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What I’m about to talk about will ruffle a few feathers along the way, so if you have sensitive skin I advise you turn away from reading the rest of this article, especially if you’re one of the tweeters I’m referring to below.

So, why am I choosing to talk about a twitter marketing secret that’s a little blunt and in your face?

Because telling the truth about using twitter the "most effective" way is, well… inconvenient.

Let’s face it, it gives us a warm fuzzy feelings inside when we think we’ve accomplished a lot by building this massive list of tweeters on auto-pilot. It kind of makes us feel like we "did a lot of something", when in reality — "we did a lot of nothing".

Many of us dream of packing our jobs in. We would love to tell our bosses to take this job and shove it. Many of us are frightened of doing what we most desire. The fear of leaving that secure source of income stops most people, and those that do get past that fear, often don’t have the capital to get a business up and running.

A home business does take money if it’s run as a sole proprietorship. However, starting a home based ‘affiliate’ marketing business is a completely different kettle of fish.

Setting up a home based affiliate marketing business is relatively easy and there are several factors that make it very attractive.

Surface level keywords are teeming with competition. In order to compete online, finding little-known keywords with good traffic is a crucial skill. It’s not a no brainer, but it’s not rocket science either; and you can bet that learning this skill will pay off. Here are two techniques to find these little known keywords.

Stealing Keywords;Chances are, your competitors have spent a lot of time and money researching what keywords work and what keywords don’t. They’ll have just a few keywords that really work for them out of the hundreds or even thousands of keywords they might have tried

Wouldn’t you like to be able to justl… steal these keywords?

You can. There are many tools online like Compete and Keyword spy that allow you to just that, even for free. One great way to find little known keywords is to look through your competitors and similar websites and lookup what keywords they’re getting their traffic from.

The best thing that you can do when you make a mistake, is to ask for forgiveness. First of all, it makes you feel better. Secondly it’s the right thing to do, and lastly, your list members will appreciate the acknowledgment. There’s another reason, one that you’ve heard before:

"It’s better to ask for forgiveness than to ask for permission."

Okay, this can be a little bit controversial, but let’s imagine that you’ve been given a really good offer for your subscribers, that fits your niche perfectly, but you’ve already sent out your weekly message to your members already. The offer has a very short time limit, meaning if your subscribers will miss out on the deal, if you don’t let them know about it… NOW!

What do you do? If you send out an announcement about this special offer, you’ve broken a promise to your subscribers, because you told them you would only send out things like this, once a week?

Well, just do it, and in your sales copy apologies for doing it. This is something you should do very rarely… because if you use this method too often, your subscribers will stop trusting you.

Save this for very, very special offers that are once in a lifetime and not to be missed. Tell your members up front what you’re doing, and that you’re sorry, and that they can delete right now if they don’t want to read on.

Tell them these ‘once in a lifetime opportunities’ are far and few between, and you hate the thought of them missing out, so from time to time. they will receive the odd ‘extra’ mailing from you.

Sometimes real mistakes happen though, a list server goes nuts, sends out emails that it wasn’t supposed to. Your site gets attacked by a virus, or worse, your members are sent a virus via a hacker through your list. Sometimes you recommend a product you really believed in, only to find out it wasn’t as good as you thought.

All these things can and do happen. The best thing that you can do is own up to it, apologize, and explain how you will work to prevent such things in the future. Your members will realize that you are just human, and being forgiving as most people are, they will move on.

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We generally feel like we operate as lone eagles, don’t we? We really like to think we are tops in what we do. The simple nature of our sales talent is that of a solo performer. YES…we do work with other people but who controls the loudspeaker? You?

The one supreme disadvantage in our online status is that we don’t normally get the chance to ramble things off with people at the water cooler. Instead, we carry on discussions with our keyboards. Even though we can be very spirited, motivated and also inspired, how "ONE-Sided" are we?