The Slap – What about us newbies?

Terry had some interesting thoughts and comments for newbies

regarding the Google Slap.

——————-Terry Wrote ——————-

Good Morning Tanya and Cameron

Thank You for your email updating the Slap! It is appreciated.

However, it does bring up a question or two, particularly as I

was going to launch my google campaign today or tomorrow!!

(Mr Marshall’s book is very good) Obviously, I will, in the

short term, be using the landing pages from the back office.

Is there any point in continuing and spending more time on

this for it (my campaign) to get slapped almost before I start?

It seems as though it may be advantageous to arrange my

own web site and landing pages before going any further.

Secondly, are CCPro going to address this matter? I am sure

they will, but when?

I might just have a break until I hear from you!

Terry.

———————My Response————–

Hi Terry, yes. Hold your ground for a while. It won’t be long.

There is no doubt Jay and Aaron and the Urban Cowgirl will

have their thinking caps on. It’s just a matter of waiting for

enough scenarios to come through so they can analyze

who’s being slapped and why and then provide a solution.

They kind of have to be able to read Google’s mind, by a

process of “reverse engineering” based on who’s been slapped

and who hasn’t.

In the meantime though I would suggest do your setup, and

look into creating your own website as a priority. This is

something Tanya and I would recommend as a necessity,

Google slap or no Google slap. Have a look at tanyaandcameron.com.

michaelforceblog.com jeffandlauralearner.com,

meetannmclaren.com (anne’s just started hers), meetjoshwaldrom.com

http://www.meetaudrastarkey.com etc.

Audra and Josh are two of our members

On your own website you will need, at least initially,

1. an “about me” page,

2. a landing page, or several landing pages (you can even copy

the style and wording from CCPro’s landing pages.

And then I’d try to change the look of

the page and the elements sufficiently that it’s not recognizable

as a CCPro “template” by a robot, or a Google employee)

3. an FAQ or Q&A page. Copy this from http://web.me.com/cameronoutridge/CarbonCopyGuide/FAQ.html

you can also copy other info from our website www.cameronandtanya.com.

I’ll be sending out an incredible resource soon which

explains the ins and outs of setting up a landing page

and a “sexy” looking wordpress website (stay tuned

Audra and Josh!). This resource is amazing. Read their

stuff and you will all be able to set up awesome landing

pages and sites that outperform CCPro’s, I’m sure.

The important thing for us all to remember I think is that the harder

Google slaps, the harder we come back, and the more impregnable we are

as a company. Imagine trying to deal with this if you were on your own??

Apparently this same thing happened this time last year. And CCPro
members

bounced back stronger than ever. Now we have to adapt again.

cheers, Cameron.