Create Your Own Successful Online Business

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to create your own successful
online business..."

How to Pick Your Domain Name

One of the first things you need to do to have an online business
is to know how to pick your domain name.

Your domain name will be your identity online. It is the name
you select to tell the world who your are and/or what you do,
such as The Faster Webmaster. When you add the "http://"
in front of the domain name, you are creating what is called the
"URL" and will include the extension of ".com/.net/.info/.biz, etc..
such as "http://thefasterwebmaster2.com."

It is extremely important to consider carefully the idea you want
to convey so you can choose your domain name, and always try to
register the name with a .com as this is often taken for granted as
the extension of most "legitimate" businesses, by perception.

Once you have an idea, you can go to GoDaddy.com and see if the
name is available. Keep in mind that it is easier to "find" your site
using words people would "search" by...these are called keywords.

Also, when you pick a domain, your URL looks a little different than
it will on a store sign or business card.

You might be Bob's Dog Grooming on the store sign but as a domain
name it would read "bobsdoggrooming" which might not be what
you had in mind for the domain to look like! Also, nobody is searching
for "bobs" which is at the front of the domain..."doggroomingbybob"
might be a better fit.

Remember that a ".com" is best, so check for the name and, if it is
necessary, you are often better off finding a variation as a ".com" than
taking a ".biz" or ".info" of the same name. If "doggroomingbybob.com"
is gone, you might consider "doggroomingbyRobert.com" or something
completely different.

If creating a business and branding, you will want to make sure that your
idea for your business name is available both as a business name AND as
a domain name.

If you only have a general idea of your business and need help with domain
suggestions, you might try www.nameboy.com

Last tips on your domain name....
Make it short...the shorter the better and make it easy to remember.
Also, the domain name should be a clue as to the content on the site and
the type of information that can be found on the site.

But, getting the domain name is just the start...now what?
For more about how to get your domain name, your hosting company
and your first website up online, go have a look at the information at
http://thefasterwebmaster2.com

Social Media Marketing is Web 2.0 Cash Flow

Social Media Marketing is how you make contacts, build lists
and drive traffic to your websites to create Web 2.0 cash flow.

The idea of your Social Networking sites integrates perfectly with
The Faster Webmaster 2 course and we recommend a brand new
project from a Master of Traffic Ross Goldberg to "lead you through
the Social mine field the Web has become."

Why is Ross' Web 2.0 Cash Flow a vital part of your Business?
Because, if you intend to build a business, you will need to have the
Mindset that you will build it day by day, brick by brick.

McDonald's didn't serve their first Million hamburgers overnight.
McDonald's did it by selling one hamburger at a time until they added
up to the first million.

Social Networking is becoming a vital way of communicating with your
audience, your customers and potential partners.

Social Media Marketing allows you to carry that message by using
audio and video as well as your written words. And, some folks are
much better at talkin' than they are at writing!

Take a look at what Ross says:

"I don't like bragging about numbers, but I've done well over six figures for each of the last three years and don't plan on stopping any time soon."

"With Your Permission, I'm Going To Share My 6 Figure Secrets With You To Get You The Same Results."

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The coolest part about social networks is that you can target your "friends" like crazy. A few hundred friends means you have a few hundred soon-to-be customers waiting to hear from you.

You too can socialize and earn an income from sites like MySpace and I'm going to show you how.

So, here is what you do...
Get over to Ross' site and grab that free DVD worth $472
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The Faster Webmaster II

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Finding Your Niche by Erik Stafford, The Faster Webmaster

Session #1.2: Finding Your Niche

Dogs to Daisies, Yoga to Yogurt...

Okay everybody, welcome back to The Faster Webmaster. My name is Erik Stafford and in this Session we are going to be talking about how to choose and research niche markets. So what are niche markets? Niche markets are specific areas of high interest. Think about it, and see if you can come up with one. Can you think of any one subject that people are super-passionate about? My good friend Joshua Shafran high-passion markets "oholic" markets: markets where people are so interested in something that they are not rational about it, rather they are "oholic" about it. "Choc-oholics" love chocolate, for example. "Dog-oholics" love dogs. I went to Ohio State, and so of course I love Ohio State Football. I am not rational about it... I am "Buckeye-oholic". As a result, I have Buckeye bumper stickers, shirts, coffee mugs, and so on and so forth. If you work in that niche, chances are good that you have some of my money in your wallet right now. Finding these markets can be a tough chore because many people have unique interests that they are emotionally attached to, and therefore want to base a business on them. While this is admirable, and in theory a good idea, in the competitive online business world it doesn't always work. You must find a topic that people want to read. Better yet, a topic people must read. When you are first sitting down trying to decide what market you are going to work in, you want to make sure of one thing: That the market you are interested in has enough of an audience to sustain your efforts in it. For example: you might be super interested in Hissing Cockroaches. Don't laugh: my roomate in college was (shudder). Are there enough people in the world that are interested in that subject? Is it worth it to create products about Hissing Cockroaches? Only research will tell you the answer to this question. As you do some research it will become clear that a lot of topics will not be very marketable for many different reasons. For instance, perhaps there isn’t really any interest in it or perhaps there is so much interest that the topic is saturated. Saturated markets are difficult at best to break into and you should ask yourself if it’s worth the frustration when there are so many good niche areas available to you. So where to begin? How do you find a topic that will sell like hotcakes? Well, those research secrets are revealed at TheFasterWebmaster2.com... Will you take the next step to getting your business idea Online?