There is one little advice I received from my marketing peers at forums and other places. And that very revealing secret is,

Revealing? It’s much more than that. I’ve seen this advice given by WarriorForum owner Allen Says too. Actually, if you even get a glimpse of what kind of stuff this guy does, you’ll receive the most astonishing shock of your lifetime. Giving a little hint, the kind of website that make money easily, is nothing like what most of the people online are trying to do. And don’t get this in the wrong way. Easy in no way means no work. By easy, I meant doing only things that work. You’ll be surprised how much extra work you’re doing for nothing.

A person who learns article marketing writes an article on article marketing. Confused? Read that statement again, then. What happens is, someone begins with a false idea. People falling into it propogate that false idea using their own networks. What you have is this false idea infesting the internet for the rest of its life.

Does Google penalize you for duplicate content? In what ways? What is “duplicate” in Google’s eyes? Are you sure?

What is your current strategy? Why do you think it will work? Is it your own conclusion, or someone else who can’t be trusted?

Are things you deem difficult really are difficult? Or is it a red herring? Are you not attempting something just because the whole of internet says you can’t?

Find out the reason why people opt against using a particular marketing strategy. Does the reason make sense? Have you tried it?

Do something you thought was tough, only to find out it was not tough at all. You can get a smile seeing millions of others who still think it’s tough. Isn’t that the edge you always wanted?

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Let’s first see how a website looks. As we all know, a website has a navigation, which has a proper heirarchy. It follows a logical pattern. A person knows that you need to read this first if it appears first in the navigation.

All content are continuation of each other. They are like chapters of a book. Independent, yet dependent on the previous chapters for proper understanding.

You can read any chapter of a book, and still hope to comphrehend something. You’ll only not understand things that are covered in the previous chapters which you don’t know about. But in the web, you could have the knowledge about previous chapters from any other source too. Which eliminates your dependency on just one website for information.

Blogs are mostly used as journals. People prefer to share information in the form of daily tips and tricks. And each blog post is more or less independent.

If a person clicks on a category in a blog, he’ll find tonnes of related posts, but they might all be independent. They are like small nuggets of wisdom, lacking an overall flow.

A blog about website development might give you tips on improving your productivity, provided you already know something about it. But if you were to start afresh, what would you prefer? A book that teaches the subject from beginning to end, or a blog with a complete mess of posts?

No. They are not. It depends on the blogger. Know who your target audience are. Research whether they’re searching for website with information from start to finish, or just nuggets of wisdom they can add to their own bag of tricks.

Once you realize this, you can make your own decision. Many people want to serve both the types of audience. That’s why a website is often accompanied by a blog. The website contains timeless ground information of good quality, and the blog provides tips and tricks to build up on this ground knowledge.

Ken Evoy is not a man of few words. He has some brilliant advice to give you. I recommend reading Site Build It‘s free Action Guide. Yes, it’s free, and the same guide owners of SBI follow. It includes a complete roadmap of strategies one should use to make his online website successful. You’ll find more information there than any paid ebook or book.

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