94 Comments

• At 2009.05.28 00:27, Corinne said:
  

  I never take the time to tell you, but I watch and read everything you send to me and yes I even learn stuff too. I want to thank you for all the lessons and tips.

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  • At 2009.05.28 00:39, Eric said:
    

    you’re very welcome

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• At 2009.05.28 01:02, Gary said:
  

  Eric,

  I Really enjoyed this one especially!

  I’ve always been drawn to things visually and even remember back in the day trying to make all my ebay listings stand out better than my competitors through graphics!

  Your EcoverEngine looks like an Excellent product and I can’t wait to get a copy! It diffently has a lot more options than other similar programs I’ve seen and a much much better price as well!…Thanks!

  

  Put Your Website Traffic on 100% Automation. Learn How with A Free Membership at:
  http://www.InstantTrafficPaysites.com

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  • At 2009.05.28 01:54, Eric said:
    

    Cool thanks Gary!

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• At 2009.05.28 01:07, mohd ariff said:
  

  Hi Erics,
  Thanks & you has given us given us confidence
  on this business, always.
  We are interested on the ugly site that you
  had shown us, its sound good to us, that kind
  of site could make $2K/mth.
  We need to you share on this simplest site
  how its could generated money & does all
  sites that generating money need to be
  licensed

  Regards, Mohd

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  • At 2009.05.28 01:58, Eric said:
    

    It was simply an information product (ebook), which is exactly the type of business I am teaching to build in these lessons.

    One other thing that I should have mentioned…

    Even though that ugly site was making money, it is quite possible that it could have made more money if it was a nicer looking website. You would have to split test designs to determine something like that. Also, a site shouldn’t be ugly just for the sake of being ugly. After all, there are plenty of ugly sites that don’t make a dime. It would need to be “strategically ugly”. In other words, you would still need to apply various marketing principles to it.

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• At 2009.05.28 01:49, Prince of Andalus said:
  

  lucky, i can design my site’s graphic myself…

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• At 2009.05.28 02:03, Bette said:
  

  Thanks. Getting appropriate images is my biggest problem. You have helped.

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• At 2009.05.28 03:22, Sales Letter Graphics said:
  

  Graphics can be very important, especially for product graphics because they increase the perceived value of products. However, you may want to test your pages with and without graphics because I have heard that they sometimes can hurt your conversions.

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• At 2009.05.28 03:26, Ray Karsen said:
  

  Hi Eric

  Good to have you back. Thanks for all the really useful tips and info.

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• At 2009.05.28 03:32, world wide weller said:
  

  Eric, you always seem to hit the details man, , , thanks!

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• At 2009.05.28 04:26, Roy Kuruvila said:
  

  Eric,
  Thank you for your great tips.
  Ecover Engine and Istock Photo were really helpful. I was nearly going to spent $97 for an eCover software.
  Are you covering any basic tutorial on GIMP?

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  • At 2009.05.28 11:50, Eric said:
    

    I’m not planning a tutorial on gimp, as I’m not a user of the program. But they do have a lot of documentation at:
    http://docs.gimp.org/2.6/en/

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  • At 2009.05.31 23:40, Mel said:
    

    Hi, I designed my web logo using GIMP. The tutorials on the site Eric gives are really good, also try gimp-tutorials.net. GIMP can take a bit to get used to but once you do, you find yourself using it all the time.

    I have no graphic design background, so my logo is pretty ameteur but hey, it was free and I did it myself!

    Also, check out photoshop tutorials. While the programmes are different, there are some similarities and the photoshop tutorials can give you an idea of what you can do in GIMP.

    I also found somewhere a tutorial on designing ebook covers in GIMP, but I can’t find it now.

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• At 2009.05.28 04:46, Katharine said:
  

  Hi Eric I love your lessons, they always seem to come at the perfect time, I was just wondering about ebook covers! My site has just had a re-vamp I would love to know your thoughts! Its only been live a few days but so far the ‘ugly’ site sold better!
  Thanks for your tips and the great humanitarian work you do.

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• At 2009.05.28 06:32, Dave said:
  

  I did all the design myself on my first site.My header was a simple rectangle with added photos. I try to add photos to all of my posts as this draws the attention of the reader…I will not build an ugly site intentionally.. better to spend a little more time and effort to do a site that is pleasing to the eye.. that is my opinion.

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• At 2009.05.28 06:33, Travis Campbell said:
  

  This is a great example Eric. I have been guilty of getting too hung up on fancy graphics and pretty webpages, not necessary to sell and profit online. That said, graphics is a great way to make a professional impression, and to brand your business.

  As for free images, Flickr is a great resource for creative commons graphics, you only have to site them when using their graphics.

  While it is not directly related, 99designs.com is a great way to get a design you are happy with. 99designs.com is a place where designers compete, and you vote and interact as they submit and revise designs. That is where our site logo came from.

  Thanks for putting this together.

  -Travis

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• At 2009.05.28 07:25, Bill Walker said:
  

  I find all of your tips to be very useful and appreciate your honesty. My main problem has always been: how do I get traffic? I’ve read many things about the subject and tried them but it still is a mystery to me.

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  • At 2009.05.28 11:51, Eric said:
    

    Basically you have three options…

    -buy it
    -work for it
    -”borrow” it

    I’ll be covering traffic in depth later in the lessons.

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    • At 2009.05.28 12:56, Gary said:
      

      Can’t wait for your Traffic lessons Eric…I feel the same way Bill does a lot of the time & PPC just seems to expensive for a newbie.

      Gary

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  • At 2009.05.28 22:23, Kwame said:
    

    Continuous Targeted Traffic = article marketing.
    You can write yourself, you can hire people to write for you, you can use software like Dragon Naturally Speaking to write the articles.
    It takes some time to get the traffic flowing but when it starts and you keep adding more articles on continuous bases you will get traffic.

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• At 2009.05.28 08:03, Edward said:
  

  Hi Eric

  Can a website just be plain and have good content but not ugly or really pretty and still make money?

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  • At 2009.05.28 11:52, Eric said:
    

    Absolutely. That’s sort of what I was trying to imply, when I was talking about going for a “minimalist” approach. Most of my sites are just average looking. Not ugly, but not a lot of fancy graphics either.

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• At 2009.05.28 08:46, Graham in U.K. said:
  

  Hi Eric
  Yet another good informative video!
  For my first site, I was worried about using common images ‘off the net’ and a ‘free’ header or template - so my site is all my own and I only used my photos and did my own header using Photoshop. Yes it did take a long time to do - but hey - it’s unique - so no worries about copyright for me!!
  (I also think my site looks more personal)
  regards
  Graham in UK

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• At 2009.05.28 09:12, Richard said:
  

  Cheers Eric, awesome information again as usual.

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• At 2009.05.28 11:17, Lesa Snider said:
  

  Great tips Eric! Aside from being a Photoshop author, I’m the Chief Evangelist of iStockphoto. I’d love to offer all of your readers 10 free high-resolution images — no string attached! All they have to do is go to this link and sign up:

  http://www.istockphoto.com/lesasnider

  It’s a great resource!

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• At 2009.05.28 11:23, Innocent said:
  

  Thanks Eric for another very educative video. I have actually been wondering if my site is not too plain to be taken seriously by my visitors before your lesson came.

  I’m really amazed to see the sites you showed that were, and are still turning in thousands of dollars, even though they are plain.

  With what you have shown, I think the most important thing is to concentrate on providing exactly what people need, rather than worrying about having a flashing site without real value, if I’m wrong please correct me - I’m your humble student.

  I really appreciate your teachings and the recommendations on where to get images, and how to design ecovers in this one. Thanks!

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  • At 2009.05.28 11:53, Eric said:
    

    you are right… focus on what people want and need

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• At 2009.05.28 11:46, Carmelo Humphrey said:
  

  Hi Eric, Carmelo here I enjoyed a lot your teaching and appreciate everything I learn daily…I need some help in setting my wp blog…I set my wp site (gear theme) and start doing some plug in installations and changing the settings and now the side bar links do not work. When I click the sidebar links it gives a message saying that the page cannot be found…Please where I can find some help.
  Carmelo

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  • At 2009.05.28 11:55, Eric said:
    

    You can find free help in the forums at:
    http://wordpress.org/support/

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• At 2009.05.28 13:37, Jeri said:
  

  Hi Eric,

  Excellent video! I would like to add another free photo site, Stock Exchange can be found at: http://sxc.hu/index.phtml
  Here is my photo gallery. http://www.sxc.hu/gallery/jmgray

  I always look forward to your videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to make them.
  (I hope you will be covering how to make screen casts in an up coming video.)

  Kind Regards,
  Jeri

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  • At 2009.05.28 18:01, Jason Stanley Marshall said:
    

    Great resource… this is my favorite because they have great free images as well as paid.

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• At 2009.05.28 16:35, Ginny Walker said:
  

  Thank you Eric! This was so helpful.

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• At 2009.05.28 18:45, Max Miller said:
  

  Great lesson.

  We tried free photos when we first put our site together. Mistake. We found a better photo site and paid a reasonable price for our images. What a difference a few well spent dollars can make.

  Thank you for the source info.

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• At 2009.05.28 20:48, Valentin said:
  

  Hi Eric,

  Cools stuff !!

  Please allow me to have 2 small “point” to be added to this post :

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXOtTgQjWpU

  Thanks (again) for your (again) intersting post.

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• At 2009.05.28 20:54, Anthony said:
  

  Hey Eric,

  I have been following your lessons since lesson #1 and have gained quite a bit of knowledge and practical advice. Congrats on your new pics sites.

  I know this is off topic but I was wondering what year you officially got your internet marketing career started?? I’m not sure you have mentioned that before. You seem to have come a long way in a short time. I know Ewen Chia has been at it for about a dozen years now and I also follow him along with Chris Rempel and Stan Stuchinski. You guys are all straight up guys. lol

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  • At 2009.05.28 21:00, Eric said:
    

    Officially I started in 1999, so I’ve been around the web for awhile
    But I did not go full time until 2003.

    I built my business largely by trial and error. The point of these lessons is to shorten the learning curve for you, and shave years of trial and error off of the process.

    Yeah Ewen and Chris are good guys. I have not seen Stan’s stuff but I’ll take your word for it.

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• At 2009.05.28 22:21, Jimmy Lim said:
  

  I am still waiting for LESSON #41, Eric. Please help me because it did not go to my email yesterday. Thanks!

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• At 2009.05.28 23:56, Anthony said:
  

  Cool Thanks! By the way I also love the France Shots!

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• At 2009.05.29 07:38, Ulla MM H said:
  

  Great teaching. I love your straght forward simple way to teach.. this is of great value for me… thanks a lot

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• At 2009.05.29 22:06, Ervin said:
  

  Hi there Eric,, i have been following you since last summer and i have got my little blog live on the web now.
  I apreciate all these info that you always share, and who knows some day we may bump each other on one of my vacation trips like you do once i have established my virtual real estate and have that financial freedom that you have..
  Thanks and God bless always….

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• At 2009.05.30 10:49, Michaela said:
  

  Hi! Eric, that software is what I was looking for a long time, it realy is an easy and usefull one. Thanks a lot.
  Gary is right, now the traffic will be the next big must have under our belt…
  Thanks so much, I enjoy all your tips, videos, and comments, they a rich in facts as well
  Michaela

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  • At 2009.05.30 10:59, Eric said:
    

    Yes, I remembered you were one of the people who had asked for something like this months ago. So I had you in mind for this lesson

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  • At 2009.05.30 16:39, Anonymous said:
    

    Hi Michaela,
    I sent you an IM on Twitter…hope you get it!
    PS: Guess I better order the Ecover Software before I forget!
    Take Care,
    Gary

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• At 2009.05.30 16:40, Gary said:
  

  Oopps…thats my message above

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  • At 2009.06.02 19:31, Michaela said:
    

    Yes I get all your messages on twitter, actually is the easiest way to communicate at this moment.
    Regards
    Michaela

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• At 2009.05.31 03:05, Jeanette Colburn said:
  

  Dear Eric,I really enjoy reading your lessons and the comments of the people. I don’t have a web, yet.Are you going to have something on all these lessons to sell ,at the end of all your lessons? If so do you know what the price will be, yet?
  Thank you
  Jeanette

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  • At 2009.05.31 16:54, Eric said:
    

    Yes I will be including all these lessons as a part of a full home study course when I’m done making them. I don’t know the price yet.

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• At 2009.06.01 23:47, James said:
  

  I’ve got your Lesson #40 last week but Lesson #41 hasn’t arrived yet for more than 3 days and 3 nights by now. Do I have 120 Lessons in reality, Eric?

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  • At 2009.06.04 20:56, Eric said:
    

    It will be 100 lessons. I’m workin on them

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• At 2009.06.03 11:29, Henry said:
  

  Eric,

  This lesson, #40, is the last one I have received - on May 31. Have there not been any in June? Please advise.

  Thanx,
  Henry

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• At 2009.06.03 19:25, Anonymous said:
  

  WELCOME BACK ERIC!
  GREAT TO HEAR YOU TEACHING THE GREAT STUF AGAIN !

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• At 2009.06.03 23:05, Karen Juett said:
  

  Hey Eric, I have been following these tips to see if I can acquire enough understanding about starting an internet marketing business or not, before I lay out any cash. But lately, the frequency of the tips has dropped off from every day to one or two a week. I wonder if this is a marketing strategy or a time management issue.
  I’ve also been waiting for some specific information about creating or developing, or piecing together an eproduct in the tips course. Picking a topic or niche, researching the competition, etc… is all really important, not to mention very interesting. But when are you going to tell us if you write an ebook, or use public domain, or take a concept from a sucessful site and put your own spin on it, or a combination of the above. I don’t know? Please reply.

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  • At 2009.06.04 20:32, Eric said:
    

    It’s because you’re now caught up to me, and I’m still making the lessons.

    I will be covering product development very soon though!

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• At 2009.06.04 10:55, Anthony said:
  

  Eric I have not recived any more lessons as of may 31st. What happened?

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  • At 2009.06.04 20:20, Eric said:
    

    I’m still making the lessons The next one will be posted soon.

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• At 2009.06.04 22:27, LESSON #41: How to Put a Video on Your Website | Eric’s Tips said:
  

  […] the previous lesson, we talked about how to obtain and add graphics to your […]

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• At 2009.06.05 03:04, Liz said:
  

  Is it possible that if you have to do a restore you can go to a point before you are registered for updates from a site? Just an idea Anthony.

  Eric’s lessors are always the greatest. I have been a fan of Eric’s lessons a long time. Recently thou I started going back over them and Im missing lessons 10-11-12. Lessons 7-8-9 were in june 2008 but 9-10-11 are not in july, any idea on this Eric? Please do not run out of space we all need these lessons. And now that I am really looking at retirement I really need them, please help.

  Thanks
  Liz

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• At 2009.06.07 12:04, Lloyd said:
  

  Eric thanks for the great tip.

  I also purchased your Ecover Engine, which I plan on using to create my eBook covers.

  I would like to focus a little bit on eBooks, if you don’t mind and ask you and your audience, if anyone is aware of a good eBook Store Script that I can easy integrate into my website?

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• At 2009.06.21 18:26, fatimah said:
  

  Hi Eric,

  Thank you for your useful information always. Yes I like Istockphoto too but most of the times I take photos from google image, can I do that?
  Thanks

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  • At 2009.06.21 19:51, Eric said:
    

    No you should not take images from Google images and use them on your website. Those images belong to other people.

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• At 2009.06.27 17:33, vaughn said:
  

  hi eric,my question is how do you put a fully functional shopping cart on a website?

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  • At 2009.06.28 22:41, Eric said:
    

    There are many different shopping cart solutions. Paypal has an integrated cart, which may be the one of the easiest options… but then of course you’re limited to accepting Paypal.

    Some of the most popular carts for internet marketers are 1shoppingcart, and Infusion, largely due to their integrated affiliate program management features. With those carts, most marketers use their own merchant account through a provider such as authorize.net.

    There are also a number of free shopping cart scripts, such as the ones included in Fantastico (within Cpanel for most web hosts).

    I realize that doesn’t exactly answer your question of how to implment it, but hopefully it will give you some places to look.

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• At 2009.07.11 10:40, Frank Olivares said:
  

  Hello Eric
  I purchased the Ecover product and have not received the link for the download. I’ve used the help option but have not rec’d any response, can you help? Thx

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  • At 2009.07.11 10:55, Eric said:
    

    Just sent it to you via the helpdesk. Thanks

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    • At 2009.09.13 13:01, Claudia said:
      

      Hi Eric…I did not get a link either…at least I can’t find it anywhere…could you send it to me?

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      • At 2009.09.24 01:34, Micah said:
        

        Hello Claudia,

        Will you please submit a quick support ticket at:
        http://www.ericsupport.com/

        We’ll be able to send you your download links right away!

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• At 2009.07.25 09:09, Revat said:
  

  Hi,
  Nice information
  Thanks.

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• At 2009.08.07 15:49, ADO IDRIS said:
  

  Please Eric how do i get the content to put on my web site and how do i get the link of my affiliate?Thanks.

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  • At 2009.08.14 16:10, Micah said:
    

    Hello Ado,

    You can get content from inexpensive membership sites like this one:
    http://www.monthlywebcontent.com/

    Your affiliate link can typically be found when you log into your affiliate account, but you can always contact your affiliate manager for assistance.

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• At 2009.08.18 18:21, dyuane said:
  

  Hi,
  thanks again Eric.
  Dyuane

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• At 2009.09.06 10:14, robert said:
  

  thanks for your rapid reply to my ticket request.same hour service never though i would see that on the net.great job micah

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  • At 2009.09.06 20:09, Micah said:
    

    Thanks Robert,

    Glad to be of help!

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• At 2009.09.10 11:39, Claudia said:
  

  Hi Eric,
  I’m working on my blog in Wordpress and on the left sidebar there is something called a BLOGROLL ….can you explain that? Also, how do I get rid of the stuff in the magins that says “Development Blog” and all of that? Do I edit that out of the php by hand?

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  • At 2009.09.24 01:52, Micah said:
    

    Hello Claudia,

    The blogroll is a convienient link list of your own favorite blogs that you wish to share with your readers.

    You may control the information that appears in the sidebars from within your WordPress admin panel under the “Widgets” section.

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• At 2009.09.11 09:17, Claudia said:
  

  Hi Eric, I figured out the widgets and plugins a bit more so I see how you add and subtrack things from the sidebar. I have a question for you…..
  What login pulgin do you use…or what kind of membership scheme do you think is best??

  I would like for people to register to be able
  to comment…and I want some people to actually post their own articles …how can I set that up in wordpress?

  Thanks for your advice!

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  • At 2009.09.24 02:02, Micah said:
    

    Hello Claudia,

    We like to make it very easy for people to engage in discussion on the blog, so we don’t choose settings that make people jump through too many hoops to be able to post. That does invite a lot more spam though, so we use the Askimet spam filter to screen out most if it!

    Here is the direct link to the WordPress support for the best help:
    http://wordpress.org/support/

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• At 2009.09.13 12:57, Claudia said:
  

  Hi Eric, Hope your feeling well again and your trip to Belize was a success. Thanks for making the offer to raise money for such a good cause. I hope that I can help more when I get going…I think that is something everyone should want to do and I believe in giving at least 10% to help others…I see you are giving 110%!!! I hope to do that too when I can.
  I have a BIG question…
  How do you know when you are done with a site for awhile?? Do you follow a checklist? I’ve put up a few sites now…5 sites…and now I have more to work on…but once I do the physical setting up which I think is fun…I’m feeling stuck and alone. I’m writing a few articles and posting them but nothing really is happening. My company site is
  a review of everything I am doing…products and other things I find interesting…Should I have my company site have links to all the other sites I am putting up and then use Traffic Sage to push traffic to my company site?? I’m lost on what would work best…I don’t have the budget to pay for traffic generation to 15 sites….
  What say you???

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  • At 2009.09.28 11:32, Eric said:
    

    There are generally 3 reasons why I would temporarily or stop developing or marketing a website…

    1) if I’m happy with it’s income and want to just let it “coast” for awhile on autopilot.

    2) if I’ve determined that it’s not going to be profitable.

    3) if I have other priorities that will make more money.

    This business may require a lot of patience as you’re getting started. Free traffic sources like article marketing can take a lot of time to start seeing results. You’ll gain more insight when we get to the traffic lessons.

    you could link your company site to your other sites, and focus on marketing the company site… but that may or may not be an optimal way to market your sites. With Traffic Sage, you would want to focus on whatever site you want to improve your SEO for (better search result rankings).

    So a batter strategy might be to focus on one website (ideally the one where you’re selling your own product and/or generating a list), and then when it is profitable you will be able to afford the time and money to expand your business by shifting your focus (or outsourcing) to the next site.

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• At 2009.09.25 21:23, Gurjit Singh said:
  

  Dear Eric,
  Your Tips are very good for internet business and web design. As graphic and picture play a major role in web design as I am a developer
  Also I have a picture and graphic web site FreeFotoFul.com to Download Free pictures and graphics to Use on website and Blogs.
  I have developed software, soon I will upgrade to FreeFotoFul.com and I will upload thousand and thousand of more pictures.
  Also I will provide a Free picture hosting service, to upload your pictures
  Thank You.

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• At 2009.10.23 10:28, Fraser Taylor said:
  

  Just bought ecover engine with resell amazing package just put together to sites too, happy days. Just need the lessons about find traffic now :>)

  http://www.seeificanfindit.com/Ecover-Engine/

  http://www.seeificanfindit.com/Sales-Letter-Creator/

  any feedback on these appreciated.

  regards

  Fraser Taylor

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• At 2009.11.10 20:47, Best Man Speech said:
  

  Eric

  Does ecover engine work on mac or is it windows based? (or both?)

  John

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  • At 2009.11.11 15:07, Eric said:
    

    It is for Windows only.

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    • At 2009.11.11 17:52, Best Man Speech said:
      

      Ok Thanks

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• At 2009.11.16 17:54, Adam said:
  

  Hey Eric, Your Tips are great!
  Also, wondering how “The Perfect Storm Product” is working for you?

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  • At 2009.11.26 03:19, Eric said:
    

    So far so good… it’s certainly not the backbone of an overall traffic strategy or anything, but it’s a nice tool and it is bringing me some extra traffic. And I wouldn’t want to use it in many situations, but particularly for links that would otherwise go unmonetized (like sharing news on twitter) it’s a good solution.

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• At 2010.01.08 23:33, I Putu Suandra said:
  

  thanks for your information

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• At 2010.02.23 14:17, Dave said:
  

  Eric,

  I like the Ecover Engine. Is this a product you created? If so, can it be marketed in an affiliate deal?

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  • At 2010.02.28 22:21, Eric said:
    

    Actually I private labeled it. I am adding it to my affiliate program for Eric’s Tips, and you will be able to promote it through clickbank. Thanks

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• At 2010.03.01 09:03, Dave said:
  

  Hi Eric,

  Thanks so much for taking the time to answer. I’ll look you up in clickbank in a couple of days.

  Be Well,
  Dave

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• At 2010.03.01 12:44, Walter said:
  

  Eric,

  I’m good at pictures and graphics so would a site like the Design Guru or ecoverninja be a good idea or would it be too completive.

  Would it be profitable to use my love for storytelling into a Niche for example “Dog tales” or “Rusty and the Lost Boys” kind of thing?

  I love art and things but need to earn money and don’t want to waste time barking up the wrong tree. (Story of my life)
  Thanks, Walt

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  • At 2010.03.01 13:49, Eric said:
    

    The freelancer realm is very competitive. But it really just depends if that’s what you WANT to do.

    If you want to be a graphics guy, and you have the skills to pay the bills, then you should go for it. Just keep in mind what I talked about in lesson #6:
    http://www.ericstips.com/tips/lesson6/

    If you’re self-employed rather than a business owner, you will be limiting your earning potential and you may still feel like you have a job.

    In terms of story telling, I would probably not integrate it into an information product, but it could work well for your sales letter. Sales letters (or videos ) that tell stories are often the most effective ones.

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• At 2010.03.05 21:34, Dr. Sunny Obazu-Ojeagbase said:
  

  There is no question about it, Eric, you are a great teacher!

  Kindly tell me, which of your courses covers all the stuff that you are sharing here that I could buy? Or do you have a transcript of this video course or a combination of both?

  Thank you for sharing freely. Your contribution is highly appreciated!

  Dr. Sunny Obazu-Ojeagbase

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  • At 2010.03.08 01:50, Eric said:
    

    The complete course will be available in a few months, with transcripts, and I will announce it to all Eric’s Tips subscribers

    Thanks

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