Thursday, January 31, 2008

Gibline Traffic Update

One way to judge the legitimacy of a Internet business opportunity is to see its traffic ranking. As my earlier posts have shown, GIBLINE, since its inception, has continued to grow in the traffic ranking.

Usually, if a website's traffic is listed in the top 50,000 it is considered to be a pretty legitimate site. If the site is listed in the top 10,000 you've got a pretty solid opportunity on hand.

So how does GIBLINE's traffic measure up to these statistics?

You can visit the alexa traffic ranking link to see the latest report on GIBLINE.

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Alexa's Giblink Ranking. As of today's post it is listed at 7,463.

Why are GIBLINE's statistics so high? Because GIBLINE is taking advantage of the latest Internet advertising trends, including Social Networking. Social Networking, like MySpace and FaceBook have literally changed the face of the Internet.

GIBLINE has capitalized on this trend by creating a social networking site for business minded people. Plus, GIBLINE shares its revenue with its users.

GIBLINE is quickly taking over my other Internet opportunities as the most lucrative, and I've only been promoting it since September, 2007.

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Monday, January 21, 2008

5 Billion Estimated In Mobile Advertising

The timing could not be any better for a all inclusive Internet advertising program like GIBLINE.

My last couple posts highlighted statistics about the online advertising boom. Here are some more staggering statistics I found:

US and Western European mobile advertising revenues will reach a total of $5.08 billion by 2012, up from an estimated $106.8 million at year-end 2007, according to Local Mobile Search's "US and Western Europe Mobile Advertising Revenue Forecast, 2007-2012."

Local Mobile Search predicted that the United States would account for about $2.3 billion of the total, with $2.8 billion coming from Western Europe. "We're now entering a period where hope and hype turn into reality as mobile subscribers find dramatic improvements in the user experience and a greater ability to obtain information on the go," said Greg Sterling, senior analyst at Local Mobile Search.

The company's projections included revenues from voice-based search, text SMS, WAP and application downloads, as well as estimates for CPM-driven displays or banners, pay-per-click and pay-per-call advertising.

Definitely, alternatives to the traditional media advertising (newspaper, television, radio, etc.) are trending way up. You can check out how GIBLINE is capitalizing on these trends by providing unique advertising opportunities for all types of business owners. Just click the banner below for more information.

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Friday, January 18, 2008

More Reasons Timing Is Right For Gibline

Here's a couple interesting follow up statistics to my previous post. The purpose of posting these statistics is to show how GIBLINE's all inclusive advertising system has hit the market at the right time.

Consider this:

JP Morgan's latest research brief predicts that holdings in US Internet companies will outperform the overall stock market in 2008. This is despite the firm's expectation of slightly slower revenue growth for the online sector.

"We expect revenue growth to decelerate to 21.2% in 2008, from 25.6% in 2007," wrote Imran Khan, analyst at JP Morgan, in the report. "We are projecting 34% earnings growth for our coverage universe, compared to 8% for the S&P 500."

As part of its forecast, JP Morgan said that growth in US paid search ad revenue—currently the largest segment of US online ad spending—would fall to 31.9% in 2008, down from 36.8% in 2007.

Nonetheless, the tone of the report was hardly doom and gloom. Mr. Khan wrote that non-US revenue might pass domestic receipts for firms with an international reach, and that CPMs should rise this year.

Unlike JP Morgan, eMarketer expects growth in US online ad spending growth to rise slightly in 2008.

David Hallerman, senior analyst at eMarketer, predicts that online ad spending will grow by 28.5% in 2008, compared with 26.8% in 2007. eMarketer also projects that US spending on paid search advertising will increase by 27.5% in 2008, compared with 26.8% in 2007.

"However, the current economic uncertainty partially clouds the crystal ball," Mr. Hallerman said. "So, while eMarketer also sees rising CPMs, the financial ability of all advertisers to buy big into the online market is not completely certain."

Stay tuned for more advertising trends that show how GIBLINE is poised to be the next big Internet advertising giant.

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Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Internet Advertising Trend Proves Timing Is Right For Gibline

Here's a very informative message from the desk of Adam Bernard, GIBLINK co-founder:

42 Billion Annually in Online Advertising by 2011!

The latest forecast for Internet advertising is out from eMarketer, which says that in the U.S., online advertising dollars will rise from $21 billion this year to $42 billion by 2011. Web advertising's share of the overall ad U.S. market during that period will also roughly double.

Meantime, the average American's online spending will also grow from $114 in 2007 to $199 per person in 2011. These latest numbers are based on data from the Interactive Advertising Bureau and PriceWaterhouseCoopers.

Bearing in mind that these forecasts are frequently wrong, they still represent a measure of current consumer sentiment towards the online advertising sector, which remains exceedingly bullish despite all other forms of advertising struggling or sinking.

Adam Bernard, Cofounder and CEO of GIBLINK, the Global Internet Business Link, says "These latest numbers mean this is the time to start or expand a small business via the internet. And internet advertising sales will be making themselves."


The change in how business is advertising its wares is noted in four milestones, according to David Hallerman, eMarketer Senior Analyst and author of the new report US Advertising Spending.

"First, US Internet ad spending surpassed $5 Billion in Q2 2007." That is the largest sum recorded in any quarter, according to Hallerman, with fourth quarter projections for $6 Billion in ad sales.

"Second, while 69 of the 100 largest US advertisers put smaller budget shares into four traditional media---television, radio, newspapers and magazines---in 2006 than in the previous year, 70 of the same group put larger shares into Internet advertising."

That reversal speaks volumes about the growth and value of internet advertising!

"Third, even as the credit crunch pulls ad money off the total media table, the Internet looks to be more resistent to economic turmoil," acording to Hallerman who adds, that online advertising contributes more and more to advertising bottomlines every quarter, every year.

Finally, Hallerman says, "Data from both eMarketer and TNS Media Intelligence indicates that 2007 Internet ad spending will be higher than for radio, as reported in August. That is the first time online ad spending will be greater than for any of the four traditional measured media."

This is great news for members of GIBLINK, and anyone who wants to join the internet boom. Those who get in now will only benefit as online advertising grows to one in ten dollars of total advertising expenditures.

GIBLINK, coFounder Bernard says, "The news about new media advertising gets better and better, with marketers spending more than $100 to reach each person online. By 2011, it's expected advertisers will double that per person amount, as well. It's a huge, surging wave with GIBLINK members hanging on the crest!"

Join GIBLINK, now and let the online wave of advertising be one that you are riding, too!

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Monday, January 7, 2008

Gibline Update

It's been a while since I've posted an update on GIBLINE. Lots of exciting things are happening with this program.

Renewals started December 10 which is crucial if you understand how the renewals speed up the commission process. I've already had all my pods push through line 1 and into line 2. Literally thousands of commission pods have come in behind me in the past few weeks.

Interesting to note that many big time business men are getting involved with GIBLINE. Robert Shemin is a Real Estate guru who has written many books on the subject. Google him and you'll see he is a big time entrepreneur. He is using GIBLINE's resources to promote his business ventures.

I received a message the other day from GIBLINE's director of communications regarding Robert Shemin and his recent appearance on CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch.

The message is in Bold Letters below:

Greetings!

As you've already seen, we've got big plans for the first month, and they include improvements and enhancements to the entire gibLink universe.

Stay tuned for more details on our new gibNews Podcast and newsletter, coming to you next week. Our first guest on the podcast will be Robert Shemin, a fellow gibLinker who is fresh from an appearance on CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch. He'll be giving us some tips and advice, as well as more information on the great offer he's made available to you as a gibLink advertiser.

Be sure to check your backoffice to see if you've qualified for our first Executive Revenue Share. If you did, congratulations! If you didn't quite get there, remember that the next Executive Revenue Share will be here before you know it.

As we close this week, please keep in mind that we are resuming our normal call schedule, and our Global Opportunity calls will be held on Mondays and Thursdays at 10:00 pm EST, and on Tuesdays at 3:00 pm EST.

Get ready, because next week is going to be HUGE!

To your success,

Timothy Johnson,
Director of Communications


Clearly, GIBLINE is taking big steps forward and is attracting quality people to its system, which will benefit everyone in the long run.

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Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Is Your Website Floating In Limbo?

Is your website floating in Limbo? There's a good chance it is. There are over 80 million websites on the Internet today. Even within selected categories there are millions of sites. For example, type 'home business' in the google search engine and nearly 6 million websites are listed.

To state the obvious, competition is fierce. Your website, no matter how unique you think it might be, can easily get lost in the sea of competing websites. What can you do to make sure your website obtains success? We will discuss 5 key points to successful Internet marketing.

1. This first point is probably the most important. Not only is it a free form of gaining visibility for your site, but it is one of the most effective. Article writing and submitting them to article directories increases traffic to your site. How? Most article submissions sites will not pay for your article, but they allow you to create an author's resource box. Inside this box you can include a live link to your website. This allows the reader to visit your site if something in your article compels him to do so. The more articles you write, the more of expert you become in the eyes of potential customers. Also, these articles are made available for reprinting in e-zines or other websites. The only requirement is that whoever uses your article must include the resource box with the link to your website. Just think how many back links you are creating to your website if you just write one to two articles a day.

2. Another great idea is giving away free items. Costco does it without fail. On any given day you will see free sample stands strategically placed throughout the mega-club store. This concept truly works. You can use it by giving away samples of your product. If your site is based on selling information of affiliate programs, you could offer a free mini-course or newsletter on your topic of expertise. You can also create an e-book and give it away without charge. Giving away free stuff keeps your business and website in the minds of potential customers.

3. No matter how unique you think your idea is, the reality is that someone else has probably thought of it too. Try to find those that share similar marketing ideas as yours. By choosing a network partner you can share links and refer customers to each other. Be careful when choosing a networking partner. Who you partner with is a direct reflection on you and your business. Make sure your partner of choice is reputable and legitimate.

4. Search engine optimization is a key to Internet marketing success. You have to make the search engines place your website near the top of its list. This is a sure way to increase traffic to your site. Article writing, mentioned earlier, is a good way to do this for free. However, many search engines allow you to purchase a ranking for your website. One way this is done is through pay-per-click programs. In these programs, you create an ad, choose a bidding price and only pay when someone clicks on your ad. This gives you instant traffic to your site. The good news is that your activity in a pay-per-click search engine can help your site get ranked in the free search engines, too.

5. The final point is to expand your area of advertising. Too many fledgling Internet marketers feel that since their business is online, they can only advertise online. This is a big mistake and many are prone to make it. The fact is, not many Internet marketers are taking advantage of the various advertising options. Use this to your advantage. Advertising in newspapers, t.v., and radio are great options to consider.

Millions upon millions of website are floating around in cyberspace. To avoid having your website floating in limbo forever, utilize the 5 steps mentioned above. These 5 steps can help your Internet marketing become a success.

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