Category Archives: IMIT Topics

7 Ways to Get More Traffic to Grow Your Business with Pinterest

Here is What You Get with this week’s bonus: “7 Ways to Get More Traffic to Grow Your Business with Pinterest” Teach Your Tribe Kit:

The  Step-by-Step Webinar/Teleclass/Workshop Script Covers:

  • Step 1: Brand Your Pinterest Presence
  • Step 2: Introduce Your Top Influencers – and Get Them to Know YOU
  • Step 3: Get to Know, Love and Use “Rich Pins”
  • Step 4: Present Powerful Infographics
  • Step 5: Optimize with SEO
  • Step 6: Make it Seasonal
  • Step 7: Making Sure Pinterest Tools are in Place

Plus, You’ll Also Get All these Valuable Templates + Tools:

  • Worksheet
  • 4 Week Done-for-You Calendar
  • Action Checklist
  • Resource Directory with Links to Tools & Resources
  • 21 Ideas Blueprint
  • 41 PowerPoint Slides to Present Your Content through Webinars, Classes, and Workshops

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Affiliate Marketing Tips, part 9

Creating Communities to Build Relationships

You already know that building relationships with your prospects is one way to increase your sales. And one way to build a relationship is to build an online community.

Here are more community-building tips…

Tip #73: Establish yourself as an expert. Building a community not only helps build relationships, it also helps establish you as an expert. The end result is the same: More sales.

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Choosing a Great Niche for Short Kindle Books

Let’s talk about choosing a great niche or topic to write about. I’m not going to spend a huge amount of time on this part. I mention and include this because I would feel remiss if I didn’t.

I feel I should mention niche selection because, while a good niche can mean success, a poor niche can mean utter failure. Just because you like a certain topic doesn’t mean everyone else is interested in buying a book about it. I don’t want you to write your heart out on a topic that will never sell. That’s just not the way to go—unless writing is strictly a hobby for you. And I think you’re reading this right now because it’s not just a hobby for you.

Again, you have to make sure the topic you choose is selling well on Kindle already. Don’t try to reinvent the wheel. Follow what’s already working and already selling. If you publish on a hot topic, the chances are good that you’ll probably get some sales.

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The Ten-Hour Workweek

Note: This article is extracted from the Earncome training program that I’ve licensed, and some of the content might reference that program and/or its author, Jimmy D. Brown.

If you’ll recall from the Earncome™ training, I’m teaching you what I’m doing in SIX categories, right?

  • Revenue
  • Database
  • Acquisition
  • Growth
  • Content Creation
  • Productivity

What is the premise behind the whole training program?  I’m teaching you what I am personally doing to build my business in each of these areas in such a way that you can put the training into practice yourself.

The key is:  what I am personally doing.

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