After getting the tour of WordPress, and learning how to set up pages and posts, it was time for my first blog post. Dean made the point you need to commit to writing at least one blog post a week. At least! For me, I’ve committed to writing blog posts on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays. …
Day five was about setting up my legal compliance pages. The first one was the Privacy Policy. After the usual disclaimers that Internet Profits cannot offer legal advice and to seek my attorney’s advice, they give you a template. And they made it very easy to fill in. Everything in red print needed to be changed. …
In days 1-4 of the 30-Day Blueprint, Gutenberg came up in the training. If you don’t know what it is, it’s basically a new style of posting platform for WordPress. It came on the stage when WordPress was up updated to version 5.0. At first, I thought I liked it, but as I started using …
It was great finishing the certification! Now the next step was their 30 Day Blueprint, it’s also called the 30 Day Challenge. The goal is that when one hits the end of the thirty days, they’ll have a complete Internet business in place. Website, blog, optin page, bridge page, all tied into Internet Profits ultimate funnel and …
Dean’s seven modules helped me get a more complete overview of what it takes to make Internet Marketing work. I’d learned a lot in ten years on my own but there were gaps in my understanding that the certification course filled in. Which was great! Besides the knowledge from the certification, being certified unlocks more …
In module seven Dean covered the concept of leverage in business. Leverage in terms of business means, according to the Cambridge Dictionary, is to use something you already have to achieve something new or better. Tony Robbins gives the example of a guy who had enough cash to buy a mobile home, but what he …
Since I’m sharing my Internet Marketing journey with you, my readers, you’ve probably noticed I’m trying to find my blogging voice! Sounds weird but it’s true, and I’m finding this a bit difficult. Believe it or not, I have five books published on Amazon, Apple iBooks, Barnes & Noble, etc. I don’t have a problem …
There were three parts to this module: Overview, Free Traffic, Paid Traffic. In the overview, Dean talked about the three types of customers you find in traffic. There is Cold Traffic where folks don’t know anything about you or the benefit of your offer; this would be their first contact. And it is the hardest …
In this part of the certification, Dean goes over the Six Figure Roadmap. It’s a general overview. The how-to comes later on in the 30-day challenge. This helped me get a firmer fix on Deans larger plan. He broke this section down into four parts. Education, Traffic, Plan, and Action. Education: Dean pointed out something …
Module three has three parts. First is what is our, “Why?” What will motivate us to work our business and to hang in there through the tough times. So, it must be a pretty strong Why! That’s pretty foundational because if we only want to make money, that won’t last. But if we want to …