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Welcome to the latest and very easy to apply “YouTube Ads 2.0” Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of YouTube Ads for your business.

I’m very excited to have you here, and I know that this will be very helpful for you.

This exclusive training will show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you need to know to dominate YouTube Ads, in the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever.

This training is comprised of 20 HD training videos organized into 4 sections. This is exactly what you are going to learn:

Section 1: YouTube Ad Basics

In Chapters 1 through 4, we’ll talk about:

- What Is YouTube All About?
- What Are YouTube Ads?
- How Can YouTube Ads Help Your Business?
- Shocking YouTube Ad Facts To Consider

Section 2: YouTube Ads – Step by Step

In Chapters 5 through 10, we’ll talk about:

- YouTube Walkthrough
- Setting Up Your Business Channel
- Creator Studio Walkthrough
- Linking Your AdWords and YouTube Accounts For Advertising
- Uploading A Video To Promote On YouTube
- Setting Up A Basic Video Ad Campaign

Section 3: Advanced YouTube Ad Strategies

In Chapters 11 through 16, we’ll talk about:

- Using AdWords For Video
- Setting Up A Video Remarketing Campaign
- Creating A Brand Awareness Campaign
- Call-To-Action Overlays
- Optimizing Your Discovery Ads
- Advanced YouTube Ad Tips and Tricks

Section 4: Additional Tips to consider

In Chapters 17 through 20, we’ll talk about:

- Do's and Don'ts
- Premium tools and Services to consider
- Shocking Case Studies
- Frequently Asked Questions

Well, it’s time for you to start getting the most out of YouTube Ads On behalf of your Business. I know you'll love this training.

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YouTube Ad Basics

Chapter 1: What is YouTube all about?

YouTube is a web-based video sharing platform with features that include light social media functionalities such as profiles and comments as well as monetization for user created content.

YouTube got started as a simple video sharing website by former PayPal employees. Their inspiration came from being unable to find a website where they could upload short videos that they had shot at social events.

They were also inspired by how difficult it was for them to find replays of popular TV broadcasts anywhere on the internet. It launched in 2005 and became popular pretty quickly. It was bought by Google for almost $2 billion one year after it launched!

Make no mistake, you will find all types of video content on the platform. Music videos, movie trailers, gameplay footage, sports broadcasts and news, you will find it all on YouTube, no matter where you are from!

Content creators, media stations, large corporations, small businesses and regular people from all over the world can use the site to broadcast and publish their content, with videos such as concerts, sports broadcasts, live blogs, gaming tournaments, how-to videos, documentaries and live seminars being uploaded and streamed on the platform at all hours, all the time.

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Introduction:

Welcome to the latest and very easy to apply “LinkedIn Ads 2.0” Exclusive Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of LinkedIn Ads, for your business.

I’m very excited to have you here, and I know that this will be very helpful for you.

This exclusive training will show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you need to know to dominate LinkedIn Ads, in the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever.

This training is comprised of 20 chapters organized into 4 sections. This is exactly what you are going to learn:

Section 1: LinkedIn Ad Basics

In Chapters 1 through 4, we’ll talk about:

- What Is LinkedIn All About?
- What Are LinkedIn Ads?
- How Can LinkedIn Ads Help Your Business?
- Shocking LinkedIn Ad Facts To Consider

Section 2: LinkedIn Ads – Step by Step

In Chapters 5 through 10, we’ll talk about:

- LinkedIn Walkthrough
- Creating A Company Page
- Campaign Manager Walkthrough
- Creating A “Sponsored Content” Ad
- Creating A “Text Ad”
- Creating An “InMail” Ad

Section 3: Advanced LinkedIn Ad Strategies

In Chapters 11 through 16, we’ll talk about:

- Creating A “Showcase Page” To Promote Content Series
- Collecting Leads Directly From Their LinkedIn Inboxes
- Using LinkedIn Features To Locate Qualified Targets
- Turning Your Company Pages Into Lead Generation Pages
- Creating A Marketing Plan For LinkedIn
- Best Practices For Content, Campaigns, And Company Updates

Section 4: Additional Tips to consider

In Chapters 17 through 20, we’ll talk about:

- Do's and Don'ts
- Premium tools and Services to consider
- Shocking Case Studies
- Frequently Asked Questions

Well, it’s time for you to start getting the most out of LinkedIn Ads, on behalf of your Business.
I know you'll love this training.

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Chapter 1: What Is LinkedIn All About?

LinkedIn is described as a social networking service for professionals, but we believe that it can be best described as a social media platform designed to cater to all kinds of business oriented people, including business owners, job seekers, employees, employers and even graduates.

LinkedIn works the same as any other social media platform on the surface, as it allows people to join it for free and to create social profiles.

The difference lies in what people use profiles on LinkedIn for: whereas profiles on other social networks are mostly designed to showcase people’s interests, hobbies, and everyday moments, LinkedIn is designed to highlight professional, business and career related information.

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Introduction:

Welcome to the latest and very easy to apply “Viral Marketing 2.0” Training, designed to take you by the hand and walk you through the process of getting the most out of Viral Marketing, for your business.

I’m very excited to have you here, and I know that this will be very helpful for you.

This exclusive training will show you step-by-step, topic by topic, and tool by tool, what you need to know to dominate Viral Marketing, in the easiest way possible, using the most effective tools and in the shortest time ever.

This training is comprised of 20 chapters organized into 4 sections. This is exactly what you are going to learn:

Section 1: Viral Marketing Basics

In Chapters 1 through 4, we’ll talk about:

- What Is Online Marketing All About?
- What is Viral Marketing?
- How Can Viral Marketing Help Your Business?
- Shocking Viral Marketing Facts To Consider

Section 2: Viral Marketing – Step by Step

In Chapters 5 through 10, we’ll talk about:

- The Anatomy Of Viral Marketing Content
- The Best Ways To Deliver Viral Marketing Content
- Where To Find The Right Audience For Going Viral
- Getting Started With A Viral Website
- Getting Viral Marketing Ideas Before Creating Content
- Creating A Profitable Viral Post

Section 3: Advanced Viral Marketing Strategies

In Chapters 11 through 16, we’ll talk about:

- Going Viral With Video
- Going Viral On Social Media
- Using StumbleUpon To Go Viral Easily
- Going Wildly Viral With Email Contests
- Crazy Secret Viral Marketing Tactics That Work
- Optimizing Your Viral Marketing Campaigns

Section 4: Additional Tips to consider

In Chapters 17 through 20, we’ll talk about:

- Do's and Don'ts
- Premium tools and Services to consider
- Shocking Case Studies
- Frequently Asked Questions

Well, it’s time for you to start getting the most out of Viral Marketing, on behalf of your Business. I know you'll love this training.

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Chapter 1: What Is Online Marketing All About?

We are all familiar with the word “marketing”, and we all have a pretty good idea of what marketing is all about: building a strong brand presence by spreading a brand-centric message. Yet we often fail to properly identify what marketing is all about, thinking of it as nothing but paid advertising, which is actually just one of the many ways that there are of driving a marketing message.

To illustrate this point, we can all recognize a brand-sponsored billboard on a busy venue as advertising, and can rightfully categorize it as marketing, yet we would mostly fail to identify a brand-centric conversation between random people on the streets as marketing.

This is important to understand because a marketer needs to identify every possible way of driving brand-centric conversations outside of traditional advertising channels. In that sense, marketing NEEDS to feel natural.

And make no doubt, it is the same on the internet. Online marketing can be strictly conceptualized as the process of promoting a business, a brand, a product, or a service all over the internet using the right type of marketing strategies and tools that can drive online-specific objectives such as increasing traffic, capturing leads and getting more sales.

Yet online marketing is a very broad term that encompasses a wide range of online marketing tactics and strategies; That is, every possible activity that can help a marketer achieve a business objective online can be considered as “doing online marketing”.

More so, the term “online marketing” is nowadays used interchangeably with the term “content marketing”, which is defined as an online marketing approach focused on distributing value through content. Coincidentally, an online marketing campaign that does not deliver valuable content is simply doomed to fail from the get go, hence the interchangeable nature of conceptualizations that currently describe the same process.

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Ethereum is a public, peer-to-peer network or blockchain that makes use of its own digital currency known as Ether. It aims to function simultaneously as a decentralized internet and a decentralized app store. It bears a close similarity to Bitcoin and was created in 2014 by a 19-yearold cryptocurrency researcher and programmer from Toronto named Vitalik Buterin.

Buterin was originally inspired to create Ethereum while he was still involved with Bitcoin Magazine. He sought to expand the capabilities of Bitcoin by making it more than just a store of wealth. And so, in late 2013, he released a white paper proposing a new platform that will be able to create smart contract (scripting) functionality supporting a range of applications for developers. This platform is what we know today as Ethereum.

If you have been considering mining a type of cryptocurrency, you very well may want to consider Ethereum. In this eBook, you’ll learn all about what Ethereum mining is, how to determine if it’s right for you, and how to get started.

What is Ethereum Mining

After the release of his whitepaper which described the technical design of Ethereum and the protocol, Buterin immediately started garnering the support of other developers. Before long, Co-founders Dr. Gavin Wood and Joseph Lubin came on board. Together, they launched a crowdfunding campaign which saw participants buying Ether or Ethereum tokens in the form of shares in the project.

With their combined efforts and massive support from numerous participants, Buterin and his team were able to raise more than $18 million from the crowdfunding campaign. Their success didn’t go unnoticed; within a short while, several other developers joined in to grab a piece of the action.

Today, the smart contract platform which Ethereum provides has grown into an ecosystem of hundreds of developers. Tech giants including the likes of Microsoft and IBM, who have pitched their tents with Ethereum and are working closely with developers to ensure that the system remains sustainable.

This process of ensuring the sustainability of the network thus requires the continued mining of Ethereum. Mining is the major factor responsible for making decentralized record-keeping a possibility.

The mining process of Ethereum is almost exactly the same as Bitcoin’s – it is an open-source public software platform that focuses on Blockchain technology and they both use Proof of Work (PoW). For every block of transactions, miners repeatedly and rapidly solve a cryptographic puzzle with the use of a computer until one of them wins Ether.

It is hard for miners to cheat at this game. This is because the system is based on an elaborate puzzle-solving method known as ‘proof-of-work.’ Hence, it is practically impossible for any miner to fake this work and generate an accurate puzzle answer out of thin air.

Normally, a block is found every 12-15 seconds. If the miner begins to solve the block, either more slowly or faster than the allotted time, the algorithm will automatically modify the difficulty of the puzzle to maintain the standard 12-second solution time.

Ethereum uses a proof-of-work algorithm specifically known as ’ethash.’ In a nutshell, miners run the block’s unique header metadata through a hash function. After receiving feedback in the form of a fixed-length of random numbers and letters in a scrambled string, the ‘nonce value’ changes, impacting on the resulting hash value.

Ethereum tokens are thus created by generating Ethers at a rate of 5 ethers per mined block. Ether is simply a unique piece of code that can be used to make payments for the computational resources that are usually required for operating an application or program.

Ether can be transferred from one account to another and can be used to compensate miners for computations performed. However, instead of simply running as a digital currency or payment, Ether seeks to take it a step further by providing “fuel” for the decentralized apps on the network.

Because of this, developers from all over the world are now able to build and run decentralized applications on the Ethereum platform. This same platform has also provided the main gateway for new tech-startups to launch successfully from it.

Why do people mine Ethereum?

As the trend of Ethereum mining gathers momentum, more and more people have decided to join the bandwagon of miners and claim their stake in the cryptocurrency boom for Ethereum. In 2017, the value of the Ethereum (ETH) currency increased over 13,000%, and it is still climbing.

Just as BTC can be easily sold for cash, mining Ethereum is a good way to earn some cash for yourself. You can sell your ETH directly on major exchanges like Bitfinex, Kraken, Coinbase, BTC-e, and Gemini. Asides from its potentially astronomical profit generating capabilities, there are several other reasons why people mine Ethereum.

Also, and as earlier pointed out, Ethereum was introduced to improve upon Bitcoin by offering smart contract features. That reason, however, is just a tip of the iceberg. There is a very high likelihood of Ethereum switching from its current Proof of Work mining phase to a Proof of Stake. Therefore, mining ETH and building on your coins now can give you interest on your holdings in the event Ethereum switches to a Proof of Stake. Mining is like the glue that holds Ethereum's decentralized app store together, making sure that it adapts to each change effected to any of the applications (dapps) running on the network. Mining works to verify and validate transactions with the Ethereum network.

One other major reason is that, while Bitcoin was introduced with the objective to disrupt PayPal and online banking, Ethereum was introduced with the goal of using blockchain to substitute for internet third parties. This includes those that store data, transfer mortgages, and monitors complex financial instruments.