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Joint Venture traffic for free at JV University

April 11th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Learn to JV for Free!  Joint Ventures are one of the best and fastest ways to build traffic.

http://viralurl.com/LinkCloaker/jv/

 I have been searching high and low for a site that taught just this strategy for you and found one by someone I respect alot.

There is ALOT of crap out there, and I am forever telling you to STOP buying all those products…..so here is a site that shows you for free! 

http://viralurl.com/LinkCloaker/jv/

(There is more advanced methods there that you can
learn for $27/mo. if you choose)

Here’s what you will learn:

Do you want endless free traffic?? Then do this…

February 19th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

So how do you get endless targeted traffic to your sites?

You can of course buy traffic. Adwords can send you all the
traffic you need, but at what cost?

You can also beg other marketers to send you traffic (JV’s,
affiliates, etc.)

Or you could become a Search Engine Optimizing pro to get
traffic.

That’s a lot of fun

You can do all those things, but after you read this email, you
may never look at traffic generation the same way again.

As you know, the Internet has changed dramatically in the last
few years.

No change has had a greater impact than web 2.0.

Web 2.0 could be called the second-generation of the Internet.

The first generation was basically a random collection of sites
that could be viewed but allowed little or no interaction by the
user. (Sort of like reading a book)

Now we have things such as social networking sites, wikis,
communication tools, and folksonomies that let people collaborate
and share information. (Sort of like helping to WRITE the book.)

Visitors are no longer just viewers, they’ve become online
do’ers.

Here’s the cool part…

ALL of these Web 2.0 gizmos, gadgets and sites (and there are
MANY) can be used to drive traffic to your sites… for FREE.

The trick?

As with anything, the trick is in KNOWING what to do.

If you’re willing to invest several months in painstaking
research and trial and error testing, you should discover at
least a few of the many Web 2.0 traffic generating secrets that
will flood your websites with visitors…

or…

You could find someone who is already generating MASSIVE amounts
of traffic to MANY sites using Web 2.0 tactics, discover exactly
WHAT he knows, and then…

…simply do what he does!
http://viralurl.com/LinkCloaker/Stampede

Chris Freville tried all the old tricks of the web to get traffic
to his site.

He worked hard at it, used all the proven techniques he could
find, and still had lousy results.

Do you know why?

Because the methods he was using were OUTDATED.

What worked in 2003 wasn’t working in 2005. And what was working
in 2006 isn’t working now.

Then Chris started playing with Web 2.0.

He noticed his traffic increased.

His sales increased.

This was working!

So he threw everything he had into learning everything possible
about Web 2.0, and how to squeeze every bit of traffic out of it
that he could.

Result?

He now has NUMEROUS websites, every single one of which is
getting terrific, ongoing, never ending traffic, and making sales
(and money) for Chris DAILY!

He’s making a financial KILLING!

Good for us, Chris is going to share his secrets this week.

He’s compiled every one of his Web 2.0 tricks and secrets into
“Web 2.0 Traffic Stampede,” and it’s available right now…
http://viralurl.com/LinkCloaker/Stampede

Bottom line… if you want MORE traffic without having to pay for
it (and WHO doesn’t???) then grab your copy of Web 2.0 Traffic
Stampede while you can…

http://viralurl.com/LinkCloaker/Stampede

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P.S. In 2005 Chris was struggling online.

Two years later he moved into a 1.1 million dollar home.

What made the difference between struggling financially and that
kind of income?

Just one thing…

…Chris discovered how to drive unlimited, targeted traffic to
his site for FREE, using Web 2.0.

And so can you…

…simply by using the secrets you’ll find in Chris’ “Web 2.0
Traffic Stampede”

http://viralurl.com/LinkCloaker/Stampede

Think Conversion, not just traffic

February 4th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

I wanted to tell you of a great resource that I just found that
will teach you two of the most important concepts of your marketing
business:

1. TRAFFIC.
2. CONVERSION.

Most websites will only teach you the first one, which is not
actually as hard as it may sound.

There are tons of ways to drive traffic, but the thing that people
struggle with is not getting more traffic, it’s getting more sales.

How hard would it be to make sales if 1 our of every 10 people who
visited your website purchased?  All you would have to do is start
an Adwords campaign and you’d be making sales!

Unfortunately most people are lucky to make a sale for every 1000
visitors, which makes most traffic too expensive.

Well, this BBOTtrafficclub offers free information on how to improve  onboth sides, and you can get it all at BBOTrafficClub.

Your Blog Content Into Traffic Pulling Articles

January 25th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

Articles are a very popular and easy way of getting
traffic to your blog or website. Articles are popular
because Search Engines, Internet Marketers, website owners,
and ezine publishers are voracious carnivores for fresh,
quality content.

A really good article that informs the reader about a
certain topic qualifies as fresh, quality content.

Therefore if you can create quality articles you can easily
get backlinks and traffic to your website. As a blog owner,
creating quality articles for submission to the major
article directories is very easy because your blog is
already be filled with quality content!

So all you really need to do is take the content from your
blog and package it into 350-500 word articles complete
with a catchy headline. This should realistically only take
you a few minutes. Once you have an article put together
you will then want to submit the article to a few major
article directories. The manual submission of your articles
to directories can be more than a little time consuming.

That’s why we prefer to use isnare.com, a free article
directory submission service and one of the best in our
opinion.

So how do you get traffic from articles?

When you submit an article to the directories you are
allowed to include a link back to your blog or website
along with your personal information in the resource box at
the bottom of your article. The resource box with your blog
url in it turns the readers of your articles (your blog
content) into free traffic. It’s that simple!

Two little known secrets to tripling your traffic from
articles….

In order for people to read your articles you need to give
them a reason to chose your article over someone else’s.

This is where a well written headline comes into play. A
good headline provokes the readers attention and teases
their curiosity. You can write a catchy headline by:

1)Using words like ’secret,’ ‘discover,’ ‘important,’
‘never before seen,’ ‘amazing,’ ‘incredible,’
‘unbelievable,’ shocking truth,’ ‘how to,’ etc.

2)Asking a question.

“Is it possible to….,’
‘Have you seen…,’
‘Why does…,’
‘When is…,’
‘Who is…,’
‘What you don’t know about…,’
‘Can you really…,’ etc.

Avoid writing headlines like these (actual article headlines
taken from ezinedirectory.com):
“Fiberglass Speaker Boxes”
“Internet Usage”
“Essentials of Broadband Routers”
“Legalities of Pollution”
“Innovative Floor Tile Ideas”

Instead, write headlines like these:

“Are Fiber Glass Speaker Boxes Really Worth The Money?”
“The Shocking Truth Behind Internet Usage!”
“What You Don’t Know About Broadband Routers”
“What Are The Legalities Of Pollution?”
“Have You Seen These Innovative Floor Tile Ideas?”

What headlines would get your attention?

Once you have succeeded in getting readers for your
articles you then need to get the all important click thru
to your blog URL. This is very easy to do. Instead of
submitting the entire article to the directories, split the
article in two and submit only a portion of the article. In
the resource box you would then write something like, “Part
2 Of This Article Can Be Found At www.yourblog.com” or “To
View The Rest Of This Article, Please Visit My blog At
www.yourblog.com.” Using a tagline like this instead of the
usual “All Of This And More Can Be Found At…” kind of tag
line practically forces the readers of your articles to
click thru to your blog.

A tip on article splitting….

You want to split the article at a point that will entice
readers to read the rest of your article. You can do this
by going through the article and finding what you believe
to be the most interesting or informative part and
retaining that portion on your blog.

For example, suppose you had written the article above on
innovative floor tile ideas. In order to split the article
you could divide the ideas into a list and retain the top 5
or 10 ideas on your blog. Then you could write a tag line
in your resource box like “For The Top 5 Innovative Floor
Tile Ideas, Please Visit www.yourblog.com.”

If you can create quality articles in a flash you can just
as easily create a stream of traffic to your blog.

The bottom line:

Traffic is the key to your success and as blog owner there
are many different ways you can create a flood of free
traffic.

In 2 days time we’re going to look at a few of the ways you
can turn that traffic into cold hard cash!

Your friends,

Dave and Aaron
http://www.CashPullingBlogTactics.com

Ten Tips for Testing Your Web Pages

December 29th, 2007    Subscribe To Our Feed

The only way to know that you are using the right words and elements on your pages (like font style and background color) to convert the maximum amount of traffic is to test, test, test.  By trying different options and tracking what gets the best response, you find out what works.

Tools such as OffterMatica, Inceptor and Visual Sciences make A/B split testing easy.  But whether you utilize this software or setup different urls on your own to direct traffic to your site, you need to know the following ten tips in order to run effective tests and verify the validity of your results:

1. Decide the sample size and time frame you need to get accurate results.  This often takes 10,000 visits and 50-100 orders over a minimum of two weeks.

2. Remember that a relationship exists between ads and landing pages.  In other words, your best ad and best landing page may actually yield a lower conversion rate than your best ad and second best landing page (or vice versa).  That’s why it’s important to track the source of your traffic as well as the conversion rates during the testing.

3. Your assumptions could hinder your results, so approach the tests with an open, objective mind.  Something you may assume won’t work could actually turn out to be the key to maximizing your profits.  But you’ll never know if you don’t put your assumptions aside and test it anyway.

4. Many of the changes you make will have no impact and could even have a negative impact.  That’s because not every element affects sales, so you have to run a variety of tests to find which elements matter most to your visitors.

5. Establish a control page for every test you run.  Your control is your current best version of your sales page.  That page remains your control until another page clearly beats it in a test.  Once a new page outperforms the old control, that new page becomes your control to test against.

6. It’s important to set goals for each test so you know what your standards are.  Are you trying to get a 10%, 20% or 30% higher conversion rate on your sales pages or 10% more subscribers when testing your squeeze pages?

7. When testing squeeze pages, it’s more difficult to increase your conversion rates because the rates are naturally much higher on squeeze pages than on sales pages.

8. You can test a radical new design against your control.  If that page outperforms, then you have a new control.

9. Once you test a headline and determine a winner, continue to test other headlines against the winner.  By repeatedly testing the elements that are most critical to the sales process, you continually improve your conversion rates.

10. Some critical elements to test include:  headline, sub-head, body copy, graphics, offer, guarantee, order forms, etc.

The greatest appeal of the A/B split test is that it is simple and quick to launch.  It also allows you to focus on precisely which elements contribute to your conversion rates, and which don’t.

What are you waiting for?  Start testing your site today!

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Glen Hopkins is an internationally renowned Internet marketer and
the #1 Best Selling Author of, Lucrative List Building. 

Glen specializes in helping online business owners build large,
highly profitable opt-in email lists. Get his “Top 10 List Building
Secrets” Report (valued at $97) for free at http://GlenHopkins.name

How to Conduct an A/B Split Test

December 29th, 2007    Subscribe To Our Feed

How do you know which words are the right words to use to convert your customers and increase their lifetime value?  Through testing!

You test your headlines, your subheads, your body copy, your guarantees, your offers, your prices, your order forms, your background color, your font style and every other element that contributes to the entire online selling process.

Writing one sales letter and running with it—even if you think it is the most brilliant sales letter in the world—is unwise.  Because that leaves you with no way of knowing what might convert better.

The only way to know that what you are doing is working is to test, test, test.  You find out by trying different options and tracking what gets the best response.

And here’s the thing:  testing is simple.  Most people are just too lazy to do it!

The most simple type of test to conduct is an A/B split test where only one element is tested at a time, like price.

For example, let’s say you are currently selling a product for $39.  And you want to know how raising your price would affect your conversion rates.  So you run an A/B test.

You keep your control page active at yourwebpage.com then set up a new url, perhaps something like yourwebpage.com/test.  On this new page, you duplicate everything on your control page and change only one thing:  the price.  Instead of $39, you charge $49.

Now you set up your traffic generation sources to direct half your traffic to your control page and half your traffic to the test page for a period of two weeks.

At the end of the two weeks, you compare the results:  your control had a 1% conversion rate, but your test page had a 1.5% conversion rate.  That’s a 50% improvement!  Your customers are actually willing to spend more money on your product than you thought.

But you would have missed out on all that money if you had never conducted the test.  Now you know, though, so your $49 price point becomes your control, and you test again.  This time you change the headline to see which one is more effective.

And you keep testing different elements to figure out how to optimize your sales page.  Or your squeeze page.  You can test different headlines and “bribes” to determine which brings in the highest number of subscribers.

Running a sequential test is also an option.  With a sequential test, you keep the same url and track the results for a certain time period.  Then you change the element, like the price, and track the results for the same length of time.

The results of a sequential test may not be as accurate, especially if a holiday or other special event occurred during either test period, but a sequential test is certainly better than not testing at all.

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Glen Hopkins is an internationally renowned Internet marketer and
the #1 Best Selling Author of, Lucrative List Building. 

Glen specializes in helping online business owners build large,
highly profitable opt-in email lists. Get his “Top 10 List Building
Secrets” Report (valued at $97) for free at http://GlenHopkins.name

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