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Belief in the natural talent myth is one of the most poisonous forces in the universe. Natural talent doesn't exist. If you want to get better at something you need to practice, to be persistent, and to have great teachers. That's it. Read More

I’ve had some fun reviewing Nielsen BookScan data (for my newest book, Affiliate Program Management: An Hour a Day) through an Author Central set of tools that Amazon offers me. BookScan — which reports on 75% of all retail print book sales in the US — collects point of sale data from over 10,000 r Read More

I was always afraid that if I told my startup story I’d just create more competition for myself and everyone would find out how I fell into my business without any planning or foresight. Read More

Very often an online entrepreneur has to search for a reliable SEO company. The point is that SEO services are highly demanded in any online business today. Website owners are ready to pay huge money to achieve high search engine rankings. Read More

There are many ways to segment your email list. This will allow you to customize content so that is more relevant to your readers. Read More

Need to re-energize a donor base that has lapsed? Here are a few strategies to win back donors who have suddenly stopped giving. Written by Sumac Research. Read More

Americans will spend an estimated $19.53 billion on pet food in 20111. The sale of natural and organic pet foods make up just a small percentage of the total amount Americans currently spend on pet food. However, partially due to the incidents in 2007 when people’s pets died from eating regular pet Read More

How many times have you heard ‘the money is in the list!’

Having a website or blog without a way to capture the details of visitors interested in finding out more is totally missing a chance to develop a loyal following of people clamouring to get more information, and even products and services Read More

you’ve set your sites any higher than one little promotion, good enough doesn’t make it easy to keep going. Good enough just makes you the lowest common denominator — it makes you just like everyone else.
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