So here’s an idea for you…

Dan Nickerson (the smartest WordPress Marketer I know) and I spent a couple hours the other night playing around with a new WordPress list building plugin that is truly impressive.

If you’re in a rush, check out this new plugin right here:

WordPress Plugin to make Advanced Optin Boxes for Aweber

You’ve seen this already…

All of the professional bloggers add these neat boxes to their sidebars (and usually also to the bottom of the posts), where they advertise their newsletter and where you can sign up. They work GREAT. The problem is: those opt-in boxes are not easy to create.

Trust me, we’ve spent hours in the past building horizontal optins that will fit in a 728×90 widget area or smaller. It requires a lot of custom coding and tweaking to Aweber forms.

Well, this new plugin changes all that.

It comes pre-loaded with more than 30 awesome templates. Which can be customized in 100’s of ways.And it works with almost ANY autresponder service, not just Aweber (includes Aweber, iContact, GetResponse, InfusionSoft, MailChimp, ConstantContact, and more.)

Seriously, you have to see this, to believe it:

Hybrid Connect — WordPress Plugin to make Advanced Optin Boxes

But here’s the thing… you’re thinking: “Ok, an opt-in box builder. Cool, but NOT VERY EXCITING.”

Well, it gets better, because you can also build..

* Responsive, mobile-ready opt-in boxes!
* Popup Lightboxes that popin from anywhere
* Slide in boxes that slide-in from anywhere
* Facebook optin boxes (if user is logged into fb, one click optin)
* GotoWebinar optin boxes (yes, even gotowebinar)
* Horizontal optin boxes
* Sidebar optin boxes (any height)

It works with all the major email services, and can even sync to Aweber’s api.

You can add unlimited opt-in boxes anywhere on your WordPress site with a simple short code.

And… well, you get the picture. This thing does more than I can reasonably explain in one email.

Basically, if your goal for 2013 is to build bigger lists and get higher optin rates. This plugin will pay for itself quickly.

Here’s the link to learn more:

Hybrid Connect — WordPress Plugin to make Advanced Optin Boxes

To Your Success in 2013!

Mark Widawer

P.S. It even does split testing! And a few quick installation notes. It’s a large plugin file so you’ll need to upload via FTP, and I recommend using Chrome to set it up. This is definitely an advanced plugin which will take 15-20 minutes for you to fully grasp once you activate. But it’s sooo worth it.

Finally, yes we are affiliates and may be compensated if you purchase. But we wouldn’t recommend it unless we were going to use it ourselves and thought it would work GREAT for most of my readers.

* It doesn’t tell you what to write,

* It doesn’t update its own content,

* It doesn’t serve up the right ads to your visitors,

* It doesn’t syndicate your content very well (or completely),

* It doesn’t accurately report your bounce rate to Google, and

* It doesn’t let you see what’s wrong with your site (according to Google).

It so good at so many things, but really sucks at those. But this bundle of SIX PREMIUM WORDPRESS PLUGINS fixes all those problems.

http://budurl.com/AcmeBundle

Dan Nickerson (the guy that co-created the Socrates Theme) is my partner over at ACME Traffic, and we have decided to release this ultimate WP plugin bundle. Each plugin sells for $17 to $27 on its own (a $132 total value) but you can get them all now for UNDER $10.

And just to be clear, it’s really SIX PREMIUM PLUGINS. That is not a typo.. Six (6) plugins.

It’s a must-have bundle, full of really useful plugins that will really help you get more traffic and earn more revenue from your site.

Go check out the videos on this page that explain it all: => http://budurl.com/AcmeBundle

To Your Success,

–Mark Widawer

P.S. Dan and I made these plugins for our ACME Traffic club and have been releasing them independently over the last year. And frankly, we made these plugins BECAUSE WE WANTED TO USE THEM and they didn’t exist yet.

They each do SOMETHING IMPORTANT that we needed in order to get more traffic or make more sales.

Most importantly, we stand behind our plugins 100%.

Go watch the video to see what they do. It’s a bit over 5 minutes long.

http://budurl.com/AcmeBundle

P.P.S. Even if you don’t have the time to install them all (some take all of 30 seconds), order and download the plugins and keep them on your hard drive until you’re ready. By the way, if you have more than one site, no worries. You can install each plugin on up to three sites. Enjoy!

–Mark

Now, for all of my blogs and websites that have to do with Internet Marketing, I write my own stuff. All of it. So the words you’re reading now and the words you  read on any of my marketing or web development sites are all me. 100%.

But I’ve got lots of other sites, too. For example, I’ve got a website that’s all about orthopedic braces, the Atkins Diet, and many other non-IM sites. And while I don’t necessarily write all of the content for those sites, I do care that the content is of high quality, helpful to its readers, and profitable for me.

Article quality has a lot to do with all of that.

An Article Marketing Quality Story

Following is an email I sent to my partner on one of those sites — a man who used to be an intern of mine but has now gone on to a successful IM career of his own — regarding articles that were written about Ankle Braces. Please read it to learn about the article standards that I require.

We use the tools mentioned below (see the links) to analyze each of the articles you write, so please make sure you use the same tools to check your own work.

We require a readability score of 65 or more, and a grade level of 7.0 to 8.9 or lower. Details are below.

If you have any questions, feel free to write me.

===============

Joe,

Okay, are you ready for something really eye-opening?

I think these articles are written in a very corporate kind of way, and it’s not at all something that

I’d want to read. They sound more like advertisements, rather than helpful articles. I, for one, would click away from any page that had text like this on it.

You may wonder why, but it’s because they just sound so stuffy, overly formal, and impersonal.

So check this out…

I don’t know if you’ve heard this before, but good web copy, good sales copy, and good content of any kind (except for medical or technical journals) should be written at an 8th grade level.

I don’t know how to measure it myself, but I just naturally write that way. (No, I’m not still an 8th grader.)

Here’s a paragraph from the first article, below.

———-original———-
By wearing the McDavid Ankle Brace, athletes can both treat and prevent all types of ankle injuries including high ankle injuries. High ankle injuries are typically characterized by pain that is intensified when the ankle is rotated out and the inability to walk. These types of injuries are often accompanied by significant bruising. Ankle injuries occur when the ankle is twisted sharply and include injuries such as strains, sprains, and avulsion fractures. Many individuals that have experienced an ankle injury will likely experience recurring ankle injuries. The McDavid Ankle Brace can provide the ankle support athletes need to prevent initial or recurring ankle injuries or aid in the healing process of current ankle injuries by providing much needed stability and support to the injured ankle.
——————————

Read it, and think about what it says. Do you understand it? If you were wondering which brace to get, would it help you? Do you like reading it?

Do you want to read more from the same place this came from?

If I asked you about the article quality, would you say it was good?

I’m guessing that the answre to all of those questions is an emphatic NO.

Okay, now here’s the same information, rewritten the way that *I* would write it, and want to read it.

———-my rewrite———-
If you’ve got a bad ankle injury, like a high ankle injury, then the McDavid Angle Brace might be the right brace for you. You’ll know that you have a high ankle injury (rather than a low ankle injury) if your ankle hurts more when you twist or turn on your ankle, or if you just can’t walk.
Also, if you’ve got a high ankle injury, you will probably have a lot of bruising, too.
So how do people usually hurt their ankles? Usually it’s when your ankle gets twisted sharply. The injury is not always a sprain, but could be as simple as a strain, or as bad as an avulsion fracture.
The bad news is that if you’ve injured your ankle, there’s a very good chance that you’ll re-injure your ankle again later, so be careful. That’s why people get Ankle Braces.
And that’s exactly what the McDavid Ankle Brace is for. It helps to support your ankle so that you can avoid hurting your ankle again. The McDavid Ankle Brace stabilizes and supports your ankle, and helps to prevent an injury even if you’ve never had an ankle sprain, strain or fracture before.
——————————

Same questions: Do you understand it? If you were wondering which brace to get, would it help you? Do you like reading it? Do you want to read more from the same place this came from?

If I asked you about the article quality, would you say that it was good?

I’m guessing that your answer is YES to all of the questions.

Remember, these two articles say exactly the same thing but your experience of reading them is totally different!

Article Quality Guidelines

So what’s the difference in the two text samples?

• I wrote in the active tense, rather than passive.
• I asked and answered questions, rather than made a speech.
• I wrote like I speak, instead of how I’d react if I were pretending to be a corporate CEO or politician
• I used shorter words (hurt, worse) instead of long ones (injury, intensified).
• I used shorter sentences instead of long ones.
• I used shorter paragraphs instead of long ones.

Basically, everything is shorter and simpler and more personal, which is kind of what you would expect from an 8th grader’s writing, versus a college age person’s writing.

Right?

So can I give you “stats” for readability based on word size and stuff like that? No, not me personally. But I discovered yesterday a website that will measure readability for me.

According to the website, which you’ll find here,

http://www.addedbytes.com/code/readability-score/

…the original paragraph gets a “readability” score of 31.40 (0-100, higher is better, and this is low), and an average grade-level score of 14.68 (closest to 8.0 is best, this is too high). That means that this text is written for someone who has had an average of 2 to 3 years of college!

Wow.

By comparison, my rewrite of the paragraph got a readability score of 69.70, and an average grade-level score of 8.20.

Big difference, eh?

But you knew the rewritten text was easier to read, got its point across better, and was more helpful even before you saw the scores, didn’t you?

Article Outsourcing Problems

If you’re going to outsource your writing to someone, it’s pretty hard to say “write it so that I like reading it better.” You’d go back and forth a dozen times or more before your writer got it right.

But with objective ratings like these, it’s much more clear, and simpler, to require that your articles be written to meet your standards.

I’d recommend that you set some article quality guidelines for the writing you’re paying for, such as a readability score of 65 or better, and a grade level score between 7.5 and 8.9.

I think if you make these specs part of your job, in addition to your other keyword density and accuracy requirements, you’ll get back articles that require less editing, attract more traffic, and generate more money in the long run.

Was that helpful? Let me know.

–Mark

It’s like they walked into your house, opened up your laptop, and just took your ebook (or videos, audios, plugins, software). You need to protect your download page.

So why the alarm bells? I’ll explain. But first, let me tell you how we discovered this.

Dan regularly sends me emails when he hears about some crook posting the contents of a product on some warez or pirate site. He gets frustrated, because clearly those people are BAD people, taking the work of one person and putting it out to the public for everyone else to steal.

And if you don’t protect your download page, they’re gonna get yours.

Dan gets equally upset whether the product is one of his products, our products, or the products of our friends…or ANYONE’s product. It’s just not right.

Now, we’ve been raving recently about a product called the Rank Tracker Plugin. Each time someone searches for a keyword that lands them on our website, it sends us an email. Needless to say, we get LOTS of Rank Tracker emails (Thankfully, you can set the Rank Tracker Plugin to email you only once a day or once a week, if you like.)

We got one of our Rank Tracker emails today, and what Dan saw there instantly told him that someone was trying to steal from us. Dan’s instant reaction was to check to see if we were actually vulnerable to the attack — and it turns out we were not.

But, you might be, and you need to know about this. So what did we see in that Rank Tracker email?

IMPORTANT: In the rest of this post, “Protect Your Download Page” I show you EXACTLY how to find unprotected download pages so you know how thieves find and steal good content. The goal is so that you can protect yourself from these same tactics. However, if the “bad guys” saw this information, they would use it to steal more stuff. As a result, the rest of this post is PROTECTED in the member’s area of my membership site, ACME Traffic. If you are a member of ACME Traffic, you can read the rest of the post there. If you’re not a member, you can join using the link at the top of the page.

Read the rest of “Protect Your Download Page” on ACME Traffic.

Well, kinda.

You see, the Rank Tracker Plugin is NOT designed to be a full statistics program — far from it.

But what the Rank Tracker Plugin does is something very important: It tells you not only THAT you got traffic for a particular keyword, it tells you where you ranked for that keyword.

In other words, it’s one thing to say to yourself “Hey, where do I rank for a keyword” and then go hunting in Google for that listing. It’s something altogether different for you to be emailed the info either instantly, daily, or weekly each and every time someone searches on Google and lands on your site.

Click to learn more about, or get the Rank Tracker Plugin for WordPress

In the Rank Tracker Review Video above, you’ll see the emails I receive.. For example, the Rank Tracker Plugin emailed me and told me that “There has been a change in your Google rankings!” and then it says:

http://www.trafficandconversion.com/clickbank-or-1shoppingcart-which-shopping-cart-should-i-use/ is now ranking at number 4 in Google for the keyword phrase: clickbank shopping cart“

How cool is that?

Here’s a screen shot:

I had NO IDEA that I ranked so high. And, if you check Google, you’ll see that TrafficAndConversion.com, my site, ranks higher for “clickbank shopping cart” than the website called “clickbankshoppingcart.com”. LOL.

It even ranks higher than Clickbank.com for that keyword.

Now THAT is cool.

And I never would have known that were it not for the Rank Tracker Plugin, because, let’s face it, no one checks their website stats often enough.

Advice For Internet Marketers

An important thing for you to know, as an internet marketer is this concept:

Build on your strengths, not your weaknesses.

That means if you discover that you rank well for a particular keyword that makes you money, get that keyword to rank even higher BEFORE you start working on keywords that don’t make you ANY MONEY yet.

When the Rank Tracker Plugin emails you and tells you that you rank #4 for a keyword like that, or any other keyword that makes you money, then THAT is the keyword you use to build more links and drive more traffic to your site.

It’s easy pickins!

Advice For Web Developers and SEO Experts

Do you build sites for clients and promise them that they will rank high on Google? Are you an SEO expert, optimizing sites and increasing rankings?

If you are, then you need the Rank Tracker Plugin. Here’s why.

In some circles, we SEO professionals are about as trusted as attorneys and used car salesmen. To most people, SEO is a black art. But, if you can find a way to prove to your clients that you are doing a good job for them, and make that method totally automatic and totally objective, your clients are going to love you. And, they are going to continue to pay you for your service.

As soon as you start working on a client’s site, add the Rank Tracker Plugin. Then, do your work, and they’ll get an email every time someone hits their site from Google. They will see, with their own eyes, and totally passively, how much more traffic you are generating for them.

For example, I am doing this now with a website I built for a client, a Fabric Store in Woodland Hills, CA. (see how I just built a link with anchor text??? SMART! They also do upholstery repair in Los Angeles, by the way <grin>). Every time they get a new visitor from Google, they love me more.

And you deserve love from your clients, too.

Whether you’re a marketer working on your own sites, or an SEO professional working on client sites, I recommend the Rank Tracker Plugin.

Get the Rank Tracker Plugin here.

–Mark Widawer

p.s. If you Google “websites for local businesses” , you’ll see another one of my sites come up at #2 or 3 (it moves). How do I know that? The Rank Tracker Plugin told me so.

It’s cheap, and worth 10x what it costs — not because of what it does, but because of what it will make YOU do. Simply put, knowing where you rank will make you more money. Get the Rank Tracker Plugin today.

You’ve probably SEO’d your site (good first step), written lots of articles (time consuming), posted comments to blogs and forums (hard to keep track of), made a few videos (Did you make Spielberg nervous?)…and a few other things, too.

And that’s all good & smart.

But did you create, aggregate, and distribute your RSS feeds?

You might be asking “WHAT’S THAT?”

Well, let me explain.

RSS is a method to “publish” your content so that other sites can slurp it up. Each time they slurp it up, they get only part of each post, and give you a link back to your site for the rest.

Your WordPress blog automatically makes an RSS feed for you, so you’re missing out on some really easy backlinks by not distributing your RSS feeds.

My “Partner-In-Wordpress-Magic”, Dan Nickerson, and I have just launched a new WordPress plugin that allows you to easily create MORE RSS feeds from your same already-created content than ever before.

It’s called the Selected RSS Plugin

You can publish new content, and even years-old content, using SRSS.

Here’s how you can use SRSS to get traffic and backlinks in just a few minutes.

You’ve probably got an older blog and you wrote tons of great content three years ago, but nothing recently. You use Selected RSS to make a custom feed, of your best and most compelling post titles — and pages, too.

You take that newly created feed and submit it to a dozen feed aggregators (we give you about 20 right inside the plugin).

Installing and setting up the plugin takes less than five minutes, and once you publish the feeds you’ve almost instantly generated fresh backlinks to content buried deep within your site.

…Which is great for SEO and driving new visitors to your site.

If you’ve been looking for a way to create hundreds or thousands of natural backlinks — and you haven’t fully explored using RSS feeds — then this is the simplest solution you’ll find.
It’s priced starting at $7.00 as a WSO, and the price goes up by a dime every 7 sales.

See the video at http://budurl.com/srss

To Your Success!

Mark Widawer

Okay, that’s kind of obvious. So why do I mention it?

It’s that old “big fish in a small pond” thing.

The more active you are in Google+, and the better you can position yourself and your marketing there, the better off you will be when it takes off.

That’s why my partner Dan Nickerson and I are so fascinated by this new premium WordPress Plugin.

It basically let’s you hide content on your WordPress post or page and display it ONLY when someone has clicked the PLUS button on your post.

Clicking PLUS is a lot like clicking “Like” on Facebook.

The result is that a lot of your casual blog readers will have an incentive to PLUS your post, thus giving you more exposure on Google+.

Dan has written up a review of the plugin here.

=> http://budurl.com/plusonelocker/

But wait, there’s more!

It will also work the same way with a Tweet, so if you market on Twitter, you can lock premium content on your blog, and have it unlocked by tweeting about your page.

And soon, the same functionality will be added for Facebook Likes.

Dan Loves this plugin and had it installed on a new site of ours in minutes.

I’m about to do the same. If you want to increase your Pluses and Tweets, give it a try.

To Your Success!

Mark Widawer

P.S. Yes, it’s a premium/paid plugin. But it’s dirt cheap, worth every penny, and comes with a money back guarantee. Enjoy!

=> http://budurl.com/plusonelocker

The more the things on your website are related together — and the elements of your individual pages are related together — the higher Google will rank you, and the faster it will do it.

So what does that all mean?

Well, let’s say you want a web page on your home decorating site to rank well for “Tibetan Rugs”. There are a lot of people who would title that page “Area Rugs for your home”, and then write an article all and mention “hand-made rugs” and “decorative rugs” and “throw rugs,” all of which are alternate names for “Tibetan rugs.”

Then, they would add some Keyword meta tags with “Tibetan Rugs” and wait for Google to rank them.

Well, it’s not going to happen.

While Google is smart, it’s much smarter at understanding things that are clear and consistent rather than things that are vague and convoluted. And Google looks at a long list of elements on your page to figure out what your page is about.

What are those things? Well, here is a list of the 7 most important. Use your primary keyword in each of these places on your page, and Google will understand what your page is about, and rank you higher because of it.

(Note: WordPress has both “posts” and “pages” and they are similar, but different things with different properties. If we are referring to a page as being something different from a post, then we’ll refer to the page as a “WordPress Page”. If we write “page”, that means any web page, such as a post, a WordPress page, a category page, and even the home page.)

1. Title Tag
   Setting the Title Tag of each page to the main keyword for that page is the single most important thing you can do to increase your rankings. Google looks there first to discover what your page is about. If you name your page with your keyword, then WordPress will automatically set your title tag to the same thing. Nice, right?
2. Page Name
   WordPress calls the actual, physical location of a web page it’s “slug”. So, in a URL like this one, “www.MySite.com/mypost”, the “mypost” makes up the slug. If you put your major keywords in your slug, Google will “get it” about what your web page is about. When you set your post title to your keyword, WordPress will automatically set your slug to your keyword, too.
3. Your Headings & Subheadings
   Google looks at any text that stands out on a page, and the headings on a page certainly stand out. So, use your keywords in your headings. Again, WordPress helps you here, because it will automatically put a heading on your page — usually with the H2 tag — that matches the name of the page. Add subheadings to your page — at least one — and use your keyword in the subheading, along with some additional text. So, if your keyword is “Best Back Braces”, then a subheading of “Best Back Braces Can Relieve Your Pain” or “Best Back Braces Are Not Always Expensive”. Anything is fine, so long as it starts with your keyword. Usually, an H4 heading on a WordPress post is a good heading to use for this purpose.
4. Links
   Your pages all need to link to each other. But there’s a big mistake most people make when building links from one page to another: they link with words like “click here” or “that page”. Do you do that? If you do, then you are losing an opportunity to tell Google what the linked page is about. The text in your link — the technical term is the “anchor text” — tells Google what it will find if it follows the click. What would you expect to find if you followed a link called “click here”? It would be better if the link had your keywords in them. Again, WordPress comes to the rescue. When it builds links for you — either with the default menu builder or the “recent posts” widget — it uses the title of the page as the anchor text.
5. Your Meta Tags
   Lots of people don’t understand what Meta Tags are, and that’s okay. Meta tags are special parts of HTML that tell other computer systems what your page is about. The two most common are tags called “Keywords” and “Description”. What most people don’t know is that none of the major search engines look at the Keywords tag any more. But they do look at your description, and they even sometimes use that text for your Google listing. So, be sure to write a short description that uses your main keyword once or twice — especially as the first words in your description — along with some compelling text that helps someone decide to click from Google on to your page for more information.
6. Your Text
   Okay, this one may seem obvious, but it’s unfortunately not as obvious as I thought it was. I’ve seen pages that had nothing but images on them. I’ve seen pages about “Tibetan Rugs” that never used those two words on the page. I’ve even seen pages with no content at all…and yet the owners still expect their sites to rank highly for some keyword. It’s not going to happen. But following these tips *will* get your page ranked for your keywords. 1) Use your main keywords at the start of your post or WordPress page content. 2) Use it in the middle once or twice or more if it’s a long page. 3) And then use your keyword again in the last paragraph at least once or twice. Look, if the post is about Tibetan Rugs, it ought to at least say those words. Also: 4) Boldface your keyword once in your post, 5) italicize your keyword once in your post, use a keyword as a link back to the page once in your post, with your keyword as the Title of the link. Yes, you want to do ALL of that
7. Images
   No, Google still cannot read your images and know what they mean. However, HTML does have other “attributes” for images that Google can read — and will. So you may as well stack the deck in your favor and use them all. 1) First, name the image itself using your keywords. If the image is a beautiful red rug that your camera named DCIM3343, then don’t name the picture “DCIM3343.jpg” when you upload it to your site. Instead, name it “Red-tibetan-rug.jpg.” 2) At the same time, set the “alt tag” for that image to your keywords, too. (What is an alt tag? It’s text that is displayed to your user when the image is not available. Google uses it to help figure out what to show in an image search.) You can set the Alt tags by right-clicking an image after you’ve added it to your WordPress Post or WordPress Page. 3) If you can set a caption for your photo, put your keywords there. And finally, set a “Title” attribute using your keywords, too. (As a conversion bonus, make the image a link, and link to your product sales page, or to an affiliate link for a product related to that keyword. People ALWAYS click images, and you’ll make a few extra bucks this way.)

Now, most of these things are very easy to do in WordPress. In fact, as we’ve mentioned, WordPress handles most of these settings for you automatically, and the ones that are not handled automatically can easily be handled with a Free Plugin.

We recommend you take a look at the All-In-One SEO Plugin. Just log into your admin page on your WordPress site. Go to the Plugins menu, and choose “Add New.” Search for “All in one SEO” and you’re well on your way.

You’ll find settings in there for the things that WordPress does not handle automatically, including your home page meta tags, and meta tags for your categories, too.

Here’s the bottom line…

Your very first step in trying to get more traffic is to make it EXTREMELY CLEAR what your web page — and your entire web site — are all about. Take advantage of every opportunity to logically place your keywords in places where they belong. Once Google knows what your site is about, it will more readily rank your site when people search for your topics.

This article is reprinted from ACMEtraffic.com. To learn more about SEO for WordPress sites.

(To peek ahead, click here)

Start by asking yourself:

Are you TOO BUSY and STRESSED OUT?

Why is it that almost everyone we know seems to be running around like CHICKENS with their heads cut off — busier and more stressed than ever, but not getting enough done?

You know…

• That exhausted feeling you get when you’re working much too hard, with too little payoff.
• You start to work on one thing, and feel like you should be working on a million others.
• Even simple tasks seem like they take forever.
• Unexpected complications are always showing up at the wrong time.
• You can’t keep a train of thought going, because you have 50 important things all trying to keep your attention at the same time.

And the SORRY, SAD PUNCHLINE is…

• You write to-do lists, but you need a to-do list to keep track of all your other to do lists.

The truth is, YOU’RE SWAMPED, yet you find yourself procrastinating too much.  You check your email, Twitter, and Facebook accounts too much.  And you do everything you can — everything EXCEPT making progress on your projects.

If you ask Jim Stone, he’ll tell you it boils down to one thing.

* COMPLEXITY *

The world is getting more and more complex.  And we’re not equipped to deal with it.

And the scary part is — it’s only getting worse.

So, is there anything we can do about it?

DEFINITELY!

Jim is a PhD, but in his free ebook, he’s converted all that complexity into something you can appreciate far better.

* SIMPLICITY *

Download Jim’s book here (free). Set aside a little “ME TIME” and read it.

You will breathe EASIER, SLOWER, and more RELAXED once you learn Jim’s methods for managing all of the demands that people place on you, and that you place on yourself.

Take care of yourself.

–Mark Widawer

P.S. Feel free to forward this message to any of your friends who are also feeling a bit overwhelmed these days. Oh, and I don’t mind telling you that Jim also has a delightful little piece of software that makes handling all of these competing needs easy.

As for you, go here now to download Jim’s free no-stress ebook.

Then relax.

-M

NOTE: See my compensated affiliate notice here: http://www.trafficandconversion.com/my-ftc-compensated-affiliate-notice/

Well, what would it be like to watch your Google ranking creep up and up every day for a while…

…and then to watch your rankings, your traffic, and your site’s profits steadily decline to near zero?

Here’s how to avoid that.

http://budurl.com/hl7r

It’s a new WordPress Plugin I’ve been working on with my friend Dan Nickerson. It helps you do three very important things.

1) It puts fresh, relevant and related content on every page of your WordPress blog — totally automatically, each and every day.

2) It avoids any duplicate content issues

3) And it actually causes Google to come index your site more often, and rank your site higher.

Oh, and it is absolutely NOT a robot of any kind that puts junk content on your site.

I won’t say more, except that we are looking for “Beta Testers” in the hopes that we get lots of rave reviews. And because you’re part of the pre-release test, it’s ridiculously cheap for now.

Go see how it works and what it does on the short 7 minute video here:

http://budurl.com/hl7r

To Your Success,

–Mark

P.S. The plugin is being offered in the Warrior Forum’s Special Offers section. If you’ve never seen the Warrior Forum, you’re in for a treat. Go see the video now:

http://budurl.com/hl7r

Oh, and if you’re wondering why you haven’t heard from me in a while, I’ll clue you in on that real soon. Thanks for caring.

–Mark