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In this episode, we talk about buying niche sites as an investment. We talk about where and how to find a good site, and what to look for before you buy.
We also introduce a niche site that Jim recently bought. Check out Knife Up.
Ricky Kesler
In this episode, I introduce to Ricky Kesler, who will be joining us on the podcast every week.
We talk about niche sites and the site he is working on. Check out Motivate Your Weightloss.
Jim Harmer
In this episode I share a 2 month report on my new niche site hobby project in the pontoon boat industry. I share with you how exactly I started the site and where I plan to go with it.
I also share the details of an INCREDIBLE product I’ll be making available on incomeschool.com on December 1 that I know you’ll love.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
In this episode I share a few more internet business and personal finance tips that I’ve learned in the last few months.
This episode is a continuation of the episode previous, so be sure to check that one out if you’re just joining us on the show.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it!
Jim Harmer
I have a goal of being in great shape when I’m 50, but if you saw me yesterday you wouldn’t have known it. I didn’t get out and exercise, and I ate a steak at Texas Roadhouse for dinner. I may have that goal, but the direction I took yesterday will never lead me to that goal.
The same lesson applies to businesses across the web. We set huge financial goals, but we spend our days learning little SEO tricks instead of just writing good content, we never launch the product because we’re afraid of what people will think, we are too afraid to negotiate a deal, etc.
In this episode we take a step back from the “quick, practical” tips taught in other episodes and we focus on a more important, fundamental aspect of your business–your direction. In the episode I talk about how important it is to track your ACTUAL RESULTS toward your financial goals, and refer to this free spreadsheet that you can download to track your net worth.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
Not every blog and podcast that is launched is a monetary success. The truth is that internet marketing takes a lot of work and know-how. Some are more successful than others.
Today I talk with Sonny and Sandy, who are podcasters and website owners at Podcacher.com. They started their site 9 years ago but still aren’t getting the income they feel they should be getting from their site.
I have connected with Sonny and Sandy many times in the past and they asked to sit down with me and discuss their situation and how to improve. We recorded the coaching call for you to learn from their successes and failures and experience.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it!
Jim Harmer
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Note: At one point Shane accidentally said they were earning high six figures per month. Slip of the tongue. He meant low six figures per month and emailed me to make sure I mentioned this in the show notes so he wouldn’t be misunderstood. But seriously, after $100,000 per month… who really cares?!?!
In addition to breaking down the business and providing advice on how to monetize the site, I also opened up a conversation about choosing Youtube or a Podcast to build your brand. Although I love podcasting, in this case I recommended Youtube!
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it!
Jim Harmer
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Jewelry Monk is the website broken down in this episode
Most of you know that before I started working online, I was a law student and eventually finished and became a lawyer. By that point, I was too addicted to internet marketing, so I don’t practice law in a firm.
Today I’m sharing with you a guide to keeping your business legal and avoiding nasty legal problems that could sink your business.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim
Brian’s website, 101HomeSchoolIdeas.com, has been around for about 5 months and he already has a small following. He’s ready to build and launch a product and has come to the podcast to get advice on how to do that.
Enjoy the episode, but more importantly, implement it.
Jim Harmer
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