This Wednesday (September 28^th ) at 7:00 pm EDT, Remember back in the days before Panda (a huge Google update) when you could do some SEO and it would just work? Google sent out that update and for a lot of people it was like their rankings crashed overnight

For some people, some of those SEO tricks traditionally used just don’t seem to pull its weight any more…

But what about all those websites that didn’t get knocked back, or even got better?  What did they do different? There’s one guy who knows the answer, and he’s our special guest tomorrow night!

This guy’s websites didn’t get touched because he knew the First SEO Commandment (you will learn it tomorrow night too). It works so well he is nonplussed by Google’s new Panda approach…and after tomorrow’s webinar, you’ll be more confident able to navigate these new waters too.

Want to find out what he knows that no-one else does? You have to come to tomorrow’s FREE webinar to see all of this for yourself…

The essential details are as follows:

Date: Wednesday September 28^th 2011
Time: 7:00 pm EDT
Sign Up Page: http://www.snip2.com/re/dabl
System Requirements: For PC-based attendees: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista. For Macintosh®-based attendees: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer.

This webinar is FREE! During this webinar, you’re not just going to be shown how this guy still ranks post-Panda… you’re also going to get a look at the plugin he developed to do it (and that means you’ll be able to get your websites back to the top at the push of a button…)

Register here: http://www.snip2.com/re/dabl

P.S – If you need a time converter to determine what time this webinar starts in your local time, use http://www.snip2.com/re/timezone

This Wednesday (September 21^st ) at 7:00 pm EDT, we are hosting a FREE webinar with a VERY SPECIAL mystery guest…it is taking every bit of willpower not to spill the details – this webinar is going to be so informative, so fun, it very well could be the best webinar of 2011.

Do you want to be at the top of Google’s rankings? Of course you do! Who doesn’t want the #1 spot?!? If this is something you want to accomplish, you REALLY should come to this webinar. We can’t force you to come, but if you do…wow… you will not regret this at all.

Listen: registering and securing your spot is critical. People from other people’s lists are being invited to this event too, so competition is going to be fierce.

The essential details are as follows:

Date: Wednesday September 21^st 2011
Time: 7:00 pm EDT
Sign Up Page: http://www.snip2.com/re/hkbl
System Requirements: For PC-based attendees: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista. For Macintosh®-based attendees: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer.

This webinar is FREE! It’s also going to be completely worth your time. Fun fact: there are no side effects to clicking the link and registering, so what is the worst that can happen?

If you want to learn a completely new way of earning money online, this is the webinar to attend!

Register here: http://www.snip2.com/re/hkbl

P.S – If you need a time converter to determine what time this webinar starts in your local time, use http://www.snip2.com/re/timezone

Ooooh, tomorrow could be quite exciting, folks! The internet is all aflutter with talk of Google releasing its “Google Wallet” app tomorrow…you may remember hearing about this product after Google released a funny Sienfeld-esque video advertising this upcoming app a few months ago.  Google Wallet is a free app that basically turns your smartphone into a wallet, allowing you to pay for goods and services directly from your phone. Google is hoping that this form of payment will become as ubiquitous as credit and debit cards…time will tell if this happens or not!

Google announced that this product was in the works earlier this year, and they tentatively stated that it would be released sometime in the summer of 2011. There is a big conference in France tomorrow which Mastercard – the company that is partnered with Google on this endeavor – is headlining and rumor has it that Mastercard will reveal the finished Google Wallet app tomorrow. This is entirely plausible…especially when copies of an internally circulated official Mastercard email stating that tomorrow is the release day has (unsurprisingly) hit the internet.

Although the concept is different (and either really cool or really terrifying, depending on your point of view) it will be especially interesting to see how Google and Mastercard explain in greater detail how Google Wallet will actually work.  It seems that it will be possible to just hold your phone up to the debit/credit keypad and Google Wallet will automatically and instantly pay for the item (very similar to the existing Paypass system that exists now), so the right merchant infrastructure needs to be established in more stores across the country and world (see where it will work in your neighborhood here). Until this happens, Google Wallet is going to be very limited in its application. Google has not revealed if this app will also work with other credit cards (such as Visa or American Express) so this could also be a limiting Google Wallet’s use too.

Security issues definitely need to be addressed – if your phone is stolen, would the thief have automatic access to your credit account and be able to use your phone to rack up humungous charges? How easy would it be to remotely hack Google Wallet? Details have been kept secret, but in order for Google Wallet to become popular, the public needs to be reassured of the security features so expect thorough security explanations to be given very soon.

This Google Wallet will only be available on the Nexus S4 G by Sprint initially, although the next generation of Androids will have this technology already built into the phone (and Google’s next Android, the Nexus Prime, will be out in the upcoming months) so the ability to use Google Wallet will be extended to all Verizon customers soon.

It will be so interesting to have more details tomorrow, and to see this app in action…but what are your thoughts? Do you have any misgivings about this new way of paying for tangible goods and services? Or are you excited about this new technological development?

With Google Insights for Search, you can show higher track down volume patterns across actual regions, kinds, time frames and properties.

Insights can be adapted to determine seasonality. For case, a ski resort may want to find out when people search for ski-related terms most often.

The results are fairly consistent throughout the years: interest picks up in August and peaks in December and January. With this information, the ski resort can Read the rest of this entry

This Wednesday (September 14^th ) at 7:00 pm EDT, we are hosting a FREE webinar with Keith Dougherty that will be a LIVE book publishing workshop. Regardless of whether you want to publish your own books or help other people publish their own material, this is a proven tactic that you will love having in your arsenal.

Not only will Keith give you free training in this webinar, but he will also publish a book right before your very eyes; if that wasn’t cool enough, Keith is even going to give away that book to one lucky attendee for free! All it takes to be registered to win this free book is to be live on the call…very simple. The winner could be you!

Oh by the way, if you’re interested in attending this webinar we highly suggest you register now. Half the seats were reserved on Monday alone, and now we’re almost maximum capacity. Act quickly!

The essential details are as follows:

Date: Wednesday September 14^th 2011
Time: 7:00 pm EDT
Sign Up Page: http://www.snip2.com/re/bpbl
System Requirements: For PC-based attendees: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista. For Macintosh®-based attendees: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer.

This webinar is FREE! Come learn how to publish and monetize ebooks from start to finish at absolutely zero cost to you.

Register here: http://www.snip2.com/re/bpbl

P.S – If you need a time converter to determine what time this webinar starts in your local time, use http://www.snip2.com/re/timezone

We recently became aware of a website that might be very useful to many of you.  It’s called Online Convert and it’s completely free. The service is pretty fast and you don’t need to download any software to use it…pretty cool!

There are several different converters on this website to use; it all depends on what kind of file your original source material is and what file you wish to convert it to. There is an audio converter, video converter, image converter, document converter, ebook converter, archive converter, and a hash generator.

For example, say you have a .jpeg image that you want to convert to a .tga format Simply go to the image converter tab, chose the “Convert to TGA” option (there are many options to choose from) and you will come to a screen that looks like this:

Choose the image you want to convert, fill in any necessary fields (such as image size, if you wish to change it) and click the “convert file”.  You will see an update box appear:

Once your file is converted, your new converted image (or document, or video, etc.) should be available to open right away. You can also opt to have it emailed to you if that’s more convenient.

In all of our testing so far this website has proven to be pretty nifty. Try it out for yourself – it’s a very easy way to convert all sorts of files!

Here is a video for those who are wanting to know the accuracy between Micro Niche Finder and Google’s search results.

Uncover Completely Overlooked Niche Markets that are so Profitable You’ll be Absolutely Shocked at How Easily Read the rest of this entry

This Wednesday (September 7^th ) at 7:00 pm EDT, we are hosting a FREE webinar with Michael Ullman and Adam Franklin called “The Ultimate FREE Traffic Webinar” and it will show you how to attract traffic to your website(s)  beyond your wildest expectations. You are going to be blown away when you see how effective this method really is!!!

Among other topics, this webinar will discuss:

1.) How search engines REALLY work…

2.) How it is possible to land a first page ranking…

3.) The best sources for free traffic…

4.) How to divert and convert as much of that traffic as possible!

And so much more…

The essential details are as follows:

Date: Wednesday September 7^th 2011
Time: 7:00 pm EDT
Sign Up Page: http://www.snip2.com/re/tbbl
System Requirements: For PC-based attendees: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server, Vista. For Macintosh®-based attendees: Mac OS® X 10.4 (Tiger®) or newer.

This FREE webinar is going to fill up to maximum capacity rather quickly. It is highly suggested that you click on the link to register NOW to reserve your spot.

Register here: http://www.snip2.com/re/tbbl

P.S – If you need a time converter to determine what time this webinar starts in your local time, use http://www.snip2.com/re/timezone

Google announced this summer that it would be closing down its famous “Google Labs” – indeed it is in the winding down process now, and all signs point to Google Labs being completely gone by October. Google likened it’s Google Labs to a “playground” where innovative products and services could be tested out by the public at large; some of Google’s most famous products came from here – including Gmail, Reader, Maps, etc. – but the majority of products and services here were experimental and slightly unstable. Nonetheless, it was a fun place to tinker around and it was an interesting way to get a glimpse into the psyche of Google. For curious web users all around the globe it’s a bit sad to see this very visible platform for innovation go away.

Why would Google do this, you ask? Well at the end of the day Google Labs was a place where a lot of nonessential products were developed. They were interesting, yes, but from a more pragmatic viewpoint Google Labs grew to be a big and unwieldy place that was diverting developer’s attention from Google’s necessary business goals.  By abolishing Google Labs, Google is now able to more effectively give energy and attention to a select few goals.

Google is controlling itself. It’s reeling itself back a bit, which though at first may seem counterproductive it is actually a strategy that allows it to really excel in its chosen products and fields. For over a decade Google has been expanding, expanding, expanding, and although it will continue to grow as a company it will now do so with carefully selected products and services. It’s a different strategy, but then again, it’s under different leadership now so this is all part of the Google revamping process.

Some of the products currently listed on Google Labs will disappear forever, but other products will be integrated into other existing products. It is not certain which ones will disappear and which ones will be absorbed into other more successful products, but Google did mention that it’s site-specific Labs will remain intact (ex: Gmail Labs, Google Maps Labs, etc.). Since these specific labs will be left alone, it’s safe to assume that any products currently listed in Google Labs that correlate with a Site-specific Lab will probably just move to that site-specific location.

For example, Places Directory (which is currently featured on Google Labs) has features that have been transferred over to Google Maps for Mobile.  Google Shopper, which was once available on Google Labs, is now available on the Android Market, and Google Books Ngram viewer will be incorporated into Google Books…and so forth. Realtime Mytracks, Google Breadcrumb, and other products have already been shut down permanently.

Everything must change and everything does come to an end, and while it’s bittersweet to see Google Labs end, it has been fun while it lasted!