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Bulk email internet marketing can be a very profitable way of making money online if you know how to go about it. It�??s not difficult, but there are certain steps you have to take and it does not happen overnight. Let�??s have a look at the five quick steps you can take to speed the process up.

Step One to bulk email internet marketing: The Autoresponder

For bulk email internet marketing, you must have an autoresponder. You will not make money through bulk emailing if you do not have an autoresponder do it for you. Just imagine you having to send out a few thousand emails manually! You couldn�??t do it. And a few thousand is what bulk email internet marketing means. Not fifty, not a hundred, but a few thousand. You need software to look after that for you, and that is what an autoresponder does.

Not only does it send out all the mails to every address in the list you direct it to, but it also sends out thank you emails to everybody that responds, and provides them with the message that you have programmed it to send. This could be a lead to a landing page for a sales message, a simple free offer if they take further action or a direct call to action to make a purchase. You decide, and the autoresponder sends it. This is absolutely crucial to bulk email internet marketing.

There are several autoresponders available on the internet that will work for bulk email internet marketing, though those that carry out all the tasks you will need it to do not come free. However, if you can find a free option, it is worth your while to use it to start with, and then you will have a better idea of what you need once you understand more about your requirements. Many web hosting options offer very good email options that include autoresponders, and some email systems also offer this, though they tend to be too basic for your needs. That is the first step because you cannot run a mass mailing program without an autoresponder, and without mass mailing, you do not have bulk email internet marketing.

Of course, any discussion about bulk email internet marketing would not be complete without a warning about spam laws. Learn the laws in the US (CAN-SPAM) and other nations; violation often includes big fines. So before you begin your bulk email internet marketing campaign, do some research.

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You may say that SEO Visibitly is just plain wrong! I know the very idea would upset Mrs Garton, my old English teacher, but sometimes using misspellings could be the right thing to do.

To explain why optimizing for a misspelling can help increase your website’s traffic we need to take a look at our own search habits. I type fairly quickly, but not very accuratley or should that be accurately, so mistakes, like that one, often occur. When I�??m using a Word processor or my blog account spellcheck takes care of those errors for me. With the search engines there�??s no spellcheck, you get exactly what you typed. I guess the same is true for a lot of people searching for information. So, quite often, a phrase like SEO Visibility will be transformed into SEO Visibitly.

Keyword Research
I did some research using Wordtracker Competition Search Automation and KRA and the results are worthy of note. I found that the phrase SEO Visibility is searched for approximately 167 times per day across all the major search engines.

SEO Visibitly, the misspelled version, is searched for slightly less with around 142 searches, but when we look at the competition for the phrases there�??s a considerable difference. Spelled correctly SEO Visibility has 600 competing pages, the misspelled version SEO Visibitly has only 7.

A search using googles�?? operator intitle: gives us a more accurate estimate of pages that have actually been optimized to for a particular phrase and so weeds out the �??accidental hits�?�. The search for intitle:�?�seo visibility�?� returns 219 competing pages, not a massive level of competition, but take a look at intitle:�?�seo visibility�?� and there are still only 7 pages to compete with. As long as you have SEO Visibitly in the title tag you can�??t fail to be on the all important first page of the google search results. The only question is would you prefer to compete with 219 sites or 7 for about the same amount of traffic, I know what I’d prefer!

But what about the Mrs Garton factor?
Or �??can you be a trustworthy source of information if you don�??t know how to spell?�?� This question touches on the issue of trust, which is especiallyimportant for anyone trying to sell a product or service online. The perceived risk is higher if buyers have no personal contact with sellers. So this is a genuine problem that needs to be addressed whenever you use misspellings to bring in traffic.

How you do that will depend on the structure and aims of your articles or the copy on your webpages. My own chosen method is to admit my mistake early and explain that I use misspellings to ensure that everyone can find my site. Instead of being a negative, misspellings are a kind of additional service. I don�??t have any hard data, but I�??m pretty sure a misspelling in the title tag drives off a few really pedantic searchers.

Conclusion
In the end, Search Engine Optimization is all about generating targeted traffic. To that we need to be giving people what they�??re they�??re looking for. By using misspelling we�??re aiming to give people what they want and that�??s got to be a good idea in any business.

Ian is the owner of Wordtracker Competition Search Automation the software that saves hours by completely automating the Wordtracker Competition Search. A free demo version is available by sending an email to ian(at)fastforwardseo(dot)com and will soon be offered to all subscriber to Ian’s free Search Engine Optimization newsletter. More articles and SEO advice is available at Ian’s SEO Visibitly Blog

Google AdWords advertisers need to take some very important steps if they are to make it big with Google AdWords marketing. Some of these important steps are listed below.

Bid on the most targeted keywords.

If you want your Google AdWords advertising effort to bring you any meaningful result, make sure that the keywords you bid on are highly targeted to what you want to promote. For example, if you want to promote Spanish classical guitars, then your targeted keywords should be buy Spanish classical guitars, purchase Spanish classical guitars, Order Spanish classical guitars online, and so on. Keywords you should discard are Spanish guitars, buy Spanish guitars, and so on.

Test and tweak your Google AdWords ads.

Testing is a very important factor in any marketing method one chooses to use. Ask successful affiliate marketers and they will tell you that they had to test various affiliate programs to find out the effectiveness of such programs for the kind of marketing method hey adopted in promoting them. The same rule applies to Google AdWords marketing.

Testing and tweaking your Google AdWords ads helps you to determine which ones perform best and which ones do not. You will have to make sure that you test continuously until you get it right. In the process of testing and tweaking your AdWords ads make sure that you set a daily budget to help you keep your advertising costs low.

I found that I got more click through rates on my ads and made more sales after I started bidding on the most targeted keywords, and tested and tweaked my Google AdWords ads.

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In this article we will be discussing some SEO tips for readers/webmasters to use on their own websites. There is a lot of webmasters out there with no basic concepts of how to promote their own websites via SEO. In order for an internet surfer to visit your site you need to use certain keywords that the searcher uses.

For instance, if you have a site about fishing. You will want related keywords to use to write related content on those keywords and construct web pages for your site. I personally use a keywords research tool called wordtacker. If you type in fishing into wordtracker it will then give a list of related keywords you can use to create content pages. Wordtracker also gives you the amount of searches a particular keyword or phrase has per day. This is very useful information as it tells you the demand for the keyword that web surfers use each day!

Once you have your keywords you’d like to use for your site, you then need to check to see what the competition is like with these keywords at the search engines. Just type in your keyword in the search engine and make sure you surround the phrase with quotes. The reason for this is because you want to find out how many pages are using the exact phrase match for that keyword phrase. This gives you a good indication as to how much competition there is for your keyword phrase. The lower the competition, the better. Meaning the less amount of effort you need to do in order to have you keyword optimized web page ranking high in the search engines.

Now there are other complexities involved which I wont go into today. I will follow up this article with the complexities you need to know in order to find out what the strength of competition is like. For example, what web pages using the same keywords as you have good in bound links. If they have high quality in bound links you may find it difficult to out rank these pages and their link popularity. You just need to keep adding one way quality back links to the pages that need them the most.

It can be tough and almost a full time job looking after these pages. Making sure that they are all ranking high in the search engines for the terms and phrases that they are optimized for! I have come across an excellent SEO software tool that helps me to manage my sites which saves me a lot of time and money. Its great for getting links to my site which helps my Overall Page rank for my site!

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Nowadays, traffic is underrated. There’s so much focus on ranking in search engines. However, the traffic that they can give you can result to the kind of profit that you need as they direct visitors into your product page.

Here are 4 steps to search engine traffic:

1. Provide fresh ideas and great content. Content makes up the majority of what makes a certain website good. There are many ways on how you can develop compelling copies. All you need is search through the Web for these tips. What’s important, though, is you give your own take on certain topics related to your niche.

2. Learn to advertise in different methods. The good thing about Internet marketing is that you can simultaneously launch different advertising modes at a much cheaper rate. Take advantage of this. You can create banners and request webmasters of theme-related websites to place them on their pages. Moreover, you can also choose to create business icons and logos which your visitors can share to their online friends.

3. Practice link building. Link exchanging is the best way to have your links posted in other websites, while you do the same for them. This gives you both affiliation and virtually free advertisement. Getting linked sends you up higher in the search results rankings too. So you can get free traffic from other related websites and search engines.

4. Always go for submission. Nothing still beats the old tricks of improving your traffic going to your website. One of the best ways is to submit not only your homepage but all of your web pages as much as possible to different directories. If you have an RSS feed, you can also submit it to RSS syndicators and directories. The most essential thing when it comes to Internet traffic is that you can drive a huge portion of your target market to your website.

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The robots.txt file is an exclusion standard required by all web crawlers/robots to tell them what files and directories that you want them to stay OUT of on your site. Not all crawlers/bots follow the exclusion standard and will continue crawling your site anyway. I like to call them “Bad Bots” or trespassers. We block them by IP exclusion which is another story entirely.

This is a very simple overview of robots.txt basics for webmasters. For a complete and thorough lesson, visit http://www.robotstxt.org/

To see the proper format for a somewhat standard robots.txt file look directly below. That file should be at the root of the domain because that is where the crawlers expect it to be, not in some secondary directory.

Below is the proper format for a robots.txt file —–>

User-agent: *
Disallow: /cgi-bin/
Disallow: /images/
Disallow: /group/

User-agent: msnbot
Crawl-delay: 10

User-agent: Teoma
Crawl-delay: 10

User-agent: Slurp
Crawl-delay: 10

User-agent: aipbot
Disallow: /

User-agent: BecomeBot
Disallow: /

User-agent: psbot
Disallow: /

——–> End of robots.txt file

This tiny text file is saved as a plain text document and ALWAYS with the name “robots.txt” in the root of your domain.

A quick review of the listed information from the robots.txt file above follows. The “User Agent: MSNbot” is from MSN, Slurp is from Yahoo and Teoma is from AskJeeves. The others listed are “Bad” bots that crawl very fast and to nobody’s benefit but their own, so we ask them to stay out entirely. The * asterisk is a wild card that means “All” crawlers/spiders/bots should stay out of that group of files or directories listed.

The bots given the instruction “Disallow: /” means they should stay out entirely and those with “Crawl-delay: 10″ are those that crawled our site too quickly and caused it to bog down and overuse the server resources. Google crawls more slowly than the others and doesn’t require that instruction, so is not specifically listed in the above robots.txt file. Crawl-delay instruction is only needed on very large sites with hundreds or thousands of pages. The wildcard asterisk * applies to all crawlers, bots and spiders, including Googlebot.

Those we provided that “Crawl-delay: 10″ instruction to were requesting as many as 7 pages every second and so we asked them to slow down. The number you see is seconds and you can change it to suit your server capacity, based on their crawling rate. Ten seconds between page requests is far more leisurely and stops them from asking for more pages than your server can dish up.

(You can discover how fast robots and spiders are crawling by looking at your raw server logs - which show pages requested by precise times to within a hundredth of a second - available from your web host or ask your web or IT person. Your server logs can be found in the root directory if you have server access, you can usually download compressed server log files by calendar day right off your server. You’ll need a utility that can expand compressed files to open and read those plain text raw server log files.)

To see the contents of any robots.txt file just type robots.txt after any domain name. If they have that file up, you will see it displayed as a text file in your web browser. Click on the link below to see that file for Amazon.com

http://www.Amazon.com/robots.txt

You can see the contents of any website robots.txt file that way.

The robots.txt shown above is what we currently use at Publish101 Web Content Distributor, just launched in May of 2005. We did an extensive case study and published a series of articles on crawler behavior and indexing delays known as the Google Sandbox. That Google Sandbox Case Study is highly instructive on many levels for webmasters everywhere about the importance of this often ignored little text file.

One thing we didn’t expect to glean from the research involved in indexing delays (known as the Google Sandbox) was the importance of robots.txt files to quick and efficient crawling by the spiders from the major search engines and the number of heavy crawls from bots that will do no earthly good to the site owner, yet crawl most sites extensively and heavily, straining servers to the breaking point with requests for pages coming as fast as 7 pages per second.

We discovered in our launch of the new site that Google and Yahoo will crawl the site whether or not you use a robots.txt file, but MSN seems to REQUIRE it before they will begin crawling at all. All of the search engine robots seem to request the file on a regular basis to verify that it hasn’t changed.

Then when you DO change it, they will stop crawling for brief periods and repeatedly ask for that robots.txt file during that time without crawling any additional pages. (Perhaps they had a list of pages to visit that included the directory or files you have instructed them to stay out of and must now adjust their crawling schedule to eliminate those files from their list.)

Most webmasters instruct the bots to stay out of “image” directories and the “cgi-bin” directory as well as any directories containing private or proprietary files intended only for users of an intranet or password protected sections of your site. Clearly, you should direct the bots to stay out of any private areas that you don’t want indexed by the search engines.

The importance of robots.txt is rarely discussed by average webmasters and I’ve even had some of my client business’ webmasters ask me what it is and how to implement it when I tell them how important it is to both site security and efficient crawling by the search engines. This should be standard knowledge by webmasters at substantial companies, but this illustrates how little attention is paid to use of robots.txt.

The search engine spiders really do want your guidance and this tiny text file is the best way to provide crawlers and bots a clear signpost to warn off trespassers and protect private property - and to warmly welcome invited guests, such as the big three search engines while asking them nicely to stay out of private areas.

Copyright © August 17, 2005 by Mike Banks Valentine

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Ethical search engine optimization - knowing the facts - Article one.

A search engine optimization company is more than simply an entity that works to rank your website; it is an extension of your business!

The truth is the company you keep reflects on you!

Again and again the internet has shown it has a fantastic capability of generating revenue. It is that capability that has brought you online and likewise an entire industry of hungry businesses all looking for their piece of the pie.

Sadly as with all great opportunities, there are opportunists waiting to lead you into a false sense of security and as a web master this is something you must be aware of. �??We can get you to the number one spot of Google within a week, set up specialist keyword pages that drive countless individuals to your website�?� the list is long & not to mention convincing, the reality, this most probably a black hat seo tactic.

The fact is YES search engines can be deceived! You can get your website to the top; you can have all the traffic that you want! However if you are looking for a two minute success, that is truly what you will get!

In reality web masters are all fighting for their piece of the action, meanwhile search engines are fighting for quality, as it is that very quality that makes their service excel against their competitors.

Granted to some web masters out there it is of know consequence that they are banned from the search engines, it took them seconds to set up their web pages up there, no doubt they have thousands of websites all over the internet packed to the brim with keywords & ad words, they are in no way looking for something permanent.

You however are looking to create your brand, you are passionate about your creation, your product or services, and you must do everything you can to nurture it, develop it and in short create a successful profit making entity that suits all parties, your business, your potential customers & the search engines.

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1. Optimise every page on your website

The major search engines are not looking at individual websites and ranking them, they are ranking pages from every website in the world. This means that if your website contains more than one page you should optimise for the specific content that is found on each page.

Optimising each webpage is overlooked by so many websites and this can be the difference between competing for a highly competitive keyword phrase such as �??Irish Hotels�?� and competing for a much less competitive keyword phrase such as �??Hotels in County Offaly �?�. After that they can check out the rest of your website that is all about �??Irish Hotels�?�.

2. Pick appropriate keyword phrases

This is the single most important thing to do when it comes to optimising your website for search engines. The keywords that your potential customers type into Google, Yahoo, MSN, and Ask Jeeves are the keywords that your site should be using within the specific areas of your webpage (see below; Optimising your Page Titles and Optimising your Content). There are a number of useful keyword research tools available on the web. The most recommended and user-friendly are Wordtracker and Keyword Discovery. Both offer trial versions.

3. Optimising your Page Titles

All of the major search engines have 100�??s of different algorithms that compute where your webpage should be listed for different keyword searches. Putting your keywords within the Title description (the blue bar you will see at the top of your screen) of your pages is one of the most important SEO techniques and will help your website climb through the rankings and allow your visitors to remember exactly what your page is all about when they save it to their �??favourites�?�.

4. Optimising your Page Content

It is sometimes very difficult to write content for your website. Not only do you need put the information that you want the visitor to see in front of them in an easy-to-read style, you also have to keep in mind the keywords or keyphrases that your page is targeting so that you can rank better within search engines.

One of the best pieces of advice that I have come across is to write for your visitors and include the keywords and keyphrases as much as makes sense. Read what you written out loud to yourself and a few others. If it sounds stupid�?� lather, rinse, and repeat.

5. Create an inbound linking strategy

Submitting your site to online directories is a very beneficial way to drive targeted traffic to your website. People will find your listing in a directory and click on the link to go directly to your site.

This not only brings visitors to your website, but it also creates links for search engine �??spiders�?� or �??robots�?� to find your website and index your pages within their results. If your site doesn�??t have a link pointing to it on the World Wide Web the search engines will never find it and you will never see any traffic from Google or the other big ones.

6. Descriptively labeling your links and images (aka the anchor text)

This technique is both common sense and good practice. Telling your visitors what the link that they are going to click on allows them to know exactly what they are going to be directed to. Saying �??click here�?� is not enough to help them understand what they’re going to find once they click through. Be as descriptive as possible with every text and graphical link on your site. The cool thing about writing your anchor text and alt attributes to be descriptive is that you can almost always describe the page you’re pointing to by using its main keyword phrase which is another one of those many factors search engines that into account when it comes to ranking your web pages.

7. Make sure your site is spider-friendly

Your website may look fantastic. You and your web designer may be talented graphic designers that can make Flash and Javascript dazzle your visitors with a show that would put RiverDance to shame. However, if your website contains Flash and Javascript it�??s important to know that search engine spiders can�??t read this code (or appreciate the effort you put into the design). The way around this is to provide navigation alternatives to allow the spiders crawl deep within your website and index the web pages within their results.

8. Create Fresh Content

When you are optimizing your website properly you will see a trend. If you are doing something that benefits your websites visitors then the search engines will reward you for it.

Search engines do tend to like websites that create fresh content regardless of the format. If they know any given site is adding new articles on a frequent basis, they will come around often to index it.

Blogs and forums are effective and easy ways of adding new information to your site on a regular basis.

However, if your only purpose of setting up a blog or a forum is for better search engine rankings then there really is no point in doing it. Only add a forum if it contributes something beneficial to your website and if you have the traffic to make it interactive enough for visitors to return to it. And, only add a blog if you have something of interest to say on a regular basis.

9. Do not think that you can trick Search Engines

As noted before, �?? If you are doing something that benefits your websites visitors then the search engines will reward you for it�?�.

If you try to trick the search engines by hiding keyword phrases in your pages by making the text colour the same as the background colour, hiding keyword phrases in tiny font, joining link farms, or any other sneaky practice your sites will be removed from the search engines and it will take you a long time to get back in (and you will also have to spend more time cleaning up your website before they will accept you).

10. Offer something unique

If your website offers something that is unique and interesting to your target market and it is properly optimized (by applying all of the techniques that are listed above) you will not only rank well within the major search engines, you will also get the added benefit of people linking to your website in forums, blogs, and through other websites which will send your site more visitors and create more inbound links which will help it rank higher.

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To maximize results on your website, you need traffic. Starting a Google Adwords marketing program can be a great way to deliver lots of visitors to your website who are already pre-qualified - after all, these are people who found your ad because they typed a keyword term related to your business into a search engine.

How Google Adwords Marketing works

Google Adwords is what’s known as a pay-per-click (PPC) marketing program.

If you’ve ever done a search on Google, you’ve probably noticed the top and right side areas of the search results page. These are under the heading of Sponsored Links.

These are the Adwords ads of business owners who offer products or services related to the keyword term you searched for.

If you click on one of these ads, the business owner pays Google a certain amount. The amount varies based on how competitive the keyword term is.

As an advertiser, you would bid on certain keywords related to your product or service. Google places your ad on the search results page for those keywords.

The position of your ad would be based on how high your competitors bid in relation to your bid and how well your ad performs in comparison to your competitors’ ads (more on this below).

Four Steps To Maximize the Performance of Your Google Adwords Marketing Program

1. Make sure your website is ready to deliver.

What do you want the want the visitor to do when they click on your ad and arrive at your website’s landing page?

Do you want them to sign up for your newsletter? Do you want them to buy a product? Optimize your page for your Most Wanted Response (MWR).

People are often resistant to an immediate sales message, so I would suggest you start with using your Adwords marketing program to invite visitors to sign up for your free ezine. Encourage them to do so by offering a free special report or eBook.

Once they’ve joined your list, you will have the opportunity to create a relationship with them through the great content you provide in your ezine. They will come to know you, like you and trust you as an expert in your field and will eventually buy.

2. Choose the right keywords.

Avoid bidding on single keywords or broad phrases with lots of competition. Instead, choose targeted keyword phrases that better apply to your specific product or service.

For example, if you sell digital cameras, you would be better off bidding on “Nikon cameras” or a specific model of Nikon digital camera. Your cost per click will be less and you’ll receive more targeted traffic.

If you provide a service to a specific local community, bid on keyword terms that include your region. For example, if you’re a dentist in Buffalo, choose “Buffalo dentist” instead of just “dentist”. Once again, you’ll only be paying for clicks that could result in real patient appointments.

3. Lower what you pay by making your ad perform.

Remember Google only gets paid when someone clicks on your ad. As a result, if you create an ad that attracts more clicks, they’ll reward you with a lower bid price and better ad placement.

Google measures the clickthrough rate (CTR) of each ad. The CTR is the percentage of people who actually click on your ad. If 100 people search for your keyword term, your ad is shown 100 times. If 1 person clicks on your ad, your CTR is 1%.

Let’s say you have this 1% CTR and you’re paying $1.00 per click to be in position #2. If you can change your ad to increase your CTR to 2%, Google may reward you by lowering your pay-per-click rate to only 51 cents for that #2 position. You’re basically getting two visitors for the price of one.

So how can you increase your CTR?

It all comes down to testing the wording of your ad. Adwords marketing expert Perry Marshall offers the following example of two slightly different ads with drastically different CTR’s:

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All Perry did was reverse two lines and he increased his CTR by nearly twenty times!

Increasing your CTR can sometimes be a simple matter of changing the order of your words. The only way to know is by testing.

4. Keep track of your results.

In addition to the CTR, there are two other numbers you need to keep track of: your average cost per click (CPC) and your average revenue per click (RPC).

If you know that each of your leads brings you in about $10 in initial sales and it takes an average of 20 clicks to get that lead, your RPC is $0.50 ($10 divided by 20).

Knowing this helps you realize that your CPC needs to be below $0.50 or you’ll be losing money on every click. Obviously, when you’re first starting your Adwords marketing program you’ll need to guess at some of these numbers, but remember to track them as the results come in.

While a good marketer would do all she can to attract as much free website traffic as possible, a Google Adwords marketing program can be a valuable tool to help boost targeted traffic to your site. Using the suggestions above can help maximize the cost-effectiveness and profitability of your Adwords marketing program.

Bill O’Shea is a marketing consultant specializing in helping independent professionals and small business owners create maximum growth and profit in their businesses. For more great resources on small business marketing and a free Marketing Plan Development Guide and Special Report on “The Top Ten Advertising Mistakes Most Small Business Owners Make”, please visit Small-Business-Marketing-Success.com

However, many people believe that affiliate marketing was born when the internet came into function. The truth is, affiliate marketing has been before the onset of the Internet economy and is the same with network marketing.

The only twist is that Network marketing works with a network of people bringing others to replicate everyone’s efforts. It should also be noted that most affiliate programs are designed in a similar way. There is a two tier to ten tier affiliate programs which also works with a network of people replicating everyone’s efforts to bring a massive growth for the company.

Affiliate and network marketing can mean different things to different people, but the bottom line is people join affiliate and network marketing to make money and improve their lifestyles.

Whether you are an affiliate or a network marketer depending on how you view these terms, your aim should be to strive for proven ways to build your business to give you the much desired financial freedom that you have always wanted.

Many people around the globe are leveraging the power of the internet to make huge financial impacts in their lives by selling products that they are affiliated with. Thousands of marketers have quit their day job to live the life they desired by involving themselves in this life changing business model that has been for a over the past 50 years.

What matters is your ability to know how to sell products to targeted people and also get people to replicate your efforts successfully by building a huge downline or sub affiliates in your network.

To learn more, download my free report, “How to build a quick downline” here: Build A Downline

Joe Okoro is an accomplished networker who has successfully used internet marketing to grow his downline for 3 years now.