Contribute to The
Internet Marketing Dictionary
and Profit from your Contribution
I want this dictionary to stay up-to-date as
much as possible. I want that every marketer can come here if
he stumbles upon a new Internet Marketing term and have a good
chance to find a correct and understandable definition.
But I myself cannot possibly provide such a
level of actuality. Not to mention the fact that
The Internet Marketing
Dictionary is far
from being complete with regards to the more traditional
Internet Marketing terms.
That is
where YOU come into play.
You are invited to contribute to the content of
The Internet Marketing
Dictionary and you can do that in two ways:
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you can pick any Internet Marketing term you feel
is missing, write a definition and submit it. Your
submission will be reviewed and if found acceptable
it will be added to the definitions. If not you
will receive a reply with a reason.
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if you notice a factual error or an omission of
relevant facts in an exisiting definition you are
welcome to submit a correction or addition
which will be handled as above.
What's in it for YOU?
You will have noticed that I basically plan to
start some sort of a Internet Marketing Wikipedia
here. It's success will be the the merit of all who
contribute. .
Every contribution will be rewarded as
follows:
- If your contribution will be accepted you will be
mentioned as the (co-)author of your definition on
the page containing it. This way you can gain
credibility as an expert.
- With your name you are entitled to include a link to
your website
- Even better: If appropriate to the definition you have
the right to include YOUR affiliate links to valuable
resources, either in the text or in the "Recommended
Resources" box (see under Rules and Regulations for
details)
Will it be worth the effort for you?
Well, think about it. If we as a community
continue to provide valuabe and easily understandable
definitions, The Internet
Marketing Dictionary can realisticly become an
authority site with consequently high search engine
rankings.
For instance when I sold The
Internet Marketing Dictionary as an ebook I
just put up one definition on an example page and linked
to it from the sales page. One week later it was already
#1 on Google for the phrase "define long tail keyword". You can
see a proof in this video I made end 2007 about the
sometimes frustrating and misleading research for
understandable and reliable definitions of Internet
Marketing terms.
The situation hasn't changed since. There is
practically no competition for a GOOD and UNDERSTANDABLE
dictionary on Internet Marketing terms. Much less a freely
accessible one. So let's conquer this niche! This site will
become an authority and a high traffic site with high PageRank.
And you can have your links on it. But don't wait too long as
all the definitions for Internet Marketing terms with a high
search volume might then be taken already.
You can DO something to increase profits
from your contribution
If your contribution gets accepted you can
improve your chance of making money by linking to your
definitions page and getting your friends and partners to link
to it, too. The page will gain PageRank then and you will have
a link to your website from a high PageRank
page. This in addition to the fact
that your definition will receive good traffic and you'll
make affiliate income.
You can also join me in the quest to raise
the awareness of Internet Marketers that knowing their
specialized terminology cold improves their chances of making
more money online. There are many subjects where using a
specialized dictionary is the most narural thing in the world.
Internet Marketing doesn't seem to be one of them, (yet!).
Look in forums, attend seminars, you will find
these guys in abundance who complain about their failures, how
this ebook was crap, how that product was a scam and how the
other guru sold them a high priced course but withheld his
"real secrets" from them. But ask them what the definition of a
term is, which directly applies to the activity they were
trying to make money with. Don't be surprised if you only
receive a blank stare. And then, after a couple of seconds a
"Well, I know what it means. I just can't put it in words right
now."
How will you successfully apply a procedure or
a technique when you don't understand the basics and what you
are actually supposed to do? And how will you understand the
basics if you do not understand the basic terms??
So I suggest you make this a standard response
if someone complains to you how, for example, the techniques in
this ebook about affiliate marketing did not work. Ask him:
"What is the definition of affiliate?"
If he cannot come up with a CORRECT and COMPLETE answer
like a shot, tell him he should better make sure that he
understands his basics and refer him to this site. This will
help him and help you by spreading the word and generating more
traffic.
Ready to Go?
All right, if you are closed to give me a hand
and get your share of the profits, then do the following:
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Register as an author (only name, email and your
domain required)
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Write a definition not yet contained in
The Internet
Marketing Dictionary or edit
an existing definition (correct factual
errors or add omitted and relevant
information).
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Submit this to . Include your
name, your website url and the affililate links you
want to appear in the definition or in the resource
box.
I will review your contribution as soon as
possible and let you know if accepted or rejected. Please
understand that it can take up to 72 hours till you get an
answer and even longer till I have setup the web page in case
of acceptance. Maybe there will be an automated solution in the
future but right now I have to do it by hand.
Ok, let's make The Internet Marketing
Dictionary an indispensable resource for
every Internet Marketer. Thank you for your contribution!
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