Chances are, no matter how long you've been online, that you've used some pretty popular ... ... that produced no results for you. Some of you might even still be in that boat right now
Chances are, no matter how long you've been online, that you've used some pretty popular advertising techniques that produced no results for you. Some of you might even still be in that boat right now.
I'm talking about safe lists, ad blasters, free for alls, traffic exchange programs and such. You'll learn sooner or later, if you don't know already, that those making full- time incomes have never had much luck with those and they won't waste their time with them.
And you shouldn't either. Even some of us that do know this can still get suckered in because the people who peddle these ineffective, time wasting advertising techniques make it sound so simple and easy. Which is exactly what people want--simple and easy. They want a magic button that they can push and call it a day and expect to retire by the next afternoon.
There are some free advertising techniques that work. But you'll mostly hear about those from people who've been there and done that, with safe lists and such, and free advertising that actually works. Those techniques won't have headlines that scream "Send your ad to over a million in 30 seconds!" or "Type it once, click send, and sit back while the cash rolls in!" at you.
No, effective free advertising will take you some time, persistence, and dedication. Writing articles or looking for reciprocal link partners or posting in forums, etc. Those are the kinds of techniques that have produced results for people. It's not a set it and forget it process, so choose how you advertise wisely.
My Cherry Swirl Cheesecake Bake Contribution
Recently, I took part in a local bake sale aimed at raising funds for our community animal shelter. I decided to contribute by baking a couple of Cherry Swirl Cheesecakes. As a self-confessed picky eater who isn't particularly fond of cheesecake, I enlisted my mother as my taste tester. With her guidance and a few attempts, I managed to create two delightful cheesecakes (according to my mom's discerning palate).
Chips & Dip, Dessert Style
Applebee's and Chili's have been my go-to restaurants since childhood. I vividly remember a dessert featuring vanilla ice cream topped with nuts, fudge, and a cherry, all nestled in cinnamon-sprinkled tortilla wedges. This nostalgic treat always had a special place in my heart, and no matter how full I was, I couldn't resist ordering it. Recently, I decided to recreate this delightful dessert at home, and after some research, I found the perfect recipe. Here's my take on Dessert Style Chips & Dip.
How to Easily Make Sourdough French Toast Like Cracker Barrel
Craving that delicious sourdough French toast from Cracker Barrel? You're in luck! This guide will help you recreate that mouthwatering breakfast dish right in your own kitchen. With a few simple ingredients and some easy steps, you'll be enjoying a homemade version that's just as delightful.
