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Bounce Back MRR Ebook

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Introduction There’s probably nothing more crushing than failing after you’ve given your all, your everything, to a project, a business, a relationship, or to life, in general. Just the thought of being rejected, of being declined, of failing, is a depressing thought. All the hours you’ve spent building up your strength, your knowledge, or your finances, all will have been for nothing. And it hurts, it truly does. But it’s not the end of the world, you know. Time and time again, if we study history, we’ll read about stories of people who’ve failed spectacularly. But, as you’ll read in this eBook, many of them have managed to overcome their failures by getting back up and learning from their mistakes.

You’ll learn inspiring stories of modern day heroes who’ve stepped up from the very bottom and risen to the pinnacle of success, power, and fame.

This eBook is meant to inspire you, and let you know that making mistakes and failing, no matter how catastrophic it may seem now, is not reason enough to give up.

If you’re in a bad situation now, lighten up. For as long you’ve got life in you, there’s no reason not to continue fighting for your dreams.

People have bounced back from natural and man-made disasters that almost cost them their lives. Surely, failing at something can’t compare to that!

By the end of this eBook, you’ll learn so many things about yourself, failure, and success. You may find it hard to believe now, but as the saying goes, there’s light at the end of the tunnel. Some tunnels may be longer than others, thus making you think its endless. But ultimately, you’ll reach the end, and you’ll have arrived at your destination.

Chapter 1 – Why Do People Fail?

“Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising every time we fail.”

– Confucius

Failure is a great equalizer. Rich and poor people alike will all fail at one time or another. From the littlest of things to the grandest of projects, the outcome will either be failure or success. With that said, is there a way we can not fail at anything? Look around you, remember your past, and tell me your answer. Do you know of anyone, or have you heard of anyone, who hasn’t

failed at anything? Someone who’s always had a hundred percent success rate?

To put it bluntly, I don’t think so. As humans, we’ve been failing and learning, since we were babies.

You probably don’t remember the things you did when you were a baby, but I’m sure you’ve seen how babies learn.

Trial and error is the name of the game when you’re a baby, which leads us to our first reason for why people fail.

Fear of criticism and rejection

Babies love to explore and experiment and try out new things. They have zero knowledge of how the world works, but they love it anyway. You can tell just by the way they move around with so much gusto!

Toddlers don’t think of themselves as failures just because they can’t run as fast as the next kid. Or they had a delayed start communicating with the people around them, long after other kids had started speaking complete sentences.

The point I’m trying to make is that babies aren’t afraid of getting criticized or rejected – they’re far too young to understand the concept.

But, when they start understanding the world around them, and their bubble of innocence bursts wide open, that’s when they’ll start fearing criticism and rejection.

If that unhealthy fear isn’t corrected while these kids are growing up, then they’ll end up as adults who will be boxing themselves into mediocre lives.

Adults who are too afraid to go out of their comfort zones, too scared to commit mistakes, because they know there’ll be people watching their every move.

It’s quite sad when you think about it. People who live like this are setting themselves up to fail big time. Unless they finally gather the courage to venture out of their comfort zones and commit to pursuing their dreams, they’ll never be successful in life.

Lack of ambition and enthusiasm

If you’re ambitious by nature, you’ll probably find it hard to believe there are actually people in this world who lack ambition. People who are satisfied with what they have, and who don’t have aspirations to be anything more.

Now, there’s obviously nothing wrong with being satisfied. What I mean to say is that if a wonderful opportunity presents itself to them, they won’t go for it because they don’t have the drive to excel and be something in life.

Even if they do want to grab the opportunity, they just don’t have the right amount of enthusiasm to succeed.

Ambition and enthusiasm go hand in hand. You can’t be ambitious and not be enthusiastic about what you’re hoping to achieve.

If someone tells you the exact ‘blueprint’ for succeeding in a particular business, then you have got to want it enough to succeed! You need to be enthusiastic about it.

You can’t give it a half-hearted effort and expect 100% success. If you don’t become successful, then you may even end up blaming the person who gave you the ‘blueprint.’

The truth is, you can’t succeed if you don’t give your all to anything.

Most people don’t get a so-called blueprint for success, they learn through trial and error just like babies do.

But when you factor in ambition and enthusiasm, you’ll be skyrocketing your chances for success!

Lack of self-discipline

It’s hard to succeed at anything if you don’t have the selfdiscipline to go after what you want. Mastering self-discipline doesn’t happen overnight, it’s a continuous process.

You have to be aware of what you’re doing at all times. You can’t give in to temptations and distractions and still expect success. No, it doesn’t work that way.

To master self-discipline, you’re going to have a healthy dose of self-control. You have to know and acknowledge your weaknesses. If you don’t, then you’re not going to know what you’re up against.

Simple Startups PLR Ebook

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Introduction

Starting a business can be costly, especially in certain fields such as brick-and-mortar and retail. But there are ways to drastically reduce your startup costs, and to secure funding without giving away the rights to your company, or going into serious debt.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard entrepreneurs lamenting over the fact that they gave a huge percentage of their company equity away to get angel investors or venture capital, and realized later they could have done it on their own without giving up so much equity. Let’s say you secure $100,000 from an angel investor in exchange for a 25% stake in your company. (Realistically, most investors ask for higher amounts, but we’ll use 25% for easier math.)

Now let’s say your company makes $1,000,000 in profit in its first year. This means your angel investor would receive $250,000 for that initial $100,000 investment, and that’s just in the first year! Over the years, this could add up to millions of dollars!

This is why it’s important to avoid seeking investors whenever possible, or to delay seeking funding as long as possible. (We’ll talk about the reasons for that later.)

In this guide, we’re going to talk about some of the best ways to save money, get profitable faster, and avoid having to seek funding before your company is truly ready. You’re going to learn how to start your business with the least possible investment, and how to manage your money until your company becomes profitable.

So, let’s get started.

Setting a Budget

According to a 2009 survey by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the average startup cost for a business was around $30,000. It might be a bit higher now, given inflation, but you can expect the average is still somewhere in that ballpark.

Of course, startup costs can vary dramatically depending on the type of business you’re trying to start.

Opening a retail business or a restaurant, for example, might cost a minimum of $50,000 or more, because you have to pay for the physical space, fixtures, product, licensing, employee salaries, and more. But starting an online business focusing on digital products, affiliate marketing, drop shipping, or something similar might require as little as $25 to start. This is one big reason so many people start these types of businesses. There’s a lower barrier to entry.

Even $25 can be a significant investment for some people. If you’re already living on next to nothing, even such a small amount can seem like a fortune, especially when it comes to risking it with a potential for failure.

But entrepreneurs know that there’s no reward without risk, and only you know how much risk you’re willing to take.

So, the first thing you need to do (after you make the major decisions regarding the type of business you want to create and such) is figure out exactly how much you’re prepared to spend starting your business. A lot of this will probably depend on how much you have to spend. If you don’t have very deep pockets, and most of us don’t, you will be limited in the amount of money you have available to start your business.

Some people don’t mind risk, and they’re willing to put more of their available funds into their business in order to try to extract profit more quickly. Others prefer to risk a bit less and grow more slowly. Either way is fine. It’s up to you to decide how much risk you’re willing to take. This is why it’s important to set a budget and stick to it as much as you possibly can. If you have $20,000 in your savings account and you’re willing to risk half, then you need to set a budget that falls within the $10,000 you have available.

If you have no money available, and you’re starting with nothing, budgeting becomes even more important. You’ll have to find money somehow, and that’s not easy if you have no experience to prove your ability.

Determine exactly how much money you have to invest, and how much you’re willing to risk. Then sit down and total up every single expense you can possibly think of with regards to opening your business.

Don’t forget things such as:

• Product (either buying or developing it)

• Location (either a physical location or a website)

• Marketing expenses

• Employees or outsourcing expenses

• Office supplies and utilities

• Six to twelve months of operating capital

Take note of that last one. Many businesses don’t become profitable for at least the first 6-12 months, so it’s important not only to ensure you have enough capital to start your business initially, but also to run it until it becomes profitable.

Determine how much you are likely to need to run your business until it becomes profitable, and try to pad that number as much as you can in order to account for unexpected expenses.

Once you’ve determined your budget, you can start purchasing the things you need to open your business.

Sticking to Your Budget

Let’s talk about a few things you can do to make sure you stick to your budget once you have developed it. After all, a budget won’t make a difference if you don’t stick to it!

Using Credit

There may be times when using credit is absolutely necessary, but try not to use it unless you have to. Interest rates vary based on the type of loan/credit and your credit history, and can be as much as 30% or even higher for some types of high-risk loans. This kind of expense can destroy a brand-new company if it’s not managed carefully, so it’s wise to avoid using credit if at all possible.

The only thing you should use credit for is to obtain inventory, because it’s something you can sell for a profit, and then only if necessary. For example, if you find a good price on inventory that is a limited time offer, or if you run out of stock of your best-selling item and you need to get it back in stock urgently and you are waiting for payments to come in, then you can float with credit.

If you do this, be sure to pay back the entirety of the loan as quickly as possible, ideally within 30 days in order to avoid interest. Most credit cards will not charge interest until they generate a statement, so if you can pay off the balance before your statement is generated, you probably won’t have to pay interest.

This isn’t true for loans, however, so be sure to check the terms of any loan to see just how much you’re going to have to pay back.

Remember, if you end up paying high interest on something, even product you intend to sell, you eat into your profits. This is especially notable if you’re in a field that operates on razor-thin profit margins, such as consumer electronics. Such interest payments could erase your profits completely.

You may also occasionally have emergency expenses that you must use credit to cover—such as an unexpectedly high utility bill or some other expense you couldn’t have anticipated. This is another valid reason to use credit, but try to avoid doing so if you can find any other option.

Don’t forget that you can often transfer balances from one card to another, so if you have a balance on a card and you know you can’t pay it off in time to avoid interest, you could transfer the balance to another card with a lower interest rate or to buy time to pay it off. Also, consider getting business credit instead of using your personal credit. Some types of business credit can be obtained without risking your own personal credit score or your personal income, instead being opened in the name of the company using the company’s Federal tax ID number instead of a social security number.

Be sure to ask if the creditor requires a personal guarantee, also called a PG. If so, it means you could be sued directly if you default, and it can be reported to your personal credit report.

Keep An Eye On Cash Flow

In the early stages of a startup, cash is king. Cash flow is something that can easily get away from you if you’re not careful.

Be sure you carefully document your business expenses, including noting the date, amount, items purchased, where they were purchased, and keep receipts.

Not only will this help you stick to your budget, but you will need this information for taxes, because you will pay a huge amount of money in taxes if you aren’t able to claim deductions for your expenses! Some expenses can’t be written off on your taxes, but save the receipts anyway. You never know when you may need them.

Tax laws can and do change sometimes, and not only that, you may need to prove expense figures if you later decide to sell your company.

If you have employees, be sure that anyone who has access to petty cash or to company funds knows they must clear purchases with you first. One of the biggest reasons companies go over budget is through employees spending money on items that aren’t in the budget.

It’s always difficult when you don’t want to micromanage employees. Just be sure to let them know that cash flow is tight, and that’s the reason they are being asked to clear purchases with you first. You don’t want them thinking you don’t trust them.

Unlimited Leads PLR Ebook

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Introduction

If you have an online business, you’re selling something. It might be a product of your own, a service you provide, an affiliate product (or most likely multiple affiliate products), etc. Whatever it is you’re selling, you need leads.

In fact, in most major industries the average cost of a single lead is $20 or more! They’re THAT valuable. But you won’t have to pay that kind of money, because you’re about to learn exactly how to position yourself so you can easily connect with an unlimited amount of high-quality leads without breaking the bank!

So, what exactly is a lead?

A lead is a potential buyer. And more importantly, a qualified prospect that has been proven to be interested in your products or services. potential customer or client. A lead isn’t guaranteed to buy, but they are far more likely to because they’ve shown interest in your niche market.

How does one go about generating qualified leads?

You need to entice them to offer their contact information in exchange for something of value. It might be a free report, a training video, a discount or coupon, or something else—but it should be something they would be interested in only if they would also likely be interested in whatever you’re selling.

In other words, offering a discount coupon for a coffee shop is NOT going to get you qualified leads if you’re selling model cars. A guide on how to lose weight is NOT going to get you qualified leads if you’re offering a graphics design service. Sure, a few of those people might be interested in what you’re selling, but you want people who have clearly demonstrated some level of interest in the types of products or services you are offering.

Here is a simple example:

If you’re offering dog walking services, you might offer a free report on training your dog, or how to get bargains on pet supplies, or even a coupon for 50% off the customer’s first walking session.

To begin, there are four main elements to generating leads:

• The system

• The lead magnet (offer)

• The squeeze page/entry funnel

• Traffic

We are going to devote a chapter to each of these four elements, so you will learn more about how to start generating leads as you move through this guide. By the end of this special report, you’ll be ready to start connecting with red-hot prospects in your niche market so you can instantly maximize your income and expand your outreach. So, let’s get started!

Step One: The System

The first thing you absolutely must do if you want to generate leads is to sign up for a service that will allow you to build a database of leads through a web form.

Most people simply use an autoresponder service such as MailChimp, MailerLite, aWeber, or GetResponse, but there are also services that will let you collect, store, manage, and search many different types of information if you need more details from your leads.

If all you need to collect is name and email, which is fine for most online marketing purposes, you can just use a simple autoresponder system.

Here is a list of some of the most popular autoresponder services. Each of these services is widely respected and most have similar features and pricing.

If you’re just getting started, MailChimp and MailerLite have free versions you can use for a while.

MailChimp

>> https://www.mailchimp.com

MailerLite

>> https://www.MailerLite.com

AWeber

>> https://www.aweber.com

GetResponse

>> https://www.GetResponse.com

If you’re looking to collect more in-depth information, you might want to go with a CRM, or customer relationship management, software. This type of software has in-depth information collection and management, allowing you to build a database of customer information that you can use for marketing purposes.

Agile CRM

>> https://www.agilecrm.com/marketing-automation-software

Agile CRM is one of the most popular and powerful CRM systems out there, and you can start with a FREE account to give it a try. You can have up to 10 users with the trial, and you don’t have to enter any credit card information to get started.

Agile will let you set up autoresponder campaigns, perform A/B split testing, segment your lists, and even predict customer behavior in the future!

Best of all, Agile CRM has some of the Brest pricing in the industry, with plans starting at just $8.99 per month after the trial.

Infusionsoft

>> https://www.infusionsoft.com

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Infusionsoft is one of the most well-known CRM systems out there. They have a hugely powerful suite of features, including syncing with over 200 other services from Gmail to BigCommerce, Shopify to Woocommerce.

Infusionsoft has extremely powerful analytics, a full-fledged sales pipeline built in, and much more.

The biggest drawback to Infusionsoft is pricing, which starts as $199 and scales upward. It’s a very powerful software, but the price may be a bit high if you’re just getting started.

Salesforce

>> https://www.salesforce.com

Salesforce is another very well-known CRM. They have a huge arsenal of tools available, including They have plans starting at just $25 per month for lead generation alone, so they are affordable for smaller companies who won’t have a lot of users accessing the software. If you don’t need the advanced features, you can make do with the cheapest plan just for generating leads.

Their lead management system lets you keep track of all the stages of customer interaction and transactions.

FreeAgent

>> https://www.freeagentcrm.com

FreeAgent is a very affordable CRM system that has a wealth of features, including email tracking, outbound call tracking, sales activity tracking, real-time alerts and updates, mass email send, calendar syncing, and more.

Plans start at just $29 per month, making it a great option for new companies and those who aren’t doing enough business to support the price of one of the more expensive options.

Once you’ve decided which system you’re going to use and you’ve signed up for an account and familiarized yourself with how it works, it’s time to move on to the next step—the offer.

Step Two: The Offer

Once you have chosen your system and set up your initial campaign, it’s time to think about creating your offer, which many people refer to as your “lead magnet”. It’s kind of like fishing, where your leads are the fish, and your lead magnet is the bait that lures them in.

Remember, this offer should appeal directly to your chosen demographic. You can’t expect to catch a catfish with a flashy lure meant for bass. While it’s possible, it’s not likely, and you’d stand a much better chance of catching a catfish with something that is known to appeal to them—such as chicken livers, or earthworms, or stink bait. Try to think about what might appeal to your target audience. What would they be interested in learning that they don’t already know? What would they be interested in getting a discount on?

Most people create a special report as their lead magnet. It’s usually 10-20 pages, but may be up to 50 or so, depending on how much you want to say. Longer reports are more appropriate when you have a complex subject and aren’t selling information on the topic.

For example, if you’re in real estate and selling houses, you can give away a 50-page guide on how to find the perfect house, including information about stuff like zoning regulations, homeowners’ associations, utilities, road frontage, home inspections, etc. But if you’re selling a course on SEO, a shorter report, say 20 pages, on a small segment of the topic would be much more appropriate, because you don’t want to give away all your information for free. You can always outsource the creation of your lead magnet, or purchase a high-quality PLR product that you can use. This will save you a lot of time.

If you are in the Internet marketing or B2B (business-to-business) fields, you might be interested in signing up for the Automated List Profits monthly program, which delivers two fully-automated lead generation packages per month and includes a report, squeeze page, and thank you page. All you have to do is paste your opt-in code and upload everything!

Youtube Ads Made Easy 20 Personal Use Ebook

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Introduction:

Welcome to the latest and very easy to apply “YouTube Ads 2.0” Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of YouTube Ads for your business.

I’m very excited to have you here, and I know that this will be very helpful for you.

This exclusive training will show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you need to know to dominate YouTube Ads, in the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever.

This training is comprised of 20 HD training videos organized into 4 sections. This is exactly what you are going to learn:

Section 1: YouTube Ad Basics

In Chapters 1 through 4, we’ll talk about:

- What Is YouTube All About?
- What Are YouTube Ads?
- How Can YouTube Ads Help Your Business?
- Shocking YouTube Ad Facts To Consider

Section 2: YouTube Ads – Step by Step

In Chapters 5 through 10, we’ll talk about:

- YouTube Walkthrough
- Setting Up Your Business Channel
- Creator Studio Walkthrough
- Linking Your AdWords and YouTube Accounts For Advertising
- Uploading A Video To Promote On YouTube
- Setting Up A Basic Video Ad Campaign

Section 3: Advanced YouTube Ad Strategies

In Chapters 11 through 16, we’ll talk about:

- Using AdWords For Video
- Setting Up A Video Remarketing Campaign
- Creating A Brand Awareness Campaign
- Call-To-Action Overlays
- Optimizing Your Discovery Ads
- Advanced YouTube Ad Tips and Tricks

Section 4: Additional Tips to consider

In Chapters 17 through 20, we’ll talk about:

- Do's and Don'ts
- Premium tools and Services to consider
- Shocking Case Studies
- Frequently Asked Questions

Well, it’s time for you to start getting the most out of YouTube Ads On behalf of your Business. I know you'll love this training.

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YouTube Ad Basics

Chapter 1: What is YouTube all about?

YouTube is a web-based video sharing platform with features that include light social media functionalities such as profiles and comments as well as monetization for user created content.

YouTube got started as a simple video sharing website by former PayPal employees. Their inspiration came from being unable to find a website where they could upload short videos that they had shot at social events.

They were also inspired by how difficult it was for them to find replays of popular TV broadcasts anywhere on the internet. It launched in 2005 and became popular pretty quickly. It was bought by Google for almost $2 billion one year after it launched!

Make no mistake, you will find all types of video content on the platform. Music videos, movie trailers, gameplay footage, sports broadcasts and news, you will find it all on YouTube, no matter where you are from!

Content creators, media stations, large corporations, small businesses and regular people from all over the world can use the site to broadcast and publish their content, with videos such as concerts, sports broadcasts, live blogs, gaming tournaments, how-to videos, documentaries and live seminars being uploaded and streamed on the platform at all hours, all the time.

Linked In Ads 20 Made Easy Personal Use Ebook

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Introduction:

Welcome to the latest and very easy to apply “LinkedIn Ads 2.0” Exclusive Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of LinkedIn Ads, for your business.

I’m very excited to have you here, and I know that this will be very helpful for you.

This exclusive training will show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you need to know to dominate LinkedIn Ads, in the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever.

This training is comprised of 20 chapters organized into 4 sections. This is exactly what you are going to learn:

Section 1: LinkedIn Ad Basics

In Chapters 1 through 4, we’ll talk about:

- What Is LinkedIn All About?
- What Are LinkedIn Ads?
- How Can LinkedIn Ads Help Your Business?
- Shocking LinkedIn Ad Facts To Consider

Section 2: LinkedIn Ads – Step by Step

In Chapters 5 through 10, we’ll talk about:

- LinkedIn Walkthrough
- Creating A Company Page
- Campaign Manager Walkthrough
- Creating A “Sponsored Content” Ad
- Creating A “Text Ad”
- Creating An “InMail” Ad

Section 3: Advanced LinkedIn Ad Strategies

In Chapters 11 through 16, we’ll talk about:

- Creating A “Showcase Page” To Promote Content Series
- Collecting Leads Directly From Their LinkedIn Inboxes
- Using LinkedIn Features To Locate Qualified Targets
- Turning Your Company Pages Into Lead Generation Pages
- Creating A Marketing Plan For LinkedIn
- Best Practices For Content, Campaigns, And Company Updates

Section 4: Additional Tips to consider

In Chapters 17 through 20, we’ll talk about:

- Do's and Don'ts
- Premium tools and Services to consider
- Shocking Case Studies
- Frequently Asked Questions

Well, it’s time for you to start getting the most out of LinkedIn Ads, on behalf of your Business.
I know you'll love this training.

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LinkedIn Ad Basics LinkedIn Ad Basics LinkedIn Ad Basics LinkedIn Ad Basics

Chapter 1: What Is LinkedIn All About?

LinkedIn is described as a social networking service for professionals, but we believe that it can be best described as a social media platform designed to cater to all kinds of business oriented people, including business owners, job seekers, employees, employers and even graduates.

LinkedIn works the same as any other social media platform on the surface, as it allows people to join it for free and to create social profiles.

The difference lies in what people use profiles on LinkedIn for: whereas profiles on other social networks are mostly designed to showcase people’s interests, hobbies, and everyday moments, LinkedIn is designed to highlight professional, business and career related information.

Planning A Family Camping Trip PLR Ebook

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Family Campouts

When the weather starts warming up, families start planning their vacation time. One of the most popular spring, summer, and even fall activities for families is camping. Getting outdoors and close to nature makes everyone in a good mood and it boosts vitamin D levels. And the fresh air tires out children, so that’s even better.

But, there is a lot that needs to go into planning a fun, and safe, camping trip for the family. Family campouts require that you understand what type of equipment you need - including clothing, cooking items, and things that keep you safe. Plus, having a plan for fun activities to do won’t hurt. After all, trying to do things without a plan can be a disaster, especially with children in tow.

Having said that, if you take a little time to craft a plan before going you’re sure to have a lot of fun, stay safe, and build great family-centered memories for everyone. Remember that the ages of your children, the division of duties in the family, and many other factors come into play. Taking these into account will help you all enjoy your family campout even more.

Planning Your Family Camping Trip

Camping takes just as much planning as any other type of fun family vacation, especially if you have kids. In fact, for a camping trip to go well it might even take more planning, because you have to consider so much about the trip to ensure that everyone has a safe, yet fun time enjoying nature.

Choose Your Destination

The very first thing to do when planning your family camping trip is to choose your destination. Where you go will inform many of the rest of the decisions that you need to make about the camping trip - including clothing, supplies, and activities. Without knowing the destination, you can’t plan anything else. So, pick your destination first.

Research the Area

Once you know your destination, research the area further. That way you’ll know what type of camping accommodations exist. Are you allowed to use a tent? Is there a place for your RV? Are there cabins for rent or toilets and showers? This information will help you know what to bring with you on your trip.

Plan What You’ll Do There

Once you know what’s available taking your children’s ages and everyone’s likes into consideration, start planning what you’ll do there. You don’t want to plan every single moment of the trip because you want to allow for time to hang out and read or just enjoy nature. But having at least one planned activity each day will help everyone enjoy their trip.

Create Backup Plans for Inclement Weather

It doesn’t really matter what the weather is today, because your vacation dates might end up being during inclement weather. Find things that you can do if the weather is bad, because it’s not likely you can just go to a movie. Make sure you bring plenty of reading material in case that happens. You can still have a relaxing time reading real books and connecting as a family.

Consider the Ages of Your Kids

When you are planning anything, it’s imperative that you consider the ages of your children. If you have many ages, then you can switch up activities often so that no one gets bored or upset. Think about planning activities around young children’s nap times and bedtimes. Even though you’re on vacation, children do thrive with normal schedules and it’ll make it easier on the family.

Plan How You’ll Prepare Your Meals and Snacks

Taking into consideration the ages, likes, and dislikes of your kids, also take time to plan meals and snacks that everyone will enjoy. If you’re doing a lot more physical activity than normal, you may need more snacks. Some good choices are trail mix, fruit, and even boxed cereal like Chex and Cheerios.

Viral Marketing 20 Made Easy Personal Use Ebook

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Introduction:

Welcome to the latest and very easy to apply “Viral Marketing 2.0” Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of Viral Marketing, for your business.

I’m very excited to have you here, and I know that this will be very helpful for you.

This exclusive training will show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you need to know to dominate Viral Marketing, in the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever.

This training is comprised of 20 chapters organized into 4 sections. This is exactly what you are going to learn:

Section 1: Viral Marketing Basics

In Chapters 1 through 4, we’ll talk about:

- What Is Online Marketing All About?
- What is Viral Marketing?
- How Can Viral Marketing Help Your Business?
- Shocking Viral Marketing Facts To Consider

Section 2: Viral Marketing – Step by Step

In Chapters 5 through 10, we’ll talk about:

- The Anatomy Of Viral Marketing Content
- The Best Ways To Deliver Viral Marketing Content
- Where To Find The Right Audience For Going Viral
- Getting Started With A Viral Website
- Getting Viral Marketing Ideas Before Creating Content
- Creating A Profitable Viral Post

Section 3: Advanced Viral Marketing Strategies

In Chapters 11 through 16, we’ll talk about:

- Going Viral With Video
- Going Viral On Social Media
- Using StumbleUpon To Go Viral Easily
- Going Wildly Viral With Email Contests
- Crazy Secret Viral Marketing Tactics That Work
- Optimizing Your Viral Marketing Campaigns

Section 4: Additional Tips to consider

In Chapters 17 through 20, we’ll talk about:

- Do's and Don'ts
- Premium tools and Services to consider
- Shocking Case Studies
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Chapter 1: What Is Online Marketing All About?

We are all familiar with the word “marketing”, and we all have a pretty good idea of what marketing is all about: building a strong brand presence by spreading a brand-centric message. Yet we often fail to properly identify what marketing is all about, thinking of it as nothing but paid advertising, which is actually just one of the many ways that there are of driving a marketing message.

To illustrate this point, we can all recognize a brand-sponsored billboard on a busy venue as advertising, and can rightfully categorize it as marketing, yet we would mostly fail to identify a brand-centric conversation between random people on the streets as marketing.

This is important to understand because a marketer needs to identify every possible way of driving brand-centric conversations outside of traditional advertising channels. In that sense, marketing NEEDS to feel natural.

And make no doubt, it is the same on the internet. Online marketing can be strictly conceptualized as the process of promoting a business, a brand, a product, or a service all over the internet using the right type of marketing strategies and tools that can drive online-specific objectives such as increasing traffic, capturing leads and getting more sales.

Yet online marketing is a very broad term that encompasses a wide range of online marketing tactics and strategies; That is, every possible activity that can help a marketer achieve a business objective online can be considered as “doing online marketing”.

More so, the term “online marketing” is nowadays used interchangeably with the term “content marketing”, which is defined as an online marketing approach focused on distributing value through content. Coincidentally, an online marketing campaign that does not deliver valuable content is simply doomed to fail from the get go, hence the interchangeable nature of conceptualizations that currently describe the same process.

Modern Email Marketing And Segmentation MRR Ebook

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E-mail marketing is hands down the most powerful and effective form of online marketing. Nothing comes close. Seriously. Even search marketing with all its hype and tried-and-proven success can’t even hold the candle to just how effective list marketing can be. It’s easy to see why, survey after survey, marketing firms keep putting e-mail marketing at or near the top of their advertising preferences. Here are the reasons why.

Through e-mail marketing, you can get in front of the eyeballs of your audience members anytime anywhere. That’s right. You can be at a beach in the Bahamas somewhere writing an e-mail update. Plug that in to your e-mail service provider and your audience, regardless of where they may be in the world and regardless of what they’re doing, are sure to get your e-mail. After all, most people check their e-mail inboxes. Isn’t that awesome?

This enables you to sell more products. Since you have a de facto relationship with people who voluntarily got on your mailing list, you are able to keep the conversation going. You don’t get just one bite at the apple in trying to get list members to buy. Every time you send an update, you get a chance to convert some of your audience members into buyers.

Through e-mail, you also get to keep in touch with the needs of your audience. It’s like you’re plugged in to what they need, what they’re looking for and the problems that they face. After all, that’s the reason why they joined your mailing list in the first place. They’re looking for solutions and answers that your list can provide.

This enables you to keep a steady flow of traffic to your blog or online store. Now, this traffic may not convert right there and then but the fact that it is constant enables you to get many bites at the apple. You don’t just get a one-shot chance at converting online traffic. That traffic can come back again and again with each and every update that you spend.

If you’ve heard great things about social media, you might want to think again. Social medial marketing faces many challenges because of the evolving algorithms of platforms like Facebook. As the years go by, Facebook is sending less and less organic traffic. Even if you have a big Facebook fan page with a gigantic following, you’d be lucky for your page posts to reach a tiny fraction of your following. It’s getting worse and worse with each passing year.

With e-mail marketing, you have a higher chance of reaching your complete mailing list instead of being at the mercy of these changing social media platform algorithms. It really all boils down to how well you write your headlines and how targeted your list recruitment is. If you did your homework and you played your cards right, you stand to reach a much larger percentage of your list audience. This is not the case with the typical Facebook fan page.

Finally, with your own e-mail list, you stay in control of your access to your audience. You can even download your list members’ e-mail addresses as you move from one e-mail service provider to the next. This list is your asset. It’s not going away anytime soon.

Given all these amazing reasons, it’s no wonder lots of old-school online marketers say “The money is in the list.”

But wait… If you have just jumped in with both feet into e-mail marketing, I’ve got some bad news for you. You’re probably going to fail. There, I said it. You can fail by:

Putting up a list but it doesn’t attract many members.
Attracting enough people to your list but most don’t open your e-mails.
Building a huge list of people with many opening your e-mails - but most don’t buy anything.

The sad reality is that the vast majority of people who try their hand at e-mail marketing have very little to show for it. They spend money every single month on their e-mail service provider only to come up empty handed.

Failure in e-marketing comes in many different forms because people try many different things. Marketers also have many different circumstances and priorities. However, they all lead to the same place: very low to no income!

If you want to get into e-mail marketing and enjoy the amazing passive income it can produce for you, you are reading the best book to get your started. Seriously. No other book comes close because almost all other books out there try to pump you up about e-mail marketing. They get you all hyped up but they leave you high and dry. How come? They do not step you through a systematic and methodical way of doing modern e-mail marketing.

Let me tell you the old tricks no longer work. Get rid of them. Don’t get excited by them. Otherwise, you are just setting yourself up for failure. Unfortunately, almost all the other e-mail list marketing books out there keep rehashing the same stuff.

In this guide, you are going to get just what you need to succeed in the highly competitive yet also highly lucrative world of e-mail marketing. Put simply, I will step you through the process of putting up a modern e-mail list - one that is engineered to succeed from the ground up. I have trimmed all the fat off. There is no fluff in this book. Instead, you’re going to get clear, easy-to-understand concepts that you need to wrap your mind around for you to be successful.

If you have a fuzzy idea of who your target audience is, you are going to fail with e-mail marketing. You really are. You might as well give up now if you are chasing after some sort of vaguely defined market.

Audience identification is crucial for niche list marketing. You cannot just target everybody. You have to drill down to a specific population of people who are trying to solve a fairly narrow set of problems. This is how you define their needs. By directly addressing the needs of these individuals, conducting enough consumer research and speaking their language, you would be able to convert a high percentage of them from website visitors to list members to product buyers.

Modern Millionaires Resale Rights Ebook

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10 Distinct Differences of Rich People from Poor People

Many people think that life is very unfair. Here you are working hard and yet your income is not even enough to buy you an ice cream. On the other side of the coin, you know someone who does not even shed a drop of sweat and yet lies in luxury. If you think that life has been so rude on you and you were only born to suffer your destiny, then you are thinking as a poor man would think. But if you think that you are the master of your destiny and you are in total control of your life, then you have a rich man’s mentality. Knowing the well-kept secrets of millionaires is the key to unlock the door of success. In most cases, wealthy people will tell you that there is no exact formula to become well off in life. The secret lies in the attitude that facilitates the flow of wealth. The approach is about the psychological aspect of the rich people.

In our present society, the gap between the rich and the poor is growing wider everyday. The rich becomes richer while the poor becomes poorer. To help us understand the satirical situation, we need to go into the mentality of the rich and blessed people and compare it with the way of thinking of the poor and underprivileged people. Here are the ten distinct differences in the money mentality of the rich versus the poor people. While reading the differences, try to assess your own mindset and see where yours mostly belong.

But remember that by defining ‘rich’ and ‘poor’ I am not referring to an individual’s current bank account size, net worth, assets, and so on. But rather, I am referring to the state of mind. A human mind is so powerful it can create assets, or even liabilities. If you have a mind conditioned to be poor, no matter what wealth you have today you can lose it all sooner or later. On the other hand, if you have the mind of a rich person’s, you can create your wealth from scratch or get it all back faster than it took you the first time, even if you lose it all today.

1. Rich People Believe that They Create their Own Destiny while Poor People Believe that they are Predestined Destiny refers to the predetermined course of events in one’s life. The idea of destiny has a deep history and divine intervention is the most popular belief. People trust that their lives depend on the will of a supernatural being. All of the actions are in vain if it does not coincide with the will of the divine. ? Destiny versus Action Rich People Rich people create an amazing life because they do not believe in predetermined fate. Instead, they believe that life is what they make it. If you repose all day and wait for the big fruit to fall into your mouth, nothing will move. Everything will stay in its place unless you move it. Like Newton’s Law of Motion, “Unless acted upon by a net external force, a body at rest remains at rest and a body in motion remains in motion”. This scientific example is true even in real life and rich people apply this theory in their lives. For rich people, they believe they are responsible for their own life. They create their own destiny and not the economy, luck or knowledge. Poor People Poor people, on the other hand, believe that they are the slaves of their own destiny. Whatever they do, adversaries come no matter how they elude them. ? In-Control versus Out-of-Control

Poor People

Poor people believe they live an unruly life. Their existence is very uncontrollable. When they act, the results are always unmanageable. When they fail in their endeavors, they blame the economy, the boss, their family and others who did not go accordingly. Rich People Rich people think otherwise. Life is a series of plans. With the right planning and appropriate actions, the results are favorable. They take full accountability for all their actions.

Conclusion:

When you keep on thinking that life only happens to you, you will eventually lose the power to change things and control your life. A rich man takes responsibility for the circumstances he created while a poor man feels like a victim of the world. If you want to attain financial abundance, think as a rich man would do. Believe that you create your future and not other people or events.

2. Rich people focus on opportunities while poor people focus on problems

Opportunities come in both direct and indirect ways. Problems mask the chances that come. When you look at things superficially, you only see the façade and fail to appreciate the blessing under. ? Opportunities versus Obstacles Poor People The difference between rich people and poor people is the attitude towards a problem. When faced with a problem, a poor man sees it as an obstacle to his easy life. He detests difficulties and sees it as a hindrance to his laid-back life. The more problems he faces, the more he views his life as complicated.

Rich People

Rich people see problem as a door for new opportunities. They focus on solution rather than dawdle in despair. With every obstacle, they treat things positively and look beyond what is obvious. Rich people concentrate in finding solutions to their crisis. They elucidate things to see things at a better perspective. ? Action versus Complain Poor People Poor people keep on complaining about the obstacles. They squander time whining about the circumstances in their life. At the end of the day, their grumble intensifies since they have not done anything to solve the issue.

Power Of Execution MRR Ebook

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Introduction

Goal setting is the process of deciding what you would like to accomplish and then make a plan to achieve the desired result. Now while everyone has goals and aspirations, not everyone knows how to achieve those goals.

Goal setting is a structured process. First you decide on a goal, then you create a plan to get to that goal and finally you put your plan in action. It is this final part of the process that presents the most problems for many people. They easily set a goal and even devise a plan to get there but hit major roadblocks when executing their plan.

This book is your know all guide to setting goals and creating successful strategies to achieve those goals. Topics covered here will take a look at both personal goals for individual success and business goals to improve your business rather than any aspect of personal life. While both types of goals have different purposes, the essential goal setting process presents no major differences.

In fact, the same goal setting formula and strategies work for personal as well as business goals. So without further ado, here is what you need to know about the strategy-to-execution process.

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Vision Vs Execution

What is the difference?

Vision is great. In fact, it is the starting point for all big things to come. But vision means very little unless executed.

What this means is that it is great to have a plan but simply having a plan cannot get things done. It hardly even acts as a catalyst anymore. Take the very common example of trying to lose weight. You know you need to work hard and put in a certain amount of effort to shed off the extra pounds.

If you fail to lose weight on a diet, then is the diet the problem or is it because you didn’t follow through consistently? The vision was to lose weight and the execution required you to invest time, effort and a lot of will power into the process. Were you able to deliver?

Another way to look at the same is trying to expand your blog. If your blog isn’t growing, is it because your marketing strategy is poor, your writing style not up to the mark or simply because you can’t seem to create enough useful content? You may have the vision to create a blog with broad readership but do you have the strategy and execution to take it that far?

Now vision and execution are not exclusive to the business world, although almost everything written about the topic refers to entrepreneurs and leaders, but can apply equally well to everyday non- business like situations as well, as we have just seen. So while a lot of the examples in this book might sound like they have to do with good leadership qualities only, feel free to apply the same to your personal aims and goals in daily life.

The effort threshold

Going by this working title, let us assume that every goal demands a minimum work threshold. If you do not invest at least a certain amount of effort, you won’t get results. Based on the nature of the goal, the effort required may vary but the rule remains that you need to be engaged in following thorough.

Now go back to the example of trying to lose weight. If getting in shape requires a minimum commitment of gruelling for 3 hours per week and you only do it for 2, you won’t get the desired results. Likewise, if becoming a successful blogger demands you to put in 1,000 hours of productive effort and you only contribute 400, chances are you’ll fail. So even with a good plan in place, results do not come unless the plan is followed through.

Once again, vision needs execution to deliver results.

Defining vision

A vision for personal goals could be for anything ranging from improving your health, mastering a culinary skill, becoming a better person or even becoming more sociable when in company. In fact, it could be anything that empowers you as a person or makes you feel like an achiever.

In terms of business, vision is the grand idea of where your company may go as an extension of where it is already.

A vision statement organizes your thoughts and distributes them to the company. The statement is often lofty and future-based but still needs to be organized and planned carefully. It is kind of like a roadmap which points out the direction you would like to follow.