by Heidi Richards | Aug 2, 2020 | BLOG, Content, Internet Marketing
Mix.com (formerly known as Mix) is one of the most powerful websites you could utilize for getting viral traffic to your content. Mix can send tens of thousands of visitors to your site in a few hours, but it can also become a consistent source of traffic over time....
by Heidi Richards | Aug 2, 2020 | Content, Copywriting, Internet Marketing
If you’re trying to get your content to “spark” and go viral, it really helps to have a strong understanding of what kind of content tends to go viral. Of course, nobody can predict what will go viral, nor can they make something go viral 100% of the...
by Heidi Richards | Jul 9, 2020 | BLOG, Internet Marketing
Research explores which passwords Americans forget the most and why New research by NordPass reveals that email passwords are the most forgotten. In total, 40% of people who are searching how to reset a certain password want to know how to reset their email password....
by Heidi Richards | Jun 5, 2020 | Affiliate Marketing, BLOG, Content, Ecommerce, Internet Marketing
“Affiliate marketing has made businesses millions and ordinary people millionaires.”- Bo Bennet Not all affiliate programs are created equally. In fact, some companies hardly put forth any effort, leaving their affiliates to fend for themselves. Other...
by Heidi Richards | Jun 5, 2020 | Affiliate Marketing, BLOG, Ecommerce, Internet Marketing, Marketing
Affiliate marketers have been around for quite some time now. In fact, Amazon was the first ecommerce company to use affiliate marketing as a program that was available to the general public. Their system known as Associates Program allowed people to sign up to be...
by Heidi Richards | Apr 4, 2020 | Ecommerce, Internet Marketing, Online Business, Online Selling
When it comes to e-commerce, you want to sell products that are popular or on the verge of becoming popular. Picking hot products means it’s easier to make a sale and you have to spend less time marketing because the product often sells itself. But how do you find...
