you’re most welcome and thank you for taking the time to read and comment. It took me a while to actually get back to these basic techniques, and you know what, I was kind of surprised when it worked – lol!

I’m embarrassed to say that someone told me on day 1 (2 years ago) when I started in IM, that this was the go, and I didn’t believe them. As a consequence, I wasted a year messing around with other stuff.

Oh well, you live and learn

Thanks once again Laura

thanks so much for your kind comments. Yep, I can speak from experience, – this is what I’m doing and slowly but surely keeping it simple is getting me over many of the hurdles I had before.

Thanks for your enthusiasm

Paul

That was a typo, I was meant to say:

1) Don’t lie in your squeeze page copy bullets.

(Can a moderator amend that please, change ‘like’ to lie’ )

Thanks

That’s a cracking post and I hope lots of newbies will read it – I think they would save themselves plenty of time if they did, given that starting out in internet marketing is initially a minefield and you can easily get lured into the shiny object syndrome.

I agree with the benefits of paid traffic. After all, this is a business and setting up any business requires investment. Of course, it’s always advisable to invest cleverly, for example, do your research on who to buy solo ads from.

Thanks for sharing

Laura

thanks for commenting buddy and your point is quite right.

Time or money, or a mix of both, are the what’s needed.

Personally, I’ve sold things I don’t use any more to pay for things that speed up results.

Then, if I really wanted that thing that I sold, I can buy another one when I’ve got time to use it

Have a great day pal and all the best to you too.

Paul

thanks so much for taking the time to visit and for adding a thought provoking comment too

Apart from point number 1, which I’m not too sure how to interpret 😉 – you’ve added some excellent points for people to keep in mind when they compile their offers.

All the best buddy, and thanks again.

Paul

it’s interesting you say that. In my experience a squeeze page is best kept simple. And with that in mind, very little is required to produce a decent squeeze page. A free HTML editor like Kompozer is fine for getting a 50% converting squeeze page imo. If you’re an expert, perhaps you can drag the last 5 to 10% out of a page, but for most beginners, Id say keep it simple every time.

Thanks for commenting Clive and all the best to you pal.

Paul

thanks for the kind words as always, and can I say “it’s great to be here”. For me, List Building is my number one priority now and it’s something that I put time into every single day.

As for helping people get on track with their online efforts, my post is intended to remind them of the simple nature of the basic system. It works too – trust me 😉

All the best pal,

Paul

you are absolutely right Paul this 3 easy steps system works.

But we need time or money to get results.

And we must treat it as a business and not a hobby if you and me want to earn big.

But thanks for sharing.

All the best and see you on top.

Erwin