Seeing our m.d. , we feel safer seeing that diploma on the wall. It doesn’t hurt to know some of his/or her living, breathing walking patience, many of whom have reached to ripe old ages. It simply makes us feel better than ol’ doc knows what he/she is doing.

When buying an auto, we do a little more than kick the tires. We test drive it, and often take it to our own mechanic to takes a better look at it.

But way too often, we hire an S.E.M. (Search Engine Manager), the person who does our SEO (Search Engine Optimization) simply because we saw an attractive website that maybe had some nice testimonials on it. Did you know that the majority of people who call themselves SEM’s read an E-book or two and figured they learned all they needed to know and are off to the races, charging hundreds and even thousands of dollars to tweak a few keywords or phrases and maybe get a few articles placed for you?

But did you ever stop to ask your SEM how many websites he has moved to rank number one on Google? Try it next time you intend to hire someone to facilitate your web marketing. What is his/her own Google Ranking. What does Alexa.com think about the site. Is it at least in the top one million? Most are not.

I accidentally became and SEM in my late forties. I don’t even pretend to know it all, or even bet the best, but I do know how it works. I started my cartoon website in 1997. It had no ranking with anyone, and Google didn’t even exist then. Yahoo wouldn’t even index it because I could not afford my own domain and had to have it sub-hosted. It was a very pretty site but a ?floating island?. Nobody could find us, and I hadn’t a clue how to fix that.

Browsing the Yellow pages I found Internet Marketing? and called the guy. Surely he would know what to do. Maybe I could afford to pay him even on my thin budget. He came out, looked at the computer, changed up a few keywords, and my web design, created some banners, charged me a few hundred dollars and left. This would be the ?shape of things to come?. I would run into many SEM’s (Search Engine Managers), who would take my money gladly.

So I enrolled in school at age 46 and learn business information management. I shopped around to see who had the very best classes (online) in this type of technology and found the best. I was surprised when they accepted me. I was later even given a scholarship. I was actually learning some new valuable skills, which made me very happy, but with mixed emotions of the dozens of so called search engine managers who took me to the cleaners. This won’t happy again, and I hope you feel the same if it has happened to you.

My cartoon web page has been the number one rated Google offbeat cartoon for the past three years. Before my education, it was not even ranked. It ranks in Alexa at about 800,000 and that number can be volatile. On Google, it continues to stay number one, thanks to various SEO techniques I use that keeps it there. Every single SEM I hired didn’t have a clue.

Next time you hire an Internet marketer, you might ask him/or her ?How many search engines have you marketed that has made it to the very top of Google?? Or even better yet, ?How many have you marketed that not only got to the top, but stayed there for awhile?? If they are honest with you, they will have to tell you not many if any. Ask them how their own site ranks. That too can be a ?deal-killer? question. Did you know that the majority of SEM’s have no college training and simply take information from outdated E-books written by so-called gurus,and hang out a shingle. Chances are, you may just know more than they do after a day of researching SEO or search engine optimization on the search engines.

In any venture, the money has to come from somewhere. Whether it’s from sales, service charges or other transactions. Through however many transactions between however many parties, you receive money, and they receive either goods or services. That’s how our economy works.

Leads are the hottest commodity of a MLM. If you don’t have leads, you’re going to be working very, very hard. If you have downlines, your chances of success are much greater. You need leads to get downlines. Leads equal money.

As you already know, that’s the MLM secret. It is very difficult to make a fortune by yourself in this business. That’s where so many MLM ventures fail. Well over 90% of those involved in MLM never make a profit. A good supply of leads will keep in you in the successful ten percent.

There’s are many ways to go about getting leads. You can: make a list of your friends and family, pass out business fliers, spend lots of money and have meetings, scream, plead, pass out, wake up, continue. This type of effort takes its toll on you. Chance are you will leave the business to do something a little less stressful. Free Spiderweb Marketing System

I thought my problem was with the Company’s product or sales pitch so I tried a different Company, then another, then another. I went to boring company training events, and pitched my new product to everyone I knew along with everyone I ever met. All of this with little success.

You can pay a lot of money for lead lists that give you a list of people who have been called over and over. Leads come to you with Spider Web Marketing. These leads are fresh, because they have not been called before. They are not on any list. These people use the Internet seeking a business opportunity and come to you. Sound good. You bet.

I did quite a bit of research and know this is the best system. I am so glad to get more leads, grow my business, and make more money.

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