Best Of The Jason Better Blog…
Hey, I don’t believe these are the “best” posts ever written, but they were picked by popular demand.
( They got the most Retweets, Facebook Shares, Or Comments.)
So it’s almost like finding buried treasure…
Anyway, I thought it was my duty to share them with you.
And I’m going to reread them myself, because I want to know why they were so successful.
Sometimes I’m just lucky…
Here’s The “Best” Of The Jason Better Blog…
How To Use Twitter Like A Ninja
Who doesn’t love ninjas?
I was watching Myth Busters the other day and they had a whole episode exposing the myths about super ninja powers. So obviously, I’m not the only guy who grew up on really bad ninja movies.
But what does that have to do with marketing anyway?
Well, that’s what “How To Use Twitter Like A Ninja” is all about.
Multi Level Marketing Attracts Parasites And Slime…
Yeah, somebody had to say it.
I know it’s more conventional to say that our industry has a “bad name” and that it’s all a buncha lies, but honestly there’s a lot of rotten eggs out there. It’s our job to push them off the wall.
10 Tools For Building Your Home Based Business On A Budget
Some days it seems like marketing online is all about the widgets, thingamabobs, whackamadoodles, and didgeridoos.
Well, I finally caved and shared some of my favorite digital tools. Readers kicked in by sharing theirs too.
Really cool resources.
Article Marketing Is Officially Dead
Yeah, I know I write a 6-10 articles a week, but the old way of writing articles is totally over. If you want to stand out from the crowd, it’s time to get serious about writing. This post stirred up a whole buncha bees.
Did Internet Marketers “Screw Up” Network Marketing?
The problem with the internet is it makes marketing easy. So easy that everybody jumped on the bandwagon. Now, it’s like everybody is jumping off. That what this post was all about.
Hey, you know what would be really cool?
If you could tell me what you would like to read about in the weeks ahead.
Some of the readers of The Jason Better Blog have killer ideas. I know you do, so don’t be shy, share some suggestions today.
Oh, and have a great weekend!
You work too hard.
Jason The “Better Networker”
- The Jason Better Blog
P.S. If you’re feeling frisky, you can also click that green “retweet” button at the top of this post to share these popular picks with your Twitter buddies too. Thank you. 
28 Comments
David Wilcoxson on February 12th, 2010
How is Josh ALWAYS on the top of your comment list? Does he have ‘insider’ information? 
These 5 blogs posts were all very education, and some of them cut to the core of the problem in Internet marketing and network marketing.
Keep learning and growing! David
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February 12th, 2010 at 11:13 am
David,
I bet Josh is friends with the “aggregator
alligator” the wonderful world of RSS Readers…
Like Google Reader.
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Mitchell Dillman on February 12th, 2010
Wassup Jason,
Well, I’m not sure about everyone else…All your posts are number one in my book.
I mean it, you may not hit it out of the park every day, but you always offer such great value to the new and seasoned Networkers alike…
This seems like a great time to thank you again for all you do…
Come On, everyone, let’s give old Jason three grand ol’ cheers, Three cheers for Jason Better!
Right on buddy, thanks…
Mitchell Dillman
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February 12th, 2010 at 11:14 am
Hah Mitchell,
I’m still waiting to hear back from the
team to see what we can do about your
proposal.
But thanks for the boost.
I keep swinging, but not every post is a homerun.
They say that Babe Ruth was the strike-out kind too.
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Rebecca geiger on February 12th, 2010
I think for me it would be interesting to know more about membership websites and do people use them for their down-line? And if so how to they decide to use them for SEO?
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February 12th, 2010 at 3:15 pm
Interesting idea Rebecca…
That sounds like an entire course!
And congrats on Alexa too,
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February 15th, 2010 at 9:38 am
Rebecca,
For some odd reason your comments
were getting tossed into my spam filter. 
Sorry about taking so long to get back to you.
I really need to fix this.
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Wayne Vassell on February 12th, 2010
Oh well, I have to say that post: “Article Marketing Is Officially Dead” is the one that got me the most.
I think that is what made me visit your blog in the first instance, my buddy Dwayne Huggins mentioned it, and I was like “You what!” (ha).
That was a smart post J, and clever controversial title.
Have a good weekend.
Wayne Vassell, signing out…
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February 12th, 2010 at 3:16 pm
Hey Wayne,
It’s arguably the most successful post here.
But a very big issue, very big.
If only it was that easy to pick powerful topics everyday…
Some brains would explode.
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Ilka Flood on February 12th, 2010
Morning Jason,
Those were all cool posts … like all of your posts actually.
Had to chuckle about you watching Myth Busters. Since I have 3 sons living at home right now I watch it with them sometimes too. Pretty interesting stuff.
Can’t actually think of anything particular I’d like you to write about right now. But if something ‘hits’ me I’m curious about I’ll let you know.
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February 12th, 2010 at 3:18 pm
Ilka,
Myth Buster’s rocks..
Usually I stay away from the TV, but I’ve been
in the bad habit of turning it on for supper…
talk about multitasking!
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Chris Owen on February 12th, 2010
Hey Jason, Hmmm, ideas huh?
Let’s see. How about an article called the specifics of being vague. It could be about the importance of generic what to information in article marketing, vs how to info with your list.
Ha, if you do use I think I will.
Chris Owen
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Amy on February 12th, 2010
Hi Jason,
I have to say, I agree with Mitchell… all of your posts are amazing. It’s rare that I actually look forward to hearing from someone every day… but in this case, I certainly do! And you get a gold star for consistency, too… you never miss a beat…
We all have a ton to learn from you .
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February 12th, 2010 at 3:18 pm
Amy,
You should know I’m a sucker for
flattery.
Thank you Kindly.
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Mary Thayer on February 12th, 2010
Again I have to say ditto to Mitchell. You put out some great stuff and I thank you for that.
Also would like to give you a gold star like Amy of being consistent!
I always know I will learn something great from your posts!
Mary Thayer
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Rhonda Miller on February 12th, 2010
Hey Jason,
I’m with everyone else. All your blog posts have some sort of golden nugget(s) in them.
I can’t speak for everyone else, but right now I’m into learning as much as I can about copywriting and leadership. You are great at both so there are a couple of my ideas:)
Have an awesome weekend,
~Rhonda
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February 12th, 2010 at 3:25 pm
You’re too kind Rhonda,
I think I’ll have to start deleting nice comments…
before they get to me. Haha..
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Jerome Ratliff on February 12th, 2010
How’s it going my friend.
I’m right there with Mitchell Dillman, all of your posts are KILLER.
What does it for me is you over-deliver great content, all the time. That’s why I keep on returning.
What I would like to see is a post on You, Inc. (your brand). I think this will shed some light on why we do keep coming back to visit you.
That’s all I have for now.
Have a great weekend.
Jerome Ratliff
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February 12th, 2010 at 7:50 pm
Hey Jerome,
Killer suggestion.
I think that would make a great post in
the next few weeks.
Have a great one too.
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Peter Grimes on February 13th, 2010
Jason,
i actually wud like to read some more on mindset and how that applies to networking and internet marketing in general. We all know is important and crucial, but be keen to hear your spin.
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February 13th, 2010 at 9:57 am
Good day Peter,
There will definitely be more posts
along those lines in the near future.
It’s not a magic button, but definitely one
of the biggest factors in success.
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Derek Fobert on February 14th, 2010
Hey, Jason… I Think you like getting a rise out of the public! That is why you write your articles. ‘Article Marketing Is Officially Dead’ really had me flustered. I never did write my comments to that piece. I had finally cooled down, and thought it was best I not add anything. Drama, Drama, Drama…. I know what you are all about. LOL!
On the other side of the page, Jason, you do add value to the art of writing articles. Without seeing your cartoon face, and controversial words across our screens… article marketing would be so mundane…
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February 15th, 2010 at 8:55 am
Hah Derek,
So true.
But you have to target emotion a little or
nobody would read anything at all…
And they say that emotion helps the learning process
too. It fixes the lesson in your brain.
Glad to have you commenting.
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Hey Jason,
I’ll tell you why the top articles that you mentioned are one of my favorites. I learned valuable stuff that I was able to apply them immediately after reading them.
Since you have a great vast of knowledge on internet marketing and a great circle of influence. I would love for you to keep sharing on that topic.
See you next week…
Josh
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February 12th, 2010 at 11:11 am
Thank you Josh,
I’ll make it my mission to share even more
marketing tips in the months ahead…
I know some of my posts have been delving into
mindset more than techniques lately.
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