As a follow-up to my previous TheEdge eZine on the top 4 traffic myths to avoid, in the latest article, Mark summarizes the Top 5 Tips on getting continuous traffic to your websites.

The Top 5 tips are:

• Pick The Low Hanging Fruit Using SEO
• Use Viral Promotion
• Consider Legitimate Link Exchanges
• Use Joint Ventures and Affiliate Programs
• Recycle Traffic

Read the full details on top 5 traffic generation tips from here.

Traffic-related Resources:

• Free Keyword Explorer
• Create Explosive 6 Figure Site Launches
• Experiments and Results: Targeted vs. Untargeted Traffic
• 12 High Traffic Article Directories That You Should Consider
• Article Marketing Directories
• 4 Free Website Traffic Myths & Scams

New Reports reveals an Amazing source bursting with traffic that few marketers are using …

Discover The Little-Known Secrets of Generating FREE Website Traffic From YouTube!

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To Your Success,
Keith Choy
The Regular Internet Guy

Tag: Keyword Explorer, market research, keyword research, Free Traffic, Traffic Generation

Traditional income-generating investments are producing historically low returns.

Banks, money market funds, and bonds are still paying rats well below the expected increase in the cost of living. If you intend on living a financially secure life, you need to generate exceptional cash flow with a portfolio of income-generating investments that will appreciate over time to produce life-changing wealth.

In his book “The 25% Cash Machine: Double Digit Income Investing“, Bryan Perry shares his strategy on how to analyses the ins and outs of double-digit investing and guides you through them.

Read an extract of their cash machine 25% strategy from our archives and see if this will works for you.

To Your Success,
Keith Choy
The Regular Trader

Related Resources:

• Reviews of other Investment Books 
• Reviews of other Personal Finance Books
• Break the myths that prevents you from kaing real money
• Personal Finance Portal
• Stock Investment Tips

Tag: Cash Machine, fear of risk

A few members has started using autoresponders (good for you) and found that they were required to provide an address to be included at the end of all email messages.  For example, Aweber requires this to comply with the US CAN-SPAM law.

Understandbly, some of you may be concerned as this requires you to reveal your own address to all your subscribers during the sending of your eCourses.

Well, let me help to provide some options to meet this US CAN-SPAM law while allowing you to protect your privacy.

Option 1: Register a company and use the company address

For those who own a company that is related to the niche that you are in, you can use your company address.  Unfortunately, not all people started off with a company (well … it’s a goal to aim for).

Option 2: Register PO Box

Yes, I used it.  Ted Nicholas used it. Rosalind Garner also used it. Getting a PO Box is as easy as taking a trip to your local post office.  In Singapore, it cost me S$63 per year for 1 dedicated VBox number (another version of PO Box).

According to CNET, here is what they wrote about PO Boxes, with regards to spam laws :

“If the measure becomes law, certain forms of spam will be officially legalized. The final bill says spammers may send as many “commercial electronic mail messages” as they like–as long as the messages are obviously advertisements with a valid U.S. postal address or P.O. box and an unsubscribe link at the bottom. Junk e-mail essentially would be treated like junk postal mail, with nonfraudulent e-mail legalized until the recipient chooses to unsubscribe.”

So, according to CNET, yes, you can use a PO Box.

Option 3:  Use your home address (as last resort)

Yes, this is also an option.  I’ve seen marketers using it (eg. Ewen Chia during his earlier days).  But do remember that you will be exposing your home address (some autoresponder services uses this by default).  If you feel that you concerned on this, I really suggest you try out option 1 and 2 above.

To Your Success,
Keith Choy
The Regular Internet Guy with regular solutions to complex problems

tag: can-spam law, po box, autoresponder, aweber, take decisive action

I enjoyed many of Mark Joyner’s cartoons.  This is because there were hidden lessons in each.  You just need to look deeper.

Below is one which it titled “The True Nature of Superheros”.  I had a laugh over this after reflecting upon it.  See this in the context of “gurus” and you will see what I mean …

Visit Mark Joyner for more of his personal development brain puzzle cartoons.

Personally I have invested thousands of dollars on my own training last year.  For the most part, I am happy with what I learn and were able to apply the new skills quickly (this is the most important part). 

However, there was this particular well-known “guru” whom has greatly disappointed me.  Without going in the details, let’s just say many of us were really upset with the no-show on his support forum and no-delivery on his promise. 

Lessons learnt:  A “guru” may be great in his area of expertise but he may not be a good teacher.

Related posts:

• Experience vs Education
• Interview of Mark Joyner
• One of Mark’s Best Books which I highly recommend to marketers - The Irresistible Offer

To Your Success,
Keith Choy, WealthMountains.com
The Regular Internet Guy

Tag: cartoon, mark joyner, guru