wouldn’t you keep it? The point of the Frank Kern interview is to show how blog pages are very easy to rank but that doesn’t mean you drop an ecommerce site. In the bootcamp we show folks how to use those fast ranking blog page to ‘pull’ ecommerce pages up on Google also.

I don’t know how many products you sell. I went to your site but all interior pages seem to be blank. But to get back to your question, on a large (hundreds or thousands of products) ecommerce site, you probably won’t get all your pages to rank on page one of Google.

What’s more important is to work on the key phrases for the big terms and your site will just naturally pull many interior pages into a good position.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hi Charlie,

You are looking at the wrong link. The great thing about SEOquake is that not only is it free but they have done an outstanding job of putting together some tutorials on how to use it. I recommend you go back to their site because frankly they do a better job than I would in instructing folks in its use.

Nnacy

Ken

I have had a site for about a year and haven’t done anything with it because instead of going in one direction, I’ve gone in circles. AHHH! I’m presently working an affiliate program, that I don’t believe I can ad to (links or otherwise), but I can always link to it via blog site, right? I just signed up for your free “getting started” manual and I thought I’d have it instantaneously … guess I’m part of the “want it now” fast paced “procrastinating” society we live in. Can’t wait to receive it … I thought I knew a lot about SEO, but you really break it down and make it sound so easy. GREAT INFO. Nancy … Thank You!!!

Marvin

tq

Marvin

what affiliade?

Ken

Hey … that took about 5 minutes, but I have it. Can’t wait to read it. Thanks again!!

Marvin, I don’t think it would be appropriate to advertise the affiliate here, but I appreciate your interest. Best Regards, Ken

admin

Reply to Ken »
Hi Ken,

Thanks for the nice words. In regards to you comment… “I’m presently working an affiliate program, that I don’t believe I can ad to (links or otherwise), but I can always link to it via blog site, right?”, I’m assuming that you mean you can’t add links to the Affiliate site which you don’t own. Which would be correct. But you can (and I say should) create your own blog and work on it a bit with some good content so the search engine spiders become responsive to that blog site and then you too can go after terms for Internet Marketing products just like I did with my listing for http://www.first-income-online.com for the term ‘the niche annihilation method’. Even though I’ve done nothing more with that page since I put it up and bookmarked it at Digg and Propeller, it’s still #5 on Google.

Make sense?

Nancy

Dave

Hi Nancy,
I have a holiday apartment in Carboneras, Spain to rent out and I want to use my website laislica.co.uk to advertise it. Is a blog appropriate for this type of business?
I am a real beginner.
Best regards
Dave

Charlie

Thanks Nancy, I’ll go back and have another look. I seem to remember reading somewhere (on your site I think) that one of the factors Google uses in assessing a websites position, is the size of the site. Is that correct?
If yes, does it help to upload big videos that take up a lot of MB’s to make it much bigger?
Thanks again
Charlie

admin

Reply to Charlie »

More content, more pages, not bigger images and bigger videos….

Search Engine spiders don’t read images.

Bon

admin

Reply to Dave »
Hi Dave,

I would think a blog would be perfect for a vacation rental type site. Or were you referring to the URL you mentioned? I didn’t look at that site.

Nancy

nnamdi

Please, Nancy, how do I put no-follow tags on particular links I have on my website?

admin

Reply to nnamdi »
The snytax for “no follow” is

<a href="http://www.example.com/" rel="nofollow">your anchor text</a>
Bob

Ana

Nancy,

What do I need to do to get heop? I signed up for free registration, but have not got a response yet. I’ve had a website for almost 2 years and I have 0 traffic. I was beggining to get traffic, but when I changed my content management system from a CMS which included hosting to XSitePro, the little traffic I was getting completely stopped.

I’m not sure if this was a coincidence or not, but I need serious help. If I need to sign up for paid membership, how do I sign up?

Thanks a lot

Ana

Ana

Nancy,

Oops! I just read my previous question and the first sentence seems a little rude, but I really did not mean to sound like that. I just mean to ask how do I signed up for the membership since I do not see any sign up form.

Thanks.

Ana

admin

Reply to Ana »
Hi Ana,

We haven’t opened yet so you won’t see a formal sign up page until we do. I can’t announce a specific date yet but it’s close. You should have gotten an email on on any of the sign ups we have so do be sure to check your junk or sp*am file. If you are really serious, I’d make sure I signed up on the ‘keep me in the loop’ page at http://www.liveblueprints.com.

Nancy

thomas widodo

I had many link url join but I dont have any domain name if you give me free domain on web and with kind work for get real money.
I am still confuse to use traffic channel I am to member of traffic swarm, lightstraigh, addplugger, my quibid net, adsense goegle, e-mail payu, surf4pay, and many but doesnt work properly and dont have income for surf
give me idea for increase my income I willing pay if proff increase my income
thank u

Som Purna

I’m having a home business opportunity site for the past 1 year and have 0 traffic.Please help me generate a constant flood of visitors within a tight budget.

shweta

can you help me increase traffic in my site

admin

Reply to shweta »
Hi Shweta,

If you’ve not watched the videos we put up from my presentation at Yanik Silver’s Underground seminar, please do so because I give a great overview of how to start and maintain an SEO program. Then watch the webinar I did with Frank Kern where I show you how to rank blog pages quickly. That should get you started.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Som Purna »
Hi Som,

My advice to you is the same as it is for Shweeta. Watch the videos here and watch the one I did still on the seotalk page with Frank Kern. There is a bunch of information there for you to get started. Knowledge followed by focused actions will produce results. In fact, over in our private members area just this morning I was responding to a member who said he’d not been getting anywhere but realized he also had not been applying our program - he was trying something else. He said that as soon as he got focused and followed our system, his site started to rank and now he’s looking for ways to ’sell’ his traffic to others.

Nancy

admin

Reply to thomas widodo »
Hi Thomas,

I’m not sure I fully understand your comments but here’s how I view it. First you need your own site. Yes that will cost you a little money. If you have no money now, no ‘get rich quick’ Internet scheme is going to actually work. What I actually teach good people like yourself to do is build a long term, profitable business. One that will last and support you financially for years to come. But building a business should be seen as an investment. Get to a financially stable position and then build a great business.

Nancy

ED HENRY

How much is your service?

Ricky

Hello Nancy!

I just wanted to say that I have downloaded the live blue prints and I have begun to read some of it and so far I am very impressed with the detail so far.
My website is new and I have many others that are comming out soon and I have found it very hard to juggle several different websites with all the SEO, traffic generation, and admin work for each. I still work full time at my “day job” and I really want to commit full time to my internet work but I can’t seem to manage everything required to consistantly drive traffic in the meantime. I don’t understand how some people out there can have 50-100 websites and manage all of them!?! Article marketing alone takes up hours and hours of time, let alone all the other essentials for driving traffic. I am very frustrated. How do they(you) do all of it and still remain saine?

admin

Reply to ED HENRY »
Hi Ed,

I run a coaching program (just so you are clear - I don’t ‘do it for you’ I teach you how to do it yourself) and we are going to open shortly. We are working on making the last of the fine tuning adjustments now and will be able to release the program costs shortly - I’m expecting next week.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Ricky »
Hi Ricky,

Too many websites is a mistake. I tell folks just beginning to focus on one website, aim it at a big enough market to generate significant profits and make it a success. Then if you want to repeat the process you can do that then when you are in a position to hire some people to do some of the more menial chores. Here’s the key. You are right that there are only so many hours anybody has to spend. Any site needs a certain level of what I refer to as ‘critical mass’ to be a success. That critical mass is in part, getting links, building informative content and copywriting. If you have a bunch of sites you are trying to move all at once, you’ll never attain critical mass. 25 websites for 25 small niches will never bring you prosperity. 1 website in a wider market segment brings you ample opportunity for success and makes your life easier as you can still go after small niches that relate to the larger focus of the big site and that makes it easier to write coordinated content.

Make sense?

Nancy

Duncan Seward

Good morning,

I have greatly enjoyed your videos to date. I have taken your advice and have seen immediate results.

I found the latst couple of videos inspiring even if they were a little pitchy. However, matching the straight forward information in your first six videos would be hard to match and you are preping your viewers for a membership offer…go figure.

As always, professionally done…and its nice to see the average man/woman win.

Best wishes,
Duncan Seward

Lynsey

I have no website right now but I am completely convinced that I can “make it” on the net!
I am a Hair Stylist Makeup Artist Chef and Property Buyer Seller and Developer.
Can you give me any pointers?
I am an English 46 year old having lived in the US for 17 years and now live in France for the last 8 years.
I have been with a partner who is a Yacht Captain for 11 years and he is a sweet heart but we are in a bit of a slump financially, we are fighting to keep our beautiful house by renting it out and are not enjoying life as we used to..
Any help encouragement I am READY to go, I try so hard and I just want to make it and be successfull so I can help others do the same
Iwant to work from home as I love my home but I am also a very social character and I know that I can be a real strength in peoples lives..
All the best and thankyou in advance for any reply
My Motto ” Ask a man for his trousers and he can only say no!” so I am asking for help!
Lynsey & Chris

Charlie

Hi Nancy

Thanks again for your answer. I had asked earlier about having a blog on my main site which you thought was a good idea. Unfortunately, I can’t do that with my hosting company (GoDaddy),
It has been suggested to me that I set up a new
‘alias’ to point at a Wordpress blog. This means that my blog would be hosted on wordpress and my web site on godaddy, but they would look like one and the same site. Wordpress apparantly support this as a standard feature.
Is it a good idea to do it this way?
Thanks again
Charlie

Margaret

Hi Nancy:
Just want you to know I found you to be the most believable of all the “gurus” out there. I started with Corey Rudl ten years ago and it broke my heart when he died.

I’m looking to triple conversions and double hits on my site which has been up for over ten years. I get about 15K visitors a month and make a nice little income but we know we could be doing a whole lot better.

We haven’t done anything to the site for five years as we’ve been traveling that whole time. I’m looking forward to when your next session is open. Thanks.. Margaret

Dave

Hi Nancy,
Yup, I wondered if it would be good to add a blog to the url laislica.co.uk and how I would do that.
In the last two years I only had one booking via the internet.
My main problem is choosing key words - what would people use to look for an apartment like mine?
Best regards
Dave

admin

Reply to Lynsey »
Hi Lynsey,

For starts I’d pick your passion. You wear a lot of hats but I’m guessing that one of them is a bit dearer to you than the others. Any of the three areas you mention you have experience in would make an excellent focus for an online business. Notice I said business, not website. Your website is only an extension of your business. So after you pick a focus, then dream up ways to monetize it. You’ll have the beginnings of a plan.

All you have to do is get started!

Nancy

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hi Charlie,

Or, you could get off of Go Daddy. Look I’m not big on dealing with ‘work arounds’ when the best solution is pretty easy. Changing hosting companies is not that hard to do and getting a good host doesn’t have to cost you more than a few dollars per month. Review our Tools of the Trade section in our getting started manual for companies we use.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Margaret »
Hey Margaret,

Thanks for the kind words. I don’t worry much about ‘believability’ as I’m really just focused on getting information out there that will really work. Ironically maybe that’s why I am believable.

If you’ve not listened to Tom and Phyllis’ case study, do so. You sound a LOT like them. They’re great folks who I have been grateful to have in our membership.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Duncan Seward »
Howdy Duncan,

I’m glad you’ve been hanging around and I’m REALLY glad to hear of your immediate results!

Nancy

admin

Reply to Dave »
Hi Dave,

Glad to see you back. As far as terms, you’ll be able to decide. You want to keep your title tag a bit more general than what you have now. Get people on your site and then start selling them on what you have. For example I took a real quick peek at your site and I might use:

Holiday Rentals in Span - Plan Your Spain Vacation Today

Now I’m picking up the word ‘holiday’ that you Brits like to use but here in the US we say vacation. Now you could tap into another market. See where I’m going?

Nancy

Aghper Jan

Dear Nancy,I am glad that I found your site.we startups need someone to give hint here and there and I can see you do that in your post.thank you.

Aghper Jan

Dear Nancy

I just want to know how many articles is good enough for a site?
I heard 20~25 article per website is good number.what is your idea about this?
Thank you

admin

Reply to Aghper Jan »
Hi Aghper,

Rather than worry too much about a total to hit I encourage folks to think of it as an ongoing process. You need a minimum of probably 10 to have any level of critical mass build with regard to content on your site but really you should never think it completely ends. Adding articles continues to make your site bigger and stronger and adding new content ‘freshens’ your site in Google’s eyes which is good.

Thanks for your kind words!

Nancy

Aghper Jan

Thank you.do you have any recommendation about article writing sources,membership(I am in tight budget

Tim

Hello Nancy
I wanted to ask, when Live Blueprints is going to be launched?
Thanks

BERNARD

very interesting

Mike Chudej

Hi Agpher Jan,

If you wanted quantity articles try

http://www.need-an-article.com (

I am not their affiliate. I get nothing from them by telling you this.) I used to be a member and really like them.

Most writers are either professional writers or literature/English major students. Most of them are either American or come from English speaking country such as the UK, Canada, or Australia.

It’s a membership site for $9.95/month. (Plus a few $ for your requested articles which you only pay if you request them.)

You get access to many quality writers which can produce articles for you usually within 24-48 hour.

There are 3 levels of article all based on length plus they also write Press Release too.

Article prices range from just over $5-$10.
I believed their price structure are as follow
* $5.52 for a short article (around 400-500 words)
* $7 (ish) for a medium article (550-750 words)
* just over $10 for a large article (700-1000 words)

Here is what you need to do once you sign up.

1. check out each writer to find the one that you prefer
2. purchase credit for article size (S, M, L)
3. submit your article request (1-10)

TIPS 1. Be very specific about your needed articles
2. It would be easier for you and the writer if you can find articles that you like and show them some sample (just find them on the web and give the writer Urls).

* Don’t worry these writers will not copy the original nor spin them!

You can also submit your request for any writer to pick up your project.

I found that their work quality are very good. I’m extremely satisfy.

The reason that I’m not a member right now is that I’m not in need for any articles at the moment. (Just save myself $10/month).

I hope this help.

Aghper Jan

thank you Mike Chudej for detail explanation.I found one site called Article Underground for 100$/month you get 400articles.it is worthed but for startup it is expensive.That is why I was looking for other free or cheap alternatives.

benson ubadinanwa anyaibe

still with others www sites. get the answears from bob proto and bran tracy and jack canfield and hans jakoobi..all, about time and money

admin

Reply to Aghper Jan »
Hi Aghper,

Well if your budget is really tight, the best thing to do is to write the articles yourself. Since this is a process rather than a project with an immediate time frame, it doesn’t seem unreasonable that you could write at least 3 articles a week. I don’t have a service I’d recommend right now. I’ve used ‘need-an-article’ but find that by the time I fulfill their requirements on the article title and summaries for each paragraph, I could have just written it myself. I’ve tried content scraping tools that promise that by choosing selected sentences they pull from different sites from the Internet that you can quickly put together meaningful articles. But my results when I’ve used them were very disappointing.

Right now I have a gal who does a lot of different things for me occasionally help out with article writing. Unfortunately I have her booked and she’s not cheap.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Tim »
Hi Tim - very soon! Hate to be vague but we’ll be announcing shortly we are working on a few final details.

Nancy

Danny Ray

When will the doors re open and how much will it cost? I’m very interested in joining since after reading thru your Forum you must really provide excellent results. I hope it is affordable for me and the average internet marketer.

admin

Reply to Danny Ray »
Hi Danny,

Thanks for your nice comments.

Please give me just a few more days to be able to clearly lay out what the program is so you can evaluate the value versus the cost. We are working on something right now to get it as clear as we can and as for opening, it will be soon. What I can tell you about the cost is that it’s not going to be one of those $10,000 per year programs that most people just can’t afford. I really want everyday people who are willing to work hard to win.

Nancy

Charlie

Hi Nancy
Thanks again for the advice, I’ll have a look at the other hosting companies. As for your earlier advice about increasing the size of the website, and removing links off the website (or putting in “nofollow”); I have been working on that.
As my product has recently been patented, I copied the patent from the US Patent Office website (a substantial amount of content in one go). Is that I good idea, or am I likely to end up in Googles SI index for duplicating content?
Also, if I put articles on my blog (when it is set up) that have already been submited to article directories, is that likely to end me up in SI?
Thanks again
Charlie

admin

Reply to Charlie »
Hi Charlie,

As for the patent document, that’s typically a long read and I’m not sure what your site visitors will really get out of it. What I’d do is put together a synopsis of the patent with a the initial components of the document and a link to it on the source site and that will be a combination of unique content, referenced content and a link out to an authority source which may be seen favorably by Google and certainly won’t give you any issues with the SI for duplicate content.

As for your blog - NEVER put content submitted elsewhere on it. Put only unique content on your blog.

Nancy

Renier

This is awesome Nancy

I learn so much more today..

admin

Reply to Renier »
Thanks Renier!

Now apply what you’ve learned so you begin to move ahead. Take care.

Nancy

Charlie

Thanks again Nancy

Dave

Many thanks Nancy - I’ll give it a go.
Best regards
Dave

mid

great info…..

Charles House

Hello Nancy and Frank!

I have been on the computer just over to years I have watched videos read ebooks but never have i been in the presents of to angels I could feel the loving energy from both or yous and i bless yous with the love of our wonderful GOD who loves unconditionally.This was the sunshine i was looking for.

Lovdog57

JERRY SCOTT

Hellooooooooo Nancy
Please look at my websites and tell me what is wrong. At this time i have not made one penney. I am willing to give someone 75% of all sales if someone will help me. At this time i am not even listed on google, msn, yahoo or eney where in the world. Nancy (HELP_HELP_HELP)
jerry

JERRY SCOTT

Nancy i didn’t tell you what my sites are (www.startitgolf.com) (www.moneymatrixx.com) and (www.mydatingstudio.com)
Thank You
Jerry

charles ndari

hallo Nancy, how may I join your affiliate program.
I try to looking at all your pages but I couldn’t find one.

admin

Reply to JERRY SCOTT »
Hello Jerry,

Well first 2 of the three sites are in Google’s index. They don’t rank for any term you might want to go after though. Two of the sites don’t have a well thoughtout title tag which is a very basic problem that needs correcting. Even the golf site is too distracted in terms of the title tag and focus of the site to do well with search engines or humans. None of the sites have much of any backlinks found pointing at them. I don’t need to go farther to let you know why you are not ranking. Moreover, you need to start applying at least some of the information I have shared for free here rather than ask me for a full website analysis for no less than three sites.

I recommend to people to pick one website and use it to go after a couple of big terms. You are trying to move three sites all at once which is probably preventing you from giving any one site the amount of attention it needs to rank well.

FOCUS.

Focus followed by clear action is required for success whether that’s online or some other venue. Figure out which site is the one you are most passionate about, which one will get you closest to your goals in terms of types of business (hard goods ecommerce or info product or affiliate site), and go with it.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Charles House »
Thanks Charles!

Nancy

John Chow

Hey nice site man! You have some really cool videos here.

admin

Reply to John Chow »
Hi John,

Thank you and I hope you find it all useful.

Nancy

Harjit Irani of http://www.auctionsinaction.com

Nice stuff there.

Ivan | SEO Consultant

Hi Lynn,

Thanks for the nice comments on my SEO Blog! I apprechiate it! THe Videos are good!!!

All the best,
Ivan | SeoConsultant.ie

Dr, Ray Owen

Nancy, I have had several thousand hits (I think they are search engines) but no sales of my products yet. Any suggestions.
Dr. Ray

Delmae

Sounds like your course is focused just on e-commerce sites. Is that the case?

Julie Brown

Hi Nancy,
I have listened and read what you have here… Sounds like I need your help… I have had my site up for over a year and have had 2 sales… I have spent alot of money trying to make the site work, can you look at it and let me know of course what you think and how do I join your program?

Seo Lee Croucher

I have been in (SEO) for nearly 2 yeRS NOW made some money about $80000 but am having a hard time trying to find and retain customers on seo contracts can any one shed some light on how to manage these clients

admin

Reply to Dr, Ray Owen »
Hello Dr. Owen,

I appreciate your stopping by and asking your question. I will warn you that a good coach tells you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear. In your case there are several reasons why this site is not converting. I’ll cover some of the biggest issues:

You need to realize that ‘hits’ are not equivalent to unique human visitors. You need to get a good analytics package installed that gives you good data. Good news is Google Analytics is free and is one of the very best analytics packages I’ve used (and I’ve used a few - some costing my hundreds per month per site). With that you’ll see what your unique visitor traffic really is. I see you are well placed for ‘hillbilly clothing’ but the problem is that my sources say that’s not going to get you more than a couple visits a day. That low traffic won’t get you any conversions.

Moreover, I took a look at your site and there are some conversion issues. For starts the header is way too large. Your home page should be viewed as high priced real estate that you are going to get the most productive use out of. And the best of that home page real estate is at the top. So why would you chew up space that could be making you money with a header? See where I’m going?

Lastly, there are not enough products on your site for good conversion. A good ecommerce site has hundreds of products. Your site (without actually counting - I just took a quick peek) probably has no more than 50 unique products.

At a minimum, I’d re-design the site. To be honest if it were me I’d start over with a better package but you should at least redesign the header to shrink it to no more than 100 pixels high. Then move to a bigger market that’s still in touch with what you want to do like more of a country theme than hillbilly only. The purposeful broken English should be redone to something that has broader appeal. Then get a lot more products. There are plenty of drop ship fulfillment companies you can get more merchandise from.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Delmae »
Demae,

I sent you a personal email but I’ll also address your question here. SEO doesn’t care if your site is ecommerce or affiliate marketing. We have a nice mix of both in our program right now. Our case studies just happen to be ecommerce and info marketing right now. Many affiliate marketers play it ‘close to the vest’ and don’t want any publicity - so it’s harder to get them to talk. However, in my video with Frank Kern I show how just one of our techniques can help you win in the affiliate marketing game. If you didn’t watch that one yet, please do.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Julie Brown »
Hi Julie,

Thanks for stopping by! I responded to someone else just a bit ago who was also struggling with sales. While the two of you are in completely different markets, you are both suffering from similar problems:

On the last issue your header at least isn’t the problem but there is a lot wrong with this site. May I be frank? I don’t think it’s worth trying to continue to work with it. I don’t know what you pay for this hosted cart solution but even if it’s cheap, if it doesn’t ever produce sales (and it will struggle to produce even if you work with it) why keep it? You need a much better cart, a bigger market (go for a much larger jewelry niche) and a lot more products. All these things can be remedied which is the good news.

If you are interested in joining our program, I’d love to have you. Email me directly at nancy @ liveblueprints . com and I’ll tell you more.

Nancy

Nancy

Janice Wells

Hi Nancy!

I came across your website through an email sent by Jim Morris of NicheBotClassic and I almost didn’t read it. I read everything and watched your videos, especially the one with Frank Kearn. I saw him on a Traffic Geyser video too. I just started affiliate marketing and Internet marketing 4 months ago with no background in any of this! I am a stay at home mom actually. My brother has a strong background in computers and helped me create TheBestTimeShareSolution.com site. The other site is company owned and to tell you the truth, I have not marketed that one much (but intend to).

I put a lot of effort into ALL the social bookmarking sites (now I realize that was overkill and time-consuming!), video (Traffic Geyser) and articles submission (1 Ezine Article, 3 Squidoos and no press releases yet) and have a blog at http://www.LuxuryTravel4life.TV. I call this my web channel. I link this as RSS feed when I can but most sites want you to subscribe to THEIR RSS feed. So I haven’t created a lot of links to this blog but it is indexed with Google. I have worked with my Title Tags, Meta Tags, content, HI & H2 and I have ranked with Google but not necessarily with the right keywords. I am trying out a new keyword right now..but realize I need to research more.

Anyway, I would like you to take a look and would appreciate your professional advice! My traffic is not where I need it to be and I have not made one sale! But I gave myself a long learning curve anyway and hubby supports my new found business!

Sorry for the length and thank you so much for your time!

Respectfully,
Janice

Janice Wells

Here is the other site!

Janice Wells

http://www.LuxuryTravel4Life.com

admin

Reply to Janice Wells »
Hello Janice,

I reserve full site reviews for my full members. Site reviews are intensive matters for me. I did take a look at both sites and didn’t see either one on page 1 of Google for the key phrases I would have assumed you were going after by looking at the title tags and home pages. So in a nutshell what I can see is a need for positioning in the market.

You may want to consider expanding beyond the one program you seem to be promoting. And be careful about marketing a site you don’t own.

If you watched my video on social media you know now that I find a lot of social media sites a waste of time. There are more effective ways to get to the top and stay there. If you’ve watched my UG videos you have a ton of good information that you can begin to apply right now.

Hope this helps. Good luck.

Nancy

Marti Insall

I need your help. My website is one year old and I have had some sales. I would appreciate your visiting my site and making suggestions, I am interested in membership. I paid to have it built and builder hosts it.

I cannot open your 89 page manual-help.
Thanks,
Marti

Wiley Boles

Nancy I couldn’t get your download please send me a link
I need your polish to shine my star

Thanks so much for sharing so little do!

Wiley O Boles
317 897 5753

miroslav

Well,as a beginner i would to know exactly HOW… but even I do not know what to ask…. That is the most important problem with us beginners.maybe You can help
http://www.ebbdynamics.ba
Miroslav Turcinovic

Kari Gray

Nancy,

Thanks so much for helping all of us out here in cyberspace and from a fellow Omaha native I really appreciate all that your doing.

In life I’ve discovered success and money do one amazing thing to those endowed with them, they reveal what kind of person you really are. So I say to you Nancy it doesn’t take a “rocket scientist” to know you must be a really genuinely good person to have achieved success and the financial rewards that come with the internet, yet your willingness to help others is really outstanding. Your generosity says volumes about the caliber of person you are. So thank you for your assistance.

As for my story I’ve been online since 2002. During this time I must say I’ve learned alot. In fact it wasn’t until 2001 that I even knew how to “log on”. Thereafter I was forced by physical circumstances, (4 auto accidents in 5 years and was unable to do physical work as I once had) that I began this venture with a dial up connection of 28k and a 10mg memeory computer that crashed every hour or so.

Life changed everything I had known and I entered what I called affectionately a “do over life” . You see when I lost all ability to work physically and then being cleaned out financially in a very bad divorce, did I have to by circumstances roll up my sleves and go to work once again launching another business, one I nothing about how to lauch as I was “technologically challenged” to say the least as I didn’t even know how to type, to what I do today.

With abject poverty I as a single mom of 3 was subjected to what should have caused a nervous breakdown but it didn’t becasue of a strong reliance on my heavenly Father whose name is Jehovah.

So “out of the ashes” of my life I taught myself how to type and html and built a website, http://1stchoicefunding.com. During the years that have folowed I’ve listened to and bought all the hype trying to understand and utilize online marketing.

And that’s why I came to your site and video’s. I’ve listened to each one, taken notes and implimented the strategies you mention. However, I really need the walk through on the technical steps that you mention for the sites like Squidoo, Del.icio.us, Facebook, Stumbleupon, ect.

I read the 89 page ebook you sent and for a beginer that’s great but I need to know do you have an advanced “how to” for website owners that are doing everything, article writing, blogging, seo optimization, etc., etc.?

Can you give me some objective assessment of our site as negative feedback always makes us better if we have the humilty to listen, and belive me I don’t think my site is anything great, we’re just trying to be good at what we do and make sure those who are like I once was get the help they need.

Thanks again

admin

Reply to Marti Insall »
Hi Marti,

I reserve in depth site reviews for my full members because they take so much time. But I took a quick peek and your color choice is dicey (nicest way I could think to say not good) given the unusual pinky taupe hues you use. The home page layout needs work and the way the navigation to specific product categories sits inside a box requiring you to scroll down is a poor choice form a human visitor perspective. I took a look at a category page and then tried to migrate to a product page only to find that the system you are using stopped me from seeing one page devoted exclusively to a product but simply changes a featured product box. This is a big problem because then you can’t rank individual pages for specific products. While I don’t have my members spend a lot of time chasing long tail, you do want products to be able to stand on individual pages so long tail comes naturally.

The one lesson that I teach most often is that you are not designing a site for yourself, you are designing it to rank well on the search engines and to convince your human visitors to take action (make sales). In applying that lesson we don’t focus so much on being unique or creating what we individually feel is a work of art. Rather we apply known principles that have been tested to work.
Your site, right now isn’t following those principles.

You need to be sure your site starts selling from the start, is easy to read (black on brown background is not easy to read), and is easy to navigate (the navigation in a box is not easy to navigate - I didn’t even realize you could scroll at first).

On the positive side I see some page rank flowing to the categories. I’m not sure what terms you are after but that can be properly focused.

Nancy

admin

Reply to Wiley Boles »
Hi Wiley,

Just sent it (the manual - not link) to you in email.

Nancy

admin

Reply to miroslav »
Miroslav,

We’ve addressed this very issue by providing the Getting Started business manual for free. If you did not download that, I’d do it soon because it’s coming down at the end of today.

Nancy

Allen

Nancy,

I was also at Frank’s event this past weekend (what a terrific event) & have discovered your site today — very good training info here! Thanks for posting it.

Best,
Allen

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Reply to Allen »
Hi Allen,

Did I meet you? I met some very nice gentlemen around lunch break.

Nancy

Donald

I will be putting up a website soon. I’m a painting contractor
( residential/lt. commercial). Quality Commitmnet Painting Svc. Inc.
Thinking of using Professional Painting of the Palm Beaches as title.
It gives my business and location. What say You? Thanks Nancy.
Enjoyed your webinar with David Garfinkle.

Doug Clemens

Hi Nancy,
Yahoo, MSN, and Ask love my site. Google ranks me high on just a couple of keywords…Bali Chains, sterling pendants and a few more. Will the Blueprint program show me how to change this or does it appear to be a “teardown” and start over situation with my site?
Regards,
Doug

roel

Hi,

LOVE what you are sharing!

I have a question concerning blogs: we have a 60 page site with articles and the workshops we offer. We would like to start a blog to share more and improve our search rankings. Is it best to put it on the main domain or on a seperate domain?

Hope to hear from you

Blessings

Roel

Nick

Hi Nancy,

Great Info! Very impressive case studies

Duncan Seward

Many thanks for you kind assistance today. I have been advised that the wire was received on your end.

If I may ever be of assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Regards,
Duncan Seward

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Reply to Doug Clemens »
Hello Doug,

A quick check shows a very low deep link ratio which is important to rank well on Google but not important for MSN or Yahoo. I’ll bet without looking you have way too many links that say ’silver’ and ‘jewelry’. I’ve given out a lot of information here so you should have caught these issues. Changing a site’s deep link ratio and weighting of anchor text takes time but can be done. You will need to change the home page significantly if you want good sales conversion though. The lack of true product pages (all products show on a category page) is a big drawback. You need product pages to be independent of the category page. Finally the color black is not a good conversion choice.

I say often that the way the search engines work today you end up picking Google or the others to rank on. If you want real traffic, you pick Google. You won’t necessary be blocked from the others but you may slip.

Nancy

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Reply to roel »
Hi Roel,

Both actually. If you can only do one, do one off of the main site.

Nancy

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Reply to Nick »
Thanks Nick

Walt Webb

Hi Nancy, I am doing a sports blog with the intent on getting ranking, then to monetize it. I have hyperlinks to MLB.com and NHL.com etc. I would like your opinion
sincerely Walt Webb

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Reply to Duncan Seward »
Hi Duncan,

Responded to you directly. But as far as returning the favor, all I want is a big success story from you.

Nancy

roel

thanks Nancy!

I really love your work and hope to join in when my bankaccount permits me!

Keep shining

Roel

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Reply to Walt Webb »
Hi Walt,

That could work well for you - I like the idea. Do you have a specific question?

Nancy

John Washington

How do I join your affiliate program?

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Reply to John Washington »
Answered you directly in your email John.

Nancy

Pam

I never got the email with the link for the report. I searched the spam folder and I searched the email account on two different servers, nothing showed up. I tried to subscribe again, but it said I was already subscribed. What do I do? I am really interested in the report. Thanks for the video.
Pam

JERRY SCOTT

Hi Nancy
Thank you for looking at my websites and thank you for all the info. Nancy i have ask all the so called (GURU’S) the same question i ask you and you know all 8 of them and not one of them would even answer one e-mail but all of them want me to buy there products. I started 2 corporations with two hundred and fifty dollars in Seattle quite a long time ago and to this day i still remember every client i ever had and the ones that gave me a brake and the ones that did not. Nancy fast forwaed now i am starting out with not a penney but i will make it and some day i will be siting at a table with all the (GURU’S) and i will have something to say. Nancy the three websites you looked at was my first stab at tring to do it all myself so i realy thank you for your attn:
Jerry

sandy gunn

Hey NANCY, Will I find out how to set up a website and the simplest
way to fill it with content,e.g. buttons, links, downloads and pages?
Human and animal health and the quantum mind are my subject matter.
Thankyou for being there and helping us all to get a ‘break’, and for teaching us the ‘how to’ and for all the valuable information to guide us through our first wobbling steps
Love and Blessings
Sandy

Kim

Nancy, I am in extremely tough financial affiliate market.

I’ve been on the 1st pages of Google for a good numbers of keywords for a few months(position 1 to 3). However, all my listing vanished due to recent Google slap.

I would like to know if I am suitable to get this course. It seems to be back to basic, step-by-step.

But I guess I urgently need more personal guidance and coaching than anything. My main aim is to get back on the 1st page again. What did I did right to be on the 1st page and what I did wrong previously leading to Google slap.

And what I need to do now to get back to 1st page listing as soon as possible.

What do you suggest for someone like me? Is this course suitable?

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Reply to Pam »
Hi Pam,

I responded to you directly in email with the manual.

Nancy

Wmfk

Bottom Line How much for program? Live Blue Print Coaching.
Need to free up some money on credit card.

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Reply to sandy gunn »
Hi Sandy,

It’s not clear to me what type of site you are thinking of building. If it’s ecommerce (sell physical or information products) you will need a shopping cart to be able to process credit cards. We do have a hosted shopping cart solution we offer to our SEO blueprint members (it’s an ecommerce blueprint you join). If you are going to build an information site possibly catered to affiliate marketing, then a Wordpress blog will do fine for you. Within our blueprints (SEO and Business blueprint) we have step by step instructions for how to set a Wordpress blog up. And the nice thing is Wordpress is free software and it’s almost as easy as using Word or similar programs. We are very responsive to questions when our members hit a snag.

Realize that you will need to work a bit harder if your experience level is very light in the bootcamp. That said