Hello guys!

Boy, do I have good news for you today!

I just finished reading a letter from Worldwide Brands regarding their move to make their membership affordable. You see, a month ago, when the videos I featured here in my blog were released, they did something that they’ve never done before… they offered a payment plan for their membership and their new educational program “Whole$ale”.

At that time they only offered it for a limited time. I just got news from them that the payment plan is here to stay… I couldn’t help myself but inform you about this good news immediately!

Below are the options you can choose from if you’re interested in joining their membership:

• Option 1
  Worldwide Brands Membership: $299
• Option 2
  Whole $ale Education: $299
• Option 3
  Worldwide brands Membership PLUS The Whole $ale Education: $497
• Option 4
  Worldwide brands Membership PLUS The Whole $ale Education with Payment Plan:
  $99 Down, $133 for 3 consecutive months.

This, for me, is one hell of a bargain! If you have watched the video series, I’m sure you know what I’m talking about. If this is your first time to hear about this amazing offer… here are just a few reasons why you should consider joining the Worldwide Brands membership.

1. Worldwide Brands are the What To Sell Online, Where To Get It, and How To Sell It Experts!
2. The Worldwide Brands Membership provides INSTANT ACCESS to the World’s LARGEST Source of eCommerce Wholesalers
3. NEW Wholesalers and Products are added and updated daily.
4. Real-Time Market Research data is displayed on every product searched! Quickly find a products Demand, Competition, Advertising potential, and an instant Analysis of the products chances of selling well online.
5. No Monthly or Annual Fees. One Time price for a LIFETIME Membership.
6. They add Thousands of new products per month
7. Real Wholesalers: Worldwide Brands ONLY lists Genuine Manufacturers and Factory Authorized Distributors.
8. Worldwide Brands is the Only Source you need for Drop Shippers, Light Bulk Wholesalers, Large Volume Wholesalers, Instant Import Buys and Liquidators, market research, and premium wholesale education.

I’m sure a lot of people will be taking advantage of this amazing offer. Of course, WWB reserve the right to pull out the payment plan offer anytime. They didn’t mention anything to this effect but they did say, “prices are subject to change”.

I don’t know about you but it would be a wise move to go on over to their site RIGHT NOW and avail of the offer before they change their mind.

They have also beefed up their Affiliate Program… they will come up with new video tutorials next month for helping affiliates achieve their goals. If you really can’t afford their payment plan… then being an affiliate for them is the first step to take.

I have decided to take advantage of both… I am a member as well as an affiliate of Worldwide Brands. What can I say… they offer great benefits to me as a member and they are so “top class”, that I find it easy promoting them as an affiliate at the same time. I get the best of both worlds!

Whatever state you’re in right now… you can earn online with Worldwide Brands.

Sorry for my blatant affiliate advertisment for these guys! You’ll understand why, once you get to know them. They’re head and shoulders above the rest!

If you want in, just click on the banner below:

If you have any questions regarding Worldwide Brands, please feel free to leave it on the comments box provided below.

Till my next post,

Eric Delos Santos

Hello!

I just read a great article about SEO… I am in no way an SEO expert, but I’ve read a lot about this topic… enough to know when an article about it makes sense or not. This particular article, in my humble opinion, hit the stake right through the heart of SEO.

But don’t take my word for it… read it and generate your own opinions about it.

Just thought I’d make it available for those of you who have your own sites and are studying ways to improve your search engine rankings.

Please read the article below:

Ten SEO Mistakes Made on Database Driven Websites

Search engine friendly websites is one of those often heard phrases, both from web site development companies and from their clients. Everyone knows that this is important to have, and yet it is one of the things that is actually often overlooked.

Search engine optimisation companies actually spend a lot of their time analysing a website and removing barriers to the search engines ranking a site highly. At the web development level, it is possible to build a site that is perfectly search engine friendly. One of the hardest types of sites to get right though are database driven websites. Listed below are ten of the most common issues that are created, often unknowingly, in the development process of a dynamically generated web site.

1. Pages with duplicate content - not enough differential areas within the pages, so that only small areas of the page change from page to page. It is essential that enough of the page text changes for the search engines to see an appreciable difference between one page and the next.

2. Pages with duplicate page titles - the page title is a great indicator to the search engines of the primary content of the page. Whilst this is often unique on sites such as e-commerce websites, it is often overlooked in other sites, particularly where small areas of the site are generated from a database, such as news pages.

3. Pages with duplicate meta descriptions - again, this is easy to overlook and set a global or category level meta description. These give the search engines a reason to penalise your site for not giving them enough information, and again, creating a unique meta description for every page is an essential SEO task.

4. Using auto-generation of pages as a shortcut instead of creating good content. This is linked quite closely to point 1, where it is possible to create pages that have only a tiny percentage difference between them. Databases are fantastic ways of storing information, but you still need to put the work in to fill them with content. Unique information about the subject of the page will immensely help both the long tail and the ability of the search engines to determine that a page is valuable.

5. Creating pages that are hidden behind form submissions or javascript postbacks that cannot be accessed by a search engine crawler. This is far more common that is generally realised. For instance .NET creates postback links by default instead of proper links - potentially making huge sections of a site unreachable. Likewise, it is easy to hide lovely content rich areas of your site behind a drop down selector in a form that means certain areas of the site are not visible.

6. Too many query strings - this is a common bugbear of the professional SEO, where complicated database selections create deep levels of pages, but with seven or eight &id= type strings. Additionally, some bad development methodology can leave pages with null query strings that appear in every URL but don’t do anything. The answer to this is generally URL rewrites, creating much more search engine friendly and user-friendly URLs!

7. Putting query strings in different orders when accessed through different places - this can create duplicate content issues, which can cause major penalties.

8. Not using user language to generate automated pages - if you are going to create a database driven website that uses words in the query strings (or better in rewritten URLs) make sure that you use words that will help you with SEO - if you sell widgets, make sure you are using the word widgets somewhere in the URL instead of just product= or id= - keyword research can assist with this.

9. Not allowing the meta data and title to be edited easily after the site build. It is possible to hardcode the generation of meta information into a database that doesn’t allow it to be edited later. Creating a mechanism for modifying this information initially helps everyone at a later stage when the information needs changing without shoehorning it into an already developed structure.

10. Creating keyword stuffed pages by using auto-generation. Once upon a time, search engines quite liked pages with high densities of your keywords, but now these are likely to get you marked down rather than up. So be aware when creating pages that long pages with lots of your products on can create too high a density. For instance listing blue widgets, light blue widgets, navy blue widgets, sky blue widgets is going to create a page with a very dense page for the phrase “blue widgets”.

These are just 10 of the most common potential optimisation pitfalls when creating dynamic websites. There are many more facets to producing a great database driven site, including user friendliness, speed, performance and security, but they all add together to make the best solution to your needs.

About the Author: Mark Stubbs is a freelance writer who specialises in internet marketing and web site development. For more information on database driven websites he suggests that you visit www.obs-group.co.uk.

—-o—-Hope you liked the article.

Take care and talk to you again soon!

Eric Delos Santos