Another great marathon session with Alex Jeffreys.
Tonights feature was blogging. The advantages of
having a student blog. where to get information
about setting up a blog. What to do with a blog.
Great information, and the announcement of the
first contest.
One thousand dollars to the student who can drive
the most traffic to their blog. The must have
Google analytics to prove their numbers and they
must blog about how they are driving the traffic.
One good way to drive some traffic is to get the
Widlink Widget available at the Alex Jeffreys Class
members forum.
This is a great forum for the student community.
Not only is this cool little traffic driving widget
available there, but also some great advice and help.
Get to the forum through the Marketing With Alex 2.0
members area.
It was exciting to hear about Mohammad’s new blog.
Last week he was not even sure that he wanted to have
a blog. Following Alex’s coaching he went ahead and
set one up. In just four days time he is getting a
great amount of traffic, and he does not know how,
but it is happening. That is so cool.
There were so many great conversations on tonights
call. Alex once again did a great job listening and
answering the students questions. Talk about a guy
who is cool under pressure. The great part is that
he is real. He truly loves to help his students.
Well thats a wrap. Can’t wait to see what happens
next week.
Thomas Northrop
Hi Thomas,
I agree with you. Another great session. We are so fortunate to be part of this class with all the great people here in addition to Alex Jeffreys.
Bob
Hey Bob
Glad to see you made it over here. Yes these are exciting times, I am so impressed with the amount of talent in this class. There will be a ton of success stories when this is all said and done.
Thomas
Yups agreed
a very nice session and thx for sharing Thomas .. keep it up and Good luck!
Hello Wakas
Thanks for stopping by. I ran over to your blog to have a look. Interesting story and pictures about your 8 hour truck trip through Norway. Looks like a beautiful country. Perhaps someday I will get to see Norway myself.
Thomas
Thomas,
I think you’re gearing up to win the traffic contest… Great.
Yep, it seems to be a marathon with Alex Jeffreys… but I’m lovin it.
Just like I’m loving your posts. The traffic contest should be a good one.
Cheers,
Rob
Hey Rob
Thanks for stopping by. You have a great blog over there.
No I won’t enter the contest, I am just here to observe and help out if I can.
Right now I am trying diffrent seo techniques to get this blog up to number 1 for the keyword “Alex Jeffreys”.
It is already number one for “Alex Jeffreys Class”
Had it up as high as number 3 for a while then it slipped a few notches, I will get it back up, it just takes
time and a little effort.
Hey thanks again for the visit and the comment
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
It’s started to click with me how much benefit we can all get from working as a community. Alex’s idea of building a niche community blog based around his classes is genious as many students will have similar issues at the same time and those with the know how can pass it on.
Looking forward to helping you,
John Tanner
Hey John
Just zipped over to your blog. Nice job.
You are correct about the power of the Alex Jeffreys community. I have been involved with the community for close to a year now and the relationships I have built are very powerful.
If you have not you should visit the social sites set up for the students.
The original one I set up for the first class is
http://www.fortunate500.ning.com
The newest one for both classes
http://www.alexjeffreysclass.ning.com
Thomas