Revamping Your About Page

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Bonus Report: From Lackluster to Blockbuster: Revamp Your “About” Page for Increased Credibility and Promotion

Here is what you get with this awesome report:

Report Summary:

  • About Your “About” Page
  • Take it From the Top
  • Let Your Personality Shine
  • Tell a Compelling Story
  • A Picture Really is Worth 1,000 Words
  • What’s Better Than Pictures?
  • Go Beyond the Basics – Far Beyond
  • Never Miss an Opportunity to Promote Yourself
  • You Really Don’t Have to Go On and On (and On and On)

10 Powerful Checklists/Worksheets:

  1. Your Blockbuster About Page Call to Action
  2. Your Blockbuster About Page Checklist
  3. Your Blockbuster About Page Inspiration
  4. Your Blockbuster About Page Killer Headline Brainstorm
  5. Your Blockbuster About Page Links and Resources
  6. Your Blockbuster About Page Opt-In Offer
  7. Your Blockbuster About Page Social Media List
  8. Anatomy of an About Page Testimonial
  9. About Page Video Script
  10. Your Blockbuster About Page Vision

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How to Use LinkedIn For Business

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LinkedIn is a fantastic social media site. There’s really nothing else out there like it. Sure, you have Facebook, Twitter, and other social platforms. But, LinkedIn was created strictly for networking and getting the word out there about one’s skills on the job and/or one’s business.

That’s a game changer, when you really think about it. People aren’t typically on Facebook to learn about you or your business. People aren’t on Twitter for that reason either.

But, when someone logs into LinkedIn, they’re specifically looking for more information about someone they can hire for a job or for more information about a businessperson or business they’re interested in or want to buy from.

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Easily Writing a Nonfiction Book

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Many people who are new to self-publishing would rather write a nonfiction book than a fiction book. That’s not the case with everyone, of course. But, there’s something about writing nonfiction that seems less daunting than writing fiction. After all, you’ve no doubt written nonfiction before, at least in some capacity. You’ve written essays for school and things like that.

It’s also the case that writing nonfiction can be very profitable. There are tons of hot selling books on Kindle that have been written by self-published authors. I will caution you that it might be easier to make money with fiction on Kindle. But, that’s not to say that there’s no money to be made with nonfiction. There certainly is – as long as you know which book topics are likely to sell.

It’s always better to write something you’re more comfortable with if that means you’ll actually get the writing done. There are many people who want to self-publish, but who are too intimidated by trying to chase the hottest or best topic that they never follow through and write. If you feel confident that you can write a nonfiction book, then this is the best way forward for you.

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HTML 101 Kickstart

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Announcing a Brand New 9-Part Video Course


“Finally, Learn the Basics of HTML Code So That You Can Edit HTML Easily – Even If You’re A TechnoPhobe.”

This 9-part video course is designed to show you how you can quickly and easily learn the basics of HTML so you can survive the online world.


From the Desk of:

[Your Name]

Dear Business Owner,

If you want to set up any type of webpage or landing page, you absolutely must know HTML.  The reality is that even if you are using visual HTML editors, you will still run into basic coding issues that often prevent you from moving forward.

Does that sound familiar to you?

You’ve been running away from trying to learn basic HTML code because it just looks too complicated, but the reality is that these problems will appear over and over again.  Soon you will find yourself running in circles – frustrated!

Learning just the basics of HTML code will allow you to create hyperlinks that link to other websites, add pictures, format your fonts and text, and make your content far more search engine friendly.

Even when you encounter site builders or content management systems like WordPress, you will still need to know basic HTML code.

The truth is that compared to a lot of other languages, HTML is the easiest to learn.

So now is your chance – if you’ve always wanted to build webpages, but were intimidated by the code, this course will help you learn the basics so that you can survive and even thrive in the online world.

Introducing…

HTML 101 Kickstart

9 Part Video Course

Here’s a list of this 9 part video series in more detail
Video #1: Introduction to HTML

In this particular video we are going to give you a quick overview of the video course itself. This way you know exactly what to expect. You’ll also learn the basics of how HTML is structured, and by the end of this video you should fully understand why HTML is a lot easier to code, giving you the confidence you need to move forward.
Video #2: Hacking Without Knowing Code

In this particular video we will be covering the best WYSIWYG Editor. The reason being is that before I teach you some basic HTML code, I want you to be able to know how to use these user-friendly editors. This will build your confidence, which you can take forward into learning basic code. I’m also going to show you a super easy trick to hack your way around without needing to know HTML.
Video #3: Open and Close Tags

In this particular video you will learn the basic open and close tags. By understanding this concept and how HTML is structured, it will make more sense as you begin to dive in head-first.
Video #4: Headings

The first HTML code that we are going to start with is going to be heading, simply because you will be utilizing this within just about every single webpage that you edit or create. We’ll talk about different sizes of headings and how to differentiate between them.
Video #5: Break Tags

Once you have gotten your feet wet with headings, it’s time to move on to break tags.  Break tags allow you to break up your lines.

This comes in particularly handy when trying to add line space between images or even text. In fact, when I look back on editing basic HTML, I realize that this is one of the most widely used tags you can learn.
Video #6: Basic Formatting

Let’s move on to basic text formatting, which consists of italicizing, bolding, underlining, aligning, and simply making your text look good.
Video #7:  Lists

There are two main types of lists – ordered lists and unordered lists, a.k.a. bulleted lists. So, in this particular video I’m going to walk you through step-by-step as we begin to create these from scratch. By the end of this particular video you should be confident enough to create your list.
Video #8: Image Tags

Another widely used tag is the image tag. You can call an image at any location with that, be it on someone else’s website or even your own. Checking an image is another very important HTML code because you are likely to run into it very frequently. You can also make your images search engine friendly by utilizing what we call alt tags. More on that in this particular video.
Video #9: Hyperlinks

One of the most common tags that you will run into is the hyperlink. This is a link that you create that will link to an internal link within your site or to an external link on a different website. This allows you to send a visitor to a different website. Once you conquer the hyperlink then you should feel more confident simply because you can use these tags within WordPress or any other content management platform, and anything that reads HTML.

By the end of the video course you should feel confident enough that you can go out into the world and edit existing websites without having to hire an expensive coder.

Grab this video course now so you don’t ever have to worry about whether you can get past technical webpage roadblocks again!

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Amazon FBA: Private Labeling (part 3)

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What to Check Before You Invest

Before you invest in a product to private label, you have to make sure that the company is legitimate. It can be helpful if they have been verified by a third-party, which is what some sourcing guides offer.

You want to make sure the product you’re getting is of top quality and that your customers will be glad to receive it. Reviews, and your reputation, really do matter.

Some manufacturers take great pictures and do a nice job of talking things up, but the actual product leaves a lot to be desired. Since you are private labeling, you are putting your name and reputation on the line. Be sure you always order a sample of the product so you know you are getting something legitimate. It’s definitely wise to pay the cost and shipping charges to purchase a sample before you commit to buying hundreds or thousands of them.

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