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Sunday, May 27, 2007

Whats a SQUEEZE page?




Well there is something BRAND NEW on the net this week that promotes your business by asking people to use a sign in form to get a free product as well as info about your product.

You might be even more interested if I tell you that its FREE!

You need a autoresponder and I use the best one I have seen, AWEBER. You connect the squeeze page to your auto responder using the form sign up box.

http://www.aweber.com/features.htm?221295


Promote it on traffic exchanges, safelists, your website. Plus if you sign up as a GOLD member you can use back end products such as OTO links that directly go to pay your Pay Pal for immediate sales.

So far I have 5 pages done and will be making more for every product I have. This is really great stuff.

Here is my link to Robert Puddy's Squeeze pages

http://www.instantsqueezepagegenerator.com/index.php?rid=760

I have much more information about this and other forms of marketing on my main website.

http://www.internetincomewah.com

Tuesday, November 08, 2005

How to Succeed in Internet Marketing

So what exactly is the magic formula needed to become a successful internet marketer? The bad news - there is none. The good news is that you can create it. Nothing comes easy or without effort and the same is true for internet marketing.

First of all you need to develop a plan. Decide exactly what is is you want to achieve. Silly as it sounds, but a lot of people start out with no defined strategy in place. A lot of the time they don't even know what they want to achieve. So firstly, sit down and consider what success means to you and then draw up some steps to take to make that happen.

You will always come up against challenges and setbacks, everyone does at some point. This is when it is important to stick with your original plan. Always look for ways in which you can make changes if necessary, but never lose sight of your goal. Decide which products or services you will promote and explore all the ways in which you can do that. Don't be afraid to experiment or be innovative.

The internet is full of 'overnight success stories'. Do not expect this to happen to you. You will have to put a lot of work into your business. You need to look at it in the long term. You want to create a business that will provide you with a long-term stream of income. It is next to impossible to speed up that process. Eventually your hard work will pay off, so keep persevering.

At times it will seem like you are going nowhere. Nothing you do seems to work for you. A good piece of advice is to seek out forums where you can build relationships with like minded individuals. In this way you can stay focused and receive help and encouragement.

It is also important to know exactly how you are progressing. To do this in an informed way you will need to have set your goals. As you reach them, congratulate yourself on having achieved your aim. Then progress onto your next goal. Each goal should be designed to take you up to the next level. Doing so gives you short term successes and also helps to keep your enthusiasm up while giving you feedback on your progress.

It is not an easy route though it will seem to be from all the success stories you see every day. Understand that it is worth the effort to achieve your dream and vow never to get discouraged. Look on problems as stepping stones that need to be overcome. Others have done exactly as you are doing and the difference between success and failure is not being consistent and doing something each day to further your efforts.

Be confident and build the desire to succeed in every thing you do. You are creating your own internet marketing business which will give you a long term income. Always keep that in mind and do not get discouraged or into a negative state of mind. The goal is worth achieving and when you get there all the hard work you put in will have been well worth it.


About The Author:
Ben O'Rourke is an Online Marketer and Software Developer. Free eBooks: http://seazzy.com Free Software: http://seazzy.com/software

Friday, November 04, 2005

Are You an Affiliate ?

I am an affiliate for many different business products,
see my site Internet Income w.a.h. http://www.internetincomewah.com/


Setting up an Affiliate System

Affiliate programs enable businesses to generate a lot traffic and consequently boost sales through promotion by third party individuals or sites. It is a cost-effective way to advertise your products and services as you dominantly pay for only efforts that turn into sales.

Setting up an affiliate system can be an easy or overwhelming task depending on how many affiliates you want to recruit, your payment policy, availability of time and the kind of product or service offered.
When it comes to affiliate systems, there are two options for a business : you can outsource the entire system or run your own customised affiliate system on your web host. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages.

If you have a relatively small amount of affiliates to deal with, then you can run your own affiliate software but if you are going to recruit an unspecified or a large number of affiliates, then you may need to outsource.

The reason is, you will find it easy to deal with a huge number of sign ups, track payments, manage banners, monitor clicks, among others. The shortcoming is that you will have to pay flat fees or a percentage of sales generated to the company maintaining your system.

A self-managed affiliate system will work well if you have a small number of recruits , have the time to answer queries and send out a few checks each month.

DIFFERENT TYPES OF AFFILIATES
There are several types of affiliate programs you can choose from. There is the pay per sale whereby an individual is paid only if a sale is generated from that affiliate’s link. It’s certainly the least attractive to people unless the product or service is in high demand and the most profitable for businesses.

Another type is the pay-per-lead whereby you pay for traffic only. Here the affiliate is paid only if a visitor is generated from the affiliate site. Its attractive to affiliates but costly to website owners because of the possibility of non-converting visits. This type is good for high-sales producing sites as you can pay affiliates from sales generated.

Another option is the pay-per-click in which case you only pay if your link is clicked. If you have a site which has a high conversion rate , then this option is ideal for you.

You can also opt for the tiered system. With single tiers, your affiliates receive a single payment whenever someone refers a client to you and it is ideal for less popular products or services or when you are starting up. In a two-tier programs, an affiliate can receive a percentage of sales generated by an affiliate who signs up from his site and it is profitable for websites with high conversion rates.

A variant of this, the multi-tier, offers an affiliate residual income from sub-affiliates who sign up under him and indefinitely. This type is good if you have high sales and can support perpetual payments.

CONSIDERATIONS
An important consideration in setting up an affiliate is whether you will approve affiliates manually or automatically. It may be recommendable to start an affiliate program with your established customer sites and progress to new ones. You may have to control the affiliates if you are dealing with pay per click as the quality of visitors will be a factor in sales generation. Manually reviewing also enables you to judge the website or individual affiliates to see if he befits your company status (for example is the site objectionable?) or likely to spam which case may bring you trouble.

If you use your own affiliate system, then one of your biggest challenge would be how to pay affiliates a percentage of what you receive from customers. In this regard, you can rely on a software such as Affiliateshop(www.affiliateshop.com) to track and manage recurring commissions.

CONCLUSION
So depending on your needs, you can go for an outsourced affiliate system or a self-run type. You may go for an outsourced affiliate system such as Commission Junction(www.cj.com) or Linkshare(www.linkshare.com) if you anticipate huge transactions. If you would require credit card processing such an affiliate involving downloadable products like ebooks, then clickbank(www.clickbank.com) may be a good option.

If you intend to run your own affiliate system, then a popular choice is AssocTRAC which comes with a wide array of support.


About The Author:
Mark Kenny runs the affiliate program at Trading-Web-Solutions. To join our program or for more details, visit http://trading-web-solutions.com/affiliate.php

Thursday, October 27, 2005

Sick of Spam?

Heres something you can do about it!


Spam... SPAM . . SPAM . . SPAM . . Yes it really was named after the famous Monty Python sketch featuring the intrepid Erik the Viking. http://support.antenna.nl/spammonty.html

What Is Spam? Unsolicited e-mail. Over 60% of all e-mails are now unsolicited sales messages - and it's growing. Junk mail is the scourge of the Internet. While it's a real shame that something as useful as e-mail should be contaminated by this claptrap there are serious implications to it's phenomenal growth.

EU businesses spend £1.5 billion a year trying to counter it and now Governments are looking at ways legislate against it.In 2004, the UK Government brought in legislation to discourage the spammers but the penalties are derisory compared to those introduced by other countries. This has had the unfortunate effect of making the UK a prime target for international spammers. It is estimated that by the end of 2005, 80% of all UKJ e-mails will be spam.There are no ways to avoid it completely that we know of but you can take steps to minimise it.

Common Sense Tips to Reduce SPAM

*Never visit web sites advertised by Spam mail If you do, never, NEVER buy anything

*Do not reply to the e-mail or click an unsubscribe link - doing so merely confirms that your e-mail address is active and that the message has been read.

*Delete Spam messages immediatelyIf certain domains are particularly bothering you report them to your ISP.

*Don't register for free services - especially those that don't allow you to opt out of third party and/or related products and services - they'll forward your address on to other Spammers.

*Set up a dummy web based e-mail account such as Hotmail and use this address as a scrap bucket if you can't avoid providing an e-mail address. Organisations such as Hotmail routinely clear out dead messages to save space which means once you have set up your dummy account you can forget about it.

*Blocking Unsolicited Mail In Microsoft Outlook Express
Once you have received an unsolicited mail into your inbox select it by clicking on it once.

- Move the pointer to the MESSAGE menu option on the top menu bar
Select BLOCK SENDER This action adds the senders address to a growing list of blocked senders. Each time a mail is received from any of those in the blocked list the mail is moved automatically to the DELETED ITEMS folder and does not appear in the INBOX.

- Blocking Unsolicited Mail In Microsoft Outlook 2000/2002/XP
Use the RULES WIZARD within the TOOLS menu to create a rule to send any mail suspected of being Junk Senders to the DELETED ITEMS folder.When an unsolicited e-mail arrives in your Inbox then select it by RIGHT clicking on it once and choose to add it to the junk senders list.Delete the mail manually from your Inbox The next time a mail arrives from the same source it will be moved automatically to the DELETED ITEMS folder. As the list grows the amount of junk mail in your Inbox will diminish.

There may be light at the end of the Spam tunnel. Uncle Bill at Microsoft is known to have 'a thing' about Spam and is determined to kill it off. Governments too are looking for better ways to reduce this nuisance.



About The Author:
Steve Latimer is Systems Manager with Arrival Computers
http://www.arrival-computers.co.uk
PC Doctor+ Guides are aimed at users new to computing. They may be reproduced and included in web sites as additional content provided a link is added back to the Arrival Computers Web Site.

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I work at home with many different affiliate programs.I use social marketing networks as I am a social media consultant. I have several facebook fan pages.Most top social platforms. Some niches are individual businesses online/offline marketing, or membership type products that offer training and networking for new marketers.

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