All Posts by Ross Goldberg

This will be the final post here on the blog.  We’re going to double down our efforts to serve our customers and bring in new ones.  I’ve thoroughly enjoyed sharing my knowledge with you, but honestly anything new that I’d post here would just be an update or rehash of something already here in another […]

Every Internet Marketer I’ve ever spoken to would be thrilled if they got more traffic.  It seems to be the most perplexing part of internet business. The part I find funny is that some of the greatest marketing minds I’ve ever met are doing it wrong. Sure, they make plenty of money.  However, they’ve set […]

I used to think of Advertising as gambling, but Advertising doesn’t have to be all risk if you think about and handle it the right way. The key is to think of your initial ads as a process of data collection.  Once you have enough data, it’s really hard to fail. Yet, gathering data only […]

Did you know that there is an emerging business model where people play video games all day long and get paid for it?  I’ve been a gamer most of my life and often find that I’ve spent over an hour a day watching other people play the games I enjoy.  From how active their channels […]

Every new year, we take a look at our previous year with the unsatisfied tone of a grumpy old man.  Frustration over what we could have achieved is a standard with nearly all entrepreneurs. Then, we site down and write down things that we can do to improve our results for the coming year.  Some […]

There are 3 different types of traffic that you can get online.  Any click you can buy or create falls into one of these 3 categories. I thought it would be useful to break down the differences between them and how you should handle each type to get the most out of it. Advertising This […]

As entrepreneurs, our work doesn’t stop just because the kids aren’t going to school (my wife is a teacher, so she’ll be home, too).  One of the main benefits of what we do is being able to decide when we work less or want to spend extra time with those that matter most to us. […]

Common sense and loud people will tell you that the holidays is the worst season for any business where their products don’t classify as gifts. Both common sense and loud people are completely wrong. My training and software businesses have almost always made more money in December than any other month of the year.  Normally, […]

They used to say that a prospect needs to see an offer 7 times before they make a purchase.  I’ve read recently that the number has gone up to 12. How many ways are you interacting with your audience? The more ways you’ve got, the higher the odds of them buying. Here are 6 ways […]