LESS is MORE, when you have the right props in place to support your intended outcome.

Why do you write your MLM blog? To get yourself out there on the net and become recognized as a “Brand”? To entice people to sign up as a subscriber or get them on your house email list so that you can build a relationship with them? To get ranked well on Google and create a large “Google Paper Trail” that validates you and what you say about yourself? To have people fall madly in love with you and your content so that it goes viral? To make money?

Think about the following scenarios for a bit and then relate them back to why MLM blogging is so important:

Think back to a time when you just met someone new at a party or some kind of function. This person appeared to be different. It almost felt like they had some sort of secret something going on and you couldn’t quite put your finger on what it was. But, nevertheless, you were drawn to them like a moth to a flame. You couldn’t stop trying to figure out what made them so attractive to you, why you felt they were almost magical, their silent call was that powerful. You were pulled right to them.

Now, think back to a time when you met someone and you INSTANTLY disliked them. Or you felt uncomfortable around them. Or you had the feeling that something with just off about them.  This person was very pleasant, dressed impeccably, said all of the right things, made all of the right moves. But, instinctively, you got a bad vibe from them and it repelled you.

What is the difference between those two people?

I believe that it comes down to CORE AUTHENTICITY.

People that are authentic at a core level are so comfortable with themselves, their future, their past, their mess, with exactly who they are, that they do not need anyone to validate their own value back to them. This is what makes them charismatic to others. They feel safe so people rush to be around them. They make people feel better so people like to be around them. And because so many other people are around them, more people come to join the crowd to see what’s going on.

People who are just going through the motions, who are not being honest at a core level leak their incongruency out. People FEEL it and respond to it viscerally. They are totally turned off by that person, regardless of what that person is outwardly expressing. When people are turned off, they leave. When others see the crowd thinning, they go away too. No one wants to be seen hanging around when there is nothing going on.

Core Authenticity Is Vital To The Success Of Your MLM Blogging

Core authenticity and how it relates to MLM Blogging.

Can people really feel YOU;  who you really are, what you stand for, what makes you YOU through your blog? Are you giving them enough really good content: blog posts, free reports, audios, videos, e-Newsletters, teleseminars to allow them to add their own innate imagination to the possibilities YOU bring to the party? Speaking straight from your heart allows  the right people to fall in love with the silent power of your unique song.

How self-aware are you?

• Do you blog about your screw ups or only about your successes?

• Do you share information about avoiding the pitfalls and perils that you have personally experienced?

• Do you let your readers know how much you truly value them and always ask for their input so that you can serve them better?

• Do you respond to the comments that people leave for you?

• Do you publicly acknowledge people for their accomplishments or for value that they have provided you through your blog?
  

• Do you regurgitate the same old stuff because it is a “hot topic”  and great for SEO or do you talk about the things that are important to your audience?

• Do you know what your Unique Value Proposition is?

Who you BE ultimately determines how much you are actually able to sell. Your ability to authentically share what’s in your heart and your head IN-spires so much excitement in others that you get paid without selling anything at all.  People must be able to sell themselves on you first.

Hope that you have received some AWESOME value from this post !!

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About The Author -
Rose Mis is the author of “Dead Blogs Don’t Lie ~ 7 Secrets To A Wildly Popular High Traffic Blog”. She is also the Executive Chef (aka Chief Cook and Bottle Washer ) of the Attraction Marketing Training Kitchen. You are invited to stop by the Kitchen anytime you have any questions about blogging and marketing YOU with your blog !

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Setting up and managing blogs can be quite frustrating at times.

I am personally guilty of spending way too much time on technicalities of plugins, themes, layout and widgets that don’t contribute to marketing, which should be any top internet and network marketing professionals primary focus.

Furthermore, I’ve seen it happen time again how it brings an entire MLM Team to standstill. They get stuck into figuring out how to blog and social media technicalities instead of getting content up, taking action and building relationships with new prospects.

Now imagine your duplication if everyone in your MLM team is spending time on the how to’s instead of getting into action? That can be as productive as driving with you hand break on!

Be sure to read this post by Diane Hochman for a clear reality check.

That brings us to the first of many classic benefits our PRO Membership offers with our Blog And User Creator tool.

Let’s cover 2 scenarios:

Scenario 1 – MLM Team Blogs

You have 5, 10, 20, even a 100 or more team members that need to start writing articles, doing video blogging and developing content. Instead of spending endless hours getting your team setup with their personal blogs, why not create dozens of blog within seconds and take your team straight into action?

They can still use their own domain name for personal branding and customize their MLM blog with their own blog header. Not much different to owning your own personal blog.

If they need a blog header, our graphics designer will design one for free and you only have to pay if you like it and want to keep it.

Scenario 2 – Keyword and Niche Domination

Using web 2.0 properties for link building and piggy backing off their domain strength is a crucial step in offsite SEO.

{If you are not familiar with the term Offsite SEO, it mainly refers to building backlinks from other valuable and related web sites. Onsite SEO is the optimization that you do on your blog or website.}

The perfect way to increase your ranking in the search engines is to setup remote blogs, a.k.a. satellite sites, on web 2.0 sites like Squidoo, Xanga, hosted Wordpress and of course thatMLMbeat!

You then link back with anchor text, like I’m about to do in the next sentence, to the actual post that you want to rank for.

You can read more about this strategy in Front Page On Google In Less Than 18 Hours.

How would you do this on thatMLMbeat?

Well, setup a few remote blogs for keyword targeting and add various 400 – 600 word articles on them!

There is no limit to the amount of blogs you can create, but please use this tool responsibly.

We do not allow cybersquatting (registering domain names for the purpose of holding keywords and not adding any content to the actual blog) and spam MLM blogs get deleted.

No MLM Company names are allowed either.

Other than that… Go Wild!!!

The possibilities of this tool are endless.

If you find any a different use for this tool that you would like to share, please do so in the comments below.

Happy multiple blogging!

In part 1 I started off with ‘Social Tribes’ on no 17 and for ‘Free Blog Syndication’ no 7 early yesterday.

Here are the screen shots for the results:

Free Blog Syndication

Social Tribes

Social Tribe

You will see at the time these screen shots, I was positioned at no 4 for Free Blog Syndication, no 6 for social tribes and no 5 for social tribe.

To say that I was impressed with my results is an understatement, but here’s the best bit: I actually messed up the entire strategy and still got great results!

I’m not sure if this will have an effect on my rankings over time, but I made a crucial mistake with my bookmarking process (more on that) and only completed half the tasks.

So, as promised and teased in Front Page On Google part 1 and 2 and without holding back on a single thing, here’s the exact strategy that you can duplicate on your next blog post or article:

1.    Thorough keyword research
This step is crucial so please don’t kid yourself. Most Bloggers simply guess and start writing. But if you are going to be spending 30 minutes, an hour or even longer on a blog post, why not take 5 – 10 minutes to really dig into long tail keywords, 3 to 5 word phrases and make that you rank high on search engines?

Data driven decisions outrank wild guessing by many miles.

Use the Google Keyword Tool for thorough keyword research. Make sure that you change the settings to all countries, keep synonyms selected and search.

Have a good look at the advertisers competition and amount of searches. You can go for something like ‘network marketing’, but you are not going to get anywhere with that in one single post. In fact, you will probably need to build an entire authority site around that keyword and build it over a long period of time.

Instead, think of problems that your prospects might be having and offer a solution. Think 3 – 4 word phrases that don’t have much competition. These long tail keywords are generally searched within the hundreds and under a thousand times.

If your search term seems too competitive or if you just want to double check, head over to Google and type ‘allintitle:keyword’ in the search bar.

What that does is deliver the search results of pages / posts that have your keyword phrase within the TITLE. Generally speaking, if the number of competing websites (top right) are under a thousand and you are doing everything else right, you shouldn’t have a problem getting on the Front Page on Google instantly. Of course, there are exceptions to these rules.

2.    Keyword placement
Other than a few crucial placements in my opinion, you don’t need to be too concerned about this. Gone of the days of repeating your keywords like a parrot.

It’s best to have your keywords in mind and write naturally.

If you can however get the keyword or key phrase positioned within the first sentence or first paragraph, do that.

Throughout the post also bold your key phrase. Everything in moderation of course. This post is a great example of this.

Placing your key phrase as a heading like I’ve done before the images also score points with the search engine spiders. If it’s suitable, also use your key phrase as anchor text.

IMPORTANT: It’s all good and great to have content that’s perfect for search engine spiders, but writing content for the human eye is much more important. Getting ranked on the front page on Google is great, but if no one wants to read your post, then what’s the point?

3.    Write a new article and post it on Blogger.com
Create a new article from scratch (recommended) focusing on your long tail keywords. This is where I made a huge mistake. I’ll explain shortly.

Make sure that you use anchor text, like I’m using here for social tribes, that links back to your post that you want to rank for.

(don’t forget your key phrase in the TITLE of your blogger post of course!)

4.    Digg and Reddit it!
Create a campaign on Digg and Reddit that leads to your new post that you did on Blogger.

And here is my BIG mistake: I rewrote the original post I did for Blogger. By the time I got to blogger, my original post had already been Dugg by one of our readers and Digg does not accept duplicates. So again, be sure to keep your post on blogger original.

5.   Bookmark Your Digg and Reddit Campaign

Here’s the fun part! Bookmark your campaigns on Digg and Reddit Submissions and bookmark then across 3 different bookmarking networks.

Now it is really important that you get someone else to do the bookmarking for you. This is where  Syndd comes into play. Synnd, together with parts of the Superspindle Strategy as mentioned above, is a great way to outsource all your social and internet marketing in minutes.

Without this you will need lots of time on your hands and 2 to 3 dozen friends to help you out religiously for every single blog post or piece of marketing that you choose to do.

Final step that I didn’t complete:
Bookmark your submissions page on Digg and Reddit on 3 other bookmarking networks that you didn’t use in Step 5. Your submissions page is the page that shows all the content that you have submitted to Digg and Reddit.

For more information on putting this strategy in motion successfully, you can try Synnd for a dollar