Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Designing Website Content for Income: Teaching English

Keywords

8"ingles basico" ***
www.institutocultural.com.mx/?q=es/basico
www.emagister.com.mx/cursos_ingles_basico-kwmx-34420.htm
http://guadalajara.olx.com.mx/busco-el-libro-el-metodo-moderno-ingles-basico-iid-32638101

7"curso intensivo de ingles" **
1"ingles guadalajara" **
http://www.imacinglestotal.com/index.htm
http://northamerican.com.mx/
http://www.cideguad.edu.mx/

9"curso intensivo ingles" **
3"basico ingles" *
5"cursos intensivos ingles"
4"cursos ingles intensivo"
6"curso intensivo inglés"
2"ingles basico online"

in order of the least used by advertisers
*significant number of monthly searches

Action:
Name blog Ingles Guadalajara
Get registered here:
http://www.emagister.com.mx/cursos_ingles_intensivo-tpsmx-363231.htm
http://guadalajara.olx.com.mx/

Course Material
Books
Understanding and Using Eglish Grammar
Betty Schrampfer Azar

Webster's Dictionary of American English

The New Osfor Picture Dictionary
E C Parnwell

Action:
Amazon aStore
Amazon slideshow

Course Outline

Action:

Use The Flatmates Language Points
Create 18 lessons of 1 hour each
Re-Read CELTA course book
Re-Read Jerey Hammer book

Sunday, October 28, 2007

Results of the 28 Day Challenge PLUS New 7 Day Challenge

To raise $10,000...$4,000
To satisfy my last mortgage...not yet
To establish a monthly income of $2,340/month...$1,000
To finance vacation with the $10,000...not financed
To remain clean raw vegan...clean vegan, 90% raw
To run daily...not at all

Maybe it's time for a new challenge. This one is a one week challenge
  1. Raise $3,000 or more by closing two ETC accounts. (Sun)
  2. Notify Wells Fargo of debt satisfaction (Sun)
  3. Maximize Mastermind & Magnetic Sponsoring (Sun)
  4. Update websites (Sun)
  5. Make at least one YOUTUBE video (Wed)
  6. Drink half gallon of water daily (Sun--Sat)
  7. Walk/Run 30 minutes (Sun--Sat)
  8. Apply for January session in Playa del Carmen(Sun)
  9. Teach English (Mon/Tue)

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Day 25: Earl Nightengale and Running Caused the Light Bulb in My Head to Turn On!

I was runing on my pillow this morning, interrupting myself as my mind cleared and delivered guidance and instruction. I have today, Wednesday, Thursday, Friaday...

Suddenly I got an idea. Ask for what I need.

So I sent a letter to 4 friends (my dad, Helen, my brother and Noushi). This is the letter.

I’m on my way to California . I’ll be away for a couple of months. During that time I’ll be completing a CELTA course (housing + course, $3,500) which will make it easier for me to teach English as a Second Language internationally. I am also joining a marketing venture that basically has a buy-in of $5,000 (with an income yield of $5,000 to $10,000+ per month)

At the moment the above is not funded. I am asking for financial assistance from a handful of friends. If you can lend me $1,000 or more let me know. I can repay you before the end of 2007 either via PayPal or bank wire, however you prefer.
Thank you. I leave tomorrow evening for San Diego and have enough cash to be housed and fed (good thing I’m a vegan, food is cheap!) until the end of October. My course begins first week of November and will be in Mexico (where the cost of living is relatively inexpensive, thank goodness)

Bank: routing number aka ABA number 255077639
checking account number-- 0000250850
name on account-- Niamaat
name of institution-- Capital Area Realtors Federal Credit Union
location of institution-- 105A W Edmonston Drive , Rockville MD 20852
phone-- 240 314 0732 ( USA )
For the past 12 months I have accepted a living/life situation that is really unacceptable so I’m getting out of it by any means necessary. Funny that the last thing I thought of was asking for help from friends. lol

Only three people have actually seen how I am living up close, albeit very briefly. One of those people, Jennifer, drove 2 hours from Pennsylvania, with her 2 year old and her elderly father-in-law, to bring me tons of non-perishable food purchased at a dollar store because I mentioned I wasn’t eating for lack of food or means to get any, another, Mei, who was asking me for help to leave this town and leave her husband who was beating her and being kind to his girlfriend, and another, Mark, who drove me here last year and who owes me money but has no income in fact. I’m wiring him money today so that he has gas for the round trip to pick me and my luggage up tomorrow to drive me into DC.

If you help, great. If you don’t, no problem. It’s all good. I will find a way. In fact, I’m leaving, not even knowing how this will be funded just knowing that there must be a way. I cannot stay any longer in my current situation.

Create the life that you want to live. Life is short and I need help. If you can help with money I’d appreciate it. If you cannot, I appreciate that, too. I too have been in the situation where I could not help someone financially.

My contact info is all internet based. In fact, someone just the other day let me know that it was pretty easy to find my phone number just by Googling my name: Niamaat. I have what’s called an “internet presence.” My PO Box in Washington DC 20013 is still open however I have no idea when, after tomorrow, I will see mail addressed to that address.

Wow, just got a call. Rab who has a house in Hyattsville MD that he wants to sell. Okay I’ll do may analysis and call him back with my offer. Craigslist is great! I repost every day…I have about 9 to 10 ads that I run in rotation… “financial services”, “real estate services” and in “housing wanted”
Peace…

As it turns out the banking wiring information wasn't accurate and I called my banking institution and got the correct wiring instructions.

The home owner in Hyattsville wantd about $80k more than I was prepared to offer.

I've confirmed/verified my transportation and accommodations and contacted te schol. That $3.500 includes ($2,600 course, certificate, housing + about $500 for food and soap and $500 for transportation to the school.)

Now I'll finish up the paperwork for the school and send it off. Internet is such a useful tool!

Something very interesting is happening. I asked for help and ...I received it.

Noushi responded immediately and wired funds. Kevin called and asked me to call back which I did but he was having lunch. Helen called, after Kevin called her to checkher email. She will be sending funds tomorrow.

Just got a call from Sofia...she wants to sell her house in one week for what she owes...

That's two calls from Craigslist today....this second one highly motivated.

~*~

Just got a call from Dad. He'll be sending $2k that he said he happened to have laying around. That's funny.

~*~

I am amazed and grateful. In one day, just by asking for help, I raised four thousand dollars...match that with the thousand I have that means I'm at the halfway mark. I just need $5,000 more and I'll be set; I will have reached critical mass: trip funded and fire stoked for monthly income of $5-10k+/month for the forseeable future.

~*~

Time to answer some ads on Craigslist and also to do a post for Sofia and send an email blast to real estate people in my address book. I hope it helps her sell her house to an owner occupant.

Then time to do some running and get more cosmic guidance. Yeah, maybe it's going to be a long night.

I can sleep in the car. I haven't been in acar, in nearly a year. lol

Monday, October 15, 2007

Sunday, October 14, 2007

Open Letter to Jon & Confirmation of How I Get Paid

I am creating portals and seeding the net with them. People are drawn to the portal because of the context (they like the review, they like my comment/contribution, they like the post, they like the words in the text link, whatever)...

Now they hit your copy (my affiliate link). They sign up because it's free; so you've captured their email address.

The next step is the $7 course....which of course they will love because it will over deliver and give them tools that they can use right now....and it will give them the way to get even more, with this that and the other bonus, tons of convincing fo' real testimonials...and so THEN... then go for the $177 mastermind course.

That's where I make my commission.

My question as long as my affiliate link leads them to the top of the funnel, the beginning of the conveyor belt, when they eventually buy the $177 course, I'll earn a commission. Is that correct? I appreciate the fact, by the way, that my link does not lead directly to the $177 course...it leads to a freebie, leads to a $7 then to the $177 mastermind....

I may send warm leads based on the context of the portal. Your copy and your pre-mastermind offerings continue to turn up the heat...to the point where they are READY and eager to buy the mastermind course when it is eventually offered to them by your automated system.

Beautiful!

Of course I understand that the next step is Ty's RFS and all the leads I put into your system will more than likely be getting RFS through you...I got that.

No problem. Of COURSE I'd love it if those RFS sales could be mine or if we could partner on the proceeds...but that gets complicated.

I appreciate the fact that you have created this conveyor belt....affiliate portal to free product to $7 product to $177 product to $3,000 product (plus advertising budget)...AND that I can earn $10,000 by getting 500 click through...Yep, I'm shooting for 20% conversion rate which I KNOW is high.

I figure as more and more people start to scramble my portals will be in place to catch them. (Who do you know who grows their own food, catches their own water, makes their own electricity, takes care of their own sanitation, maintains the systems of their home? What happens when the world stops using US Dollars? Jack be nimble, Jack be quick! That's what I say. People have already started to feel the heat.)

As soon as possible, of course, I'll be plugging into RFS. If things work out I can plug in through you and save $7 + $177 lol. It's not about the "savings". At first I thought I needed the products to have expereince using them so that I could write about them and "testify" but in fact the beauty of this affiliate stuff is that all I need do is sell the entry to the conveyot belt and your integrated system does the rest.

Beautiful.

By the way, if I do buy into RFS through you, I'll send Mari Ann a check for $1,000 as a thank you since I first learned of it through her. Your edge of course is the this affiliate angle that makes it possible for me to earn my tuition/dues. Plus of course the library of YouTube videos which I can be inspired by when I create my own video marketing arsenal...wrong word....my own video seed packet.

Yeah, I'm a gardener not a mercenary.

Peace,
Nia

So let's see what was my question? Oh, my commision is $100/mastermind sold INDIRECTLY through my affiliate link, right? Cuz my link doesn't lead directly to the mstermind opportunity.

Oh, yeah....the guidance given to affiliates is GREAT. I'm still working on yesterday's to-do list!

Saturday, October 13, 2007

Day 22: Online MLM Secrets, the short list

So here is the shortended list of what I'm doing today, Day 22.
Online MLM Secrets
(3 hours) Write Review with link at top and bottom.
Post Review at GoArticles, EzineArticles, MySpace, Leave America, MyBlogLog, Blog Catalog, StumbleUpon, Stumble Upon Forum 1, Stumble Upon Forum 2, Make Money Online, Affiliate Center, Get Guard It odot Com, PRweb, 28 Day Personal Challenge

(1 hour)Post link in sidebar at MySpace, Leave America, MyBlogLog, Blog Catalog, StumbleUpon, Stumble Upon Forum1, Stumble Upon Forum 2, Make Money Online, Affiliate Center, Get Guard It dot Com.

(1/2 hour) Create a new Blogger site Online MLM Secrets

(1 hour) Join Warrior Forum and post

(1 hour) Email blast mmol folks

(1/2 hour) Design Google PPC but don't launch until I have closed one sale

(1/4 hour) Get the Super Affiliate Handbook once I have closed by 50th sale.

Day 22: Massive Online MLM Success

Getting started with Online MLM Secrets is beautifully laid out in the back office once you sign up as an affiliate. Becoming an affiliate of Online MLM Secrets is free and you earn $100 per sale of the mastermind course.

Then follow these instructions (this is my edited version of what I found in my back office at Online MLM Secrets:

1. Write a review of WHAT YOU HAVE USED, letting people know how good it is. Include your affiliate link at the end of the review. Post your review to free sites such as GoArticles.com & EzineArticles.com--AND ALL sites that you control where such an article would be appropriate. Include your affiliate link at the top and bottom. See lists below for examples.
2. Create a free blog at Blogger.com, and post your review including your affiliate link. Then "ping" your blog at a site such as Pingomatic.com, so it gets picked up quickly by search engines.
2.1 Hey and while you're at it stumble it (StumbleUpon.com) and also put it in the appropriate StumbleUpon forum. If there is more than one forum that's a good fit, post different versions in different forums.
3. Join WarriorForum.com, and make frequent CONTRIBUTIONS (no garbage) to popular threads there. Be sure to go into your forum profile and edit your "signature". Make a signature that includes your affiliate link, or a link to your own "review" website of our product. That way, every time you make a post, anyone who sees it will see your signature and potentially click on your affiliate link.
4. Once a month like clockwork post a press release at PRweb.com, in which you include your favorable review, along with your affiliate link. If you pay them $80, they will guarantee that your press release is picked up by all major search engines, potentially sending you thousands of visitors.
5. If you own an email list of newsletter subscribers or other people who have opted in to receive email offers from you, send them an email telling them about our website, and feel free to use some text from our homepage in your email. Include your affiliate link at the end of the email. As an Online MLM Secrets affiliate you can even use the email sample provided in your back office.
6. Pay-Per-Click (PPC): Using a PPC account from Google Adwords. Here are the key words of the landing page that such an ad should contain: MLM network marketing. Also look at the page that your affiliate link leads people to...what words or phrases jump out in the first line of copy? Anyway you're going to have to come up with two lines of copy for your Adwords ad and its good to use words/phrase that the visitor will see immediately upon clicking through and it's god to use words that the seeker is actually typing in their Google search. If you're not already schooled in long tails and whatnot I recommend that you do all of the free stuff first and THEN only do the pay stuff when you're getting advice from an expert who has made money doing whatever it is he/she is telling you to do. You can either send people directly to Online MLM Secrets using your affiliate link in your PPC ads, or you can create your own website in which you have a review of our product, followed by your affiliate tracking link.
7. Educate yourself with one of the Masters, Rosalind Gardiner
Being an affiliate is not exceptionally difficult, but there are many tricks and techniques that can improve your results. Learn from the best - Super Affiliate Handbook is highly recommended reading for every affiliate.


You will have much better conversion if you'll put your visitors into pre-sold mood before sending them to our site. Pre-sold mood means that you build interest in product and visitor has decided to potentially buy it after he reads your product review. Choose from various types of product descriptions, download and adjust them to fit the site where you are publishing your review. The language should be from the heart, authentic, like you're having a conversation, talking to a friend.

Your article should draw attention, build curiosity or allow the reader to see that they may have indeed found the solution to their problem. So you want to make sure to present the benefits.

Experimenting with fonts, colors, words and phrases is fine and repeat what is yielding you more click throughs and more closed transactions. If along the way, you find something that has already been tested jump on it. IMHO experimentation is a time waster if you can latch onto the results of someone else's experiments.

Let that blog that you're creating be your notebook. You're going to need to take good notes because you'll want to know what makes sense to do more of and what makes sense to stop altogether so you need to keep track of where you closed transactions are coming from and also keep tract of how you are doing some things, especially if some of this stuff is brand new. Keeping notes will allow you to repeat or avoid certain techniques in the future.

Also if you already have websites where an article, blog post, and/or sidebar link would be appropriate regarding this product, and then execute all of those as well.


I plan to add links to:
  1. MySpace,
  2. Leave America,
  3. MyBlogLog,
  4. Blog Catalog,
  5. StumbleUpon,
  6. Stumble Upon Forum1,
  7. Stumble Upon Forum 2,
  8. Make Money Online,
  9. Affiliate Center,
  10. Get Guard It dot Com
  11. 28 Day Personal Challenge

I added posts with links to:
  1. MySpace,
  2. Leave America,
  3. MyBlogLog,
  4. Blog Catalog,
  5. StumbleUpon,
  6. Stumble Upon Forum 1,
  7. Stumble Upon Forum 2,
  8. Make Money Online,
  9. Affiliate Center,
  10. Get Guard It odot Com
  11. 28 Day Personal Challenge

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Day 18: The Cobbler's Children

I recorded this today. I found the story inspiring. Maybe I'll replace this with the mp3 file one day. :)

THE COBBLER'S CHILDREN form Anyhow Stories: Moral and otherwise. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information, or to volunteer, please visit: librivox DOT org.
Anyhow Stories: Moral and otherwise, by Lucy Lane Clifford. The Cobbler’s Children.

LONG years ago, my children, all through a dreary afternoon a child sat in a garret working a sampler. Do you know what a sampler is ? It is a bit of canvas on which are worked in cross-stitch some words, and now and then some little pictures. Long
ago children were always taught to make them, so that when they became women they might know how to mark their table-cloths and pillow-cases and
all the linen of the house, for in those days no tidy housewife had thought of writing her name in ink upon her belongings.

The child's brother was busy at the other end of the garret making a table. At Christmas time a great lady had sent him a box of tools ; so with some bits of wood his uncle the carpenter had given him he set to work to make her a little able, just as a mark of his gratitude, and to show her how useful the tools would be and how well he meant to work with them. And all the time he was cutting and
fitting and measuring the little bits of wood, he was thinking of a book his father had once read to him. The book was written by a wise man, and the wise man had said that he who made the first perfect thing of its kind, no matter how small or simple the thing might be, had worked not merely for himself but for the whole world. He left off for a moment to wonder how this might be, and to think how grand a thing it was to work for the world. "

It is a beautiful place," his father said on the day they had read the book together, " and a grand thing to think we have all of us the making of its furniture." Then the boy looked up at the window and at the shoemaker's bench that stood by it, and at an unfinished shoe, a little child's shoe, that was on the bench. " Father takes so much trouble to work well," he said
to himself. " He often says that when one does well, one does some good to the whole world, for one helps to make it better ; and that when one does badly or
does wrong, one does it to the whole world and helps to make it worse than one found it. But," he added, " that cannot be so always. How, for instance, can the whole world know about a little shoe. Suddenly he looked at his sister and noticed that the tears were stealing down her face, though she tried to hide
them, and went bravely on with her sampler, working the figures that made her name and age thus SARAH SHORT, AGED 7 YEARS.

He watched her and wondered. " If she works her sampler well, will it be good for the whole world ?" And then he saw her tears again, and in a moment it seemed as if, of their own accord, his arms had twined round her neck.

"What is the matter? "he asked softly. "You dear little sister, why are you grieving

" Daddy is so ill," she sobbed. " He will never be well again."

" I will love you for him when he is gone," he said. " I will take care of you just as he did ; I will take care of you all my life." Then, though her tears flowed faster, she was comforted. " Oh, but I wish I could do something for him,
because I love him," she cried.

The boy was silent for a few minutes, and stood thinking of all that their father had been to them. Then he said " We can't do anything for him now, but we will do things all our lives for him."

Then while the children stood still close together a woman entered. "You may come and see your father," she said. "You must tread softly; he is very ill." She looked round the room and saw the chips of wood upon the floor.

" I put the room tidy ; you needn't have made such a mess," she grumbled ; " I am tired enough." But the boy only heard her as if in a dream, and as if in a dream thought, " I will gather up all the bits by and by, and put the room neat and straight ; " and then with soft steps and grave faces the brother and sister went to their father. He was lying on a little bed in the back garret. The children looked
round at the whitewashed walls, then up at the little shelf of books above their father's head, then down at their father's face.

" My lass, is that you ? " the cobbler said. " And what have you been doing ? "

"I have been making this," she answered, and held up the sampler.

" And I have been making the little table," the boy said, answering his father's look ; " it is a deal of trouble to get the bits to fit in and lie flat."

Never mind the trouble, dear lad," the cobbler said gently, looking up at his boy's face ; it always told him what was in the boy's heart just as the hands of a clock told him the time that ticked and ticked away behind it. " Never mind the trouble, lad," he repeated ; " it's because you are sorry a bit to-day that you feel it. You must not think of trouble if you can only do a thing as well as it can be done that is all the great men do."
" It's no use wasting his time over that table ; it is sure to be covered by a cloth," the woman said. " It would do just as well if he were quicker about it," and she left the room. She was a lodger in the same house with the cobbler, and was often puzzled at his ways.

When she had gone, the cobbler turned to his son again. " Don't heed her, lad," he said. " Do your best ; do it, lad, don't dream of doing it good work lives for ever.It may go out of sight for a time ; you mayn't see it or hear of it once it leaves your
hand ; you may get no honour by it, but that's no matter ; good work lives on ; it doesn't matter what it is, it lives on." And then, tired out, the cobbler closed his eyes and slept so sweet a sleep, my children, that he never knew waking more

The children were weary of sitting alone in the twilight. They had nothing to say to each other ; they could not see to work, and the sister's eyes ached with crying, and the boy's heart ached with a still sorer pain. " Let us go to the garden," he said ; and hand in hand they went down the stairs, treading softly and slowly lest they should wake the cobbler from his sleep. They sat on the stone steps that led to the
garden an untidy dirty garden, in which nothing grew save a little creeper planted in a painted wooden box. They looked at the creeper ; they could dimly see the tendrils struggling to grow up and up just a little way towards the garret window. They wondered if it would grow as high as the shoemaker's bench in the front room, and they thought of the little shoe their daddy had begun to make for the child whose name they did not know. The stars came out one by one ; the little sister's eyes filled with tears when she saw them, for it seemed to her that they had
changed since she had seen them last, or else that she knew them better. They looked so soft and kind, as if they saw her and were sorry, perhaps as if they loved her just a little bit; and oh, they looked so wise, as if in that great far-off from which they shone all things were known and understood.

" Dear brother," she whispered, " I wonder if they see the little shoe, and Daddy's face and Daddy's books just above his head ? "

" I can't tell," the boy answered softly, " but I think they know about them."

"Perhaps they knew Daddy loved us," she whispered again.

" Perhaps they did," he answered with a sigh, and then he said suddenly, "We have so many things to do ; we must make a great many things and send them into the world, because he loved us." "Wouldn't it have mattered about them if he
had not loved us ? " she asked.

" Oh yes, it would have mattered, he answered ; " but I don't think we could have done them, love makes one so strong ; it helps one to do and to bear so many things."

" Yes," she said softly, as they turned to leave the garden, " we must make the world a great many things and tell it Daddy sent them." She saw the wind stir
the creeper in the painted box, and she said to herself," Perhaps the little leaves can hear," and as she stood on the top of the steps looking up at the sky once
more before she followed her brother into the house, she thought, " Perhaps the dear stars know."

End of The Cobbler’s Children.