If you are looking for web site design software that’s easy enough for a kid to use, you must check out XSitePro. But even if you’re a web design pro, you’ll love XSitePro’s cool features.  

You guys may recall it took me six months, two books, and a video series before I could figure out Dreamweaver. Many times I was ready to literally throw my laptop in the pool. And, quite honestly, I still haven't figured it all out.

If you haven’t built ...   more »

Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Anthony Blake during my "Ask The Coach" series for IPowerworld, held every Tuesday at 2:00 PM EST.  (Sign up for my Success Pack and you’ll get to attend for free!)

I asked Tony about copy writing for Google ads, web sites, autoresponders, postcards.  He shared the #1 biggest mistake he sees done online and how you can avoid it.

The entire call was recorded so I could share it with you (and ...   more »

If you have a home-based business opportunity, chances are you have used leads as one of your prospecting methods.

I’m a fan of developing your own positioned leads, something I learned about in great detail from training I got from The Dream Team.  But, many people don’t have the time or expertise to develop these, and prefer to purchase leads who have opt-ed in for home business information.

Problem is…you never know the quality of the leads until you ...   more »

Five Things Most Search Engine Optimization Firms Won’t Tell You -- But That You Need To Know Before You Spend A Dime

So, you want your Web site to rank high on Google and other search engines.

To do that, you're planning on hiring a search engine optimization (SEO) firm. Good move -- maybe. A good SEO firm can help make your rankings and sales skyrocket. That's the good news. The bad news is there are a lot of SEO firms out there that will charge you big bucks without delivering results. As someone in the SEO business myself, I've heard countless horror stories about people who have gotten ripped off by paying for services they didn't need, or simply not understanding ...   more »