Last night’s coaching webinar with Alex Jeffreys was all about driving targeted traffic to your blog. Traffic, or visitors as people who arrived at your website used to be referred to before the internet became trendy, is the lifeblood of any online business. If nobody visits your website then there is no interaction, no relationships are formed and ultimately no sales are made. Without visitors to read what you are putting out there, a blog may as well not exist. (more…)

When Perry Belcher, who has over 100,000 followers talks about Twitter, you listen. He argues you should treat Twitter and indeed other social media platforms as a party. Nobody goes to a party with the intention to sell to the other guests. If you did, then you would be thought of as an asshole. Unfortunately today, I became that asshole at the party

Not intentionally, of course. I have worked hard on building my Twitter following and try to put out a lot of good, relevant and useful content out there. (more…)

There has been so much great content this weeks from the students on the Alex Jeffreys coaching program that Something for the Weekend is again dedicated entirely to them. For the second week running I have easily found 10 great blog posts which I feel deserve a wider audience and with more students getting their blogs online as time goes on, keeping the round-up to 10 posts is going to become increasingly difficult. Enjoy! (more…)

This has been a pretty productive week for me and in fact, I have probably pushed my new business forward more over the past seven days than I have in the past few months! I have reached a couple of important milestones but also acheived lots of little things this week which I know will reap huge rewards for me over the coming months. So, without further ado, here’s a roundup over what’s been happening at DavidWalker.tv this week. (more…)

Despite attending the Cardiff City Legends match a few weeks ago and the club also playing a friendly against non league Chasetown, last night’s match against Celtic was deemed the “official” opening of the new Cardiff City Stadium. A crowd of 15,000 turned up to watch the Bluebirds in their new home and while the support was fantastic, the football on offer was not. It was typical pre-season fare with neither side offering a great deal and the match finished 0-0. (more…)

Since taking on the coaching programs provided by both Rich Schefren and Alex Jeffreys I have been aware of the importance to get my own product out there for people to download and not having one was one of the osbstacles I blogged about a few weeks back. After a few weeks hard labour (well, not really, it was quite enjoyable!) I am proud to present my first ebook – Stop Slogging Start Blogging! and best of all, it’s FREE! (more…)

I am proud to present a special Something for the Weekend post this week. The reason it’s special is not only because it includes 10 great links rather than the usual five, but all the posts have been produced by my fellow students on the Alex Jeffreys coaching program. The standard of posts have  been nothing short of astounding, especially when you consider some of the people involved are completely new to blogging. Anyway, enough of me trying to steal their thunder, here are the posts which have really stood out for me this week. Enjoy. (more…)

As an internet entrepreneur, I am constantly being told I can work less hours than in a “normal” job and earn a lot more money. However, this has definitely not been the case for me. For the past 12 months I have found myself practically enslaved to my PC and am working far more hours than would probably be legal for anyone in regular employment. As part of my business development process I have been made aware of some great time saving tips and tricks which ensure I can get more done in less time and make sure I can get off the PC at a decent time in the evening! (more…)