Mari Yamada has released several products in the past. Her latest is KMG Amazoner Bundle. It’s a set of 3 fully built-out niche-oriented Amazon affiliate sites. The 3 niches your sites will attract are: • Wine accessories • Pools and Spas • Pets Your stores will never get old and stagnant; new products are continually added. As Amazon requires, prices are continually updated. All the products in your store are neatly categorized so your visitors can easily find what they need. And if they don’t see a particular item on your site, there’s a search bar so they can... [...]

The latest MOZ blog post is titled “Competitive Link Analysis: Link Intersect in Excel”. Mihai Aperghis says, “Without a doubt, one of the main steps in creating an SEO strategy is the competitive analysis. Competitor backlinks can offer information on their link building strategies, as well as giving you opportunities to strengthen your own link profile. Read on to learn how you can build your own competitive link analysis in Excel, including a template to help you start right away”. Competitive Link Analysis: Link Intersect in Excel MOZ Blog  [...]

The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Sweat Email Unsubscribes”. Beth Hayden says, “Do you take it personally when someone unsubscribes from your list? You’re a smart content marketer, and you know that building a qualified list of email subscribers is an important part of your overall online strategy. But as you build your list (and consistently send out useful, compelling content), you’re inevitably going to lose some of those subscribers. A lot of email marketers take it very personally when people drop off their list. They fret and... [...]

John Chow’s latest blog post is titled “The Blueprint for Blog Masters”. Chow says, “The BlogMaster Blueprint is a new blogging eBook by reader Will Paoletto. It’s been a while since I reviewed an ebook written by a reader. The BlogMaster Blueprint is just that. A blueprint on how to start a blog, how”. The Blueprint for Blog Masters John Chow’s Blog  [...]

Bill Hugall and Drew Trainor have just released a guide to affiliate marketing for beginning marketers. It’s a guide, not just to the concept of affiliate marketing, but to the process of building a real business doing affiliate marketing. This is a printable guide, with a recorded webinar that explores the same topic. Bill has coached hundreds of people to making their first sale online. Drew is an underground super affiliate Who specializes in big ticket Sales. In The Simple Affiliate, they are releasing the Methods they have been using to make thousands every month. These methods aren’t... [...]

MarketingSherpa has released a case study titled “B2B Social Media: SAP Latin America boosts followers 900% [Part II]”. David Kirkpatrick says, “Last week’s B2B Newsletter featured part one of an extensive look at social media at SAP, drilling down into strategy and implementation. Not every marketer is dealing with the global challenge SAP faces across its six worldwide regions, but the basic principles presented in these articles can be applied by almost any size B2B enterprise from SMB to, well, SAP-size. This week, we provide part two of this extensive case study featuring... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Facebook’s Impressive Second Quarter Results in Charts”. Seth Fiegerman says, “Facebook posted impressive second quarter results on Wednesday, beating Wall Street’s estimates for revenue, earnings and mobile ad growth. Here are a few charts breaking down Facebook’s strengths for the quarter: Facebook’s revenue hit $1.8 billion for the quarter, its highest ever in a single quarter, and well ahead of Wall Street’s estimates for revenue of $1.62 billion. Much of that came from mobile, which now accounts for... [...]

The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “51% of agencies say Google+ has no impact on search campaigns: report”. David Moth says, “Every now and then a report is published that suggests people are slowly coming round to the idea of using Google+, however the reality is that it is still a long, long way behind Facebook in terms of active users and average time spent on the site. Also, I recently looked at how major retailers use Google+ and it’s clear that they don’t have a very high opinion of the network”. 51% of agencies say Google+ has no impact... [...]

The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “Social Media Marketing and Mobile Devices”. Brittany Berger says, “iPhones, iPads, Androids, and Windows Tablets have all become a major aspect in most people’s lives. People are finding these mobile devices to be as indispensable as cars and televisions. Mobile devices have the greater advantage because of their portable nature. Social media marketing has become a large resource for revenue and customers as one result from the mobile device explosion. Understanding the Mobile Device Culture Not every mobile device... [...]

The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “When to Add or Remove a Persona in Your Marketing Strategy”. Dolly Howard says, “By now, you’ve heard the term “personas” — or “buyer personas” — and know that inbound marketing is really about creating persona-driven content that encourages engagement between you and your ideal customers within the channels they feel most comfortable. You’ve most likely already started to plan out how to create these buyer personas, which people on”.   When to Add or Remove a Persona in Your Marketing... [...]