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Adwords Triangulation Method
WARNING! The Controversial Adwords Tactics Revealed Will Make Your Competitors Cry!
The "Adwords Triangulation Method" (revealed for the first time, and created by Dan Thies and StomperNet) saved Brad Fallon's wedding favor company from going under when the organic search they relied on failed. The same Method exploded the bottom line of Brad's baby gift site too! Not only that, it worked on a TOTALLY NEW SITE and brought $13,000 in sales in just 30 days! That same newbie site is now up to $150,000 a MONTH only 6 MONTHS LATER!
Stomper Site Seer - Intro
If you're struggling with Organic SEO and don't know what to do next - you must see this video NOW!
StomperNet Faculty Jerry West and Howie Schwartz have pulled back the curtain to reveal the newest software release from StomperLabs: "Stomper Site Seer". See how you can instantly reveal exactly what you're doing right - AND exactly what you're doing WRONG when it comes to SEO for your site. Learn whether you've left a weakness in your on-page optimization, and learn if your linking strategies are working the way you want! Don't just gaze at meaningless stats - get ACTIONABLE REPORTS that tell you exactly where your problems are, and EXACTLY what to do to correct them and start DOMINATING.
Exposing Competitive Intelligence with Stomper Site Seer
Stomper Faculty Jerry West is back, but this time he teams up with Andy Jenkins himself to talk about what to do once you get your Site Seer reporting results. We don't just want to give you numbers - we want to give you INSTRUCTIONS on how to improve your website with what our research tool will uncover for you. EXPOSE and ELIMINATE weaknesses in your competitive SEO strategies. Learn how these reports will show you EXACTLY what steps to take to corner and cover your chosen market in EVERY way that matters.
Trust, But Verify… Every Step of the Way
April 29, 2008 – 5:09 pm
A StomperNet Featured Faculty Newsletter
By Jerry West
While I have not verified any of this information (as I never
used the product that is referenced here), the point isn't that
the story is true or not, but that trust must be deep and you
must be sharp.
While attending Webmaster World in Las Vegas in 2006 I finally
got to speak uninterrupted to a top affiliate that I had been
chasing down the last few years. He shared something that he
did, that while extremely unethical, is a strong reminder that
trust goes beyond your words. It is verifying the information
you are given.
He is an affiliate, a good one. He markets a product that is
highly competitive. He wouldn't tell me which product but that
it was on the same level as Viagra in terms of payout and
competition.
Stop Getting Links - Part 2
April 14, 2008 – 5:12 pm
Note: This is Part 2 of a series - click here to see Part 1.
So, last time we talked about how you need to rethink your linking strategy to focus on building real connections rather than just plastering links all over creation.
Here's a summary of how I think we can ethically and profitably build connections in our niches:
1. Identify "tribes" of people with common interests
that we want to target with our messaging.2. Find the bloggers in those tribes who have
readership and influence, and who regularly write about
your niche topics.3. Of those tribal blogs, identify the ones that will
also give you SEO benefit through linking (primarily,
blogs that don't add rel=nofollow to links in their
comments).
Stop getting links
April 11, 2008 – 2:37 pm
You read that subject line right.
Stop. Getting. Links.
Until you evolve your thinking about what "links" REALLY are, you risk wasting your precious time and resources on work that will lose its value in the long run.
Ever since Google invented Page Rank, human behavior has determined what websites were really "about" and which ones were more relevant than others.
Page Rank did this by giving webmasters and site owners the ability to "vote" for the sites they liked with their links.
But now, with things like social bookmarking and content tagging, EVERY web user gets to vote on the relevancy of content - not just webmasters and site owners. Anyone can Digg, anyone can StumbleUpon, anyone can blog.
And that's a great thing for marketers.
After all, it's the PEOPLE on the web that we really want to reach anyway. A spider program will crawl any and all links it finds, but it won't ever take out a credit card and BUY anything.
Product Launches Don't Work - Part 3
March 27, 2008 – 2:51 pm
Note: This is Part 3 of a Series. If you missed Parts 1 and 2, you can get them on the StomperBlog.
Welcome back.
We've been talking this week about the "Blueprint" videos that Jeff Walker's released so far as part of his re-launch of the "Product Launch Formula" course.
In Part 1, I've talked to you about how successful "product" launches are actually "Event marketing" - where you shift the prospect focus AWAY from your product and instead focus them on an upcoming event.
We've talked about all the reasons why this is an effective strategy, and in Part 2 of this series, I went into great detail on a specific case study of mine. We showed how using "event marketing" we were able to sell out Amazon's stock of a DVD in only 36 minutes after release.
Event marketing is VERY powerful, and its power and profit potential is only even more potent when you consider how VERSATILE the concept is.
This idea of syndicating your marketing messaging is certainly not new to the Internet Marketing industry. Auto-responders have been around since the early wild-west days, after all.
Product Launches Don't Work - Part 2
March 26, 2008 – 9:36 am
Welcome back,
Yesterday, I talked to you about how "product" launches don't work - and how what Jeff Walker actually teaches in his "Product Launch Formula" course isn't "product" launch stuff at all. It's "Event" marketing.
To get the most out of this email, you should have already watched Jeff's "Blueprint" videos, Parts 1 AND 2. Specifically, Part 2. If you haven't seen them already, skip Part 1, but go to this page and opt-in - then watch Part 2.
Part 2 is where Jeff gets into the "nitty gritty" of the blueprint.
So, as promised last time, I'm going to give you a case study today. As a lot of you know, I have a history in the film industry as an editor, and I still have a great love for film. When I was given the opportunity to invest and work on a movie, I jumped at it.
So, I was "Associate Producer" on a little independent sci-fi horror film that came out last year called "Altered". (I was also the Post Production Supervisor, but that doesn't sound as sexy.) 
Stop Getting Links - Part 3
Before we get into Part 3, I wanted to let you know we're going to be talking about Traffic Kahuna, which Jason Potash and
company are releasing today.
In the previous parts of this series, we focused on the idea that as internet marketers, we need to:
Stop building links, and start building connections.
We talked about how through creating connections between ideas, and developing relationships with site owners and bloggers, we can essentially take on a shepherd role in our niche markets. We can steer the tribes we target by helping them develop their niche interest.
If we use this strategy wisely and ethically, we can practically use OTHER people’s web properties as part of our own lead generating funnel.
We instead become a valued member of that community, associated not with marketing messages, but rather with being a valuable resource of information - as well as a provider of products and services.
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