1. This is great stuff! Thanks for sharing… !

   1. I learned a lot just from this one video. I also viewed his other videos and learned from them too. I don’t really like viewing videos on blogs but it’s worth it seeing what Jeremy posts. He always has some good advice in there. 🙂

   2. Definitely. Great interview, Shoe.

      1. Agreed, it is definitely an good piece of content.

   3. Interviews get well. Really!

   4. Yup, sure is. Thanks from me too! Moller Marketing has quite a cool blog to boot.

      1. Thanks!

   5. yeh looks cool
      thanks for the interview 🙂

2. I always like hearing how others started. Sometime you get some really neat stories.

   1. I like hearing how others started too, it gives me some inspiration and motivates me to work harder to achieve my goals.

3. That was cool, I liked it. We rarely talk about how we started it all in interviews.

   1. We all make mistakes when we start out so that’s why we don’t really like talking about it. But reading how successful people like Jeremy start out gives us inspiration and shows us that what Jeremy did can be accomplished by anyone. You just need to have patience and believe in whatever you’re doing.

      1. I don’t feel that when talking about my start out. In fact, I find it fun to remember the good ‘ole days. 🙂

4. Great interview, I didn’t get to make it to BlogWorld this year but I will definitely be there next year!

   1. I never heard of Blog World until I saw Jeremy’s Blog World video in his previous post. After checking the Blog World website it looks like a really interesting and knowledgeable place to go for bloggers. I will definitely try to go there next year!

5. Very long interview and full of interesting content. I particularly enjoyed the ShoeMoney history in a minute 😉

   1. I enjoyed the Shoemoney history in a minute too! A lot of bloggers like to keep that type of information secret, but Jeremy likes to share it with us and help us out. That’s what sets him apart from all the other bloggers out there.

   2. It’s always good to hear where people came from and what they did to be successful. His main point has always be to be consistent. I thought it was really good that he said he’d been doing this for 15 years and only recently been making good money from it. The key is to know where you are going and how specifically you are going to get there. Also, you have to manage your time correctly and focus only on those things that will help you reach your goal.

6. The time when we stop writing for the search engine, I think is the time we start focusing on human readers, and that’s what grow your blog!

   1. Yeah, that’s what he just said. 🙂

   2. I agree with this. That’s why Shoemoney was saying “Google sucks”. I look forward to seeing hist blog post on this.

      I just remembered about splogs. A lot of people like to create splogs just to earn money, and it really degrades the blogging world. People just use automated software to grab feeds off of other sites and make money off of the ads on their blog. These types of blog get banned from Google quick but people still do it just for the money! It really annoys me when people copy content off of my website with these splogs. I’ve noticed it from my WordPress referrer logs. 🙁

      1. Yeah, and then his PR dropped after he said that (it’s back up now) but how funny is that!

   3. Yup! True human targeted content will truimph our purely SEO targeted attempts. For sure!

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9. I’ve heard a lot about ShoeMoney but never got a chance to read up on how it all started. Thanks for explaining all of this in your video Jeremy! Your blog is unique and has a lot of great content here. I like your “Google Sucks” thinking. It’s true that a lot of people write their posts for Google just because they want to get good rankings in search engines. These types of people just want to make quick money rather than dedicating themselves to their website and creating content that users will like. If only they paid attention to their website and their content then they would be very successful. It takes time to build a quality website and a lot of people want to make it quick! I’ll admit it, I made a lot of my blog posts just so I would get a good ranking in Google. I managed to do it but a lot of readers were upset because they didn’t find what they were looking for. This video made a great influence on me, now I’m going to focus on only quality content and posting what users want. I’ve learned a lot from this blog Jeremy, you give a lot of great tips here!

10. Great Interview. A lot of info in a short period of time, but it wasn’t rushed or uncomfortable…

11. Nice interview. The guy did a great interview.

12. I never heard about ping.fm and after reviewing it briefly I decided to give it a try.

    To be honest, I was not a big fan of web 2.0, until now.

    I did some tests, not in depth, but it proved to low-quality traffic. I’d do more testings anyway, hope ping.fm will help me get better next time.

13. Very good interview!

14. So 10 yrs of hard slogging before hitting the jackpot. There’s still hope for me yet.

    1. Yes there is hope for all of us! You just need to follow Shoemoney’s advice and you will be able to start a successful website/business. Instead of making multiple websites of no quality you should focus on one quality website and work on that.

    2. There’s always hope from anyone!

15. For someone who wants to start out in internet marketing this video is an inspiration. it’s nice to hear you talk about your failures as well as successes Jeremy – it makes you human, and gives every normal bod out there hope!

16. very inspiring story. it motivates people with the same goal.

17. This is a great interview. Many things can be learned from it. Thanks for posting it.

18. That was cool it is great interview.
    We all make mistakes right!
    When we start out so that’s why we don’t like talking about it.
    And it is very interesting to hear where people came from and learn from their success.
    I came late in this Shoemoney world thanks for explaining all of this in your video Shoe…

    1. Yup, this was definitely a very interesting interview. It’s always inspiring hearing success stories of great people like Shoe.

19. Awesome, awesome interview. Thanks.

20. Wow, that was a very informative interview. 😉

21. Pretty ipressive, I like it!

22. That is right you can’t find “short cut for success” the right formula always “HARD WORK” in this business very smart content.
    Thank you remind us the Basic Rule of this business…Jeremy.

23. Great video. I loved the comments about hard (and smart) work paying off and leading to success. The trouble is, especially in times like these … the temptation to look for the quick buck is almost overwhelming. But that always leads your attention away from just doing the things that will bring success in the end. Anyway, great thoughts!

    1. I think the work always pays off, as well as training. Knowledge is power in this age of progress.

24. 🙂 You know your big when you can interview such interesting people, i wish that I will get big as you to be able to interview people 🙂

25. Loved hearing your story, Shoe! Thanks for keeping the signal-to-noise ratio high.

26. wow, that was cool. It was like the abridged version of shoemoneys success online. Thanks Jeremy.

27. That was a great and quick interview.

28. Hey Jeremy,

    Thanks so much for posting this video. I had a great time interviewing you and learned a ton at BWE08. I look forward to implementing all the great tips and networking with all the people I had the chance to interview.

    Thanks again for sharing our interview with your viewers!

    My readers at MollerMarketing.com will appreciate your feedback too as most are just getting started with an online business.

    Nate Moller
    Moller Marketing

29. What I most appreciate is Shoe’s honesty. I think his comments about not writing for Google is the only way to go. The day I start writing for an algorithm is the day I need to have my keyboard smashed.

    So far, I find that if I am doing the work, writing the content, making the effort I am making progress. Secondly, it isn’t so much what you know as who you know just as it is in the non-virtual world. Networking is the only way to get traction from my vantage point. I am always appreciative of my blogging contacts giving me some link love and introducing me around the blogosphere.

    Best of luck to all of you….
    Ginger

30. I really liked the starting part.

31. this is good. thanks a lot.

32. Really great video. Its great to “meet you” and was very interesting hearing your successes. Interesting point about Google…

33. hey, my gravatar is not visible in my comments 🙁

34. Thanks for the great interviews.
    Would it be possible to provide a transcript.

    I wish there was an utility that can transcript what is being said in video/audio.

    1. Hey Infonote, I just posted the video and most of the text at MollerMarketing. Hope that helps.

       http://mollermarketing.com/2008/10/14/moller-marketing-interviews-shoemoney-at-blog-world-expo-08/

35. […] Jeremy Schoemaker (ShoeMoney) talks about how he got started in internet marketing.  (This guy made $7K in one blog post!)  Check out the exclusive interview: […]

36. A nice interview.keep it up.

37. […] done for the MollerMarketing Blog was to interview Jeremy Schoemaker.  Our interview was published on his blog and boy have my traffic numbers gone up since then! At times you’ll have to break your fears […]

38. Nice to see the talk about the starting up and stuff. Most interviews mask these and talk plain figures..

39. […] Nate Moller from MollerMarketing.com conducted one of the best interviews ever. […]

40. Nice video. Nate Moller seems to have a good grasp for breaking down content and strategies in a way that Internet business owners on all levels can benefit from.

41. Nice interview…added Moller Marketing to my favoritres too. Lots of good content.

42. […] is KEY!  In an interview I did with Shoemoney at BlogWorld 2008, this is what he suggested too.  Even if you run a Fortune 500 blog, you need to be personable.  […]

43. Really enjoyed the interview. Thanks for sharing so much information. I was watching and listening from a budding interviewer’s position and picked up on many hints and techniques. Thanks again.

44. […] Step 12: BE PERSONABLE! Thanks to Mat’s comment below, this is KEY!  In an interview I did with Shoemoney at BlogWorld 2008, this is what he suggested too.  Even if you run a Fortune 500 blog, you need to be personable.  […]

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