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WP Supermax – How Secure Are Your WP Sites? (Review)

Max — Sat, 05 May 2012 08:29:17 +0000

Ignore this at the risk of your WordPress sites’ safety.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

DON’T DELAY! Click here to secure your WP SuperMax peace of mind.

How secure are your WP sites? Are they bullet proof or can they easily be hacked, hijacked, destroyed, infected with viruses, misappropriated, redirected, and whatever else malicious minds can think of?

Yet there is nothing to worry about. A couple of days ago, I bought WP SuperMax, a complete guide to making your WP sites bullet proof. It opened my eyes to the dangers that lurk out there and at the same time showed me exactly what to do and why, how and where to do it so that I never have to worry again.

All you have to do to secure your WP sites is take a few simple steps to check whether anything has already been done to them. Then lock them down safely with free plugins provided you know what you’re doing.

WP SuperMax shows you exactly that.

DON’T DELAY! Click here to secure your WP SuperMax peace of mind.

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“Youtube Hijack” – Is It Legal? Review of Sarah Staar’s “Youtube Hijack”

Max — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 11:00:12 +0000

“Youtube Hijack” is a video marketing course I’ve been waiting for. Here is my review.

Click here to view the video on YouTube.

Click here to get “Youtube Hijack” now.

Before I delve into the content of the course, a word about the title. “Youtube Hijack” is just a fancy name for three highly effective, totally above board and perfectly legal video marketing methods. It does not require any actual hijacking, kidnapping or other unlawful activity.

What is “Youtube Hijack”?

“Youtube Hijack” teaches three distinct video marketing strategies. They all focus on Youtube.

It also makes three big claims that it teaches:

How to generate massive income without even uploading a single video!

Which videos sell,

And

How to use the SEO Video Hijack method to secure top rankings and to make your videos stick.

In this review, I’ll investigate these three claims.

Module 1 of “Youtube Hijack”

Module 1 of “Youtube Hijack” revisits a previous release of her own “Youtube Loophole” but with a vengeance:

She updates her “Youtube Loophole” and demonstrates how she makes it work today with features that were not available at its previous release.

It is an advanced video marketing method presented in 6 videos with 48 minutes of solid instruction through live examples how to generate income without creating and uploading a single video. In particular, she homes in on the five steps that define this online video marketing technique:

How to take advantage of advanced features offered by Youtube
Which mistakes to avoid when setting up your Youtube videos
How to evaluate opportunities step by step
How to target the right audience for your purpose
How to make your affiliate links enticing so that viewers want to click

Does she meet her claim for the first video marketing method? Yes, she does, and nothing is left out.

“Youtube Hijack” Module 2

In Module 2 her promise is to show us “Videos That Sell”

This module is brief and to the point.

The introductory video sets out the concept she homes in on here. She explains which videos work best.

This is born out by her experience in creating these videos. The examples she provides are actual videos. This means that unlike other course her videos are not produced for the course. Rather, they live examples of four types of videos, her own “working” videos she used to generate affiliate sales.

These videos show very clearly the structure and sequence that makes viewers curious and almost leaves them no choice but to click and check out the offer.

As in Module 1, she meets her challenge. She shows us which videos sell and why they sell.

Module 3 – “SEO Video Hijack”

Her challenge for this module is to show how to use the "SEO Video Hijack" method to secure top rankings and to make these videos stick. This means making your videos rank high in Google’s natural search results.

This module teaches 10 key steps, tools and strategies to achieve this goal. Her overarching strategy is:

1. How to use videos to rank at the top of Google

This is based on:
2. How to do market research to eliminate keywords not worth pursuing
and
3. How to avoid a “Youtube slap”, that is to say, how to create videos and channels that will not be banned by Youtube.

The next strategy is obviously a video marketing necessity: She show us
4. What are the essential elements our videos must have if we want to use them successfully for marketing.

Once videos are created, the next step shows
5. How to get our videos to rank in Google.

Very importantly, she makes clear a fundamental distinction:
6. Which features will help our videos rank in Youtube but not in Google.

As all this cannot be achieved without tools, she clarifies:
7. Which free and paid services help promote our videos.

However, there are major pitfalls that must be avoided. In particular:
8. Why we can use these tools for ranking in Youtube but must never use them for ranking in Google.

Of course, some safety measures have to be in place. She shows
9. How to stop our competitors from hijacking comments on our videos

Finally, if you want to market in multiple niches you need not only videos but also different Youtube channels. She also shows:
10. How to set up multiple Youtube accounts

These completes Module 3.

In summary, does the course live up to its initial promise?

That is, does it show us how to:

Create income without video without uploading any videos?

Create videos that sell?

Hijack top Google rankings with video?

The short answer is: Yes, it does! Her three video marketing strategies in “Youtube Hijack” are invaluable for anyone who wants to use video marketing as a major business strategy.

Click here to get “Youtube Hijack” now.

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Online Video 2012 – Trends & Predictions

Max — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 21:01:18 +0000

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Onlive Video 2012 – Trends & Predictions (click to download)

Click here to download the report with full private label rights.

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How To Be An iPhone Video Hero

Max — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 11:40:32 +0000

Do you own a video smartphone? Perhaps an iPhone 4 or 4s, an iPod Touch 4 or an iPad 2? Do you know how to get the best out of your video camera in your pocket? Would you like to be an iPhone video hero?

Video on a smartphone is an amazing tool not just for Internet marketers. You can capture anything of interest on the fly or plan a project, then edit and package it for maximum impact for your business, hobby, club, project, family event or just for fun.

Last week I came across a new program, checked it out, bought it and absolutely love it.

Here is my review:

Click here for the link I mentioned in the video. It’s a very cool program. In fact, I bought it as a present for my daughter. She loves her iPod Touch 4 and has already made a video for a school project. It’s time she learned how to do get the best out of her HD video camera. Video is the future. You can’t get started with it too early.

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Have the Search Engines Gone Mad?

Max — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 11:57:15 +0000

A couple of days ago, I needed a rapid answer to a very urgent question:

“What species is a hare?”

I ‘m sure you, too, are dying to find out.

I know I was. So I googled it and was frankly bowled over by the answer.

I was bowled over because it made no sense whatsoever, and that in all three search engines, Google, Yahoo and Bing.

Why on earth did these search colossuses send me to recipes, consulting chemists or some obscure electronics manufacturer out in the wilds of Hertfordshire when they promised to guide me to a Wiki page that was supposed to contain a fast answer to a simple question?

Mysterious? Worrying? Have the search engines gone mad?

Eventually, as I continued to ask, a pattern began to emerge. I noticed a strange recurrence in the status bar during searches. To cut a long story really short, my laptop needed anti-rootkit treatment. Here is how and why:

Here is the download link for your free Kaspersky Anti-Rootkit Treatment:

Kaspersky Lab Technical Support:
Anti-rootkit utility TDSSKiller
http://support.kaspersky.com/faq/?qid=208283363

Have you experienced similar infections? Leave a comment; I’d love to hear from you how you dealt with it.

Alright, I won’t you keep guessing any longer.

Hares are leporids.

PS. I just discovered that the culprit is known to the authorities under the name “Google Redirect Virus.” It can do all sorts of things. You may want to consult this ehow page:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5842581_remove-google-redirect-virus.html

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QR Code

Max — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 22:33:11 +0000

Do you have a QR code for your website?

I never thought about getting one until yesterday when the tree surgeon arrived to check out the tree that threatens to lift the house.

When he parked his car in my drive I couldn’t believe it! A PR savvy tree care company displaying their QR Code not just on his car but, so he told me, on all their vehicles (rear and either side)!

That’s it. I had to get mine. Here it is:

I’m not quite sure how useful it is to publish my QR code on my blog, but I could certainly stick it on my business card.

If you cannot wait to get your QR code, here are two websites that generate them for free:

http://qrcode.kaywa.com/
http://quikqr.com/

The second one also has a review of QR reader apps with download links for your smartphone.

What are you waiting for? Get yourself QR Coded!

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The Foundations of Internet Marketing Success

Max — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 12:12:41 +0000

In his The Foundations of Internet Marketing Success, Matt Olson sets himself the task to explain these foundations on a mere 28 pages. This is a tall order. It gets even taller with Matt’s bold claim that

“The formula for IM success has its foundation in “doing and thinking in a certain way”. The following pages contain the blueprint.”

And:

“These are universal principles of success and they work 100% of the time.”

As if this wasn’t bold and daring enough he ups the ante by a few degrees with this:

“I want you to know that this report has nothing to do with doing any new age mental “stunts” in the hopes that money will magically appear in your bank account. On the contrary, the following information is practical, down to earth advice on how to change your thinking so you perform in a more effective, efficient manner.”

Now the question is: Does he deliver?

He does.

Matt Olson has been a full time Internet Marketer for a number of years and generates a significant income. Most importantly, he has earns his money not by teaching but by Internet marketing. This means that he knows what he is talking about when he occasionally puts out a Internet Marketing course. He teaches what he does.

He does the same with his Foundations of Internet Marketing Success. He teaches what he does and what helped him be successful.

No is no miracle cure, no “Secret” although at times I wondered when “The Secret” would pop out of the hat. In the end, it didn’t. Good. Instead, Matt Olson made good on his promise and produced solid guidelines to follow and illustrated them with his own experience that took him from Internet newbie to successful Internet Marketer.

The Upside of his Foundations: it was written by a successful Internet Marketer for Internet Marketers. He knows what he is talking about, and he focuses on the right methods that will lead to success. It was written by a practitioner in both camps, Internet Marketing and Mindset for Success.

The Downside of his Foundations: like with every other course, the author cannot do it for us. We have to do it ourselves. We are the downside, pushed by our laziness, complacency, procrastination.

Matt Olson shows us clearly what to do and, the framework of 28 pages permitting, how to do it. There is also a bibliography for those who want to dig deeper. The rest is entirely up to us.

As with many recent things, this ebook arrived just at the right moment for me, reminding me again of what it takes to get where I will get. There can never be enough reminders. I will do what I recommend that everyone should do:

Get it, read it and follow exactly what he tells us to do. And at $7, frankly, it’s a steal.

See you at the top.

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Captcha Or No Captcha

Max — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:38:44 +0000

Don’t you just hate them?

I know I do.

I’m talking about specimen of this:

Or even worse, this:

Captchas. Beloved of the Google Keyword Tool and other online behemoths forcing you to try and try again, refresh repeatedly, then guess and eventually digress into foul language.

Why do they use them?

To drive us mad? Probably, but also to stop spammers and their tame robots from flooding website with machine generated, incessant requests, messages and spurious backlinks leading pretty frequently to quite nasty things that lurk behind those links.

These giants of the Internet generally can afford to use them because we have to use their sites and services whether we like it or not.

Most annoyingly, in spite of all the antipathy they generate, you see them in use at times on sites that are much smaller. There, they hang out at the comment area where blog followers gather.

Some people compare them to a bad stench that drives fans and visitors away because the prospect of battling with one of these captchas is something pretty much everyone can do without.

I fully sympathise. I don’t really want to have to fight one of those after having spent time writing my comment to a blog post. My time is precious and so is my energy. Why should I unless I absolutely have to?

Ah, the sweet sound of Radio WIIFM.

Ahem. Now I have to confess. Seriously.

Yesterday, I installed a captcha on my new site. Yes. It’s here (click if you don’t believe me):

May I claim mitigating circumstances, please?

Firstly, I did not install one of those hate, frustration and apoplexy inducing monsters. Mine comes from a more civilised lineage:

I, for one, don’t mind these.

Why did I do such a thing, though? Do I really want to drive off visitors to my site by making them shudder at the mere thought of commenting on posts and articles?

Of course, not. That is why I chose this rather genteel looking bouncer. Because a bouncer it is, and it will hopefully deter any troublesome spambot.

There is a reason for this madness. Hence my plea for mitigation.

You see, my very first website had a completely unprotected blog. I didn’t know from Adam what this suspicious looking Akismet thingy was that hovered in the plugin den, let alone allow myself to use it. Not a clever move as I was about to find out.

I wrote a blog post about how to capture still images from videos. At the time this was a not altogether obvious procedure.

As a consequence of the chosen topic, my post received a large number of visits from Russian ladies who couldn’t wait to make my acquaintance. About 300 visits … per day.

As I didn’t know how to deal with this attention seeking behaviour intelligently, and as I had no spam protection, I opted for radical surgery. I pulled the post.

Today, of course, me and my now great friend Akismet know how to deal with such overwhelming attention. Unfortunately, though, my new friend is at times somewhat overzealous and occasionally relegates a genuine post to the slammer. Which means that I then have to trawl through dozens if not hundreds of spam messages to rescue the serious comments from their miserable existence in the spam folder.

To give you a live example: A couple of minutes ago a located a trackback to this blog from Ryan Deiss’ Digitalmarketerlab. It was one in only 55 spam messages, so easily spotted. But…

Add to this that my new site is about video creation, and you can easily imagine that it has the potential of attracting hundreds of Russian and other ladies every day. You bet that I won’t trawl through these hordes.

That’s why I decided to lend a helping hand to trusted old Akismet by recruiting the rather friendly looking Si-Captcha-for-Wordpress as a doorman.

It comes recommended by well over a million users, so cannot be all bad. Installation was a cinch. We’ll see how it will perform its duties.

So far, I resisted installing it here. What do you think, should I install it here, too? Leave a comment below and let’s exchange views.

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Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets Is Live!

Max — Tue, 02 Aug 2011 12:32:50 +0000

Click Here to get your copy of “Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets.”

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Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets

Max — Sat, 09 Jul 2011 16:41:02 +0000

In my last post (Video Marketing and Money Laundry), I told you that I’d be returning to what I am passionate about and why. Well, I did it.

Today, I can finally tell you that my baby is here, all 70 pages of it and then some.

Yes, Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets is finished, or at least pretty much so. I still need to put a few finishing touches to it and, of course, proof read it at least once more. You’d be surprised how many typos and the like I am able not to see. Perhaps it’s time I took my own advice and started reading it from back to front (it’s a well known and very effective trick to use when you do your own proof reading).

What is Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets about? It is, among other things, about creating videos like this one:

It was fun putting this video together.

What, you want to know how I did it?

OK. I created it with completely FREE software, and, no, I did not use Windows Movie Maker.

You have to be kidding me! Editing this video in Windows Movie Maker would have killed me!

I let you in on a secret. In Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets, I show you exactly how to create videos like “Dominating Me” PLUS a heck of a lot more.

One thing is for sure. With Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets by your side, you’ll be able to create all kinds of videos for whatever purpose you want. Here are some of the types of videos you will be able to create:

Promoting your business, image, brand, product, service, charity
Regular updates for your clients, staff, subscribers, fans
Product and other training for staff, clients, prospects
Presentations for internal and external use
Interviews

These are just some of the more ‘business’ oriented uses. Big Videos For The Smallest Pockets can used be for anything. Only your imagination is the limit to what you can create with this know-how.

All I can say is Don’t Wait! Put your name down for the early bird announcement now! You’re worth it.

I’d love to hear what you think about the video. Let me know, leave a comment.