How To, Marketing

Seven Ways to Share GDI

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  1. Social media. Share links to your website in tweets, Facebook posts and more.
  2. In person. Utilize networking events to tell people about the opportunity.
  3. With you marketing Kit. Print out Marketing Kit items from the Members Area and share them.
  4. With the Inviter. Input the emails and send multiple invitations at once.
  5. Video. Create videos and share them online telling everyone more about your site.
  6. In your community. Think of who you interact with each day, could they make more money?
  7. Your WebSite. Whether it’s a Replicated Site or a site you’ve created all your own use it to share GDI!

Help & Support, How To, WebSites

FAQ: Why isn’t my WebSite showing what I created?

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If you’ve set up your WebSite one way, but what shows when you navigate to your domain shows something completely different, it’s time to check your DNS.DNSOptions

Now you have another question: What is DNS? DNS stands for Domain Name System. Your DNS setting is what tells your domain what to show your website visitors. Your DNS setting will decide if your visitors see a replicated site, WordPress site, SiteBuilder site or forwarded site. You can view your current DNS setting or change it by logging into your Members Area and navigating to Domains on the left hand side. Here you will see your current setting and a link to change the setting if you wish.

Choose Your Setting

As you can see from the image to the right, choosing your DNS setting is just a matter of clicking a button. But you must decide what setting you would like your domain to display. Once you select your DNS, your page domain display will change to reflect that. Don’t worry if you change your mind after you chose a setting, you can change your DNS at anytime. Just be aware that changes can take up to 24 hours to be completely process and available to your visitors.

Affiliate, Marketing, Network

What’s Your Call to Action?

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why gdiWhat is a call to action?

A call to action is what you asking someone else to do. This someone can be a visitor to you website, and email recipient or anyone you interact with in some way. The call to action can be a banner, a button, an ad or a contact form. Another example of this might be asking someone to share their email address, submit a comment or share your website on social media. The call to action to be simple and straight forward. Ask people directly to commit a certain action.

How can I benefit?

Your biggest benefit is information and permission. When someone gives you information as a result of a call to action, you are getting permission to follow up with them.

A common call to action is asking someone to submit their email through you website to learn more. With the email you have a new contact and a new lead.

The best call to action is one that is direct. This direct approach will give you the kind of information you need, as opposed to digging through information to find it. Create a call to action for your site by adding a contact form or button that links to documentation visitors can download to learn more. Create a call to action with you blog post by asking readers a specific question. Your call to action should instruct readers or visitors to do something so that you can create a connection and build your network.

Do you have a call to action on your WebSite?*

*This is a call to action to submit a comment. Comment submissions require an email address, giving you a great lead.

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