Saturday, December 10th, 2011 at
12:45 pm
Last time, I posted to show how beginners could get started using Private Label Rights reports for profit.
This time, I want to look at another area which beginners struggle with (but, even experts should get some ideas here). And, this is about how to sell a Warrior Special Offer for profit.
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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011 at
6:02 pm
The idea for this blog post stemmed from a message I received from a purchaser of one of the 10 Buck PLR range of products. They were happy with the high quality of the product and liked the potential that the PLR offered them, but weren’t really sure what to do with the PLR. Thinking about it, I’m sure that there are many people buying Private Label Rights products for the first time every day, looking to do something with it, but not sure quite how to get started.
In this blog post, I’m going to show a quick method to get started with PLR and to set this up so it can make sales for you. It’s a process I’ve personally used with great success, but more importantly, it’s possible to follow without a great deal of Internet Marketing experience. Most importantly, if you follow this process, you’ll be doing more than many PLR sellers to differentiate yourself in the marketplace. Although this is aimed at people who are new to PLR, more experienced marketers may still get a few ideas, and you can feel free to share your own ‘refinements’ in the comments section after the post. Read the rest of this entry
Tuesday, September 6th, 2011 at
4:46 pm
The Amazon Kindle is easily one of the top inventions of the past 10 years. A portable device which I can carry around with me, containing an entire library, and which will let me easily read my books wherever I go. Plus, I can read the latest heavy hardback books without needing to develop new arm muscles to hold the books up. It’s a design miracle.
Whilst a lot has been said about the marketing opportunities for selling books on the Kindle (and those are great opportunities), there’s another option which has been quietly passing people by. That’s about developing simple games for the Kindle which will work well on the monochrome screen and operate within the Kindle’s e-ink screen refresh rate. Read the rest of this entry
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011 at
5:54 pm
Over the past few months, I’ve changed the way I deliver my Warrior Special Offers to buyers. I used to deliver them solely using Rapid Action Profits (which provided secured temporary download links – I still rate this solution highly), The move towards using Warrior+Plus made that option impossible. Instead, I’ve moved over to a WordPress membership solution.
I’m very happy with this, as it works out well for buyers, and for me, even though this adds a small extra stage to the buying process. In this post, I’m going to explain why I think this works, so that you can decide if delivering your WSOs through a membership is right for you. Read the rest of this entry
Friday, July 15th, 2011 at
9:11 pm
As a marketer, it’s very important to claim your online identity before anyone else can grab it. That’s why it’s so vital to register your own name as a web domain, and to make sure that you have profiles set up on all the big social sites, such as Facebook. Prospective customers will be finding you using these mechanisms, and existing customers and friends will want the opportunity to interact with you.
The recent launch of Google+ has added a whole new dimension to the way that social media is used in marketing. With the might of Google behind it, Google+ is sure to take off. Most potential users already have a Gmail account, which can easily be converted to use the additional Google+ features. For people who don’t have a Gmail account, this is quick to register.
But, how do you take advantage of all the new features that Google+ has to offer? I’ve been exploring this new world and I’ve identified 5 ways that you can enhance your social reach using Google+. Read the rest of this entry