Kevin J Timothy

Want more Twitter followers? There's this cool third party Twitter app called Crowdfire. It has to be the coolest thing ever! What is Crowdfire? It's simply a Twitter (and Instagram) management system. All you have to do is visit Crowdfire and sign in to your Twitter account. You may have to sign up first. Once you do the experience will prove to be worth the effort. Once in focus your attention to the left column. All the tools you will EVER need for Twitter are right there. http://kevinjtimothy.me/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Crowdfireshot-1.png If you're new to marketing on Twitter if I were you I would start out by clicking Keyword Follow. The sky is the limit from there. Search for keywords related to your niche and peruse through the results. Follow who you like. BEFORE YOU KNOW IT your Twitter audience will grow. Give Crowdfire a try. Follow wisely...because free members only get to follow up to 25 daily. The unfollow limit for free members is 100.

Funny but so true. This also reminds me of the offline promotion techniques I see around town. Why commit to ordering business cards or vehicle magnet signage when you're branding Gmail - and not yourself? Some signage would even have a logo! But a generic URL printed on the signage? Why not commit to ordering a (branded) domain for your business? These little things really do go a long way and it has nothing to do with your age, sir. Its just wise business practice...I believe.

Clare, this was a secret to me and I attribute it to me not exploring Gmail's features. I've been using the method you suggested and I have noticed a huge difference in efficiency (speed) and earning safelist credits.

I definitely use Wordpress - and love it! It certainly isn't as newbie friendly like Blogger, but as for the professional looking website I would give the advantage to Wordpress. It better be a self-hosted website used in conjunction with Wordpress. Otherwise, they tend to be super strenuous with affiliate marketers.

I still do receive relatively high conversions from safelists, but it mainly depends on the safelist you're sending emails through. Not all are created equal as some are more responsive than others. You have to track them to find out. Besides the way each one will respond to your emails will fluctuate month to month. Safelists have a trendy nature.

...but is there any particular method, rhyme or reason to how you accomplish that? Please share if so.

I think it does well in keeping a particular service or product buzzworthy. This can help with royalties or residuals. People will comment and share all day!

CLARE!!!! You're awesome. In all my years of using Gmail I have never discovered that feature. I've never even ventured into that "Labs" tab....seen it, but never touched it. I like this technique already. Pretty good content for a blog or a video, Clare. *hint* THANK YOU.

Tommie, do you think that concept began with the auto sales industry? You've got me thinking deeply now... I believe that some industries use this tactic to get you stuck with the item. But most free trials tend to seal the deal.

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That's a very good strategy to use especially with free Traffic Browser memberships; since they only allow to surf seven at one time.

I believe that's a fairly good number to gauge with.

They're not a waste of time. Expecting good marketing results when you don't use them consistently is. Of course, it will depend on where your text ads are placed and who's providing them. But we won't know unless we are tracking each ad. I believe that they work; in fact in one resource that I use I'm actually getting better click through rates from the text ads than I am the banners!

Are you using any type of system to manage all of your credit emails? If not, consider using the filter feature of your email provider. If it wasn't for that I'm not sure how I'd be able to maintain the thousands that come in weekly.

Here, are you referring to Outlook or a similar styled email product?

A gossip betrays a confidence; so avoid anyone who talks too much. - Proverbs 20:19

You're absolutely correct! Even when the product has nothing to do with sexuality there you have the sexy image of a woman (or man). I believe we as humans are naturally drawn to images of "beauty." As a result marketing firms will invest billions on this concept in advertising.

I've haven't cared much about Warrior Forum lately...Marketing Checkpoint is a sleeping giant.

Locate the free sources of advertising and work them consistently and more often than you would the paid sources.

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True it's not for everyone, but if you hope for expanded success in your business (ANY one) using the internet is wise. Using the online world of advertising provides you with a whole lot of leverage. Sure, one can take it completely OFFline, or foolishly rely solely upon word of mouth, but you'll be doing your business an injustice. The actual question should be, is entrepreneurship/self-employment for everyone. Certainly not. Employer paychecks can become quite comfortable and lead to damaging complacency. ...and if you're not yet ready to quit at least stop complaining with, to, or around others...the negativity is highly contagious. You see it more often than not - those that aren't ready for the commitment tend to get bitter pre-maturely...as though blessings come overnight.

I'd like to see more pictures because I think that if it's about building relationships, why not try to be more personable by including a picture.

That's insane... So there's no getting you off course on your free days, huh?

Shane, That's an interesting aspect there. Care to elaborate?

I REALLY like this one. Sometimes you just have to allow someone to remain blissfully ignorant, as I've found that some don't mind being in that state. http://kevinjtimothy.me/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Bear-Meme.jpg