Welcome to GVO … as you can see from your member’s area at http://gogvo.com/affiliates there is a lot to GVO, just like we promised!
Your $44.95 is a set fee and will never go up – no matter how many domains you host or how big your lists get. Your Monthly fee stays the same.
There are a few things you need to take care of as a new member of GVO.
1. Edit Your Profile
You will find this under My Account Manager on the left side of your GVO members area.
a. Make sure your name and email address are correct. If you have a website hosted at GVO/Kiosk you can enter it here as well. It is optional.
b. Under the Payment section, you need to choose if you wish to be paid by Cheque or by Paypal. If you choose Paypal, you need to enter your current Paypal email address. If you choose to be paid by Cheque, please make certain your Name and Address are correct as this is where GVO will send your cheques. Make sure this information is correct because YOU WILL Earn at GVO!
c. As you grow, you may decide to help one of your downline members by sending your “spillover” to them. You can do this by placing their username in the box titled “Signup Under Name”. If you are unsure of this, please leave it blank.
2. Edit Billing Info
This is where you can check to make sure your billing info is always up to date. You can also check the payment history of your account. It’s important that you keep your account active.
3. Setup your Domain
If you do not yet have your own domain name, you will want to register one. I recommend you register your name, ie janetlegere.com If your name is a common one you can try these combinations
firstname-lastname.com (ie janet-legere.com)
whoisfirstnamelastname.com (ie whoisjanetlegere.com)
firstnamelastnameonline.com (ie janetlegereonline.com)
One of these combinations should be available.
If you already have a domain, you will want to consider moving it over to GVO. You can follow the instructions in your back office to transfer your existing domain.
Once your domain is registered, you want to set up your account on GVO to host your new domain. I recommend you install a WordPress blog.
Instruction are found here:
4. e-Responder
Now it’s time to setup a campaign to begin building a personal contact list. You’ll find instructions on how to setup your first campaign at GVO right here: http://jado.net/gvocom/?p=64
You will want to add a form to your new blog as well, instruction to add a form are here:
5. Register for our GVO Training List
To the right hand side of this blog, you will see a form to subscribe to our Training List. This list is housed through our GVO account so you’ll get to see it in action! I’ll keep you up to date on training calls and changes at GVO. You can unsubscribe at any time so make sure you get on our GVO Members Training list ok?
Once you have all this setup, you are ready to begin building your GVO downline.
There are many websites available to promote GVO, you will find some of them listed in your back office of GVO
You will find marketing strategies located here on our blog.
You need to logout and then login with the username and password that you created for your domain.
Janet
Hello Sharad,
Thank you for writing. I am happy to help you. Are you setup in GVO Conference or GVO?
Let’s connect on Skype and chat ok? My Skype ID is janetlegere.
I look forward to helping any way that I can.
Janet
sir i am a teacher from India do not know much about mlm and computer but i do have lots of friends who knows the computer well plus they can help in this gvo please guide me
Hi Janet, When I go to my cpanel it says Warning! You are logged in with the reseller or root password.
This happens when I go to GVO Webhost Manager.
How do I login correctly?
Hi Janet, thank you for the great information and the organized presentation. I am not sure why my Norton security software flagged this page but it noted three unsafe aspects when I logged on.
So far in my newness to GVO I do not understand the appearance of Kiosk? What is it?
I am watching the getting started videos a second time trying to speed up from my unfamiliarity with WordPress which I had added the Socrates theme when Rick Dearr of the Cash In a Flash (RG Allen) technical group advised me to go with.
I see as I read this page links to answer some of my questions, again thank you for that, I am looking forward to sharing the learning journey further.
Lawrey (on your Academy sessions: Jack001)
Hi Janet,
I was on the GVO training today and say your name and have just found your blog. WOW, it’s excellent.
As I am in the midst of transferring all my accounts over to GVO, ie. Autoresponder, Hosting etc., could you advise me if I still need to be a member of MLSP? If GVO can help me promote my MLM business, perhaps I don’t need both.
Once everything is set up on GVO, I can start my web business. Your help and advice is much appreciated.
Thank you,
Victoria
Thanks Janet. Your information has been most helpful.
As you mentioned in your training today … step by step this is easy!! GVO gets better every day.
Judy
I really like to host or transfer my domain name (hosted by JustHost) to GVo but the problem is Im not a webmaster or expert. I created my bwebsite thru Rvsitebuilder which is verry simple for us newbie while in GVo there is no sitebuilder or better you have to be an expert or programmer. I hope they will add a sitebuilder someday. Aside from this GVo is Rock!
RESPONSE: My best advice is to use the WordPress blog feature. Templates and site builders are likely in the works. And yes, GVO rocks!
I want to know about domain’s, I do have a domain already and it hosted on hostgator, am I suppose to cancel it from hostgator and then set up a new hosting on kiosk.ws before I can doing anything else?
RESPONSE: Claudia, what you want to do is setup your domain on GVO, then once it is setup, you will do a DNS transfer from Hostgator over to GVO. There are videos that show you how to transfer your DNS if you are unsure, just hop into the Support room at GVO and the support team will be happy to help.