Archive for August, 2008



By James Martell

You Can Gain and Maintain “Top 10 Rankings” at Google with a Proven Systematic Approach to ‘Inbound Link’ Development

FREE “SEO for NON-TECHIES” MP3 Mini-Course Offers A Systematic Approach to Developing Inbound Links

If you’re like most webmasters, you find yourself hopelessly confused about what it takes to get “top 10 rankings” with Google and the other search engines.

That’s because the search engines of today, especially Google, have evolved and simply using old search engine optimization strategies is like banging your head against the wall.

Worry not. There is some good news here. In fact, it’s easier than ever today to achieve a top 10 ranking at the search engines. You simply have to know what to do and how to go about it.

You see, the key to search engine success is to utilize a systematic effort to develop inbound links to your website and then make it an ongoing part of your business.

The search engines determine where pages on your site reside by analyzing the backlinks, also known as inbound links, to that page. These backlinks are absolutely critical if you want your site to obtain top 10 rankings, where it will be seen by a targeted, qualified audience that is already searching for your information and your products.

And, contrary to popular belief among webmasters, keyword density is not the way to climb the search engine ladder. In fact, using too many keywords can get you into hot water with the search engines and cause your site to be pushed down the search engine ladder and not up!

This point is worth repeating: It’s a false assumption that keyword density is the catalyst for higher search engine rankings.

The truth is that search engines now look very little at the keywords on your page when determining where a page ranks, but instead place much more weight on the other pages where links to your site reside.

This means that the inbound links to your website are constantly being analyzed by Google and the other search engines and if they are on pages of little or no value, the search engines simply don’t give your site “credit” for these links; hence, they are practically useless.

Of course, if you’re like most webmasters, this comes as a complete surprise. Or, if this is something you understand, you may be unsure about how to get quality inbound links and find yourself scratching your head in utter dismay.

In a nutshell, it’s like this: every other site that links to you is like a favourable vote or nod of approval to the search engines, attesting to your site’s credibility and overall trustworthiness. This explains why, for a page to be considered valuable (and be ranked high) by Google or the other search engines, it must first prove itself by having other high-ranking sites link to it.

These links are just “votes” in your sites favor.

Putting this to Work For You: 5 Things You Must Know

To get more traffic to your website and achieve the top 10 rankings every Webmaster is looking for, your site’s pages must:

  1. Showcase
    content that is well-researched, well-written and provides valuable
    information to the visitor;

  2. Lead off with a
    strong headline that piques your site visitor’s interest (and includes
    keywords you want that page to rank for);

  3. Boast
    keyword-rich title tags (once in your browser, look in the top left corner
    of your screen to see the title tag, which should include the keyword you
    want the page to rank for each page);

  4. Include
    accurate, detailed 25-30-word META descriptions that explain exactly what
    the page is about; and

  5. Have quality inbound links pointing back
    to it from high-ranking sites that the search engines already know and
    trust.

You can easily achieve all five of these, and develop your own successful inbound link building campaign one of two ways by simply following the directions outlined a my new “SEO for Non-Techies” mp3 mini-course which is available free of charge.

Delivered directly to your inbox every day for six days, allowing you to listen to it on-the-go, while on your commute to and from the office, while you workout at the gym or even as you relax at your home desktop, this informative free course was created for webmasters with little time and little technical skills.

As other Webmasters have found, you can expect SEO for Non-Techies audio course to really cut through the clutter and the hype associated with search engine optimization and provide you with a proven step-by-step strategy that, when implemented, can be counted on to help your website achieve top 10 rankings from the search engines.

The mp3 mini-course really simplifies the steps of ON-page and OFF-page optimization, and shows exactly how you can gather trusted backlinks to your website, saving you immeasurable amounts of time, money, and frustration.

The

“Do It Yourself SEO” for NON-TECHIES mp3 mini-course
is the perfect solution for the webmaster who is comfortable learning from audio instruction and, while most webmasters find this teaching solution to be enough, those webmasters who prefer a more interactive, classroom-style approach turn to the online Backlinks Workshop for a more interactive, more hands-on approach.

The Backlinks Workshop allows webmasters to work with me directly live and in-person via my engaging, full-color, media-rich online conference room to better understand my proven PAD technique, search engine optimization and more.

For more information, and to download your copy of the “SEO for NON-TECHIES” mp3 mini-course for FREE, visit:

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About the Author

James Martell is a successful publisher, natural search expert and the author of the best-selling Affiliate Marketers Handbook. James lives with his wife Arlene and four children in a beautiful little seaside community called White Rock, a suburb of Vancouver, BC, Canada. James has been earning his living online ever since he was introduced to the world of online publishing by a good friend back in the summer of 1999. James enjoys the freedom of working from his home and setting his own schedule and can usually be found most days at his local coffee house down on the beach in White Rock working on his laptop or out cruising in his 1965 Shelby Cobra S/C replica.

Space Shuttles Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour 1/200 Scale SetOne of the biggest obstacles with my internet business is that I easily get sidetracked. Actually this applies to both of us as Wanda is an even bigger offender than I am.

I would be working on a blog post one minute and then the next minute I would be downloading yet another ebook which of course was going to make me millions.

I have no idea how I could go from writing a blog post, which of course was now half finished, to downloading and reading an ebook but I think it went something like this:

Hey, I’m typing my next blog post – this one is going to be great and get me on the front page of Digg for sure. This is going to be so good, just wait till everyone hears about Google developing their own manned spacecraft and sending Matt Cutts to the moon…

Hang on, is that the phone ringing?…no it’s the dog barking…now why would I think the phone ringing sounds like the dog barking?…wait, what was I doing? That’s right, I was writing a blog post about Matt Cutts going to the moon…Gee, I’m so lucky knowing Matt Cutts well enough that he would give me exclusive rights to this story.

Now I had better get that date right because we don’t want people turning up at Cape Canaverel on the wrong day…I had better head over to Google to do a bit of research…

I love Google, their search engine is great….so what was I researching again?…oh yeah, something to do with Google and the moon…

So I had better type in ‘when is matt cutts going to the moon alice’ and I’ll use quotes just to get a better result. Hang on, that’s not right, let’s take out ‘alice’ and try again…

Hmmm, not really what I was after…maybe I should try that without quotes….nope still nothing…but then I guess if I’m the first one to release the story then it won’t be on the internet yet…doh!…

But hang on what’s that? That Google ad looks interesing…”You too can make millions online with just one minute of work per day”…I might just click on that and see what it’s all about…

So know you can see why I would be reading an eBook instead of writing up the next biggest news story since Paris Hilton choked on her coffee.

Now this is obviously just a bit of fun but it’s not too far from the truth. It’s easy to get sidetracked when you work online. But it is not always the internet that can distract people from their online business. Outside distractions can also be a problem with family and friends taking advantage of your free time…or what they perceive to be free time…since according to them, since you are at home, you are not really working.

If you are serious about your online business then your family and friends need to realise this. If you think about it, if you were working full-time for someone else, then you wouldn’t be able to have a two hour lunch everyday, or take your kids out for the day or head off to the shops at a moments notice. You would most likely be focused on what you were told to do.

If you are home full-time and running a business then you should treat it the same way you would as if you were working for someone else. This means setting aside hours of the day to work and sticking to it regardless of what family and friends are wanting of you.

This isn’t to say that you should be a slave to your work. The whole point of working from home is that it allows you the freedom to come and go as you want without someone telling you what you should and shouldn’t do but if it becomes more about doing what you want and less about the business then there is something seriously wrong and you need to refocus.

I have been forced to stay focused for the mere fact that I literally have a short amount of time to get everything I need done. That’s not to say I am perfect by any means. I still get sidetracked but I have become more aware of it and can get back on track a lot quicker than I used to.

Here are some techniques you can use to stay focused:

1. Set up a daily task list.
This should really be done the night before or in the morning. Don’t prepare too far in advance as it becomes too easy to forget.

2. Allocate time periods to your work.
As you sit down to work allocate a period of time that you will have to perform the first task on your list. For instance, if I am going to write a blog post, I might allow myself two hours to complete it – that includes research and writing. Keep an eye on the time to ensure you are staying on track. Better yet download free alarm software to alert you when the first hour is up. This will get you back on track if you have veered off course.

3. Keep yourself away from family, friends and the phone.
Better yet get your family and friends together in the one spot and explain to them that from now on you will be running your business like a business which means while you are working, you can’t be disturbed unless it is an emergency. If you’ve got a spare room in your home then make this your personal office. If family are a constant distraction then assuming they are all old enough to look after themselves then keep your office door shut….locked if you have to.

4. Learn how to say ‘no’.
If you were working for someone else and a friend rang and asked you to go for coffee would you be able to jump up at a moments notice to go along? Most likely not, so why should it be any different for your business? Now this is okay every once in a while but if it becomes a daily occurrence or it interferes with your business then you are not staying focused. Learn to say no to family and friends.

5. Limit your time on Stumbleupon or Facebook or any of these social bookmarking/networking sites
Yes I know, I love them too but if you are going to use them, then allocate some specific time to them. This is best done at the end of the day when you are tired and just want to relax, not when you are wide awake and should be using that quality time for working on your business.

Don’t get too serious about all of this. Working from home is meant to be enjoyable, not a chore, but if you want to succeed you really need to work at it and stay focused.

What is a Blog and How to Get One

Do you remember back a few years when blogs were first getting going. Like a lot of people back then I thought “Oh yeah, another fad.” I was so busy with working on getting my websites ranking and spending hours getting my fledgling affiliate marketing business going that I didn’t think I had time to waste on another scheme.

Then one day I took note of what was happening and when I saw the potential in blogging I was hooked.

These days, blogs are common place simply because they are one of the easiest ways to get a website up onto the internet. You don’t require any programming or html skills so absolutely anyone can create a blog about something they are interested in. And if you take advantage of the free blogging services that are available then you don’t need to purchase a domain name or hosting service. Google just loves blogs because the content is updated on a regular basis, so a blog that is looked after by its owner has the ability to rank really well in Googles search engine.

Don’t know what a blog is? Well you are not alone. Although blogging is quite common these days, it is not always apparent to someone who has never seen a blog or used one before. With some of the templates that are in use, it is not always completely obvious that you are looking at a blog as in a many cases they can just look like a regular website.

So for those that don’t know what a blog is then here is a definition from Wikipedia that might help with your understanding:

A blog (a contraction of the term “Web log”) is a web site, usually maintained by an individual, with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. “Blog” can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog.

So that is the technical explanation now let’s break it down to make it even easier to understand.

A blog (a contraction of the term “Web log”) is a web site

I’d have to agree with this, a blog is essentially just a website and a website is essentially a group of pages which includes a home page and is managed by one or more persons. A blog works in the same way.

..usually maintained by an individual…

Unless we have some actual stats on this, we really don’t know if this is correct or not although from experience I would have to say that a large number of the blogs I’ve seen are probably maintained by an individual. On the other hand, if you check any business website these days you will most likely find a blog attached to it and this may indicate that more than one person manages the blog.

…with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video.

This is correct although I think it is lacking a bit here in that it is not just commentary or a description of events. If we take this blog post I am writing right now for instance, I wouldn’t really call this commentary or a description of events. I would call it information.

Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order.

This is one of the main characteristics of a blog that distinguishes it from regular websites. Take a look at this blog and you will see the dates at the top of each blog entry. You need to be on the home page to see this in action. The dates run in reverse order so that anything new added to this blog goes to the top of the blog home page.

“Blog” can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog.

It’s a good idea to get used to the terminology used if you are going to be developing your own blog. These are the most commonly used words and examples of each.

Blog

“I have a blog”
“I am working on my blog”
“I am adding content to my blog”.
“He has a great blog”
“I wish I had a blog”.
“I am going to blog today”

Blogger

“I am a blogger because I own a blog”.
“Bloggers are great people”

Blogging

“I spent the day blogging.”

So how do you get your own blog?

Essentially there are two ways to go about this. You can go via the free route which means you won’t have to pay a cent or if you are really serious about blogging then you can take the paid route which involves paying for a domain name and hosting.

1. Free Blogs

There are two major players that offer free blogging services:

- Blogger
- WordPress

Both allow you to create a blog quickly and easily.

Advantages

- Hey, it’s free! That has to be one big advantage.
- Free hosting
- Free domain name
- It’s easy to set up.

Disadvantages

- You are stuck with using their domain name
- You are limited as to what you can do in terms of customization
- You have to follow the Terms & Conditions as set by the blogging company

2. Paid Blogs

This involves a bit more work but in the long run it is worth it. If you are really serious about blogging then you should go via this route.

1. You will need a domain name.
2. You will need hosting – look for a hosting company that has Fantastico installed as part of your hosting package (just ask the hosting company before you purchase). With Fantastico installed you will be able to set up your WordPress blog with just a few clicks of your mouse.


Learn How Super Affiliate Bronwyn Bamber Turned Her Business Around
with James Martell‘s Proven 8-Step Approach (Part 1)

When Bronwyn Bamber joined James and countless other merchants and online publishers for Affiliate Summit, little did she know her life was about to change.

It took a chance meeting in Halifax, Nova Scotia at a small Alexander Keith’s
pub, for Bronwyn to realize that she was on the wrong side of the field, so to speak.
So, after talking to James, Arlene, and a handful of their students, Bronwyn made
the life-changing decision to resign from her job as an affiliate manager and start
her own online business as an affiliate/publisher.

Bronwyn tells listeners all about the mistakes she made as she painstakingly built her first
site and how she used James’ Affiliate Marketer’s Handbook to bring her back around
to the 8 steps, which she applied to achieve her own online success.

Listeners also hear how Bronwyn and her partner started out by working around-the-clock to get nearly 20 sites (and 5,000 pages of content) on the Net before realizing
they were doing something wrong. Frustrated and questioning her decision to workfrom home as an affiliate, Bronwyn called James.

Ready to throw in the towel, she found information in James’ Handbook about linking and refocused her efforts. She also quickly signed up for James’ Affiliate Marketer’s BootCamp, which was held in James’ hometown of White Rock, British Columbia and got the clarification on the 8 steps that she needed to “get back to the basics” and build two new sites which now generate earn her a substantial monthly income!

Affiliate Marketing Training  
   

Bronwyn talks candidly with James about the trials and tribulations and even the hard lessons she learned, such as success on the Net is based on quality and not quantity. Proof, she points out, is in the fact that two of her websites (the two she built after referring back to the Handbook and attending the BootCamp) are what bring in her jaw-dropping income.

And she credits James’ training and her work on creating high-quality links to her
site’s pages that she needs to “rank” as the real difference.

As someone who has been in the trenches and found her way to financial freedom,
what does Bronwyn advise to those of you who are just starting out and to those
of you who need a bit of help? And what does Bronwyn suggest you never, ever do?
Listen in now and hear these insider’s secrets and more – all from an online publisher
who has succeeded, despite never having built a website and having absolutely no
technical skill at all!

Way to go Bronwyn! :)

Listen to the Bronwyn Bamber interview here: Listen Now

For more information on James Martell’s affiliate marketing training, including additional complimentary Coffee Talk interviews,
click the link:

http://www.work-at-home-net-guides.com

About James Martell

James Martell, a successful affiliate marketer and natural search expert has published many dozens of sites over the years, and uniquely derives most of his traffic through natural search at the major search engines. James shares this knowledge with other webmasters in the THIRD EDITION of his highly acclaimed Affiliate Marketers Handbook,

his twice monthly Affiliate Buzz audio newsletter and his online Affiliate Marketers BootCamp where he holds classes via the Internet for those wanting to learn how to start an online business from home. James resides in a seaside community south of Vancouver, BC Canada with his wife Arlene and four children, Adam, Justin,Shelby and Victoria.

Comment from Listeners (38)

  • Bronwyn is a great example of hard work. It’s motivating to hear her success and to know that if you workhard and stay determined, you will succeed. Joe Minneapolis, MN

  • Very inspiring talk, I feel I am on the right track.

  • Most helpful. Combining James’book with “real experience” is invaluable to me! Its nice to hear her say shemade some of the same mistakes I’ve made or am making and yet succeeded beyond
    her wildest dreams! you go girl!!! Randy Rhodes, Westerville, Ohio

  • Your question for adding commentsis did I find this talk with Bronwyn Bamber interesting, informative and helpful?
    Yes, yes and yes. Interesting because I haven’t lost my scepticism and all the main strategies of a few years ago are now said to be reversed. Informative because the redirection to scale down and focus on refocusing the tactics and strategies seem sound though without serious detail. And helpful due to the fact that the only sure thing is that if you get other super affiliates and high quality incoming links to link to you you will probably earn a dime, perhaps a living… we’ll see. Rick, San Jose, USA

  • Bronwyn, thank you so much forthis valuable information. Now I can see that “PAD technique” is very importantstep to make the whole business work. I really enjoyed the coffee- talk interview.
    Thanks again. Alexander Vershinin

  • Thanks Bronwyn for sharing whatis working for you. It has pointed me in the right direction. Scott, Ladner BC

  • Bronwyn’s story is so inspiring.
    There have been many times I’ve felt like “I’ll never make it” but listening
    to Bronwyn I know that sticking to the basics I can and will! -Don Conner

  • Refreshing. Bronwyn’s honestand straight talking style is a testament to her. Like James, she is open, honestand the story she tells is pure gold dust. Thank you James, and thank you Bronwyn;
    this interview is a real pleasure to listen to and learn from. Paul GB

  • I just want to say that Bronwynwas very inspiring and confident. I myself have over 100 sites online and Ihave kind of lost focus, especially with merchants. But this call has really
    given me a boot in the right place. Writer Unknown

  • Just the information we needed.
    Bronwyn gives us a great model to follow – fun, sharing, and successful with
    her site-building…. Mike and Beth, Port Townsend, WA

  • It was terrific that the interviewwith Bronwyn was not long after her getting started. It was extremely helpful in giving insights to the start-up phase, along with the mistakes as well as the potential. I know this will shorten my learning curve tremendously. I‘ll surely be listening to this interview a number of times. James is right on target in getting to the fundamentals by asking Bronwyn to discuss the pitfalls to avoid and take the audience through a process step by step.
    Often in interviews of people who have become successful in affiliate marketing a lot of the steps
    may not be as fresh in their mind. That is not the case in this interview. By James asking for an example or to clarify a process it becomes understandable. He recaps to make sure the audience understands and by doing so reinforces the point. That is so helpful and appreciated .I came away with a much clearer idea of the process and what obstacles might be encountered and hopefully avoided as well as expectations and amazing possibilities.
    Well done I forward to the
    other Coffee Talks. Denise, Cedar Grove, NJ

  • The interview was useful and gave clarity to the issues associated with getting inbound links to a website. It was useful to hear about mistakes and how they were overcame and the importance
    that was given to trial and error as a method of learning. Clayton Palmer, Shanghai

  • This would have to be the most inspiring interview. I listen to it regularly and in fact I am listening to
    it again now. This interview keeps me focused. Paula, Australia

  • I was a bit overwhelmed with all the information in online bootcamp. Then I attended the first Coffee Talk with Bronwyn and became inspired again. I love her story, and I appreciate her sharing her insights, particularly about launching a site with 18 pages and growing it from there. As Bronwyn said, and as James has often stated, “just get that first site out there.” Regina, Denver, CO

  • The number one tip I took away from the interview that changed my PAD prospecting strategy forever, was to target similar but non competing sites. My current list is in the hundreds now
    and growing. Thanks James and Bronwyn. Leanne Tremblay, White Rock, BC

  • After going through a whole lot of second guessing myself and listening to this it seems to have gotten me back on track and instilled new confidence in myself. John, Sechelt, BC, Canada

  • Very inspiring, thanks Bronwyn.
    I have been online for a little over 12 months now and started out down the AdSense track. Twenty four sites later and just into the four figures a month I thought I was doing well. I have always said James’ Affiliate Handbook is the best product I have read since being online. Duh! Bronwyn has just re-emphasized to me I need to start practicing what I preach! Thank you Bronwyn for sharing
    your story and to you James for being one of the trustworthy guys out there.
    Dean, Atlanta, GA

  • All of the interviews in the Coffee Talk series have been great and each helpful in its own way but these two interviews with Bronwyn are really where the rubber meets the road for affiliate
    marketers. Don, Barrie, Ontario, Canada

  • A final reason for to not give up. Refreshing and straight forward. Thanks again! JT Bo, Norway

  • The interview with Bronwyn has left me with two important things to remember. One, that a regular “non-guru” person can do it if she applies the correct methods to her site building and
    promotion. Two, that I should focus my efforts on just a few proven methods – e.g. using PAD for back links. I have been hearing and reading about so many tricks and techniques that it’s so difficult to determine what actually works. Thanks, James and Bronwyn. Willie B

  • Thank you so much Bronwyn for your infectious enthusiasm, openness, and wonderful insights. One of the biggest hits of your coffee-talk series to date, James.

  • I loved this interview. Bronwyn’s story is inspiring. I appreciate her candour and her energy is infectious. Thank you. Charlotte Bradley, Ottawa, Ontario

  • As a relative newcomer to the Affiliate Marketing business, this interview was extremely informative and encouraging. Thank you for bringing folks like Bronwyn into our loop. I so enjoy listening and learning from people succeeding in this interview. Lord willing, maybe you’ll be interviewing me
    in the next few years. :) Keep up the great work! Tim W – Virginia, USA

  • The timing was awesome. I am in the middle of building my first sight and this interview was encouraging and pointed out some things I hadn’t thought about or overlooked. Great interview!
    Writer Unknown

  • Great Coffee Talk! We had the opportunity to met Bronwyn at the first Bootcamp, so we knew she is a work-holic. It is great to see that she has come so far in such a short time. She is one
    to watch. THANKS Bronwyn for sharing the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Really
    do appreciate you putting it all out there for us to learn. Gerald & Linda,
    Lafayette IN

  • Very inspiring talk, Bronwyn has definitely got this figured out. This was a real eye opener as to where
    to invest my time & effort and more importantly where not to waste my time.
    Very timely and relatable…well except the income part. Dan, Surrey BC

  • I very much enjoyed this interview with Bronwyn. I would say the biggest thing I took away from this interview, is the fact that a site could be put up in March and be so successful in November.
    I was also inspired by the story of someone who would take out a second mortgage
    on her house and then give herself a year to “do or die”. This lady has the guts of a river boat gambler. I realize that Bronwyn is a good business person and would probably be a success at anything she put her mind to. I also realize that any one of us could duplicate this success if we are only willing to do
    what she has done. She’s been kind enough to share exactly what she’s done.
    To sum it up I was inspired by Bronwyn’s story. Tony Pompano Beach, FL

  • I found the interview HIGHLY effective. I always appreciate it when James will ask the person he is interviewing to reiterate certain points, and in some cases request concrete real life examples
    of how certain techniques are performed. The interview with Bronwyn was particularly helpful in this manner. Sometimes I need a visual perspective so that I may grasp the concept thoroughly. I want to make sure that I have the correct “mental model” of how the technique is performed. I find that his interview process reinforces the proper “mental model” of how to go about executing various techniques.
    So far the Coffee Talks have been well worth the investment! Thank You! Christian
    Chapa, San Francisco USA

  • Refreshing, honest insight by a student who has “grabbed your training by the throat” and forged a successful affiliate publishing career. Best information: It’s all about the links first,
    then quality content. Think fewer sites, pages, & merchants, but do it “right”
    (follow the 8 steps). This is not & never will be a “static” business. Thanks
    so much Bronwyn for being a positive role model. Ed P. Chambersburg, PA, USA

  • Bronwyn’s enthusiasm is infectious!
    It’s apparent that she has worked very hard and is a “student of James’ 8 steps”.
    It sounds like the “magic pixie dust” is working smarter and following the system.
    I am looking forward to future interviews with Bronwyn and James. Congratulations
    to you both! All the Best, Joel Smith

  • I can relate to her original focus on building huge sites (that have no traffic). For me this comes from
    the fact that building a site is completely under my control. But, the best site with no traffic makes no money. She emphasized the key point, product pages on my sites need inbound links to get traffic, and then make money. I got great encouragement by hearing how Bronwyn experienced many of the same things I experienced.
    It was a great Coffee talk. Mike R. Sunrise, FL, United States

  • I just want to let you know, this has been the greatest positive shot in the arm for me since I started my online business as an affiliate. Some two months in, mainly researching day and night with my site still not seeing any page rank, and having only made $1.36 from Google’s ad sense, some doubts were starting to appear. Even though in your manual James, you warn of this likelihood. So for me the discussion between James and Bronwyn has been very timely, and I plan to trot it out again
    if ever any doubts appear again in the future. Bronwyn has blown away all the clouds of doubt for me, and reinvigorated my motivation completely. I really hope someday to be in a position financially to come across to the States and meet you all, hopefully with a success story like Bronwyn’s. Cheers, Pete, Australia

  • Bronwyn is someone worth keeping an eye on to learn, even borrow some of her special techniques. Anyone who has reached the plateau Bronwyn has in such a sort time-span is to be highly commended and watched closely. Cool interview. Writer Unknown

  • I can’t thank you enough for the invite to the Bronwyn coffee-talk. It’s exactly what I needed at this point.
    My story is very much like hers so far, having the fortune to meet you both at bootcamp, building a site, and watching it mature. Just a few weeks ago I received my first page ranking of 4 on my site. Woohoo! I’m hoping now that things will pick up and my success will increase. Hearing Bronwyn’s successes AND failures have both been equally important to me, giving me direction and
    warning simultaneously. I can relate to some of her struggles, having fumbled a few things here and there. Her knowledge, personality, and experience shared is like a beacon to me in the midst of sometimes overwhelming circumstances in progressing this business. Thanks Bronwyn! And thanks to you James and Arlene!
    All the best, – Eric Nunamaker

  • Great interview. Way to go Bronwyn…
    Ted, Issaquah WA

  • At my next visit to an affiliate related event, I’m looking for the table full of food and Bronwyn Bamber! This is one of the most helpful coffee-talks in the series! Thanks, Bobbie Grennier
    (Affiliate-Blogger.com)

  • The best coffee talk to date!
    Very inspirational and informative. It proves James point that if one is persistent,
    works hard, and pays attention to detail good things happen. Writer Unknown

  • Bronwyn is someone worth keeping an eye on to learn, even borrow some of her special techniques. Anyone who has reached the plateau Bronwyn has in such a sort time-span is to be highly commended and watched closely. Cool interview… Darryl Ruff, Kelowna, BC, Canada

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