Archive for November, 2009

Watch and Listen To the FTC Interview Right Now!

Last Friday I did a special interview webinar with Mr. Rich Cleland, Assistant Deputy at The Federal Trade Commission about the changes /additions to FTC advertising guidelines as they apply to Bloggers, Affiliates, Online Advertisers and Internet Merchants.

There’s been a LOT of speculation – and outright mistruth – about what the changes mean and the exact groups they apply to (and in which situations).

So rather than join in the speculation and guessing, we went straight to the source and gained an interview with a high-ranking official in the government agency everyone seems so afraid of.

What we found out in this in-depth interview will definitely surprise many and anger quite a few.

But make no mistake, change is coming (actually it’s here as of December 1, 2009)… so you better watch, listen and get your facts straight… and this in-depth interview will help you do just that!

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As December 1 approaches, my fellow Internet merchants, you should become apprised of the expanded FTC guidelines for online advertising.

Have no fear, Jim Edwards delivers on taking the lead in helping you understand the changes to come. The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has joined with me in a comprehensive interview webinar to clarify new Internet marketing, blogging and affiliate advertising guidelines and illuminate regulation changes to ease compliance.

And it’s absolutely FREE.

Like I said, the expanded interpretation of the regulations goes into effect December 1, so every marketer and advertiser conducting business online will benefit from seeing this interview, not only to ensure compliance, but to eliminate rampant confusion about the changes.

Stay tuned to learn where you can see the interview. Details to come right here on IGottaTellYou, soon.

Tonight is our next live webinar in The Net Reporter.
http://thenetreporter.com/webinars/wpecommerce/questions.html.

If you are not a subscriber, it’s not too late for you to join.www.theNetReporter.com.

The topic for tonight’s webinar will be “Q&A – How to Customize WordPress Blogs for Ecommerce”

I’ll answer questions about how to use WordPress as the cornerstone of your online presence.

You can register for the webinar now just in time to tune in for tonight’s answer session that will fill in all the blanks and get you roaring down the information super-highway!

Monday, November 23, 2009 – 7:00 Eastern (use www.time.gov).

REGISTER: http://thenetreporter.com/webinars/wpecommerce/questions.html.

Jim Edwards here with a quick update…

I found a very cool NEW (free) tool that helps you massively shortcut your keyword research by aggregating keyword search volume from Google, Yahoo! and MSN all in one spot.

It’s 100% free and well-worth checking out:

=> http://www.thenetreporter.com/cool-tool-big-lies/

Unfortunately, this tool also perpetuates one of the BIGGEST LIES in niche marketing: that there’s some "magic" keyword count that’s enough to base a business on.

So, if you want to see this cool new keyword tool in action so you can use it AND if you want to finally understand what *really* makes a "Good" niche market, check this out now.

=> http://www.thenetreporter.com/cool-tool-big-lies/

Have a great Sunday!

Jim

PS – Does finding one specific keyword phrase with over 10 million searches a month mean you’ve found a great market?

Check out this update for the surprising answer:

=> http://www.thenetreporter.com/cool-tool-big-lies/