I keep saying it over and over again, just like many other bloggers who write about Internet Marketing. So, here it is again:
I don’t offer fish to all of my guests, but I will be glad to teach/show you “how to catch fish”.
But when I start thinking about people who are new to internet marketing or specifically affiliate marketing, I understand how frustrating it can get sometimes. You read all of these affiliate blogs and forums, you get pumped up with some great ideas, but never have the necessary skills and knowhow to implement that idea.
I wasn’t born as an internet marketer with full of skills, knowhow and resources, so I exactly know how you feel.
Don’t worry, I believe in KARMA. I have personally made so much money by simply taking a basic idea or case study and expanding it to a whole new level by creativity and hard work. And I’m sure, some of you will create successful businesses out of the ideas and case studies I share here.
And, I have thousands of ideas. I have more ideas that I can literally implement in my life time 
It won’t bother me or my business a bit if I share a few of these ideas and case studies with you once in a while.
Ok, I know you are excited, so let’s get started with the Craigslist Marketing Case Study.
I have made over $5000 Net Profit within 48 hours on Craigslist
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Craigslist Marketing for Retail Stores
Craigslist should be your best friend if you are a local retail store owner, especially during these tough days.
You might say, “Craigslist is an online classifieds site, I think it hurts my local business, how will it help?”.
Yes, if you don’t use it, or if you don’t know how to use it right, it might hurt your business. But if you start taking advantage of the limitless opportunities on Craigslist, it will be your best friend during these tough times.
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Giant retail chains going bankrupt, small retailers suffering from the recession, many retailers are desperate to find alternative solutions to increase foot traffic to their retail stores. Days are tough in the retail industry, every dollar spent on advertising and marketing is more important than ever now.
US foot traffic at major shopping centers and retail stores for the month of February fell by 9.3 % compared to January, while sales dropped 1.5 % for the same period, according to ShopperTrak RCT Corp. Foot traffic in January 2009 was 12.9% down compared to previous month also.
A picture from the good, old days of retailers:
Unfortunately, good & old days are over for retail stores. Competition is much harder than ever now. As a retail store owner, especially for small retailers, you have two choices:
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