This article is guest posted by Albert Fang.

In any webmasters point of view, they would agree that without targeted traffic, they are simply nothing. Bounce rates begin to reach ever so high, conversions are at it’s decimals, what else can be worse? These are the practical stats that most webmasters face due to the fact that the keyword that they want to rank for is too competitive and they become discouraged. They want to get targeted visitors that can convert, but they can’t simply due to the overwhelming competition that they know will take months, if not years to see some progress.

I am here to say, there is a simple way to bypass this. Simply, target your target audience indirectly. I know that it sounds like I’m reiterating my self on this, but trust me, it will make a lot more sense later on.

Step 1: Find Your Target Audience

You have

This article is guest posted by Jason Tarasi.

“Your idea will never work and I see absolutely no reason why people will have any interest in something like this….”

These were only words, but the meaning behind them cut into my soul and stabbed at my heart.

Well over ten years ago when I first stepped cautiously into the online marketing arena, I allowed someone I considered an expert to crush my dreams and make me question my self worth.

Since I trusted this man and took his word as gospel, I foolishly gave up on my idea that I believed had so much potential, and moved on.

Several months later, I learned this “expert” was in fact a fraud who had not only been feeding his hollow lies to me, but others who had placed their trust in him as well. Much to my dismay, I also discovered that another marketer had used

This article is guest posted by YingHang, a 16 years old internet marketer who makes 4 figure income online.

Everyone has their own list for powerful “Jedi or Sith” Top ten favorites. Nowadays one of the toughest and most discussed questions is who is better of the two? Both of them has their own point of focus where Jedi focuses on value and originality, sith focuses on strategy; well everyone has their own choice and points to prove.

The latest on web is online business and marketing. With globalization and escalating use of technical advanced advertisements both on television and web, online marketing has gain a lot of consideration over last few years. People are trying different things and techniques to promote their business through online marketing. So a question arises, “Does Being a Jedi or Sith Makes You Better in Online Marketing”?

The answer to the question above is obviously not

This article is guest posted by Crystal Miller

News stories about Twitter have surged in recent months. Oprah jumped on the Twitter bandwagon in April 2009 and major news stories have been broken over Twitter in the last eight months (the January 2009 US Airways plane crash into the Hudson and the Mumbai shootings in November 2008 are two examples). These along with other news events have boosted the awareness of Twitter across the world.

What does this mean?

The Business Insider recently revealed a chart of the day (on 5/21/09) comparing the number of worldwide unique visitors of three big names in social networking: Facebook, Myspace, and Twitter. The chart from comScore follows the number of unique visitors each month from April 2008 through April 2009. Take note Twitter fans: While still only 1/10 th the size of Facebook, with around 32 million unique visitors, Twitter is on a similar

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Whew! Just got back from the beach to celebrate my 16th birthday – Buffet breakfast, lunch, dinner (priceless!), triyaking, snorkeling and sun burn, all fun!

Kinda funny though because me and my cousin lost the snorkels when we fell off the triyak so we had to pay $50, GASP! Still fun though :-)

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You’ve probably got tons of emails about “Launch Tree”, but I didn’t really wanted to tell you about it until I actually see what’s inside.

And that is what I did in the video above. I gave a buyer’s point of view to the bonuses they are giving away.

(I did *buy* the product, it wasn’t a promotional copy)

I also explained what Launch Tree is using a flash light and a toilet paper – I get “creative” sometimes.

To cut to the chase, it’s totally worth it. Especially those incredible process maps, to the point checklists and tips, product creation report (yes, even if you don’t have a product or just starting out, they have guides for you) and of course, the sweet 10 module ecourse – just priceless.

Click here to go to Launch Tree

P.S. I kinda look “new” in the video and I’m