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May 06
2008

Search Engines Gateway to the Internet

Posted by BKamau in Internet marketingBlackAfrican American

BKamau

In a Blog I made last week I talked about 7 effective
ways to increase your website traffic. I wanted
to talk about the first type today: search engine
traffic.

Search engines could be understood as the gateway
to the Internet. In technologically developed
countries the Internet has reached market
penetration of about 50%.

So right away if you have a business that is on
the Internet but not getting search engine traffic
you are losing at losing at least 50% of potential
business.

No business can survive losing 50% of its prospects.
This is why investing in getting search engine
traffic is so crucial. You can invest in getting
search engine traffic in 3 ways:

(1) Hire a search engine optimizer (SEO) expert

(2) Hire a Pay Per Click (PPC) consultant or ad agency

(3) Learn Search Engine Promotion Yourself

Contact me if you would like SEO or PPC help by replying
to this email.

Picture of Always On Top eBook

If you would like to learn how to do search engine
promotion yourself check out...
the -- Always On Top the eBook

P.S. If you order the book today you will get a free copy
of Tube Traffic which shows you how to route some of YouTube's
7 Billion monthly visitors to your site. This is a great
deal.

I'll write later in the week.

Have a Blessed Profitable Day,

Kamau

Bio: Kamau Austin helps Businesses
Survive, Rise, and Thrive Online Sharing
Search Engine and Social Marketing Strategies
Check-Out his latest training system at...
Always On Top the eBook or
Learn how to finance Your Business at...
Raise Cash Fast
Apr 26
2008

How can You Really Make Money in Affiliate Marketing?

Posted by BKamau in web marketingInternet marketingBusiness financebusinessAfrican American

BKamau
A recent person in a forum asked if one could really make money
with Affiliate Programs.

They seemed really demoralized with the whole process.

The following is some of my experience with Affiliate programs.

I can feel this writer's pain. I have been there done that.

I consider myself a fairly intelligent person who for years
tried everything to get some affiliate sales. I began to
feel the affiliate business was just bull.

I did some SEO research and discovered a niche that had a
lot of traffic. I went to Click Bank and found some
products.

Then I started to sell an eBook in my niche. However the
companies weren't reputable and Click Bank got rid of them.

I tried to do a direct partnership deal but got ripped off
for my commissions. Later I began to do well with Adsense
and partnered with people with good products and created
affiliate programs. Some of these people never considered
their own affiliate programs before.

Eventually I created my own products. But it all starts
with finding a niche people are passionate about. You can
tell this type of niche by search traffic and the number of
ads carried on Adwords.

Kamau Austin helps Businesses
Survive, Rise, and Thrive Online Sharing Search Engine and
Social Marketing Strategies Check-Out his latest training system at...
Always On Top or...

Learn how to finance Your Internet Business at...
Raise Cash Fast
Apr 25
2008

IMPORTANT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

Posted by cherylda46 in networkingmenindependencegraduationfreedomethnic groupscostcommunitycareersbusinessBlack Star ProjectBlackAfrican American

cherylda46

 

 

Hello,
Everyone is looking to make money and the internet seems to always have the American Dream Opportunities
but. There is always a catch meaning you have to pay to get into some of these opportunities and get scammed
out of your money.

Well I have ran across a site that seems to be to true to be for real but I am always curious to see what an
opportunity may offer. And it does not cost a dime actual it offers to pay you just by spreading the word
signup is free.

They say curiosity killed the cat well if this one kills me then at least I will die happy... Let me know what
you think by leaving me comments..


http://www.web2wow.com/cherylda

Apr 19
2008

Pamper Your Hair With A Pre-Wash Hair Oil Treatment

Posted by nwscents in Health and BeautyHair CareBlackAfrican American

nwscents

Northwest Scents Peppermint Hair Oil If you hair is suffering from excessive dryness, consider a pre-wash hair oil treatment. Hair oil aids in strengthening the hair by moisturizing and conditioning the cuticle. This prevents dryness and helps the hair to stay flexible. It also causes the hair to appear sleek and shiny, and helps it to be more manageable. To do a pre-wash hair oil treatment use either a natural hair pomade (made with natural oils) or natural hair oil, and apply a generous amount to your hair before you wash it. For the maximum benefit, leave the oils in your hair for about an hour. To help the oils penetrate your hair you can sit under a hooded dryer on a low setting or put on a shower cap and let the heat from your head help the oils to penetrate your hair. When you are done wash your hair as usual.

Northwest Scents™ is a line of natural products for Black and African hair. We carry hair oils, pomades and more. For more information about these products, please visit us at http://www.nwscents.com or here at iZania market at http://www.izaniamarket.com/shops/nwscents

Jun 19
2007

Success -- Only too much is enough!

Posted by Thuso in successBlackAfrican Americanachievers

Thuso

Once, I asked a friend to define success. When have we achieved that pinnacle of success?”  The answer was “Only too much is enough.”

 

Successful achievers never tire and rest on their laurels – not Tiger Woods, or Jesse Jackson, Magic Johnson, Cornell West, Tavis Smiley, Oprah Winfrey, or Barack Obama. We all know the household names. But we also know teachers, and social workers and foster parents, and preachers and community activists, and entrepreneurs, and parents who never tire of seeking a better outcome for themselves and their families – our community.

 

I looked around our virtual community to find examples of African Americans committed to this concept in making our community stronger. What I found was tremendously encouraging. We should not be discouraged by what seem to be overwhelming negative outcomes. There are many more examples of positive contributions that don’t get the national headlines that the negative reports receive. To be sure, we should not be satisfied with current outcomes. Too many of our children are living in poverty without proper healthcare; too many of our teenagers are not graduating from high school; college enrollments are not growing fast enough; and the wealth gap persists.

 

There is also a positive side to this story that gets lost in the statistics. There are more entrepreneurs, professionals and college educated African Americans than ever in our history. Who stopped counting the ones that went before us

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