Lady In The Water Is The Best Movie Ever…

I know many of you are thinking, “does Adam really believe that?” Well the answer to that question is maybe not the best movie ever but if I don’t over hype it how else will I get people to see it. Anyway, I was down in my theater room this morning (I built it after we sold “Diana”) watching the special features of Lady In The Water and it just reminded me how upset I get about the fact that

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LCD Test – Selling Two Products Is Better Than One

For those of you that don’t know, on my lawn care website I sell a kit that helps people start a lawn care business. I sell two versions of the kit, a basic kit for $49.95 and a Premium kit for $99.95. I just finished running a test through Google’s website optimizer tool where I tested just selling the Premium kit against selling both the basic and the Premium. To my surprise in a side by side AB test the

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Want To Increase Sales? Give People What They Want

I do a lot of testing and tweaking with my lawn care directory website. Because I sell a kit to help people start a lawn care business I am always looking to make the kit more enticing and more helpful to people getting started in that industry. One of the common things lawn care business owners ask me for is other ways to get new clients. Many of the companies get leads and new clients just from being listed in

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Do you need a computer to succeed online?

Well the obvious answer to this question is yes you do. But the reason I ask this is because my laptop crashed yesterday and the geek squad told me it would take at least 2 days before they can even diagnose the problem and then they still have to fix it. So I am writing this post from my iMac at my house. My big question is now that I have website’s running on autopilot and making me money, could

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How To Completely Redesign A Website Without Losing Rankings

Recently I posted about how I had completely redesigned Clearvieweducation.com. We took it from a static site that had about 60 html pages and moved to WordPress where the site is dynamic and will have thousands of indexed pages. I knew that in order to compete with the big dogs like elearners.com I would have to make the switch. I was most concerned about losing the solid Google rankings the site had achieved, for example it ranked in the top

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