Is there any Internet marketer who’s revealed their list of top tools and resources for running a successful Internet business?

The way this list came about was after numerous requests from subscribers of my “Unstoppable Internet Marketing newsletter”, who were curious to know what tools I use to run my business.

In this post, I will share with you 33 of my best tools and resources I use to run my own business, since 2005 (free and paid). You’ll find that most of these aren’t “ordinary”, meaning I’m not going to simply tell you that “Paypal” is one of my best tools, even though it is. I figured that there’s already enough sources out there that/who tell you to get a Paypal or Clickbank account. I’m not even affiliated with most of these tools and resources, so I’m not here to make money.

Here they are, in no particular order:

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By Aurelius Tjin

Before I go ahead, let me ask you: Do you have products that you bought which have resale rights/reprint rights, master resell rights or private label rights? If you do, you should know that this is a real cash generator.

The internet is rife with providers of reprint rights/resell rights, master resell rights and private label rights packages. While this has been beneficial to lots of internet marketers and newbies, it has also resulted in the saturation of the market, proliferation of the same kinds of emails.

For instance, you could have almost 10 different people sending you emails with the same subject lines and content for the same product but with different domain names and probably bonuses. Because of this, many reprint rights, resell rights, and private label rights marketers do not make any money; even when they do, it is minimal.

In this article blog post, you will discover how you can create an edge over your competition using the same products he also has access to.

There are several ways you can make more money using the reprint rights you bought…

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The Real Secrets To Choosing A Great
Internet Marketing Domain Name

 

By Aurelius Tjin

Having trouble choosing a domain name?  You’ll discover how to choose a great domain name and how to avoid small mistakes which could cost you a lot of time and money.

 

There are many domain name registrars but I’d highly recommend you register with http://www.namecheap.com.  They are the cheapest and most reliable.  GoDaddy are popular but once a few people make complaints that you’re “spamming” then that domain name will be kept hold by GoDaddy - They have complete control of your domain.  This is where Namecheap.com stands out. 

 

From my 3+ years of Internet Marketing experience here are some of my best tips when choosing a domain name that is easy to remember, effective, catchy and basically - Great!

• Your domain name should be your product/service name.  
  So for example, if your product is called XYZ Killer Secrets then your domain should be xyzkillersecrets.com.  That way people will remember your site and product.
   

• Avoid ‘-’ dashes
  Unless you have a good reason to use it.  It’s sometimes not easy to remember sites that have a ‘-’ in them.   Tell me, which one would look and sound better - www.xyzkillersecrets.com or www.xyz-killer-secrets.com ?  How would you tell your friend face-to-face when they ask what your site is?  xyzkillersecrets dot com or xyz DASH killer DASH secrets dot com? 
   

• Avoid funny domain extensions
  such as .tv, .biz, .cc unless there is a good reason to.  You wouldn’t use a domain name such as www.xyzkillersecrets.com.au unless that product was meant to be seen by local users of Australia.  You’d use .com.au if you have a pizza restaurant such as Jim’s Pizza’s or something.
   

• Stick with the standard .COM.  extension
  Everybody knows what .COM is and it is by far the easiest to remember.  If the domain that you want is taken with an extension of .COM then choose a different name.  There are many combinations you can try out.
   

• Keep it as short and simple
  It is difficult to get a short domain name but just a rule of thumb - the shorter the better.  The lesser words the better. 

  • Don’t put too many ‘words’ e.g. - www.TheRealSecretsToLosingWeightWhileYouSleep.com.  Instead of using that use www.LoseWeightWhileYouSleep.com.  Use the key words. 

  • A few example of short and simple domains - OutsourceSecrets.com, UndergroundGiveaway.com.

  • It’s also a good idea to keep it short so when you create your email account it’ll look simpler e.g. - greg@gregsmowing.com.
     

• Make it catchy
  Be a buddy of POWER WORDS.  Power words are words such as “secrets”, “killer”, “Top”, “Amazing”.  If you want to see a complete list of power words & phrases download my WebCopyWordsThatMakeYouRich.com.  You’ll get a rich amount of power words & phrases (’swipefiles’) so if you’re running out of words to use on your domain name then simply use this.
   

• The power of ‘uniqueness’ & branding.
  Uniqueness meaning that if your product was called xyz killer secrets you’d sure want to register for the .COM, .NET, .ORG and all the other popular domain extentions so you’re the only person who has that name.  It’s also useful because if someone went to for example Logos2go.NET but your site was Logos2go.COM then that person would end up at a different site - not yours and you’ll probably lose that potential customer.

 

Use these simple guidelines and you’ll avoid making the painful mistakes of choosing the wrong domain.  Follow these simple tips and you’ll sure make people remember your site and what more — it’ll brand your site.