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In this issue:

1. Want a plugin to help you build a list?

2. Google Still use "Human Raters"

3. R.I.P. Page Rank

Hi Peter

I have been really busy creating tutorials for my Insiders Group
which means I have neglected my newsletter a little bit. Sorry.
Today is actually going to be the shortest newsletter I have ever
written I think, but I wanted to let you know about a great article
online where you can learn EXACTLY what Google want in terms of
content and your website.

I also came across a nice little plugin that might be able to help
you build your list.. Oh, and have you said your goodbyes yet?
Google PR may be gone. Your thoughts? Please leave them in a
comment below...

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IMS #208 - What's Going to Happen? - October 14 2011

Internet Marketing Secrets
IMS #208 - October 14 2011
What's Going to Happen?

Peter,

Do you sieze opportunities when they
appear? Did you know that you can
prepare for them in advance?

Let me share a quick story...

I know what's going to happen in advance.
I can be prepared with ads and landing
pages, before new products get launched.
As an affiliate marketer, it means I get
an advantage over everyone else.

Here's one way that I do it, using two
bits of advice.

"Luck happens when preparedness meets
opportunity." ~ Earl Nightingale

"Figure out where the people are going
and get there first." ~ Mark Twain

I mashup the two. Find out where the
people are going, then prepare for it, so
you can get there first, take advantage of
the opportunity and have great success.

Let's take the music business for example.
But it really doesn't matter what market,
as long as they publish magazines on
the topic.

All the major music gear manufacturers
have newsletters. By reading them, I know
what products will be coming out. I create
ads and landing pages for some of the
products I'm excited about.

I go to the book store and ask what day
the new music magazines arrive. This
gives me a target date.

Sure enough, the date the magazine hits
the racks, the product will be for sale in
the music stores. I go to the book store
and check the inside back covers and flip
through the magazine, looking for
full-page ads on the new products.

So long as its a major product
manufacturer, they will advertise in the
magazines. The ads spark interest and
searches for the product. My ads and
landing pages are switched on and ready
to scoop as much affilate revenue as
I can.

I knew the new products were coming,
because I subscribe to the product
manufacturers' newsletters. Thanks to
them, I'm able to figure out where the
people are going, prepare for it and get
there first.

So instead of watching TV next week,
why not prepare for opportunities.
They're all around us. As entrepreneurs,
small business owners and decision
makers, we don't need permission, we
can take action whenever we want.

And pay no attention to what the small,
unsuccessful people say. They'll always
try to belittle your success, mumbling
something about you being lucky, or in
the right place at the right time.

But you and I know better. It's matter of
figuring out where the people are going
and making a conscious effort to get
there first.

carpe diem,

Michael

P.S.

Did you like this idea? Dynamic Media
members can login to the Vault and
download hundreds more just like it.

Want More? http://www.dynamicmedia.com

Link broken? Type this: DynamicMedia.com

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Dynamic Media Corporation
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Email: askmichael@mac.com
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How Steve Jobs Gave His Life for Mine - October 06 2011

Internet Marketing Secrets
Special Edition - October 06 2011
How Steve Jobs Gave His Life for Mine

Peter,

Sorry this is a bit late. I was a little
too shaken to write it yesterday.

Back in the mid 1980's I was broke and
destitute. I was drowning in desperation,
living in a single room with a shared
bath, one rent payment away from
skid row.

I had been out of high school for a
decade. Hating my career as a cook by day,
and burned out from playing blues in bars
at night, I realized that I needed to go
back to college.

Sniffing around the federal employment
office I noticed a job posting for VidTex
operators. (It wasn't called desktop
publishing just yet.) After reading the
job description, I knew it would be
something I'd love to do.

My training was on a state of the art Mac
SE20. Graduating in 1988 at the top of
my class, I was given 21 dollars an hour
to start, at the first place I applied at.
Thanks to Adobe Postscript, Aldus
Pagemaker and most of all, Steve Jobs'
Apple Computer and Laserwriter, I was
in top demand.

I spent the next few years evangelizing
the Mac, training print shops and
traditional film strippers to make the
jump to digital. By 1993 I was head of
prepress and lead designer for a large
commercial printing plant.

In 1994 the commercial internet began.
While at the Seybold Publishing show in
San Francisco, I picked up the local
newspaper. The difference being, this
edition was published on CD with HTML
1.0 and read using the Mosaic browser.

I realized at that moment, power had
shifted. This was the most important
invention since Gutenberg's printing
press and movable type. My mind
sparked, remembering Mark Twain's
advice, "Find out where the people are
going and try to get there first."

I began to moonlight as a website designer
in 1994. By 1996 I left my full time job
at the printing plant and began my career
in SEO. I was so successful at it, that I
wrote a book about it in 1999 called,
"Nothing but 'Net" which became an instant
success, having been downloaded to date
over 1/2 a million times.

The rest - as they say - is history. But I
wouldn't have the freedom and lifestyle
that have today, without the Apple
products, that made it possible to live my
dream, starting with that Mac SE20 back
in 1988.

Besides my faith in God, I owe my success
and career largely to one person, Steve
Jobs. I am forever indebted and grateful,
for making my career possible, so I could
spend my life, doing what I love to do.

Thank you Steve Jobs for giving your life
to Apple, so I could have mine.

Michael

P.S.

I'll leave you with a snippet from
the original Steve Jobs Stanford
commencement speech from 2005...

You've got to find what you love.
Your work is going to fill a large part of
your life, and the only way to be truly
satisfied, is to do what you believe is
great work. And the only way to do great
work, is to love what you do.

If you haven't found it yet, keep looking
and don't settle. As with all matters of
the heart, you'll know when you find it.
And, like any great relationship, it just
gets better and better as the years roll
on. So keep looking until you find it.
Don't settle. ~ Steve Jobs

The full commencement speech is here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8uR6Z6KLc

Thank you Steve. May you rest in peace
and may God bless.

Michael Campbell, CEO
Dynamic Media Corporation
Phone: +1 (360) 450-5880
Email: askmichael@mac.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/dmcorp

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IMS Special - Dip Into this Revenue Stream - October 05 2011

Internet Marketing Secrets
Special Edition - October 05 2011
Grand Opening of My Affiliate Program

Peter,

Just a short announcement today. My
affiliate program is now open. You can
sell Lifetime Memberships to the Dynamic
Media Vault. Here is a quick overview...

* Runs through iDev and Paypal
* 100 dollar commission per sale
* Dozens of ads to choose from
* 90 day cookies + remarketing
* 25 dollar bonus for signing up

If you're interested in more details
please read on. If not, please disregard
this email, or forward it to your favorite
internet / affiliate marketer, who may be
interested. I appreciate your support.
Your regular Internet Marketing Secrets
will resume in a couple of days.

The product is a Lifetime Membership to
the Dynamic Media Vault. It's all my
internet marketing products, research,
experiments and test data, stashed in one
place for one low price. You can read
about it here:

Vault: http://www.dynamicmedia.com

The selling price of the membership is 197
dollars. You get 51% per sale. That means
over 100 in commission per sale.

There are dozens of ads to choose from.
Some can be downloaded from the affiliate
control panel. An email with a link to zip
file, with dozens of Universal Ad Sizes,
will be sent once your application
is approved.

There will be a remarketing campaign to
boost the conversion rate. That means,
I've purchased ads that follow people
around the internet. When they purchase,
your original cookie will get credit for
90 days. So mail early and often. ;-)

You can join us here:
http://dynamicmedia.com/idevaffiliate/

Link broken? Type this:
dynamicmedia.com/idevaffiliate/

Now lets go make some sales!

Michael

Michael Campbell, CEO
Dynamic Media Corporation
Phone: +1 (360) 450-5880
Email: askmichael@mac.com
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EzSEO Newsletter # 322

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EzSEO Newsletter # 322
Andy Williams

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1. The Best Spinner On Sale this week

2. Future-Proof SEO PDF - Free Download

3. Adsense Ads not targeted enough?

4. Insider Course Now Full

Hi Peter

A really quick newsletter today. The main reason was to highlight
the special offer on The Best Spinner v3 because that offer is only
available until midnight on the 7th October. There are also a
couple of other bits and pieces, like the download link for my
Future-Proof SEO course if you missed the announcement earlier this
week.

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of that page.

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SEO Newsletter Vol 95: SEO Siloing & Your CMS, Proving ROI When Rankings Are Dead, and Lessons from SMX East

SEO Newsletter | Vol 95 | September 27, 2011 Blog | Contact | About | Get Quote
FEATURE: High Level and Hands-on Tactical SMX East Takeaways BACK TO BASICS: SEO-Friendly Web Development ─ How Silos and the CMS Can Make or Break Your Site INTERNATIONAL: Measuring Performance When Rankings Are Dead THE USUAL: Coverage of this month's hot topics, shuffles, shindigs, attaboys and word on the wire.
FEATURE: High Level and Hands-on Tactical SMX East Takeaways Author: Virginia Nussey   Want to know what the experts in SEO, paid search, social media, local and mobile marketing were sharing at this month's SMX East conference? Here we've broken down the info into two categories: 1. High level trends to expect in personalization and the increasing influence of social signals on search and consumer behavior. Understand how multiple marketing channels work together allowing you to get the most from your marketing and maintain relevance as the Web evolves. 2. Tactics and best practices that you can apply to Internet marketing campaigns today to see improvements to KPIs and ROI. Skip to this section if you're interested in hands-on info you can use right now.   BACK TO BASICS: SEO-Friendly Web Development ─ How Silos and the CMS Can Make or Break Your Site Author: Jessica Lee   It's a problem we here at Bruce Clay, Inc. see time and time again in the Internet business community: poor information architecture and inefficient content management systems (CMS) are obstructing SEO. And while there are many aspects that go into a successful SEO-ready website, information architecture, or siloing, and a good CMS play a huge part in the way a site performs for the search engine, the way visitors interact with the site and the way site owners manage it. The way the site is built, designed and organized can actually either totally boost search engine optimization or completely hinder it. The dream scenario in the SEO world (at least ours) is for a site to be built and designed within an SEO-friendly CMS, and the content neatly organized into silos to establish clear subject themes, which in turn creates a great user experience.   INTERNATIONAL: Measuring Performance When Rankings Are Dead Author: Olivia Royle   Did we mention rankings are dead? "Great. Now how do I stop my boss from measuring performance with rankings?" Each pitch has it's challenges; building a relationship with the new client, presenting case studies, meeting the expectations of the client, agreeing on the price, setting KPIs and outlining the return on investment (ROI) of the anticipated SEO project. Now, more than ever, justifying any form of marketing investment requires some estimation as to the anticipated return on investment. The predicted ROI and the detailed analysis and methodology behind the numbers is often a key factor in winning a pitch. However, for some clients, somewhere along the way, once the work has been won and the project is underway, rankings become an all-encompassing KPI ─ especially for "vanity" rankings. If you don't manage this early on, the team may lose focus from the original KPIs and true measures of SEO success, such as total non-brand SEO traffic, SEO traffic growth or conversions from SEO traffic.   Hot Topics Facebook and Google+ Roll Out Competitive Updates On September 20, Google announced updates to its social platform, Google+. The group video feature, Hangouts, is now available on Android 2.3+ devices, features broadcast setting, and the ability to share documents, sketches and more. Google+ specific search was released and the social network was also opened to the public. In those first two days of being open for public sign ups, growth exploded for a gain of almost 10 million new users. This boom coincided with major changes to Facebook's platform, many of which were announced at the annual f8 developer conference on September 22. Weeks prior to the conference, Facebook had made the creation of friend lists easier, comparable to Google+ Circles, and had added a Subscribe feature that allows you to follow updates from users who aren't friends. A Ticker, Timeline, engagement options beyond "Like," and group hangouts for media viewing and listening were introduced at f8. The Timeline, a sort of life-long scrapbook, provides an extensive contextual identity unlike anything heretofore available online. The changes at Facebook were met with much vocal discontent from users, and the uptick in Google+ use may have been, in part, a result of users looking to experiment with other options. However, a mass migration seems unlikely as time has shown it takes more than a round of updates to push warrant protest. And the moves Facebook made in the last month will all help keep users on-site longer, supporting theories that Facebook is poised to become the new Web.     Shuffles In a move that will boost the search giant's local offerings, Google acquired Zagat and the accompanying reviews, ratings and insights into businesses around the world. Bing and Twitter have extended their partnership, whereby Bing search features real-time results from the popular social platform. Social news site Reddit has been spun out as a standalone operation by publisher and parent company Conde Nast. The proposed merger between AT&T and T-Mobile has been put on hold by a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice, citing anti-competitive forces. DVD rental and movie streaming company Netflix divided these two divisions of the business, creating a new company, Qwikster to handle the DVD by mail service. Yahoo! ousted CEO Carol Bartz following a rocky 32 month tenure. CFO Tim Morse was named her interim replacement. Hewlett-Packard replaced CEO Leo Apotheker with Meg Whitman. In Apotheker's year as CEO, the company lost nearly half its value. In a closely watched public row, tech news blog TechCrunch broke ties with founder Michael Arrington. The catalyst was potential journalistic conflicts arising from Arrington's newly founded venture capital fund backed by AOL.     Shindigs Pubcon Las Vegas will occur November 8 to 11. SES Chicago happens November 14 to 18. The newly updated SEOToolSet® standard and advanced training and certification course will take place in Simi Valley, CA, on December 5 to 9. SMX Melbourne will be held on November 16 and 17 for anyone in the online or search marketing field. Bruce Clay Australia presents an upcoming one-day training course in Sydney on 2 November. The Internet Show launches October 27 through the 28 in Melbourne for anyone in the online, search mobile and social media fields. iMedia Brand Summit takes place in India September 21 to 23 and brings together marketers for keynotes, breakout sessions and round table discussions. The ITmedia Virtual EXPO 2011 kicks off September 13 to 30. This online event features lectures and interviews from business leaders across the globe.     Attaboys A formal code of conduct has been adopted by the Interactive Advertising Bureau and it's members, including Google, MTV and the New York Times, will now be held to its standards dictating consumer control over data collection and anonymity. The intended effect is a voluntary self regulation of the online ad industry, in hopes that Congress will be persuaded that proper safeguards are in place. Microsoft's Internet display advertising platform has improved the tailoring of ads and measurement reporting for advertisers via new tools and a partnership with AppNexus Inc. and MediaMath. Offline modes of several Google Apps services have been made available. Gmail, Calendar and Docs can be accessed without an Internet connection through applications for the Chrome browser. Apple has launched a company-wide charitable donation matching program, up to $10,000 annually. A new user interface at Amazon simplifies the browsing experience for tablet users. Many buttons and graphics have been removed in favor of more white space, resulting in easier navigation on mobile devices.     Word on the Wire Ask.com has opened its community answers service, previously in limited beta, to the public. New features include a question and answer exchange called Ask People, search results designed around Q&A, and improved sharing and social features. Search engine blekko introduced WebGrepper, allowing users to mine data on the Web. The new feature allows users to submit regular expressions to pattern match HTML content in blekko's search index. Two expressions will be run per day and users will be able to rank resulting data through social voting. Bing introduced Adaptive Search, refining and personalizing search results based on a users past search activity, beyond just the previous search. Google now recognizes new HTML link elements rel="next" and rel="prev", allowing webmasters to indicate relationships between URLs in a paginated series and provide another signal to clarify potential duplicate content issues. Forrester Research predicts that interactive marketing spending in the U.S. will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 17 percent to reach more than $76 billion by 2016. A new report found that 28 percent of American adults use social or mobile location-based services. Another report indicates that almost 90 percent of Twitter users follow a brand, and just over 10 percent of Twitter users find Promoted Tweets annoying. According to a new report consumers are more likely to click on a website from a trusted brand than a relevant link in search results. The report found 49 percent of participants clicked on the trusted brand whereas only 29 percent were more likely to click on a more relevant link to their search terms. Vogue Australia is using Twitter to host a treasure hunt. Clues will be distributed via @vogueoz and when participants check in at a venue, they'll receive a free prize. Mark Kelly, group publisher, lifestyle at News Magazines said: "[We] have created a social media campaign that will engage shoppers on the night by using Twitter to guide them into a variety of retail stores.
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Hi Peter

I'll keep this short and sweet. I have just compiled the
Future-Proof SEO eBook that I have been serializing in the last few
newsletters into a PDF that you can download here:

http://ezseonews.com/internet-marketing-tips/future-proof-seo-ebook-released/

Also, just in case you missed the announcements in the previous
newsletters, my own "Insiders Community" opened yesterday at 17:30
London time. Unfortunately I have already reached my intended
membership cap, but I promised those on the notification list I
would:

(a) Keep the doors open for 24 hours so everyone in every time zone
could get in if they wished.
(b) Keep the subscription for these 24 hours at just $39 per month
(normal price will be at least $47 when it re-opens).

Well, there are about 3 hours left, and then I will be closing the
doors for a while.

If you missed the announcements and want to see what the fuss is
all about, you can read the "sales" page here:

http://creatingfatcontent.com

OK, that's it for now.

Until next time. Have a great week!

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