Terrible experience. Very few of my emails got through compared to aweber, getresponse, and icontact.

Their customer suport was worse. Ryan, your story is the exception and not the rule. I tried for month’s to get the scammers to address my issues. They’d ignore for days.

I finally got someone on the phone… had a two argument with him about their email deliverablity… he got the head of their email department on the phone…. the head of their email department agreed with me… so, I said, since you guys admit to having a deliverability problem, I’d like a refund.

Their response was, “Yeah, we don’t give refunds.”

Maybe the company has gotten better… but I think not.

I find many infusion soft using marketer’s emails in my spam box.

These people do not have your best interest. In fact, company is owned by lawyers. These people just want to swindle your money.

Another feature about WordPress is that Google tends to give a little SEO boost to it versus another regular website all other things being equal.

YouTube also has a little extra SEO boost from Google. It’s a little tricky, but if you hit it right in your YouTube optimization, it will outrank everything else.

Thanks Ryan for sharing your WordPress tips.

Hope to Meet You One Day,
Glen Woodfin

We have to realize that Google absolutely hates internet marketers even though they have made tons of money servicing (bilking) them. Google is a search engine and search engines want there patrons to find what they are looking for–which is relevant content.

That is what we marketers should be offering too–relevant content. The further we get away from this concept, the worse off we are.

As for new venues, you hit the nail on the head!

Have a Very Merry Christmas and a Fat New Year, Ryan and all of our friends that hang out here.

John

I’m new at IM but I’m so excited that it’s easier than ever to start a business overnight. I welcome the changes, it will up the ante and those willing to change will have the chance to grow.

I see the traffic platforms as our major advantage in this internet era. Without a doubt more creativity is being required to compete with our competitors but it also seems that in and of itself this is an opportunity.

Increased competition breeds fear and fear drives away competition. Interesting how that works.

Mike

And if you are looking for blog topic suggestions, I would really like to a see a post from you on the do’s and don’t’s for Facebook advertising – segregating ads (ex. one for men, one for women), using keywords or going broader with demographics only, etc. and any other useful tips you have discovered.

EDIT FROM RYAN: Go CPC.