Several of my fellow students on Alex Jeffreys’s course have asked about the use of graphics and how to obtain them. Photos and graphics can be quite expensive, but a good source of free photos that I discovered from one of career-creative coaching clients is creative commons attribution-only licensed art. This is the “BY - [...]
Gopal’s Marketing Journey…
…with Alex Jeffreys and my Fellow Students from the Class of 2008
The Merchant’s Way
I am currently a career-creative coach, and have had several careers in the past, including high school science teacher, molecular biology researcher, computer programmer, and company director. I’ve said elsewhere that I never really thought of myself as a marketer until I started my coaching journey with Alex Jeffreys.
It’s not that I didn’t value [...]
The Safe Guide to Creating a WordPress Blog
Having started my new blogging adventure in WordPress, I do get a feeling that there are more features than I had available in my older Blogger blogs. To help anyone who might still be struggling with this process, I thought I’d just do a post about some video resources that helped me through the process.
It’s Green For Go
Thanks to Alex’s coaching I now have a super free gift of List Building Strategies to offer anyone who wants to build a profitable list.
Drug Dealing for Fun and Profit
Following Alex Jeffreys’s recommendation in our first webinar, I started reading Timothy Ferriss’s book, The 4 Hour Workweek, or as Tim puts it, Drug Dealing for Fun and Profit. I’m about a third of the way through the book, and in my view, it’s definitely recommended reading. Rest assured, it has nothing to do with [...]
Hype Control
I knew that I had made the right decision by joining Alex’s coaching group when in his first webinar he addressed the issue of hype head-on. Firstly, Alex did not adopt an attitude of denial about hype in Internet marketing. He freely admitted that there is a fair amount of hype out there, and sometimes [...]
Off to a Late Start!
Although I have been planning and journalling on paper following Alex’s first module lessons on designing and developing an online business system, I somehow missed the directive to do this on-line in a blog unlike some of my fellow students (fantastic job Garry).
