Some of our most valuable products were once offered to us from that very thing which we so often cite as an endless annoyance: the sales page. Without forswearing sales pages altogether, how does one still absorb the information one needs, without becoming completely overwhelmed?
When I see sales pages telling me how so-and-so made tens of thousands of dollars in a week as a result of this-or-that, all that comes to mind is “put a lid on it please.” It’s not that it’s unrealistic. I think it is discouraging
We have all had something to say at one time or another about online scams; people who make money by selling things to others which they don’t need, which don’t do what they are said to do, and which can even waste people’s time or distract them from what they should be focused on – besides being a waste of money in the long run. And the fact is, that is far from the worst of it. Do you want to earn money by promoting unethical products? Probably not. But are you always fully aware of what you are promoting?
If you ever feel discouraged that you haven’t become an overnight zillionaire like so many sales pages seem to promise you, remember this. Experience and practice is valuable and will pay off if you persist.
I just ordered something and I’m actually kind of excited about it. Okay to start off, I have to admit, I was bribed. The product owner is giving away free coaching MP3s for anyone who can pay shipping and handling of around $9.97. But instead of just giving away the MP3 files, or a CD, he is giving away the MP3 player as well. Not only that but his product looks USEFUL!
I believe the following rules apply to any type of project or endeavor, and are crucial to success but far too easily overlooked. Keeping these rules in mind can not only save you time, but possibly make the difference between success and failure in any activity, business, or enterprise.
Since last spring I have been using a service called Traffic Kahuna, which costs $147 per month. One of the features of Traffic Kahuna, and the main reason I use it, is its Blog Feeder. The blog feeder allows you to submit an article of 400 words with up to 3 links within the article [...]
Most of us are familiar with article marketing – you submit your article to a directory, you include a link to your own site in the resource box at the bottom of the article, other people publish your article on their websites, and you get backlinks and traffic. This helps your SEO and your income. [...]
(Last updated in 2008) My name is Anna Williams. I’m not a make-money-online guru, I’m not an advanced Search Engine Optimization specialist, and I don’t give $3000 seminars on how to become a millionaire online. I’m an ordinary girl, about 5′ 2″ with long brown hair. All of my “business” online is done through my [...]
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