About Paul Teague

I’ve been making websites professionally since 2001 and personally since 2004.

I have been a teacher (1987-1991) and then spent many years broadcasting on the radio, presenting daily shows and working as a producer and journalist.

The web came my way in 2001 when I was asked to set up a new site for my employer.

I quickly became immersed in the world of the web at work, and it became a huge interest at home.

I received a Distinction in the Level 3 ‘Diploma in Web Design’ from The Association of Certified IT Professionals in 2005 (which means I know how to use Dreamweaver!), and have since been working on a number of my own web projects.

In my professional life my team and I won a Webby Award in the ‘Communities section' during 2006, beating Microsoft Xbox and TripAdvisor in our category.

I also guided my team to winning a W³ Silver Award in the Community Section in October 2009, making that a second international award for my work online.

In my personal life it's proved much harder to replicate that success and build a popular, high-performing website.

I’ve moved from basic HTML, Dreamweaver and Photoshop sites to using PHP to develop more complex database driven websites.

I've built more than 10 commercial websites in the past, but none has worked so well for me since I discovered Site Build It! by chance in 2008.

I used the company's web tools to build my first Adsense site and it quickly began out-performing all of my other content sites and generating a steady but small income.

It was at that stage that I really began to engage with internet marketing and started to see the results and benefits as Adsense payments and affiliate commissions started to arrive more regularly.

I started to build my subscriber list using JV Giveaway events and this was the move that really began to power my marketing efforts.

I'm lucky to have decent coding skills, so I began to launch and run my own Giveaway events, and it is that that has moved my list into the thousands now.

It's not just about building a list though.

By becoming fully active in the Internet Marketing scene I have made incredible contacts and through collaborations and ad swaps I'm striking up new partnerships and powering my business forward.

It has also brought me into closer contact with other people who are trying to start internet businesses and I love being able to help, mentor and guide them through the difficulties that I have worked through myself in the past.

I launched my first Clickbank product called Auto Cash Funnel in December 2010 alongside my then mentor Chris Freville and we achieved a Clickbank Top 5 with that, selling thousands of units.

I launched my new Fast Fan Pages software in Spring 2011 and that software has now evolved into Clixeo. Originally the software was aimed at small businesses and single users, now it is capable of delivering the Fan Page service on a massive scale, in a white label format.

I launched my first coaching program with my mentor Chris Freville in September 2011 and that grossed $128k in one week and over 3 months we coached  500 students the basics of internet marketing via webinar.

I am now keen to pass on the powerful techniques that we use in internet marketing to traditional offline businesses because these easy to implement techniques can make a massive difference to sales and profits.

In 2011 to 2013, I spoke to a number of businesses as part of the CN Group's Social Media days for Cumbrian businesses (see images below), and this lead to me making regular appearances as a speaker and trainer with Cumbria Chamber Of Trade.

Check out my blog here

Also check out 25 Things You Don’t Know About Paul Teague here

Photos on this page

Photo 1: Webby Awards 2006, with my web team from work

Photo 2: With Lee McIntyre in February 2010, the first seminar I ever attended. I'm 5'9″, but Lee still towers over me!

Photo 3: With David Walker at Lee McIntyre's 2010 event. David and I went on to do a couple of joint projects together and I recommend that you check out his blog at https://www.davidwalker.tv/ David also carried out the promotional interview for this software.

Photo 4: With Tahir Shar and his mentoring group in November 2010. Tahir created Twitollower and has provided me with invaluable advice about managing software products.

Pictured with other speakers at a Social Media For Business event in Carlisle in March 2011. (Copyright CN Group, this image may not be reproduced)

Pictured at a Social Media For Business event in Barrow-in-Furness in July 2011. (Copyright CN Group, this image may not be reproduced)