Jack Humphrey IS Blog Success!

Jack Humphrey's search engine ranking secret weapon...

Jack Humphrey, one of the foremost experts in blogging and blog marketing for high search rankings, has just released a new app he uses to rank for over 6400 keywords in Google!

(That's not a typo! He ranks for more keywords than that, but he gets targeted traffic from just over 6400 keywords a month!)

The reason he created the application was to give you a way to keep your blog active with high-quality, search friendly content and to get you trackback links.

Those links help you get higher rankings for your blog posts by simply using Utility Poster to create posts.

Its called "Utility Poster" and it is simply incredible software!

Now an all-in-one app, you can easily post relevant, keyword-rich, high-quality content in the form of snippets from other blogs, videos from YouTube, Twitter tweets, and Flickr images - all based on whatever keyword you search with.

Rather than "autoblogging," Utility Poster gives you the power to quickly drill down to the best conversations going on around the web and efficiently hand-pick what you include in your posts.

The best way to experience the power of UP 3.0 is to watch Jack's complete walk-through video which you can access through the most important box below.

You'll immediately see why previous versions sold like hotcakes.

Utility Poster is going to take your blog to new heights in the search engines while cutting your blogging time to a fraction of what you spend now.

Utility Poster Takes The Pain Out Of Blogging!

"I've been doing this internet thing for a long, long time. I wouldn't give up the freedom or the feeling I get when I see clients and students succeed for anything.

I hate to brag, but once you have a Simpson's character, you're kind of a big deal. Watch for this beautiful mug all over the social scape, especially Twitter, and you'll know you've found THE Jack Humphrey.

I started in 1998. Messing around, getting myself into stupid things, not listening to my betters like Corey Rudl and others who were getting pretty big at the time. I started paying attention in 2000 and in 2002 wrote the most widely-downloaded and respected book on link building called "Power Linking."

I was involved with different partnerships after that and several startups. I started speaking at conferences and hanging out with people with no name recognition online, but who were pulling down truly insane amounts of money from the web.

ContentDesk.com, a site building membership center, was started in 2005 and quickly sold out 400 memberships at $97 a pop in one day. From there we continued to evolve to what we have today, BlogSuccess.com, the most complete professional blogging training center on the web.

Over the last decade I've been responsible for billions (with a B) of visitors for myself and my clients and students who have learned what I have to share about marketing online.

Today, the Friday Traffic Report, Blog Success and a few social sites are the most likely places you'll find me as an active participant. Though you can find me with over 2000 keyword phrases on Google and links to this and my other sites in practically every corner of the web you surf."

Blog Success should be your choice to make sure you skip all the trial and error and simply learn the exact tactics that highly popular, professional bloggers implement to make all that green. Blog Success launched December 2nd and a new day has dawned on the web. A complete beginner to advanced professional blogging training site has been born -- bigger and far more in-depth than any other blogging training site on the web by a huge margin.

A lot of people seem to think that bloggers who make money are somehow gifted writers. That they are English majors, scholars, or otherwise well-endowed for the job of blogging.

Many people believe blogging takes too much time. They hear A-List bloggers talk about how much they work on their blogs and recoil from the thought of working that hard.

Did you consider that successful bloggers work hard because they love what they do? More importantly, what their blogs do for THEM?

Just so you know, there are bloggers who don't work very hard and still have 5-figure/month earners. Other bloggers work very little and bring in their house or car payment every month.

Blog Success has put a system together for you to use to get fast, easy, high-quality posts done for your blog. It is the exact system Jack Humphrey uses to run Friday Traffic Report, because he doesn't have time to be a full-time blogger himself!

Jack Humphrey and I want to give you a powerful report he just finished. It is called "How To Make Money Blogging" and it covers all the ways professional bloggers (like him and hopefully me) use to make money online.
How to Make Money Blogging

You can make money blogging if you just know the right tricks of the trade. It isn't hard and it isn't out-of-reach. Do you want enough to make a car payment? A mortgage payment? Maybe you want to quit your job and go full-time online?

All of these options are possible when you know how to make money blogging using his report as your teacher. Here are some things you can expect to learn:

* Why blogging is the biggest opportunity on the web today!

* 31 tips pro bloggers use everyday to make money and drive traffic!

* The 5 tenets of successful blogging and how to master each one!

* Which blogging system is the best by a long shot and why you must use it!

* How to easily make money with affiliate programs and your blog!

* How to make money with Adsense (and why you'll stop once you see how to
make more without it!)

* What CPA programs are and how you can get paid "per action" or even per
impression!

Written for the beginning or expert blogger this thorough report can save you
months of learning and cuts right to the chase of what you need to know.

Here's what one of our members had to say about the report:

"This ebook is better than the ever famous 'Authority Black Book'. Easy to read and understand, very useful tips given away for free. The ebook demonstrates how real valuable content will get attention and why it is necessary to have great content on the blog before beginning to make money out of it."
-Rangoo

I've heard several of our students ask the question: Do bloggers make good money? The answer is a resounding YES and we want to prove it to you! Our members and several large sites across the internet are running highly successfully blogs that make substantial money. Business Week did a story not long ago profiling some highly successful bloggers. Here are some of the results they reported:
Professional blogs make great money...

* BoingBoing.net: $1 Million A Year In Ad Revenue
* TechCrunch.com: Over $200,000 A Month
* Dooce.com: Over $40,000 A Month In Advertising
* ProBlogger.net: Over $100,000 A Year
* Mashable.com: $166,000 Estimated Monthly

Whether you want to earn enough to make your mortgage payment every month, buy a new car or run a highly profitable business, we will teach you how to make your dreams come true!

This is seriously something even beginners can do with the training included in this offer. It is high-touch, professional training you'd expect from a set of university courses. (Except no university offers this level of blogging expertise. Not by a long shot!)

Do you want the "How To Make Money Blogging" report?

Gain immediate access to the "How To Make Money Blogging" report by starting your risk-free trial to Blog Success.

Continuously Monitor Google News and Google Blog News in Your Niche with this New Free Software from BlogSuccess to find the Best Content to put in your own Blog Posts!

You can now get a totally Free Download of Blog Talk Monitor from Jack Humphrey's new site BlogSuccess to give you all the latest news in your niche from around the web and you will see it whenever you want on the desktop of your PC.

Blog Talk Monitor is very easy to install and continuously works in the background getting you the news information you need for any keyword or search term you enter. Use the data you get to write new blog posts on the hottest topics in your niche and stay ahead of the pack!

Blog Talk Monitor is amazing software to power up your niche market analysis and research. If you already a blogger working specific niches it will help you too. This probably the best software currently available that lets you get all the latest dataon your niche as it comes available on the internet!

This software will save you just so much time that your marketing efforts will be improved.

Blog Talk Monitor puts all the intelligence gathering tasks for your niches on auto-pilot. You just sit back and let it do it's stuff. Let the software do all the hard work for you while you do much more important other stuff. At last an easier life!

BLOG TALK MONITOR FREE DOWNLOAD



Now you can join the professional bloggers who always seem to be up to date with all the lastest in their niches and what is best is that it will not take very much of your time and the software is free.

Time is always valuable to everyone of us and it is always really important to know what your niche market is talking about across the web, especially when it comes to your competitors.

Blog Talk Monitor gives you all this and more for free!

Now that's talking

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Thinking about how you find blogs could get you more readers.

So what are the main ways people discover new blogs to read? Here are my methods ranked most common to least

1. Other bloggers links - the obvious one. If you are reading a blog you can be pretty sure what they link to will also be of interest. The problem with this method is the old "echo chamber" effect. If everyone in your niche reads the same content where do new stories come from?
2. Links in - if someone links my blog I will go take a look at theirs and subscribe if I like what I see
3. Comments - similarly if someone leaves an interesting comment on one of my posts I will follow back to their own blog to see what else they have written
4. Technorati/delicious/digg/etc - you would have thought this would be the main way I find new blogs but I rarely search with the intention of finding blogs. I do however have some searches set up in my feed reader. Perform a search then look for the little orange RSS/XML button.
5. Directly emailed suggestions - I very rarely subscribe to a blog that has been "recommended" to me via email. The majority of these "suggestions" are spam or link requests. There is a right way and a wrong way to do these. I don't even read obvious SEO-motivated and/or automated link requests, I hit the "junk" button on them.

If this is where you find blogs to subscribe to, what should we do to make sure we are found?

1. Get linked, any way you can - The more blogs that link you the more bloggers will find you. Obvious point but overlooked.
2. Link out, link well, link often - Key advise, much repeated but worth repeating. How you link will be as important as where and how often. Add your thoughts, extend an invitation to continue the conversation. In effect you are introducing yourself, give a good impression.
3. Comment well - Same advice as above, comment intelligently and a lot. Again this is your introduction, first impressions count. If you were at a party how would you approach a group of people already deep in conversation? Probably not with "Nice. Now let's talk about me".
4. Play tag - I need to tag more. There really is no excuse, Performancing/Scribefire makes it easy. If you tag your post it will be easier to find by Technorati and Delicious users. Many bloggers subscribe to certain tags, eg. "blogging", "photography", etc
5. Email good stuff - you can get good results by emailing or IM'ing bloggers but be careful
* DON'T email bloggers with your blog URL.
* DON'T send link requests.
* DON'T mass-mail - make each email unique and personalised.
* DON'T assume - your email is a question and perhaps the start of a conversation, not a demand
* DON'T have an inflated view of your value - you might think it is the best blog ever, others have the right to disagree
* DON'T flog a dead horse - only email your best stuff and not too often. Move on if you don't get results
* DO put yourself in the other bloggers shoes - What is in it for them?
* DO send a link to a post, one that is interesting to them and their readers
* DO be polite and humble - you are asking for a favour, they have the right to decline or ignore
* DO make your email appealing. Think about it, craft it.

Sometimes Internet Marketer Gurus need to just get away with other IM Gurus and take a break from their patients, mentoring students and subscribers. Our favorite three marketeers are Dr. Mike Woo-Ming, Howie Schwartz and Jack Humphrey.

With the help of the boys at JibJab, I was able to catch our favorite three marketeers and get a quick video of them on their break. I think they were having much deserved fun.


What Dr. Mike, Howie and Jack do to Relax