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Why, thank you very much, MJ! I agree with you that taking action is indeed the hardest part but that's only because of a lack of a driving reason. If there's a driving reason... a real "WHY", then taking action will be automatic =)
 
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Heya Kha,
Don't worry about it. Ben's been at this for a while so he knows what he's doing. Just focus on what you're supposed to be doing now and you'll do fine :) Take care man!

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Heya Kym,
Nice to see you here~ Glad that you liked it. Thanks for recommending Success University as well! It's just proof that Success University's a good business to get involved with.
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Thanks Mitch. You're not the only one who has PLR stuff sitting and collecting digital dust =) Lots of people do! Yeah, if you do take the time to go through it, you might find a couple of gems that's worth using as new blog material.

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Hi Kha,

Yep, that's true. But that's also partly because of how some of the fake gurus market their products. Nevertheless, people still need to get down and dirty to get work done in order to be successful.

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Hey Mitch, I think it's only normal that people hit a wall and complain about it - it's almost like a prerequisite for many and a fast way to get over it is to learn from a mentor. By the way, where'd you hear the term smart retard? Heh. I pretty much came up with it and I loved the oxymoronic aspect of it :) Might have been copyrighted!
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Heya Zsolt,

Thanks! Yep, you've made some excellent remarks. I like the "victory scars" that you've stated but it might not be so pretty for the ladies :) There are bound to be bumps and bruises on the journey to success online but it's most important to stay the course and keep improving!
Thanks for your comment!

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Hello Robin, thanks! Actually, I was planning to mention goals but as I went along... I guess I forgot about it *grin* I had an idea about it but I think I didn't word it right so it just evolved into another article altogether. Heh. Thanks for dropping by!

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You're welcome, Dag :) Glad it's been of help.
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Thanks! :)

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Thank you very much for your nice compliments :) Sorry but I'm not really that interested in skin care products - already have a lot of friends with good recommendations. You've got a nice site going on though, thanks for popping by!

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Heya Albert,
Thanks for popping by :) You're very welcome, a good post deserves some love!
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Hi Sean,
Thank you very much. You've got something cool going on with your site as well! The key's in marketing - which a lot of people tend to forget as the critical ingredient for success. Thanks for the comments about the blog layout - appreciate it :)
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Nice comment, Gerlaine. Very true, economy should not dictate what the business minded can do. :)

You're very welcome, Mitch =)

Hi Kha, that's a good way to go. Use whatever techniques that you have to build traffic and go with free traffic. Once you've made some money with it, use that and reinvest it into paid traffic!
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Hey Peter, well, I updated it - didn't really change it. The original theme had an upgrade and I upgraded along with it by adding a custom header =) Glad that you liked it! Ha. As much as free traffic is great - paid traffic is indeed an option to consider. Don't drop it off just yet because if you have free traffic that converts, then you can reinvest that into paid traffic which can also convert and that in turn can create a "set-it-and-forget-it" method. But as to how that's going to be done, well... A whole ecourse will probably be the best way to explain how it's done!

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Ben10, a forum is indeed for hobby related discussion but it can also be used to generate income for you. For example, if you are selling Ben Ten toys, you can be in a forum about toys and related hobbies with a link that goes to a web site where others can buy stuff from you.

Glad that you liked it! Heh, by the way, I just checked out your blog... did you realise that almost all of the comments on your blog are made by bots? Just copy and paste their comments into Google and you'll know what I mean.

Stay awesome!

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You're welcome, Mark. Glad that it's been of help to you~

Hi Peter, I delete all Busby SEO Test posts... They never provide any real comments. I don't know what they are or what they do but they're really just sapping up your space.

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Hi Dave, thank you very much! You've got immense amount of detail on your blog as well so it's definitely worth some mentioning =) I do strive to provide as much great information every now and then.

Hi Peter, I delete all Busby SEO Test posts... They never provide any real comments. I don't know what they are or what they do but they're really just sapping up your space.

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That sounds like a soft-sell squeeze. There are different versions of squeeze pages - a hard sell and a soft sell approach. Those that are long may be using the soft sell method in order to get contact information and they want to tell you that you can expect to get some good information when you join in their list.

The best squeeze page always have the benefits shown to the prospect or the visitor upfront immediately. I admit that I don't read a lot of those information as well because to me, the header title must grab my attention. If that fails, I hardly want to carry on reading the rest of the page too.

There's never a perfect method of getting the click of sale - only ones that are more proven. As to whether a link in the article will lead to a sale - I think that requires more testing. John Reese wisely said to always track every single thing to learn the best way.