Best Keyword Elite 2 Bonus
With Brad Callen’s Keyword Elite 2.0 just a few hours from launch you are maybe wondering where you can find the best Keyword Elite 2 bonus package available?
No, I am not going to offer you anything myself in order to get you to purchase through my affiliate link. Instead, I thought I would quickly tell you about the best bonus I have stumbled upon.
Surely enough, both big and small marketers are offering their own bonus packages for buying Keyword Elite 2 – including everything from a bunch of PLR ebooks to more exclusive add-ons.
The guy behind the bonus package I suggest you have a look at certainly doesn’t need my help on this one, as it is none other than Chris “X” Mcneeny – the guy behind super successful products such as Affiliate Project X, Day Job Killer and Google Assassin.
He know’s his stuff however, and was probably one of the people who was able to get the most monetary benefits from the from the first version of Keyword Elite.
Regardless what you think of the man he usually has some useful tips for everybody involved in affiliate marketing. So if you are going to purchase the new version of this keyword tool anyway, you might want to check out the deal he is offering.
I have received many offers for Keyword Elite 2, but so far this is the one that I personally have found most interesting.
If you’d rather purchase from another affiliate marketer out of pure respect for that person that is of course totally cool too 
Content Will Be King In Solving Newspaper Crisis
Newspaper readers soon to be extinct?
I read an interesting editorial in the local newspaper the other day – it was about the great challenge newspapers and other printed media has to deal with in the decades to come. According to a professor emeritus of journalism, Philip Meyer, the brand of the printed newspaper has perhaps never been stronger – professional journalism of this kind is still broadly seen as very credible, responsible and intelligent – but with rapidly declining sales combined with grossly unprofitable Internet editions, the newspaper world definitely has to come up with better strategies for their online products.
I think they could have a lot to learn from smaller entrepreneurs, who have distilled various Internet marketing techniques down to an exact science. They need to get the online, Twitter-touting generation to really develop a desire for what they are offering.
Microbloggers may be the fastest online reporters right now, but those who market the professionally produced journalistic products need to emphasize that they have way more insight to offer their readers.
Ah – The Smell Of A Fresh Newspaper
I must confess that, as much as I like the web, I still thoroughly enjoy reading the paper (printed on actual paper) every morning. I guess that makes me part of an endangered species or something, as more and more people turn to the online editions of traditional newspapers these days. If they indeed read any traditional newspapers at all.
Thus a paper like the Washington Post now have more readers than ever before, yet they find it increasingly difficult to make a profit – especially online. Advertising revenue from the paper edition is going down, and selling advertising space online has proven to be very difficult to turn into a profitable business.
Here it is of course only fair to point out that even one of the most popular sites online right now, Youtube, is losing Google money by the bucketload – and Google certainly know one or two things about online advertising.
Sites like Facebook and Twitter are likewise (at least so far) more known for their immense popularity rather than their financial success.
So what are the newspaper industry to do?
I think it is clear that they should abandon the idea that the social media trend will somehow automatically turn the boat around. There are so many purely social (news) sites out there that it is very difficult to compete. And while having comment forms and other feedback on articles is nice, it actually offers very little additional value.
Because exceptional value is in the end what the online papers need to offer their readers if they expect them to pay for reading an e-paper. Financing a free online edition with money from the printed edition will soon not be a working solution. In fact, in his book The Vanishing Paper Philip Meyer have calculated that the printed news media in the US will be dead by the first quarter of 2043.
Personally I hope he is wrong (as I like real papers).
But it seems clear that if newspapers are to survive – in any format – they need to emphasize what their readers want the most. And that is carefully analyzed and produced content of the highest quality. Brings a whole new dimension to the cliché “content is king”, doesn’t it?
In any case, we certainly don’t need more “desinformation overload” on the web, and we sure aren’t prepared to pay for it.
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My Clickbank Business Not As Unique As It Sounds
Several of the heavy hitters in the Internet marketing world have been promoting a product called “My Clickbank Business” the last couple of days. I must say my first impression was that this was something rather interesting, and I am not talking merely about the fact that they opted to primarily have a video instead of a traditional sales letter.
On closer inspection however, My Clickbank Business isn’t as unique and original as it may sound. They might as well have called it PLR 2.0, or something along those lines.
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