Self Taught Social Media Manager Justin Matthew

Self Taught Social Media Manager Justin Matthew

Social Media Mega Earner 20,000 a month from my room.

 
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This will be a course that stands alone.
It will be the first and last of its kind. Do not waste your time or my time if you are not willing to do do exactly as I teach. If you do you will own your own business. If you buy this on a whim and half listen save your money I don't want it. So if you are ready to be your own person and live life the way you want to then BUCKLE UP!


 

OK From September 2012 to Current day I have earned over 250,000 dollars from Social Media I will show you with PROOF, photos interviews over 16,000 clients. Google me JMHHACKER or Justin Matthew. I don't just talk about it like other social media managers. I SHOW YOU the evidence. Founder and CEO of My Corporation!




30 days of 1 revenue stream 20,000


 





First Of My Kind To grasp every network and turn it into a career worth well over 6 figures. Everything you see online now is what I was doing 2 years ago yes I am 2 years ahead again and will be sharing that here in these courses.
 

I will not be like everyone else here.I will be confident, I will be proud but don't for 1 second mistake that for a braggart. I simply like to succeed and be my own boss. I made it to where I am by being me and I will be that same person here. The Photo for this course is 20,000 dollars last month from the company I started 5 months ago OFF the roughly 100,000 I made from FIVERR





The photo above is my google+ profile ranked 228 in the world they call it the cream of the crop the most engaging and interesting profiles in the world. Yes I will teach you.
 
My company and Fiverr are just 2 of 10 revenue streams online. I was in the 9 to 5 for awhile. I actually sold stock LONG HOURS.. Decided to exit had zero experience in Social Media.
 

For my business talents was hired on to manage one of the largest YouTube channels in the world HOUSEHOLDHACKER did so well they made me full business manager writer of videos and even actor. Learned how and took part in over 50 viral videos and business dealings/promotion.
 

Here is another 15,000 or so from fiverr and a photo of how many orders I get



Went down my own path after 18 months which means everything accomplished today has occurred QUICKLY. YES YOU CAN DO IT! Will this course make you rich overnight? NO!!!! Will it give you a great shot at owning your own business in nearly any industry? ABSOLUTELY
 

I have learned with proof how to make a living online upwards of a qtr million and am here to teach just how I did it and put it all together for any business whether clothing or cabinets!
From Google plus to Instagram, Pinterest to Viral Blogging even Klout/Kred Youtube, Empire Avenue to managing corporations I will teach you how I did this and the basics to get started and how it comes together..
 

Will you make 250k maybe?? Can you make 100 absolutely. You will make what you put in. Here check out my LinkedIn many national publications there and people I have helped.
 

Justin Matthew is a Social Media Specialist and viral video maker for popular YouTube network HouseholdHacker, which has over 1.2 million subscribers and 167 million views for fun science education videos like “Defying Gravity” and “Boil Water With Ice!” Follow Justin at @JMHHacker or read his social media tips at http://www.jmhhacker.com/. ARTICLE HERE



 




I have learned to make money on every single forum online. Most important divert
 the traffic to your destination/business.
 

I have 10 consult phone calls a week teaching people the basics of what I do I have 
had over 130 calls. It led me here.
 

This course will go deeper then I or anyone has ever before. When I managed the 
viral Youtube channel Householdhacker I oversaw writing ideas filming and 61
 videos with 80 million views seen in classrooms across the world.
 

Here is another photo I will show plenty in the course. Don't be fooled by the so called 
experts fact is I sold my services to most of them. Only order this course if number 1 
you are HUNGRY and 2 want to be your own boss. If you listen to me and you work 
it will happen.





 

 


Now you see my company Monopolize Social Media full time staff of 12 we manage
 corporate clients upwards of 30 million in sales a year.




 




Now below you will find an interview that made the front page of the San Jose Mercury 
Times for our viral YouTube success in having the most popular science show in the world. 
We have clients like General Electric, Netflix, Carbonite and Squarespace.

 

Believe it or not I actually held back on my achievements this is my Wikipedia 
mention for my role in Householdhacker on Youtube



 

Now did someone mention KLOUT? This was the most challenging contest they had the 
winner got to visit the set of Dallas that was a win. All of this shows consistency it shows 
a track record of success. That is the type of person you want to learn from not some 2 bit "EXPERT" that has accomplished nothing and you will earn NOTHING!



 
 



Almost forgot I am a published author my book written 2 years ago hit the top 25 best sellers list on Amazon once again I am not trying to brag here. This is a serious decision for you to make and I want you to feel comfortable in the man leading you. That is why I show these achievements.


 

 

Episode 002 : The Vacation Show + Justin Matthew: Social Media Expert -
A can’t miss interview with Justin Matthew, social media expert and game changer. In just 6 months, Justin went from not knowing what Facebook and Twitter was to having a massive amount of influence, tens of thousands of followers and an impressive business, all from social media. You’ll want to take notes on this one… -

 



Here you have 1 of 60 viral YouTube videos I helped write, direct and act in.
HERE
 

So here are just a few accomplishments showing you that I have a system and my system works. Don't be fooled by imitators. There is only one JMHHACKER. Look forward to teaching you this knowledge soon!

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Google Plus Authorship

                                Google Plus Authorship

We're listening. Based on feedback from authors and webmasters, we've simplified the process of linking your content to your profile information. You can read our new guidelines here. If you've already marked up your content using the process below, don't worry—we'll still recognize your markup.

Google is piloting the display of author information in search results to help users discover great content. This feature is being rolled out gradually and will be implemented algorithmically, so author information will not always display in search results. Please view this Picasa album to see some of our pilot authors.



To identify the author of a blog or article, Google checks for a connection between the content
 page (such as an article), an author page, and a Google Profile. Authorship markup uses the rel attribute (part of the open HTML5 standard) in links to indicate the relationship between a content page and an author page.

Google Profile

A rich profile is not only a great way to share information with users, but it also gives Google information we need to better identify you as the author of web content.
Here are some tips for creating a rich, useful Google Profile:

• Update your Google Profile with links to any of your other author pages around the web. (To add links to your profile, click Edit profile, then click the Links box on the right of the page and add the links you want.)
• Your profile picture must be a photograph of yourself and of high quality in order to be eligible for be shown as a thumbnail in search results.
• To easily link to your Google Profile, add the Profile button to your site.

When Google detects content you've marked as yours, we'll list that content on the +1 tab of your Google Profile (we'll do this automatically as soon as you've +1'd at least one webpage). You'll need to create at least one +1 on your own (look for the button on search results or around the web) before we can add authored content to your +1 tab. (If you haven't +1'd anything yet, just click this button and you'll be all set: . You'll then be able to see this Help article on the +1 tab of your Google Profile.). Then go to your Google profile, click Edit Profile, and then select Show this tab on my profile.
On the +1 tab, you'll also be able to see all the content you've +1'd, as well as content that you've identified as yours using tags.
The process for identifying author information varies, depending on whether your site or blog contains information by a single author or by multiple authors.

Single-author blogs and sites

If you publish a blog or site featuring content by a single author, the simplest way to identify author information is to add a link to your Google Profile on every page, like this:

<a rel="author" href="https://profiles.google.com/109412257237874861202">About Matt Cutts</a>

rel="author" tells Google that Matt is the creator of the site.
Here are a couple of great examples, both of which use the Google Profiles button:

• Silicon Filter (check the upper right-hand corner): <a rel="author" href="http://profiles.google.com/f.lardinois">
• Radioactive Yak (check the right-hand column): <a rel="author" href="https://plus.google.com/111169963967137030210/posts"

Once you’ve linked to your Google Profile from your blog, add your blog URL to the Links section of your Google Profile.

Using WordPress?

If you use WordPress to create your blog, here are some tips.

• Make sure you’re using the latest version. If your template allows a byline with an author URL, this will let you add rel="author" to your post byline.
• If your blog has an About page, you can modify its link to include rel="author".
• If rel="author" is disappearing from your profile page, you can enable rel="author" in author bios.

Multiple-author blogs and sites

If you publish a site featuring content by multiple authors, you’ll want to make sure to identify the author of each individual piece of content.
To identify the author of an article, Google checks for a connection between the content page (such as an article), an author page, and a Google Profile.

• A content page can be any piece of content with an author: a news article, blog post, short story …
• An author page is a page about a specific author, on the same domain as the content page.
• A Google Profile is Google's version of an author page.

In confirming authorship, Google looks for two things:

• Links from the content page to the author page (if the path of links continues to a Google Profile, we can also show Profile information in search results)
• A path of links back from your Google Profile to your content.

These reciprocal links are important: without them, anyone could attribute content to you, or you could take credit for any content on the web.
Authorship markup uses the rel attribute (part of the open HTML5 standard) in links to indicate the relationship between a content page and an author page. Here's how all these pages work together.

Content pages

The rel="author" link indicates the author of an article, and can point to any of the following:

• An author page on the same domain as the content page:

  Written by <a rel="author" href="../authors/mattcutts">Matt Cutts</a>
    

• A Google Profile:

  Written by <a rel="author" href="https://profiles.google.com/109412257237874861202">Matt Cutts</a>

This rel="author" link tells Google and search engines that Matt is the author of the article.

Author pages

Linking multiple author pages

An author page on a site can often link to other web pages about the same author, such as the author's home page or a social networking profile. To tell Google that all these profiles represent the same person, use a rel="me" link to establish a link between profile pages.
Say that Matt is a frequent contributor to http://foo.example.com. Here's a link from his http://example.com author page to the page he maintains on http://mattcutts.com:

<a rel="me" href="http://mattcutts.com">Read more about Matt</a>

In turn, Matt's profile on http://mattcutts.com points back to his author page on http://foo.example.com, like this:

Matt has also written <a rel="me" href="http://foo.example.com/contributors/mattcutts">lots of articles for the Foo Times</a>.

The reciprocal rel="me" links tell Google that the profiles at http://mattcutts.com and http://example.com/contributors/mattcutts represent the same person.

Examples

Here are some examples of how you might use authorship markup and Google Profiles to help Google surface your content. (This feature is being rolled out gradually and will be implemented algorithmically, so author information will not always display in search results.)

1. You write an article for a website, and also have an author page on the same website (example)

• The article should link to your author page on the same site using rel="author", like this example:

  <a rel="author" href="http://www.cnet.com/profile/iamjaygreene/">Jay Greene</a>

• Your author page should link to your Google Profile using rel="me", like this example:

  <a rel="me" href="https://plus.google.com/105240469625818678725/"> <img src="//www.google.com/images/icons/ui/gprofile_button-16.png"> </a>

• Your Google Profile should link back to your author page on the website. When you add this link to your profile, be sure to check the This page is specifically about me checkbox. This creates a rel="me" link to that author page.

2. You write an article for a website, and you have no author page on that domain (example)

• The article should link to your Google Profile using rel="author", like this:

  Check out <a href="https://plus.google.com/101169865857654555922" rel="author">John's Google+ profile</a>.

• Your Google Profile should link to back to the website’s home page.

Testing profile and publication links

To check your markup and see what author data Google can extract from your page, use the rich snippets testing tool. The tool only looks at a single page, so for now, you'll need to check author pages and content pages separately to see if they are linking to each other correctly.

One last step

After you've followed all our instructions above, please complete this form so we can let you know of any implementation issues. While we won't be able to individually reply to everyone who fills out this form we may be in touch with questions about your data.

updated 11/14/2011