Comments for IM Impact

Comment on The Fine Art of Failing Forward by Daniel Sweeney

Daniel Sweeney — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:42:41 +0000

Quick question: For the blog videos.. why don’t you post them on Youtube?

Comment on The Fine Art of Failing Forward by Daniel Sweeney

Daniel Sweeney — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:39:08 +0000

Persistence. Definitely ties into the whole “Talent is Overrated” concept

Comment on Procrastination Solution by Khoren

Khoren — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:43:18 +0000

I have these quotes hung up just above my laptop so every time when I sit for working; I automatically get reminded for taking action.

“What have I done to get myself closer to my goals today?”

“The longer you are not taking action, the more money you are losing.”

Comment on Procrastination Solution by Kim

Kim — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:59:48 +0000

I had a real problem with procrastination, but found it was really because -
. my goals were big, abstract and involved lots of moving parts
. so, I never felt like I was achieving anything
. it is darn difficult to maintain focus on something that will probably take a year, without any sense of progress.

So now I make sure I have small concrete goals that I can see and get enthusiastic about, but also have a sense of completion and therefore progress.

I totally agree with Shane’s video that you don’t have to feel like doing something to do it. Developing a habit is always a good strategy for something that is never really complete (rather than a project)

And having negative scenarios to motivate only works while the problem is big/bad – you have to keep upping the ante, and eventually it just isn’t believable.

Comment on No-Hands SEO Review by Cindy

Cindy — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 22:05:46 +0000

I’m no seo expert in fact a beginner who spends wayyyyy to much time building backlinks. instead of doing what pays the bills. Now I can do both. I am not tekkie enough to understand all the features of scrapebbox….but i bought nhs and understand every bit of it. I can really target my niche sites by use of good keywords and sit and watch it do the work for me. I dont consider prO bad backlinks…what if these sites increase in page rank some day? For me if i build a few viable week its savved me a ton of time over buulding my own. I also think when u build them more slowly its better. Just my opinion….i recommend it to beginners and i have faith if you set your parameters right it will work.

Comment on Blog Network Roundup Review by Howie Perks

Howie Perks — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 19:07:28 +0000

Hey Shane,

I found your blog through an email from Dror Bekerman who I am following after finding his quality review of a product I was researching.

I have to say you and he write some of the most objective and quality reviews on IM products I have found.

Thanks for this in depth review! Keep up the GREAT work!!

You just gained another follower ;)

In,
Howie Perks

Comment on Blog Network Roundup Review by SAM

SAM — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 16:22:45 +0000

Hi Shane, I’m SAM, from Thailand. Thanks for your post. I have some question to ask you.
-as you write this review since november, Is there any changes of those blog network result till today as google update algorithm so often?
-i try to use ALN to promote my money site, and now it has been kicked away from google result for about 1 month.

Comment on Blog Network Roundup Review by Andrew Gitt

Andrew Gitt — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:34:25 +0000

i also want to know about traffic kaboon if they have limit on how many submissions i can make each day and if they are like aln in that you have to submit your own blogs to be part of network

Comment on Blog Network Roundup Review by Andrew Gitt

Andrew Gitt — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 10:40:45 +0000

hi shane, i would like to know what your comparison is on bmr and traffic kaboona

also how strict is traffic kaboona on quality of articles?
and could i resubmit the same spun articles over and over with them?

thanks!

Comment on The Fine Art of Failing Forward by Robert

Robert — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:26:46 +0000

One should be passionate with his work in order to be successful. And learn from your mistakes. One cannot succeed without failing first. Failure teaches us to be strong, and with this, success follows.