The KEY is in having your own email list.

When you have a list, you can write a short email, send it to your list and watch as the sales start coming in.

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Sure, it’s possible to struggle your way through and make progress while you learn. It’s also possible to get yourself into quite a bit of trouble, without the right guidance.

For example, many people end up trapped in a website design they don’t like and paid too much for. Others end up stuck with a website designer they can’t afford to pay for updates (or can’t reach for help). Worst cases are people who allow someone else to register domains for them and in the end have absolutely no control over their own websites! Ouch!

That’s why it’s really smart to get a coach, especially if the whole world of online marketing and building a website is new to you.

Angela Wills of Website Design Mojo is such a resource. In Angela’s Website Design Mojo (use coupon code: 100off) you’ll learn how to build a WordPress website even if you’ve NEVER built a site before. You’ll be guided through a series of training videos, live Q&A webinars, weekly assignments and even get real hand-holding with daily email coaching.

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Some pretty good info this week, including how to get an RSS feed of your favorite YouTube channel’s videos, a look at search engine use from the Pew Internet project, E-Book month (which is about over), a study that breaks social media users into four categories, and over 20 motivational sales quotes/sayings to keep you motivated.

Enjoy this week’s “TNT Report.” And be sure to check out our archived “TNT Reports” for even more great content!

• Find 89 ways to get email addresses for your newsletters and marketing campaigns
• A WordPress plug-in to help over-pinging
• A new study from the Pew Internet project on our hyperconnected lives
• The rise in sales of eBooks
• How sitting at our desks all day is killing us

Read the full issue, and check out the archive for past editions full of useful stuff for your business.

And share the “TNT Report” with your friends. Thanks!

I hope you’ll give it a read, leave us a comment and forward the link on to a friend or business colleague.

Thanks for stopping by!

While you get your brand ready for the new Timeline format, here are six important changes to keep top-of-mind, as written on Mashable by Victoria Ransom, founder and CEO of Wildfire Interactive.

1. Updated look and feel.
2. Reduced tab visibility.
3. No default landing page.
4. New way to feature content.
5. Current tab content and applications become outdated.
6. Private messages between brands and users.

Read the complete Mashable article for all the details on each of the six changes.

What do you think of the change? Like it or hate it? Leave a comment and let me know.

* Photo courtesy of TechBend