Jeff Walker is currently looking for his next Internet Alchemy Superstar…
Here is my video submission for his Tech Superstar position.
Hi Jeff,
I am your next Tech Superstar!
Some of the reason why I should be your Tech Superstar
I have a BS in Computer Information Systems and Minor in Mathematics
I have been a software consultant for 14 years
I have been marketing online since 2004, starting out with Directory Generator.
I have worked for several other experts including; Robert Allen, AJ Brown, Jay Kubassek, and Garret J White.
I have managed my own outsourcing team in the Philippines and a large outsourcing team in India for American Express.
I have experience with Infusionsoft.
I am an expert at creating membership sites with WordPress, OptimizePress and Wishlist.
I have experience managing a dedicated server with CPanel and WHM.
I have my own graphics designer and can build a team for any type of project as needed.
You can check out more of my “tech” videos on my YouTube Channel along with some presentations I have given.
YoutTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/firehorse88
Do you have a blog or other website that you want to distribute to a variety of sources in real time? Well, then, you need Superfeedr. Founder Julien Genestoux gives us a demo and explains why website publishers need Superfeedr.
Superfeedr uses PubSubHubbub to make real time updates to subscribers via RSS eliminating the need for polling from the client. Kind of like Ajax for RSS.
For a long time, I have been using the plugin “What Would Seth Godin Do“. The principle behind the plugin is to give a custom message to new versus return visitors to your blog. It has worked very well over the years to increase my RSS subscribers, and I now have over 1400 RSS subscribers according to Feedburner.
The problem is, now is the social age and it isn’t only about RSS subscribers now. Cruising through blogs this weekend, I came across a blog using a similar plugin, but it looked much better, plus it customized the message based on what site I was coming from.
This takes the concept to a whole new level.
So with the new plugin, you get a different message if; you come to the blog from a Google Search, you come from a Share on Facebook, you come from a Tweet on Twitter, you come from Flickr, etc. You can actually configure custom message for any site you see you are getting traffic from. The cool part is the message is customized based on where they are coming from, so instead of always saying subscribe to my RSS feed, if the user is coming from Facebook, you can say “Click Here to share this story on Facebook“.
The new plugin is called “WP Greet Box“. I have already installed in on my Podcast site NomadicWarrior.com, and will be installing here on the personal blog as well.
Here is an example of my old message:
Here are a few examples of WP Greet Box from different sources:
