Mastering Online Marketing 12 Keys to Transform Your Website into a Sales Powerhouse

Posted on March 31st, 2009 by Making Money On The Internet

Mastering Online Marketing 12 Keys to Transform Your Website into a Sales Powerhouse

. 12 World Class Strategies That Cut Through the Hype and Make Real Money on the Internet

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“Much like The E-Myth, Mastering Online Marketing, is not just a collection of tools and tactics. Mitch has created a solid step-by step system for you to build and sustain a thriving e-commerce business… Read it. Digest it. Follow it letter by letter. Then get out there and do it - because that’s how you’ll experience the true rewards. “. -Michael Gerber, author of The E-myth . .

“Mitch Meyerson has done it again –offering no nonsense strategies and tactics for. getting targeted traffic to your website, turning visitors into buyers, putting your online. business on auto pilot and setting up multiple streams of active and passive income.. This book is a must-read for anyone wanting to build a thriving business on the Internet”. -Jay Conrad Levinson, The Father Of Guerrilla Marketing. .

. . “Mastering Online Marketing delivers a solid step by step program for succeeding online. Based on years of research for his groundbreaking book, Success Secrets of The Online Marketing Superstars, this book spoonfeeds you the best tips and tactics to build your online business. Mitch Meyerson really delivers the goods!” . -Yanik Silver, author of Moonlighting On The Internet. .

�These days it is not enough to be �good� at online marketing; you must master it. Mitch is not only a master of online marketing, but he is someone who can effectively teach others the strategies used by the top online marketers today. Success and wealth are for everyone, and I do believe that by following the advice and strategies in Mastering Online Marketing, one can achieve great online success.�. -Bo Bennett, author of Year To Success. .

“Mastery is the key to success and this outstanding book shows you exactly how to master online marketing. Meyerson’s clear, direct and rich content shows you how to avoid the most common pitfalls and use innovative strategies to cut through the clutter and stand out in the Internet. Highly recommended!�. -Michael Port, author of Book Yourself Solid. . . . . . . .

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Not perfect … and maybe ‘do as I say not as I do’ advice
I think this book is great for a list of ideas of what you should be doing.

A lot of it isn’t new or original, but in each section, there is just enough

new (or his personal experience) to inspire.

The only reason I didn’t give it five stars was because I am on the author’s

list, and he continues to recommend sites and products that don’t follow

the principles outlined in his book.

Still, my hat’s off to M. Meyerson for being such a good promoter.

Who knows? Maybe Wrist Locks: From Protecting Yourself to Becoming an Expert (Revised and Updated) will be the next best seller, after I implement more of the book’s suggestions. (Fingers crossed.)

5 Stars Practical and Simple Way for Anyone to Begin Their Online Business!
This book has given me more clarity and understanding about the success of my online business, and all of the components I am developing, than any other place. I read it through first, thinking of all the areas that applied to me, and then I took the book into my office and began to add to my strategic plans on a visual board. Each chapter has given such useful advice that I feel like the author is here in my office explaining each concept to me. I now have a sound visual plan for where I would like to take my online business, and I owe it to my friend Scott Walker for referring me to this book. Thankfully, Andrea Samadi, author of The Secret for Teens Revealed: How Parents, Teachers, and Teenagers Can Inspire Leadership and Transform Lives

4 Stars Good overview for beginners
For the newbie to creating an online business, this book covers all the basics from creating or finding a product of service to sell, tips on copywriting (to get people to buy), setting up automated systems and more. Information is presented in a step-by-step manner and includes written activities.

5 Stars Changed my Life
This book has a very poor title which does not do it justice.

Should be titled, “The Online Marketing Bible.”

This book is both extremely educational and motivational.

After reading it through, open to any single page in the entire book and in 2 seconds of skimming you will come up with great ideas and strategies for mastering online marketing.

This book can be used for beginners in the internet marketing world as well as advanced marketers.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

4 Stars It’s useful, but don’t stop here…
This book is primarily for those wanting to develop and promote an ecommerce store and also has good information for those wanting to promote an informative web site. This would not be a good book for those wanting to learn about developing their own web site.

It discusses a wide range of information including strategic marketing, developing a viable business, web design and navigating, optimizing your web site for sales, using new media to promote, driving traffic to your site, and affiliate programs. This book is a valuable reference tool and is good to hang on to and refer back to while you are in the continuing efforts of running an ecommerce site.

This book was easy to read and kept me interested, for the most part, while reading. It has really useful information about optimizing web site for converting visitors to customers. It also had good information about writing sales copy and valuable suggestions about making use of web site and other technical automation systems.

The sections about driving more traffic to your site and web design and navigation (only 20 pages) were not given enough importance. As a graphic designer, I would recommend a different book for web design and navigation.

This book would probably be a useful addition to your library if you can take with a grain of salt. The introduction sounded like an infomercial as the author drags on about his success story. It is gimmicky and makes me feel like I am going to have to join the reigns of those who regurgitate information and repackage it into conferences, books and courses. Although it doesn’t detract from the quality of information, the tone of the book is laced with ego throughout. In addition, several of the case examples look more like ads.

Regardless of its negative features, Mastering Online Marketing is still loaded with some good information and is a good value for the money. This is a good preparatory book from which you can decide what area of marketing to investigate further.