Monday, March 28, 2016

IFTTT SEO Academy 2.0 Launches

IFTTT SEO Academy 2.0 is an updated version of Semantic Mastery's flagship product that was originally released in January of 2015.

V2 (3)IFTTT, which stands for If This Then That, is an online web application that allows people to connect various web 2.0 accounts, social media properties, mobile apps, blogs, and more which can then be posted to use automated "recipes".

Bradley Benner originally developed IFTTT "syndication networks" for his own SEO needs, but after sharing his IFTTT SEO strategy with a small group of online marketers who were then able to duplicate his success, he and his partners within Semantic Mastery decided to create a training product from it.

Since it's launch in 2015, IFTTT SEO has become a staple for SEOs around the globe. This updated version builds upon the foundation of the original version and includes improvements that make the IFTTT Syndication Networks even more powerful.

IFTTT SEO Academy 2.0 relaunches on March 28, 2016 at 9 AM Eastern and has a discounted launch price for the first 7 days. If you're even considering buying this amazing product, now is the time.

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Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Review of IFTTT SEO Academy 2.0 by Bradley Benner


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IFTTT SEO Academy was a revolutionary product launched by Semantic Mastery in January 2015 and has become the foundation for many SEOs in the industry.

IFTTT SEO Academy 2.0 is the new and improved version for 2016.

Get it early during the launch to get the best price.

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Monday, March 7, 2016

Why Entrepreneurs Must Research Market Size



"Everyone will buy this product!" This overambitious misjudgment underscores an all too common fallacy in the world of entrepreneurs: the entrepreneur's bias. After all, ideas quickly become "your baby," and no one wants to hear their baby is ugly. But this thought process, could be a costly mistake. Instead, entrepreneurs need to ensure there is a need for their "baby"

Reasonably and thoughtfully estimating an idea's potential market size is a key step to successfully bringing an idea to market. When seeking out potential licensors or investors, you can bet they’ll consider market size to judge the revenue generating potential of a new idea.

Put simply: an invention or concept that could only potentially appeal to a small population is typically a riskier investment than those with mass-market appeal.

How do you go about determining the size of your idea’s potential market? Sure, you could hire an expert to conduct a market analysis. However, I adamantly believe that the more involved inventors are, the more information they are able to absorb, and the better off they’ll be in the long run.

With government data, trade association data, censuses and customer surveys at your fingertips, there is no excuse to not at least estimate a ballpark figure.

For the sake of this article, let’s say you’ve invented a new product that you believe will dramatically improve the way people groom their dogs. Using publicly available data and a touch of critical thinking, you can easily estimate the idea’s potential market size.

Read More: Why Entrepreneurs Must Research Market Size by Louis Foreman

Related Article: 3 Ways to Figure Out If There’s a Market for Your Business Idea