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So niche marketing is about marketing in these niche markets that have high demand but low in competition and it's not in the internet marketing niche. How to get started?

Find a niche market. What does the market is looking for and willing to pay? Create an info-product. This can be an eReport, eBook, MP3 audio course or video tutorials.

Setup website and write a salesletter. You’ll need to have this as your ‘salesperson’ to take order. Drive traffic. The quickest would be by using Google Adwords.

Sell your product and build a mailing list. Your priority is to make money online by selling your product but at the same time, there will be those who didn’t buy. So what do you with them? Get them subscribed into your mailing list to sell them stuff later on.

Expand your sales funnel. It’s very unlikely one single product will make you filthy rich. Get those who have purchased from you to buy more. That’s a short version of the blueprint and it work like charm. Well, I know because it made me rich.

Like, I started using Google Adwords way back in 2003 and I was literally laughing all the way to the bank with the money I was making at that time. And it always make me chuckle when I see these ‘new’ marketers popping out like mushroom to sell the idea of Adwords advertising in niche markets.

For instance, I was getting an average of only $0.05 cents per click for one of the campaigns and it was promoting a product in the dog niche. I believe if you were to use Adwords to advertise today, it could cost you $0.50 a click—10 times fold the price paid 4 years ago. It also means, I was getting 10 times more clicks.

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Share Personal Discovery – Create interesting story angles out of your own would-be bloopers like, “Everyone Told Me I’d Never Be Able to Quit My Day Job, But I Did It in One Month and with only a $10 Investment!” Try this one, “Wrong Email to Wrong List Leads to Unexpected Profits!” Do not be afraid to admit mistakes. We are all human and letting your prospective customers and list members will know this will improve your re pore with them.

Case Study or Testimonial Headline – Similar to (e), place the focus on those interesting story angles of others; for example, “Jack Stuffed My Mailer in the Trash, Then Dug It Out, Listened to the Audio Files, and Earned $12,457 in Just 30- Days!”

Guarantee Headliners – Add your bottom line up top, “Earn Your Money Back in 30 Days or Less or I’ll Double Your Money Back!” Also, “Double Your Money Back if You Don’t Double Your Money!”

For plenty more ideas, and more targeted ones for your specific niches and industries, head to usatoday, prweb and other media sites. Read their headlines to see which ones professionals came up with and put to work. Also grab your local newspapers and any magazines you have around your office and home. Read the headlines for more ideas and try them out for your own articles, websites and press releases. Some magazines you would never think of to get headlines to try from are The Enquirer or The Star. I know they are a little out there with their content but their headlines are masterful at getting you to pick up the magazine and getting you to read.

Put any of these top formulas to work on your websites, articles and press releases. I can assure you that you will receive a better response to your ads than previous attempts. The ways to format your headlines above are tried and tested, don’t try and change the wheel on this one. Make it easy on yourself and just follow what has been proven to work.

Today it is harder than ever to get people to read what you want them to. Heck, it’s hard enough to get them to stop for a second to do so. Everyone is so busy these days and in a give it to me now society you have to give it to them now. Writing headlines that get straight to the point is what will cause people to stop and take notice. Make sure you put a lot of thought into your headlines and watch your ROI skyrocket! One last bit of information before I want to reveal to you is How to Boost your Opt-In rates.

“How to Boost Your Opt-In Rates”

Since the most important asset you can have doing business on the Internet is having your own opt-in list, I thought I'd give you a few ways to boost your opt-in rate. Let me point out that it's beneficial to have your own list in "any" market/niche your involved in, not just Internet marketing. If your market is squash, cricket or space flight, you need to have a list of subscribers. The size of your list is directly proportional to the amount of money you can earn in your market/niche. The bigger your list the more money you will earn!

O.K., now that I have stressed the importance of a list, here are some tips on how to effectively get people to opt-in:

Drive traffic to a page solely made for gaining a name and email address, otherwise known as an opt-in page. Do not give the visitor any other option than to either opt-in or close out of the page itself. It is very important to refrain from putting any outbound links on this page as well. You only want them to have the two options; opt-in or close out of the page, nothing else.

You have to sell the opt-in. Yes, you heard it right, you have to sell the opt-in just like you would if you were selling your own product. You need to describe how being on your list will benefit the potential subscriber. Setting up bullets on key reasons to join your list has been proven to increase your opt-in rate. Giving away a free report like this one with good content is always a winner.

Let me ask you, when you commit to something via time or financially, you like to have instant gratification or close to it right? Of course you do and so does a potential subscriber to your list. Tell the potential subscriber that above and beyond the reasons to opt-in, they will receive something of value. This could be an e-book, audio seminar or video on something that has value. Make sure you let them know that they will be receiving this gift immediately upon opting in. Also, make sure that the gift you give them is something of true value, something you could actually sell and make money off of. You can even put a small value attached to it, like $17 or $37, not to high though. You want to be realistic. If you give them something of true value right off the bat they will be more willing to stay with you as a valued subscriber.

Another way to boost opt-in's is through the use of an email mini course. Standard email mini courses are from 5 to 7 parts usually sent one part per day. The course can be on something like: “Improve opt-in rates in 5 days” or “7 ways to increase your conversion rate.” It can be anything related to your individual market or niche, just make sure it's genuine and good content. Make sure they get their first issue of the mini course immediately upon their opting in. Remember, instant gratification!

I hope these tips will help you in your list building endeavors. Make sure you have an auto responder in place. It makes it a lot easier to set up the email mini series and downloads for bonuses you may have promised.

Implement the strategies listed above and take ACTION! No one is going to give you a list; you have to go get it. So do it now. Now, start perusing the sites below and start making your advertising efforts work for you instead of against you.

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Around 1995, business on the Internet became a hope and interest for many. That was just 12 short years ago, and today, Internet businesses are booming. The playing field has been leveled to the point where even the little guy really can compete well with big corporations.

During those 12 years, many methods of marketing a business have come along. Some have stayed around and continue to be successful today, while others have gone, having had little or no success, or have been replaced by technological advances.

But during this 12-year period, those technological advances have given us an exceptional opportunity to market our businesses based on the words people type into search engine queries. We now have Pay-Per-Click marketing, or PPC as it is commonly known.

The concept behind pay-per-click marketing is pretty straightforward. You select keywords, write your ad, bid on the keywords, and pay for the number of clicks that you receive, with the amount owed based on what you bid and the number of clicks that were received. The more you bid, the higher your ad is placed on the webpage.

The most commonly known source for PPC traffic is the search engines, such as Google’s AdWords advertiser program. But many other search engines have followed suit and also offer PPC advertising, including Yahoo! Search Marketing (formerly called Overture), Look Smart, and Lycos, among others.

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Information products are in digital format and can be downloaded to peoples' computers so there is no shipping and handling involved. These are electronic products. You can create cd’s and dvd’s also and these will require handling and shipping. But they are very popular also.

One electronic product (ebook or report) can be sold over and over again an unlimited number of times. It is a completely renewable resource. It costs you nothing to create and can bring you an unlimited number of dollars. It all depends on how dedicated you are to marketing and selling it.

Let's say you have written a couple of short articles -- 500 to 700 words. This is usually 1 to1-1/2 pages on your word processor. You have made short paragraphs -- 1 to 4 sentences. Notice that is what I am doing here. It is much easier for people to read and digest short paragraphs rather than lengthy rambling ones.

The articles you have written must NOT be sales pitches. They must be informational. They must tell people about the product in terms of what it will do for them.

You may ask, “Why all those ‘musts’?” Because people are offended if they buy a product and it turns out to be a sales pitch. Their impression of you will immediately be one of disgust. You promised them good and valuable information and they have the right to be angry.

However, if you do deliver them good, solid information they will hold you in esteem. You can and should give them some reference to a few valuable resources that will truly benefit them. But those should be in keeping with the theme of the product they have purchased. It should also be presented in context with the portion of your article or book where it has direct relationship to the particular information being expressed.

For example, suppose there is a chapter in the book about driving traffic to your product. You may place an offer in that discussion for a search engine submitter or some other traffic-generating product.

But, It should never be an in-your-face proposition. Here is another example. This report is about PLR. I sell PLR among many other products. So I have a sales page at one of my websites where I offer PLR for sale. When I write articles about PLR, I will include a link to that sales page at the end of the article and invite the reader to click on it so he/she can view my particular product.

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Chapter 3 : Panic Attack Is No Different From These Scenarios!

Have you been able to spot the similarities of the 5 different scenarios shown in chapter 2?

Not that tough, isn’t it?

But, do you know that panic attack itself have the exact similarities too?

But, wait, if it is the same, then why the heck panic attack is not happening during these different scenarios?

Let’s use one of the scenarios and do some analysis on it, and you will see why.

1. The Scenario

In the scenario, there is actually not much to be said or to be analyzed, as this is just an introduction to the two different scenarios that is happening to Sam, our main character here.

2. The Trigger

At this stage, the trigger of the whole event takes place.

In the panic attack case, Sam noticed about the possibility of not be able to get the tickets for his friends. Sam starts to feel the heat, results in stress & anxiety.

In the “Susan’s encounter” case, Sam noticed about Susan, and her smile. Sam got overwhelmed. Sam starts to feel lightheaded, as a result in excitement.

3. The Mind & The Body

This is where the initial body responses occurred, a direct result from what happened after the trigger.

Both panic attack & “Susan’s encounter” scenarios have the SAME PHYSICAL EFFECTS to Sam.

The body responded in the same way, where heart beat increased, starts to sweat, and slightly short of breath.

4. The FOCUS

This is the MOST IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE occur during the whole event. During this stage, the focus is the most critical element of all.

In the panic attack case, Sam starts to notice about the changes in his body, and he start to worry about his body reaction. He is now totally focusing on his body reaction.

However, in “Susan’s encounter” case, Sam is still very much focusing on Susan. He is still thinking about what to say, what to do. He didn’t even notice about what happen to his body.

5. Body Reaction Amplified

Regardless of what is going on to the mind, the body reactions actually are amplified. In both case, Sam will start to feel dizzy, heart pounding even faster, and his body shaking.

But, in panic attack case, because of Sam’s focus is all on his body, the anxiety level is heightened and this become an inner worsening cycle. Heightened Anxiety Greater Body Responses Even Higher Anxiety Worsen Body Responses …

6. After The Event

20 minutes later, all the abnormal body responses ended.

Again, the focus of the mind is critical in this case.

In “Susan’s encounter” case, Sam is still thinking about Susan, and he will live his life as he normally does.

But, in the panic attack case, some people will still think about the event over and over again. These people develop the fear of the event. They become anxious about when this will happen again.

The continuous fear and anxiety might eventually lead to panic disorder, something you & I do not want to see.