Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Legal 2 Table of Contents .... 3 Introduction .. 5 Promote the Right Products . 6 Before the Product is Live ... 8 Webinars .. 8 Reviews ... 9 Hype Emails . 10 At Launch .. 12 Be On The Ball ... 12 Bonuses . 13 Pre-Selling ... 14 Be Consistent .. 15 No List? No Problem! .. 18 Conclusion . 20 Sample Content Preview It’s a lot more important to promote products that are a good fit for your traffic source than it is to chase those huge commissions. That’s not to say a product that isn’t tightly related to your main niche can’t do well, because it’s certainly possible if the creator has done a good job with the marketing. But generally it’s better to pick and choose only the best products that are most likely to fit with your audience. Remember, if you’re really working your list right, you’ll be sending out more quality content than you are promotions. You’ll be offering your list value on a regular basis, so they’ll be opening your emails often, and even looking for your messages. Same thing if you’re using other traffic sources like blogs or social media. You’ll be offering those people more value than promotions. Otherwise, they won’t come back, right? This means it’s important to promote only those products that your audience will really find valuable, and those that you believe they will be happiest buying. Before the Product is Live If you want to win an affiliate contest, it’s important to start preparing before the product is live. You need to jump in before most other people in order to prepare your audience. The pre-launch phase is a critical time, because it gets the hype going and gets people excited even before the price is revealed. This is important, because a lot of people will scroll past the sales page to find out the price of a product, and won’t even read the sales page if they think it’s too expensive. When you start promoting a product before it’s officially released, people won’t yet know the price, and they will be able to get excited about the product first. Not only that, but you’ll be able to have your list prepared for the release—watching for it—before promotions officially begin. So what are some methods of promoting a product before the product is live? Let’s take a look at a few ideas. Webinars Webinars are one of the most powerful selling methods, because you have the opportunity to give people a taste of what a product is all about without them having to pay for it. Think of a webinar not as a selling tool, but as a free sample. Don’t just hold a webinar to sell, sell, sell. People will quickly leave that type of webinar, and you’ll have no chance at the sale. Instead, try to offer a lot of quality information. You won’t want to give away everything, obviously, but you can give people enough of a taste that they think, Wow, if the webinar was this good, the product must be amazing! The most effective type of webinar is one that includes the product creator/owner. You and the owner can create the webinar together, or you can create it and have the owner approve it, but it won’t be as effective without that person there. People want to hear directly from the product owner, because they’re the one with the information they’re trying to sell. If you tried to hold one on your own, people aren’t as likely to show up. They’ll believe it’s nothing but a sales pitch. Reviews Yes, it is definitely possible to put up a product review before a product is released. If you have a decent source of traffic you can prove, most product owners will be happy to give you a review copy of their product so you can get a review up before the official launch. The best way to get a review copy is to contact the product owner and let them know what you want to do. Tell them how much traffic you have, or how many list subscribers. Tell them you want to do a review of the product before launch as part of your pre-selling strategy. Some product owners won’t do this if they don’t know you, but many will. If you can get a review copy before launch, your review will be a great way to drum up hype before the launch. Not only that, but you can get search engine traffic to your review, as well, if you post it on your blog. That way, as soon as people start hearing about the product and they search for information, you have an opportunity to get them onto your list. Hype Emails It’s important to start developing hype for the product before launch, and the best way to do this is to start mailing your list about it. If you don’t already have one, building it while promoting a launch is perfect. You can create a short report or video that goes along with the product and give that away free to start building your list. Once users are on your list, you can start promoting the launch by building hype. A good way to build hype before launch is to start posting teasers about the product. (You’ll want to get the product owner’s permission to do this, of course. He or she may want to see what you post before you post it.) Teasers are either excerpts from the actual content, or previews about the type of content included. They don’t always have to include actual content. Sometimes just telling people some of the things they will learn, or perhaps some of the results of beta testers, is enough. Let’s say the internet marketing product you want to promote had 50 beta testers, and 13 out of the 50 made over $50,000, and 45 out of the 50 made at least $5000. Those are great results! This is the kind of information people want to hear—actual results. Sometimes there won’t be beta testers, and there won’t be any kind of proof from users before launch. In that case, you can publish (with permission) actually excerpts from the product, or the results the product creator had that led him or her to develop the product. The more you build hype before launch, the more sales you’re like to get once the product officially goes on sale. At Launch Once the product has officially launched, it’s time to start pre-selling. Pre-selling is all the things you do before the user arrives at the sales page, and these things help increase conversions significantly. You may ask why you need to do any pre-selling at all. After all, shouldn’t the product sell itself? Shouldn’t the sales page be enough? Well, partially. Obviously the product you promote should be a great product, and it should have a sales page that will convert. But keep in mind that your audience may not know this product owner. They trust you. They may not trust this product owner yet. By doing a little pre-selling, you’re helping pass the trust your audience has in you onto this product, and onto the product owner. (That’s why it’s so important to promote only those products you know are quality.) Let’s look at some ways you can promote a product effectively at the time of its launch. Be On The Ball The moment the product goes live, you need to be ready to send out your first email. Don’t wait! If someone sees the product first via another marketer’s email, they may buy it through that person’s affiliate link and you’ll lose the sale. If you’re promoting a new launch, you have to be ready to send out your email the moment the product goes live. Even if you know exactly when it’s supposed to be live, don’t schedule the email. Things happen. Launches get delayed. Just be ready to send it out at a moment’s notice. Bonuses Bonuses have become the new big standard in affiliate marketing, especially in competitive markets like internet marketing. These days, some people actually “bonus shop” which is when they look to see which marketer is offering the best bonuses before they buy a new product. So what if you don’t have anything good you can offer as a bonus? You can either buy PLR and included, or (ideally) create a bonus. Creating a bonus has three distinct benefits over PLR: 1. Anything you can create will probably be better quality, and have higher perceived value than any PLR product you could buy. 2. You can later sell that bonus, or include it with something you sell, as an individual product. Or you could use it as a lead magnet to get people to opt-in to your email list. 3. You can tailor the bonus very tightly to the product you’re promoting. Let’s say you are promoting a product that teaches you how to make your own marketing graphics like headers and banners with Photoshop. A fantastic bonus would be a bunch of Photoshop resources like gradients, layer styles, and templates. If you can’t find any that would work well and have PLR or resale rights that allow them to be used as a bonus, you could create them yourself. Which brings to mind a fourth benefit of creating your own bonus—it will be exclusive to you, and no one else could offer it as a bonus.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Legal 2 Table of Contents .... 3 Introduction .. 5 Three Types of Traffic ... 6 Strangers . 6 Friends ..... 6 Fans ... 6 Advertising to Strangers 8 Setting Up a Stranger Ad . 9 Advertising to Friends .. 13 Advertising to Fans 15 Conclusion . 17 Resources . 18 Sample Content Preview Because strangers aren’t likely to take action, it’s best to provide them with significant value in order to gain some trust. If you give them good content for free, they will start to trust you a bit. For this reason, you should never use paid traffic to advertise paid products to strangers. They’re not likely to buy anything, and you’ll just end up spending money with little to no return on your investment. In fact, this is the biggest reason people quickly give up on paid traffic. They target cold leads—people who have never heard of them—and try to sell them products right off the bat. Paid traffic can certainly work if you use it correctly, which means warming up cold leads in order to turn them into buyers—eventually. Not right away. They’re not likely to buy anything from you for a while, but this is a long-term game, not a get-rich-quick scheme. You want to build a real business, not just make a few bucks, right? So… if strangers aren’t going to buy anything from you, what are they good for? Well, for the same reason everyone you know now was a stranger at one point. Even your parents were strangers until you grew to know them while you were growing up. Strangers are just friends you haven’t met, yet. That’s as true in marketing as it is in the rest of life. If you treat a stranger right, that person can turn into a friend. Later, they may even become a very good friend. The same thing is true in marketing. If you treat someone right, and you provide them with enough reasons to trust you, they’ll begin to trust you. Setting Up a Stranger Ad The first thing you’ll want to do is log into your Facebook account and visit the ad creation manager. For stranger targeting, you’ll want to select “Send people to your website”. Next, enter the URL you want to send traffic to. This could be your blog, a squeeze page, etc. When you’ve entered your URL, it will tell you that you can set up a pixel for tracking. Be sure you do this! This will be absolutely vital when you move onto marketing to friends and fans later! (Just follow the instructions Facebook gives you for setting up your tracking pixel.) On the next page, you’ll set your budget. When targeting strangers with interests, you’ll set your budget at $6 per day. Next, you’ll need to enter your targeting information. You won’t be able to set up a custom audience until you have an audience to use, so for now you’ll just be targeting by interest. When you’re targeting strangers, the only way to do so on Facebook is via interest targeting. You’ll need to target based on specific interests people add to their Facebook profile. Let’s say you want to build a list of people who want to lose weight. You could target interests such as: • Weight Watchers • Atkins Diet • Overeaters Anonymous It can be tricky to find the right interests to target, but you’ll want to spend some time on this, because it’s one of the most important elements of this method. You’ll want to target a fairly specific audience, but not so much so that you don’t get much traffic. Your market should have a potential reach of approximately 500,000 to 1,000,000 people. The best way to ensure you’re targeting the right interests is to make sure you’re targeting interests that prove people are truly interested in a particular market. For example, a lot of people might put the “cooking” interest on their Facebook page, but not all of those people would have a strong interest in it. Many of those people might just be casual hobbyists. But let’s say you’re targeting chefs. The “cooking” interest is too broad. Instead, you’d want to target things that would mostly (or only) be of interest to chefs. For example, you could target some of the high-end knife brands that appeal to chefs, or you could target some of the most popular culinary schools. In the bid amount section, you can either allow Facebook to set the price you pay, which could lead to nasty surprises if your ad doesn’t perform well. Instead, you can set the bid amount to “Manual”, and enter the price you’d like to pay. (About 5-6 cents over the suggestion is ideal.) As you can see in the previous image, the suggested bid was $0.12, and I’ve written in $0.18. Note: If you don’t see custom bidding options, there’s a section you can expand at the bottom of the ad creation page that says “Show Advanced Options.” Expand this, and you’ll see the new options. Finally, you need to go to the next section to create your ad. You’ll need to include an eye-catching image (which must be less than 20% text to meet Facebook’s latest standards) and some text. You won’t be able to include a lot of text unless you user the Power Editor, so it’s suggested you do. The more text you use, the more you can say, and the more attention you can attract. To review, check out the details for stranger campaigns below. Stranger Campaign Details: • Budget: $6 per day • Facebook Ad Objective: Website Clicks • Bidding Type: Clicks (bid 6 cents higher than suggested bid) • Target: Interests (until you have 500k to 1,000,000 audience) Advertising to Friends Budget: $3 Per Day Friends are people who know who you are, and may have joined your email list or liked your page on Facebook, but they don’t yet have enough trust in you to buy something expensive. The process for setting up an ad for advertising to friends is similar to setting up a campaign to advertise to strangers, but you’ll want to set the budget to $3 per day instead of $6, and you can set your ad objective to either website clicks (as you did for strangers) or website conversion (which is like paying for leads instead of just clicks). Instead of paying a specific amount for clicks, it’s a good idea to set the price to “best conversions at the best price” to be sure you get the most out of this type of campaign. You can target interests just like you did for strangers, or you can use a custom audience by targeting the people who have visited your website (which requires you to have set up the tracking pixel as mentioned in the previous section) or a lookalike audience based on your Facebook fan page if you have one. Otherwise, you’ll set up the ad the same way you did when you targeted strangers. In this case, you’ll probably want to send traffic to a squeeze page, and your ad can reference your lead magnet. Friend Campaign Details: • Budget: $3 per day • Facebook Ad Objective: Website Conversion or Website Clicks • Bidding Type: Best conversions at the best price • Target: Interests (until you have 500k to 1,000,000 audience) or Custom Audiences Advertising to Fans Budget: $1 Per Day Fans are people who know who you are and trust you. These people have probably bought something from you already, potentially several times. They may even share your content occasionally. If you set up the targeting pixel properly, you can easily target those people by using your targeting pixel to create a custom audience. For targeting fans, you’ll only set a budget of $1 per day. These will be website clicks, and you’ll pay about 6 cents higher than the suggested bid, just like you did for the stranger campaign. This is your chance to get sales. Whereas you were mostly just introducing yourself and maybe getting newsletter signups with your stranger or friend campaigns, you can target products with a fan campaign. This could be a product of your own, or an affiliate product.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Basic Date Range Reports Using date ranges can help you in many ways. It will allow you not only to see your traffic over a time period, but also compare it to other time periods in the past to see if your traffic is growing or shrinking, and how certain events affected your traffic. If you look at the top of your screen while logged into Analytics, you’ll notice a date range. You can set this to pretty much any date range you want in order to see historical data and compare your information to times in the past. This is useful for figuring out if your traffic is growing or shrinking, when you might have had spikes in traffic to figure out what may have contributed to the spikes, etc. You can also compare data easily by selecting “Compare to” in order to select two different time periods in order to get a comparison that will show you different lines to let you compare historical data. Here’s how to do it: Just tick the “Compare to” box after you click your date range, and then select the time period you want to compare it to. Note: You can do this while viewing a single site, OR while viewing an overview of your entire account at once to give you a snapshot of how all your sites are doing. Here’s what it looks like to view your main page with this: And here is what it looks like to view a single site: If you look at the bottom of your chart, you can add an annotation. This will help you add notes to remind you in the future what happened on certain dates. For example, you might add notes such as: • Ran Facebook ad, traffic up 28% • Launched new website • Added article on Pinterest, traffic doubled overnight • Site hacked, traffic dropped by 75% for several days Not only will this help you figure out what kind of marketing and such is working, but if you sell your site later, you’ll be able to remember what happened at various times in order to explain traffic discrepancies to potential buyers. Date ranges make it easy to get an idea of how your traffic is growing or shrinking. Be sure to remember to add those annotations to major traffic events so you remember what caused them. Goals Goals are a function of Analytics that is dramatically underused. Many people don’t even know goals exist in Analytics, and others know little about them or don’t know how to use them. Goals can be very helpful. Goals will let you track the effectiveness of your sales funnel, your squeeze page, your ads, etc. Here’s how goals work: 1. Traffic comes in from a specific traffic source 2. You have a specific action you want people to take 3. Users take that action 4. You now know where the traffic comes from, how many people saw the offer, and how many people took the desired action To set up a goal, open Analytics and go to Admin at the top of the page. Then click Goals on the left hand menu. Select New Goal, then select Custom. Click Next Step. Choose a name for your goal. It can be whatever you want, but be sure it will be easy for you to remember what you’re tracking with it. You might name it something like “Squeeze Page For Weight Loss Report”, for example. There are several types of events you can track: • Destination – User ends up at a specific page • Duration – User is on page for a specific length of time • Page/Screens per session - User views at least X number of pages • Event – User views a video, for example Let’s say your ultimate goal is to get users to make it to the download page for your lead magnet, which happens after they opt in to your list. You’d choose a Destination goal, then set your value to the URL of your thank you page. If you’d like more detailed information about setting up all the different types of goals, here is an in-depth tutorial from Analytics: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1032415?hl=en Practical Uses for Analytics There are so many uses for Analytics it would be impossible to name all of them in a short guide, but we’re going to take a look at some of the best ways you can use Analytics to increase your traffic and income. Identifying Successful Content Analytics is great for figuring out which pages your visitors are landing on most. Not only that, it will also tell you where they go NEXT. This is useful for finding out which content is most effective at pulling in traffic so you can write more content along the same lines. Let’s say you see a large portion of your traffic visiting an article on Pinterest marketing. You could write more articles on Pinterest marketing, going more in-depth or covering different angles. Or you could write articles about different types of social media like Facebook or Twitter. Identifying your key content is important, because you will be able to decide: • What type of content you should write more of • What kind of content isn’t working, so you don’t waste time on it • Which topics your visitors are most interested in • Which articles to focus links on to boost their search rankings Getting More Search Engine Traffic Everyone wants more traffic from search engines, but without Analytics is can be hard to figure out where to concentrate your efforts. You can use Analytics to figure out a plan to help boost your search engine positions and attract more traffic. Most of your information for this will come from the acquisition reports. If you go to Acquisition > Search Engine Optimization > Queries, you’ll discover the keywords people are using to find your site. It will also tell you the position you were in at the time, and how many people clicked when they saw your page on Google. (Note: This will be more accurate if your site is added to Google Webmaster Tools and linked to your Analytics account.) Here are some ways you can use Analytics to get more traffic from search engines: • Identify successful and unsuccessful content • Figure out which keywords users are using to find your site • Find out which keywords you’re ranking near page one for so you can get a few more links to boost them to the first page • Find out which pages are most popular so you can send more people to them • Find out which keywords are getting the highest CTR in search results to know which articles might need to be changed (such as title or description changes) to get more clicks Which Traffic Sources Are Working Best If you visit your dashboard and go to Acquisition > All Traffic > Source/Medium, you will find out which sites are sending you the most traffic. This can be helpful in figuring out where to focus your marketing efforts, as well as what you could improve to get more traffic from other sites. It can also let you know if too much of your traffic is coming from a single source, which is dangerous. For example, if most of your traffic is coming from Google and there’s a huge update that drops your rankings, your whole site would be in serious trouble.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Sample Content Preview Choosing an SEO Plugin There’s a plethora of plugins out there to help you control the SEO of your WordPress site, but they come down to two very popular choices: WordPress SEO by Yoast All-in-One SEO Pack Both are very similar in features, and either one will work fine for SEO purposes. They are slightly different in terms of features, so you might want to briefly try both just to see which you like better. Yoast has a slightly better overall rating on the WordPress website, and is used by over 1,000,000 blogs. All-in-One is also currently used on over 1,000,000 blogs. As you can see, they’re both very comparable. Dan Shure of Evolving SEO did a complete side-by-side comparison of Yoast vs. All-in-One here: https://www.evolvingseo.com/2014/02/14/all-in-one-vs-yoast-seo-test-drive/ He found a definite benefit of using Yoast over All-in-One. In fact, Yoast won by a large margin when weighed against All-in-One on a large number of SEO factors. If you look in the comments, he mentioned he can see All-in-One working well for smaller sites or bloggers, but Yoast is definitely the best option when SEO really matters. This article was written in 2014, and things can change rapidly in the world of SEO and plugins, so it’s still a good idea to test options yourself. This article just provides a good starting point to help you decide for yourself. (It also gives you a basic understanding of the importance of some SEO factors.) Whichever plugin you choose, be sure to read its instructions well and be sure you’re using every possible feature included. Too many people install the plugin and expect it to work automatically, but there are things that must be tweaked, and you’ll need to include some extra information every time you make a post such as the main keyword you want that page optimized for. Google Webmaster Tools Webmaster Tools isn’t just for WordPress sites, but it’s important that you sign up for it, just the same. Webmaster Tools will allow you to keep track of any issues your website might have, set certain preferences for your site, and keep tabs of certain things such as what keywords people are using to pull your site up in Google. If you have the WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast, it’s easy to verify your site in Webmaster tools. Log into Webmaster Tools here: https://google.com/webmasters/tools Select the “Alternate methods” tab and choose “HTML tag”. Copy the meta tag shown in the box by highlighting it and pressing CTRL-C, or pressing COMMAND-C on a Mac, or right clicking and choosing copy. Now go to your blog and log in. Under the SEO tab in your WordPress admin (Yoast SEO) choose Extensions. You’ll see several fields where you can enter codes for various sites. Enter your code in the Google Webmaster Tools section, and then go back to Webmaster Tools and click VERIFY. Viola! All done. Google Analytics Another critical element of SEO is having analytics so you can track your progress and figure out exactly how you’re doing. Google Analytics is the most common tool for this. Unfortunately, changes to Google’s privacy settings have destroyed a lot of the usefulness of Analytics. It used to be that you could see almost every keyword used to find your site. Now, you can only see a handful of keyword searches. Still, Analytics is useful for a variety of reasons. It will allow you to see how much traffic you’re getting, where your traffic is coming from, what your bounce rate is (the percentage of people who leave your site without viewing any other pages), and other important information. There’s a plugin from Yoast that will allow you to easily add Analytics to your WordPress site. You can download the plugin, as well as find installation and usage instructions, from this URL: https://yoast.com/wordpress/plugins/google-analytics/ Page Speed Another major element of SEO is the speed at which your page loads. Google wants its visitors to enjoy the sites they visit, and if a site takes too long to load, visitors will often leave quickly. This increases bounce rate, and also makes Google unhappy. To check your page speed, including discovering actionable information you can use to speed up your page, take a look at Google’s Page Speed Insights. https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/ Using this will help you figure out what needs to be changed in order to speed up your site. It might involve getting a new host, or it may be as simple as optimizing your images or installing a caching plugin. W3 Total Cache is one of the most popular caching plugins. It will turn your dynamic pages into static ones, meaning they load faster. https://wordpress.org/plugins/w3-total-cache/ Crosslink Posts Once you have the foundation of your SEO set up, it’s time to make sure you’re doing all you can every time you make a post to ensure the best outcome for your SEO. That means making a few key posts that you might think of as cornerstone posts, and then referencing those posts in other similar posts. For example, let’s say you have a post called “10 Ways To Increase Traffic”. It might be very in-depth, detailed information about using ten different social networks to increase a website’s traffic. Then you could write smaller blog posts on each of those traffic sources and link to your cornerstone post by saying something like: “Facebook is just one way you can increase your traffic with social media. Check out my post ’10 Ways To Increase Traffic’ for more ways to explode your website’s traffic.” Not only will this help lower your bounce rate, it will also benefit you by giving a boost to the SEO potential of your cornerstone posts. Social Signals & Backlinks You know it’s important to get backlinks to your site, but did you know the source of your backlinks and the text used to link to your site is just as important as getting a lot of links? You want to make sure you get backlinks from quality sites, and from a wide variety of different domains. You also want to be sure you’re NOT using the exact same text to link to your site every time, because this can appear spammy. Instead, vary the text used to link to you between a few similar keyword phrases, and potentially the name of your site, too. Social signals are also increasingly important. The more likes and shares you get on a large variety of platforms and from a large number of accounts, the better.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents THE 3 MAIN REASONS PEOPLE BUY 3 HOW TO INCREASE SALES WITH BUYER TRIGGERS 5 UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOUR BUYERS REALLY WANT 7 GETTING INTO THE MINDS OF YOUR BUYERS 15 FINAL WORDS 19 TOOLS & RESOURCES 20 Sample Content Preview Once you know and understand exactly what the 3 key reasons are, you can tap into the persuasive power that will instantly skyrocket your sales while putting you in a powerful position of expanding your business and ensuring steady growth over a long-term basis. If you hadn’t already guessed, this report is all about the power of psychology. But rather than give you a lengthy (and boring) overview of how to use questionable “mind control” tactics to unfairly influence buyers – I’m going to show you how to use legitimate, honest and proven buyer triggers that deliver a powerful message to your buyer base – ensuring that your sales go up and your refund rate goes down. And we’re not only going to uncover those all important three reasons that people buy, we’re also going to figure out how we can get into the minds of potential buyers, so they come to you instead of your competitors. Are you ready to turn the tables around and put YOUR brand in front of a hungry audience of buyers? Let’s begin! How To Increase Sales With Buyer Triggers Reason #1: “…to make money” We all want to make more money, right? And so it should be no surprise that “making money” is one of the main reasons why people buy products. Just take a look around the marketplace today and you’ll see just how many products are designed to help people increase their income – and improve their financial situations. More money means different things to different people: For some it might mean no more worrying about how to pay the bills. Other people may need to make money to fund projects, get businesses and projects off the ground, while for many others, making more money is simply about security and in their ability to provide a better life for their family and future generations. If your product can help someone make more money, thus improving their financial situation, then you’ll be tapping into one of the key reasons why people purchase products. Reason #2: “…to save money” Saving money is just as important to buyers as making money is, and if you browse through both digital and physical product marketplaces you’ll find plenty of information on how people can reduce their overall costs and save more money. From saving money on household bills to saving money at the pump, if your product can help people to save money you’ll be taking advantage of yet another key buying trigger. Reason #3: “…to alleviate pain and suffering” This is a very powerful reason for people to buy because this group of buyers are absolutely desperate for a quick and easy solution to their problems and they are willing to pay or do just about anything to find one. You may have heard the term “desperate buyers”, and there is an entire market dedicated to this avid group of buyers. If you cater to a market that consists of buyers looking for prompt answers, fast solutions to personal problems, or relief from emotional or physical pain, showing them how your product will directly alleviate their suffering is a very powerful trigger that will result in increased sales. Understanding What Your Buyers Really Want You now understand the 3 key reasons why people buy, so your next step is to uncover what people buy, so that you can create a best selling product in your industry or niche market. To do this, you need to get into the minds of your potential buyers so you can understand what they’re most interested in and willing to pay money for. It’s like trying to find the need of a particular market. It’ll help you create the best product you possibly can while ensuring that your time is spent wisely creating products that have already proven to sell rather than testing out unknown markets. Your first step is to conduct market research. The more you know about your audience the better your results will be, both in being able to understand your buyers and your ability to reach out to them. For example, if you were a photographer who was interested in creating an information product focusing on teaching beginner photography-based techniques, you would want to conduct market research to first determine demand, and second to identify a unique angle or focus that you could use to set your product apart in the market. This research would also give you access to valuable information about your market as a whole including: · Competition · Traffic Sources · Potential partners · Existing products · Leaders (authorities in your market) Research can make all the difference between spending a lot of time on a product only to get few sales in return, and identifying whether there really is an audience out there for the information you want to publish. Using Alexa For Market Research Source: https://www.Alexa.com You’ve likely heard of Alexa, but have you ever considered it as a tool used to quickly (and thoroughly) analyze your market so you can better understand what people are looking for? Here’s how to do it: When you reach the main page of Alexa.com, click on the site info tab. On this page, you are able to search 5 websites at once in order to compare traffic stats (including volume and history). For our example, we’ll use the website www.AustralianOpen.com Alexa gives us a summary of stats for the site and unsurprisingly it reveals the traffic for the site exploded into action at the start of the year, just before the tournament began. See the screenshot on the next page… With this information, you can see how trends are an important part of your site research. When you have a potential product in mind for a specific audience, you can explore different sites that already cater to that audience and evaluate overall traffic, interest as well competing websites already in your market. Over on the right hand side of the page you can see the main high impact search terms that will bring people to the websites you are researching. You’ll also be able to delve into search analytics including search terms that are rising and falling. This in particular is useful because it pinpoints potential trends. It can tell you what people need. You can even find out more about the audience that visits this particular site. This is one of the most important features of all, because you can see how each age group compares to the general population. For example, do more men between the ages of 25-34 visit this site than older men between the ages of 55-64? Do more female visitors go to the site overall than men? As you can see, there is a wealth of information available on Alexa.com that can help you plan products that people are more likely to say yes to. It’s a great tool to use during the early stages of development because the more you know about your intended target audience, the easier it will be to identify a product they will be in need of. For example, the audience demographics on this site reveal whether the majority of visitors to the Australian Open site have children or not. Could this be useful in your product creation ideas and marketing strategies? Quantcast.com Source: https://www.Quantcast.com In many ways, Quantcast is even more in depth than Alexa.com. You can plug in the name of a site you want to analyze, and see just how many visits it receives per day, week, or month, depending on your needs. The demographics available on this site tell you a lot about your target audience. Let’s say you want to find out more about the people who use Amazon.com. Scroll down the results page and you’ll find all sorts of valuable demographic information about the audience. Do more college students use the site than grad school members? How about the earnings of those who visit the site? You’ll get all kinds of answers from Quantcast! Incidentally it’s worth identifying any peak trends that hit your market at certain times of the year. For example gardening will always be more popular during the main growing seasons. November is when things really take off for anyone selling festive products for the Christmas season. These two are obvious, but you’ll find plenty of other ideas as well. Do any of them apply to your audience?

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Table of Contents ................ 2 Introduction ........ 4 Price Point vs. Pricing Model . 6 Price Point ..... 6 Pricing Model ..... 8 Free Trial ......... 10 Benefits of a Free Trial .. 10 Potential Drawbacks of a Free Trial. 10 Subscription-Based ........... 12 Benefits of a Subscription Model ..... 12 Drawbacks of a Subscription Model 13 Freemium ........ 14 Benefits of Freemium ..... 15 Drawbacks to Freemium 15 One Time ......... 16 Benefits of One Time ..... 16 Drawbacks of One Time 16 Testing & Tracking ............ 17 Gap Analysis ... 18 Conclusion ....... 21 Resources ....... 22 Sample Content Preview Price Point vs. Pricing Model There are two main factors at play with regard to pricing. Both of these factors must work perfectly in unison in order for your conversions and profits to be maximized. Price Point When most people think of pricing, they think of the price point of the product. This is the actual price of the product. The price point definitely has a huge bearing on sales. Believe it or not, it’s just as easy to price yourself out of the market by going too low as it is by going too high. The reason for this is that many people see “perceived value”. If a product is priced higher, they tend to expect that product to be high quality. Conversely, a very inexpensive product is often expected to be low quality and many people will avoid it, assuming it isn’t worth the money. Factors to consider when deciding on a price: • The pricing currently in use by your competitors, if you have any – You don’t want to stray too much from the market standard price unless your product is significantly different. • The income level of your average customer – Obviously you must price reasonably enough that people who want to purchase your product would be able to do so. Profitable Pricing Strategies • The quality of your product – Be objective and compare your product to that of your competitors’ products. If yours is significantly better, you may be able to charge more. If not, you may have to charge less. • Your reputation vs. the competition – If you have a much better reputation or are much more widely known than the competition, you should be able to price higher. Otherwise, you’ll probably have to charge a bit less unless your product is significantly different. • The prestige of your product – If your product is a fairly popular brand name, you might have a pricing advantage. People will pay almost $1000 for an iPad even though they could get a similar product from an Apple competitor for half the price because they want the prestige of the Apple brand. • How desperate the market is – People will pay more if your product is something they are absolutely desperate for, such as a cure for something painful or a way to save their house from foreclosure. Pricing Model The pricing model is not the same thing as your price point. Whereas the price point refers to the actual price of your product, the pricing model refers to the method in which you collect payment. This doesn’t refer to whether you take cash, credit cards, checks, etc. Instead, it refers to the way in which you present your products price to potential customers. Profitable Pricing Strategies Some common examples of pricing models include: • Free Trial – A free trial offer lets buyers try your product for a set period of time before they buy. • Subscription – A subscription model charges a recurring fee on a regular basis, usually monthly. This could be for access to something like a membership website or a service, or it could be for monthly delivery of additional products. • Freemium – The freemium pricing model has gained momentum in recent years. This model involves giving a product or service for free with reduced or limited features, and charging money to upgrade. • One Time – This is a standard payment where the customer simply pays one set price for a product. There are other pricing models as well, including bundling, tiered pricing, market pricing, donations or buyer set price, and many others. But we’re going to take a look at the four pricing models above as they have been proven time and time again for a wide variety of product types. Now we’ll start taking a look at some of the various pricing models, along with their benefits and drawbacks, as well as how to know which model is right for your product. Profitable Pricing Strategies Free Trial The free trial offer can apply not only to digital products like membership sites, but to physical products as well. You may have seen free trial offers for physical products on television or in magazines. Benefits of a Free Trial 1. If your price is prohibitive for a product that is new or doesn’t have a big reputation yet, a free trial can ease people’s fears and get them to try your product. 2. If your product is so revolutionary that many people may not see a use for it or may not understand it, a free trial will allow them to become familiar with the product with no risk. 3. If your product is a type of product that leaves many people skeptical, such as diet pills, “miracle cures”, “make money products”, etc., such fears can be eliminated or reduced by allowing a trial. Potential Drawbacks of a Free Trial There are a few drawbacks, too: 1. You must shoulder the burden of paying to provide the product to the customer with no guarantee of payment. In the case of a physical product, this cost could be considerable and would include the cost of the product itself, shipping costs, and your time spent delivering it. Profitable Pricing Strategies 2. Unless you require a credit check (which most people would not go for) or ask for a credit card to guarantee payment (which almost defeats the free trial model unless your reputation is already stellar), you have no way to ensure you’ll be paid. When deciding whether or not to try a free trial offer for your business, consider the following: • Is it financially feasible for you to do? Remember that if your product is a physical one, you will have to front the cost of production and shipping until payment is made, and you will also have to deal with the potential of customers not paying. There’s little risk on digital products, because you won’t lose much other than perhaps a little download bandwidth If the customer doesn’t pay. • Will your product sell just as well without a free trial offer? If so, then it doesn’t make sense to shoulder the risk of a free trial. • What is the likelihood that people won’t pay? You’ll have to analyze a number of factors for this question, such as the quality of your product, the financial capabilities of your market, the age range of your market, and your product’s “passion factor”. Remember, if people are passionate about a product, they’re more likely to pay for it on time. Subscription-Based As with a free trial offer, a subscription-based pricing model can work with both digital and physical products, depending on the product. If you have a product that could be delivered (and needed or wanted) on a regular basis, a subscription model might be right for you. Benefits of a Subscription Model The subscription model has many benefits, including: • The price of a subscription may appear much lower (at least initially) to the average person than a larger one-time lump sum. • The lower initial price point may make it easier for people to take a chance on a product (or person/company) they’ve never heard of. • It works very well for products that are required regularly such as web hosting, game access, and even physical products that are needed often such as vitamins or other consumables, because it ensures users won’t accidentally forget to reorder in time, thus running out of the product. Drawbacks of a Subscription Model Of course, there are a few drawbacks to consider as well: • If you have a product that could sell for a considerable sum upfront, you must consider that the average person will cancel a subscription after three months. • Thus, you may need to take that into consideration when pricing the subscription. This could make the subscription price too high if your one-time-payment would be quite high. • Some people do not like to make the commitment of a monthly fee and will avoid all subscriptions. • If your product isn’t necessary or addictive, people probably won’t stay members long. Freemium The freemium model is great for service based products such as online games, software, web services and other media. This model works because it allows people to get a taste of your product without any kind of financial commitment, and you can even potentially benefit from those who never pay you.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 4 GRAPHICS PROGRAMS 6 Other Programs 9 PHOTOSHOP ADD-ONS 11 Photoshop Actions 11 Cover Action Pro 11 Black Belt Covers 12 Mockups Master 13 Photoshop Styles 13 Other Add-Ons 16 VIRTUAL PRODUCT DESIGN PACKAGES 17 Box Shot 3D (Windows and Mac) 17 True Box Shot (Windows or Photoshop) 18 STOCK PHOTOS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW 19 Stock Photo Sites 19 Trustworthy Sources of Free Images 21 PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER 23 Sample Content Preview Graphics Programs The first piece of the graphics puzzle is a good graphics software program. There are hundreds of these available, ranging in price from free to hundreds of dollars. If cost is a concern, you may be able to make do with less expensive alternatives; however, the more expensive packages will make it easier to create the look you’re after even if you’re a beginner. Let’s take a look at some of the popular graphics packages. Adobe Photoshop: https://www.photoshop.com The most popular graphics software is Photoshop from Adobe. While there are other graphics packages out there – most of them cheaper than Photoshop – you simply won’t find the range of available add-ons for any other program. If at all possible, pick up a copy of Photoshop. There is a 30- day trial available on Adobe.com, so you can try the program for a while to see if you like it. The main reason to purchase Photoshop is for the wide range of add-ons available. These add-ons help add flair to your designs, even if you are a very inexperienced designer. Another great reason to purchase Photoshop is for the huge array of tutorials available. A simple check of Google or YouTube will turn up millions of tutorials for beginners and experts alike, and there are also countless books available to teach you Photoshop from basic to advanced use. Photoshop CS2 (a version that is several years old) is also available for anyone who may have purchased a license in the past but can no longer locate the serial number. If you have purchased CS2 in the past, visit the download page and use the included serial number (found in the table beside the download link) to activate it. >> https://www.adobe.com/downloads/cs2_downloads/index.html If you want the latest version but can’t afford to shell out hundreds of dollars upfront, you can “rent” the software through Adobe’s Creative Cloud service. https://www.adobe.com/products/creativecloud.html This service starts at $29.99 per month if you are a student (and you must have proof of your status, such as a student ID card) or $49.99 for an individual with a one-year commitment. If you don’t want to make a one-year commitment, the cost is $74.99 per month. This gives you access to all of Adobe’s Creative Suite products, including Photoshop CS6 and others, for a monthly price instead of paying a large amount of money upfront. You can even get a free 30-day trial, allowing you to test all of the Adobe software. You will also have 20GB of cloud storage for your products, giving you a great way to back up your work and access it from any location on any machine. Once you install the Adobe Application Manager and log in with your Creative Cloud username and password, you can download and install any of the software on any machine. NOTE: You can only install the software on two machines at one time using Creative Cloud. However, if you need to use your software on more than two machines, you can simple de-authorize and re-authorize machines as needed. You shouldn’t ever need to use the software on more than one machine at a given time, anyway. GIMP > https://www.gimp.org GIMP, which stands for The GNU Image Manipulation Program, is an alternative to Photoshop. The program is free, and it is available for almost every imaginable operating system. In fact, the source code is freely available for porting to other systems. The main reason GIMP is less popular than Photoshop is because of the lack of add-ons. There are many add-ons available for GIMP, however existing add-ons for Photoshop will not work with GIMP, and you won’t find anywhere near the number of available add-ons you would find with Photoshop. Fortunately, there are still a lot of good tutorials available to help you learn how to use the program. For this reason, GIMP is a good choice when used in conjunction with other software packages, such as Box Shot 3D which we’ll look at later. CorelDRAW: https://www.corel.com CorelDRAW is another higher-priced option, however it costs considerably less than Photoshop. CorelDRAW doesn’t have the range of available addons that Photoshop has, nor does it even have the same level of support as GIMP. Perhaps the only redeeming quality of CorelDRAW is its ability to work with vectors, which makes it a good choice if you plan to do your own artwork for your product images. Other Programs Unfortunately, there aren’t a lot of alternatives to Photoshop for actual design work. Many of the former Photoshop competitors have removed a lot of their design capabilities, instead focusing on photo editing. For example, PaintShop Pro used to be a full-fledged design package, but has now been scaled back to be mostly useful for photographers. There are a few online programs that allow basic image editing. You can create simple graphics with these, but they won’t give you the professional look of a rendered 3D-style graphic. In order to get that, you would have to import your graphic into another program. We’ll discuss these programs later. Photoshop Add-Ons There are several types of add-ons available for Photoshop that will make your job a lot easier. In fact, some of these add-ons will make it seem as though you are a graphics guru even if you are a total newbie to graphics design. Photoshop Actions Actions are scripts that run within Photoshop. These scripts add automation to Photoshop, allowing you to create realistic 3D style images without the need for an expensive and complex 3D program that would take years to master. These scripts range in price from free up to around $300. Cover Action Pro >> https://coveractionpro.com/index.html Cover Action Pro has been the standard cover action script collection for years. This script package contains over 100 different action scripts, allowing you to create a wide variety of product images from books to software boxes and much more. The Standard edition of Cover Action Pro currently costs $199, while the Extreme version costs $299. The Extreme version contains the same actions as the Standard version, but it also comes with the Bundles & Courses action pack.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Table of Contents .... 2 Introduction .. 3 Why Publish a Digital Magazine 5 Profit from Subscriptions .. 5 Branding & Reputation Building ... 5 Free Advertising ... 6 Revenue Sources .... 7 Subscriptions . 7 Email Marketing & Solo Ads .. 7 Your Own Products .... 8 Affiliate Products .. 8 Advertising Revenue .. 8 Sponsorship ... 9 Content Sources .... 11 Getting Unpaid Writers .. 11 Getting Paid Content ..... 12 Producing & Publishing a Digital Magazine .... 13 Conclusion . 20 Resources . 21 Sample Content Preview Reason #2 Branding & Reputation Building You might want to use your digital magazine for more than just immediate profit, and that’s great, too. You could even offer your magazine free in order to use it for other purposes, such as branding and building a reputation within your niche. Let’s say you’re looking to get into the weight loss niche. What better way to brand yourself as an expert in the field than to publish a magazine in it? Having your name as the author byline of articles within the magazine, publishing your own ads within its pages, and even putting yourself as the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine can all help build your reputation. Reason #3 Free Advertising If you have your own products, what better way could you advertise them than in the pages of your own magazine? Placing an ad in someone else’s magazine can cost thousands of dollars, especially if you take out a full-page ad. But if you publish your own magazine, you can advertise your own products for free. In fact, you’ll even be paid to do so if you charge for subscriptions or sell advertising to other people! Having your own magazine will allow you to promote your products in a way that is very profitable, because you won’t have to spend money advertising your products, and you’ll also be given automatic credibility because you are the publisher of the magazine. Revenue Sources There are multiple ways to make money from your magazine. Let’s take a look at a few of the different ways you can profit from your own digital magazine. Revenue Source #1 Subscriptions Subscriptions are the most obvious way to profit. You can charge a monthly fee for your magazine, which might vary from $0.99 per month to as much as $5 per month, depending on your market. Some markets will be willing to pay more than others, but those markets that support high monthly subscription fees (such as business) are generally very crowded and competitive. You can also charge a higher monthly fee for your magazine if you have a very unique take on your industry, or if you’re publishing in an industry with a decent demand but no existing magazines available. Revenue Source #2 Email Marketing & Solo Ads Another great way to make money from your magazine is to use it to build an opt-in email list and use that profitably. You can use this email list to market your own products, affiliate products, and other people’s products for a fee. When you send a message out to your email list on behalf of someone who has paid you to do so, it is called a solo ad. If you have an email list, you can charge a fee (generally based on the size and/or responsiveness of your list) to send marketing messages to that list for others. This can be quite profitable, but if your list is responsive it is usually much more profitable to email about your own products or affiliate products for which you will earn a commission. Revenue Source #3 Your Own Products If you have your own products that relate to the niche of your magazine, Revenue Source #4 Affiliate Products Don’t forget that you can also advertise affiliate products within your magazine. One of the great things about digital magazines is that you can often embed media in them, including marketing videos and links. If you’re publishing your magazine in a format that doesn’t allow links, you can still promote affiliate links by purchasing a short, memorable domain expressly for each affiliate link and redirecting it to your affiliate link. Revenue Source #5 Advertising Revenue As you’ve no doubt noticed, most magazines are full of ads. In fact, many magazines are around 50% advertising and 50% content. These ads are accepted by the general public as part of reading a magazine. You won’t get a lot of advertising revenue until you have a decent subscriber base, but once you have a decent number of subscribers, you’ll be able to start charging well for ad space in your magazine. Revenue Source #6 Sponsorship Sponsorship is a bit different than standard advertising revenue. Rather than simply renting a small ad space, you can rent sponsorship of the entire magazine. Someone who sponsors your entire magazine would be featured at multiple points throughout the magazine. Such points could be: • On the front cover • On the back cover • In the acknowledgements • A strip at the top or bottom of each page • A featured article (like an advertorial*) about the product or company *An advertorial is an ad disguised as an informative article. Basically, the ad is framed within the context of actual, valuable information. You don’t have to use all of these, or you could use others, but these are a few examples. If you decide to allow sponsorships, be sure that you don’t run ads from any of the company’s direct competitors in the same issue at the same time. A direct competitor is one whose offerings are the same as, or very similar to, the company sponsoring the magazine. For example, Pepsi and Coca-Cola are direct competitors, because they both sell soft drinks. However, Pepsi and Tropicana Orange Juice would not be direct competitors, because although they are both beverages, they are not significantly similar. If you have any question regarding whether a company might be a direct competitor, it’s best not to run the potential competitor’s ad until after the sponsorship has ended. Content Sources You may assume that you’ll need to write all or most of the content for your digital publication, at least at first when your profits may not support paying writers. Fortunately, in most markets it should be relatively easy to find people to write for you without upfront payment in exchange for advertising space, a byline or some other non-monetary compensation. Content Source #1 Getting Unpaid Writers For a writer who is looking to build a résumé and a name for himself, getting published in a magazine is a golden opportunity, even if he isn’t paid for his work. Additionally, for someone who is looking to establish themselves in a particular market, what better way to do so than to become a magazine published author. This would give anyone instant credibility in a market. Another reason someone might want to write for you is to promote their business or products. If you allow someone a brief mention of their product or service at the end of their article, it could be very valuable to them and allow you to get an article for your magazine without paying anything upfront.

Salespage Snapshot: >>> Click Here To View Full Sales Page... Table of Contents Table of Contents .. 2 Introduction ..... 3 Types of Landing Pages ... 4 Elements of Successful Landing Pages .... 7 Creating Stunning Landing Pages 9 WordPress Themes & Plugins .. 9 Templates & Systems . 10 Landing Page Optimization ... 13 What is Split Testing? . 13 Killer Landing Page Hacks .... 15 Incentives .. 15 Social Marketing Integration .... 16 Engagement Devices .. 16 Conclusion .... 18 Resources ..... 19 Sample Content Preview Elements of Successful Landing Pages Why build a better mousetrap when the one that exists already works so well? Why not just reproduce the success of the original by producing more of them? Well, that is precisely what you should do when you create a landing page. Don’t copy other people’s pages. That’s copyright infringement. Instead, we can borrow elements from those pages that we know are already successful. There are a few elements you should focus on no matter what type of landing page you create. 1. Headline – As with any type of page, you need a headline to grab attention and get people interested right away. The headline is the most important element of the page, because it’s usually the first thing people see. 2. Media – You’ll generally want some kind of imagery, whether it is video or image-based. This is usually a picture of the product or a video ad, but it could be any type of supporting media. This is usually the second thing people notice on a landing page, but of these four elements, it’s the least critical. You could still have an effective landing page with no graphics or video, but typically graphical elements and videos capture interest and lead to better conversions. 3. Benefits – Every landing page needs a list of benefits. Whether this is benefits of the product or benefits of your newsletter that you want them to subscribe to, you must give people enough reasons to take action. 4. Call-to-Action – A call-to-action is another vital element for any landing page. You must tell people what action you’d like them to take. This could be something like, “Click here to get your copy of this unique marketing system now!” Or it could be something like, “Enter your name and email address to receive your free copy of this life-changing report today!” A strong call-to-action can mean the difference between getting the visitor to take action and having them leave, so pay close attention to this component. A landing page can have other elements, as well. Just remember that the four elements listed about are crucial to the success of any landing page, so time must be spent making sure these elements are finely tuned for conversions. Creating Stunning Landing Pages Most people who work online actually have little to no technically proficiency and very little artistic experience. This makes it difficult for the average person to create their own landing page, and hiring a designer to create a custom page can become very expensive, especially if you need that designer to add special functions to your landing page. Fortunately, there are many ways to create truly remarkable landing pages without a lot of technical experience. You don’t have to spend a small fortune to have a custom landing page created unless you have very unique needs. Instead, you can do it yourself and save money. Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can create stunning and effective landing pages with very little technical experience. Method #1 WordPress Themes & Plugins If you use WordPress, there are a number of different ways you can use it to create effective landing pages. These pages can be standalone landing pages, or they can be integrated into a blog or website built on the WordPress platform. This can be achieved with themes, plugins, or a combination of the two, depending on your needs. The WordPress Landing Pages plugin is a good place to start. This plugin allows you to make beautiful landing pages on your WordPress site using a visual editor with no code required and built-in templates. You can also track conversion rates, clone pages to tweak for A/B split tests and more. >> https://wordpress.org/plugins/landing-pages/ JustLanded is the #1 bestselling landing page theme on ThemeForest.com. This theme allows you to create a fully responsive, highly customized landing page in unlimited colors, with your own fonts and styles and much more, and you can also include your opt-in code. >> Theme Forest Landing Pages Method #2 Templates & Systems Templates are a great way to create landing pages if you have little to no technical ability. There are also full systems that not only contain great designs, but also allow you to easily customize those and have other features such as testing, tracking, social media, and other features built in. LeadPages is a full system that allows you to create responsive landing pages (as well as launch pages, sales pages, squeeze pages, thank you pages and more) that work on a wide variety of platforms including WordPress, Facebook and most mobile devices.) There are tons of templates built in that you can customize to create an endless variety of pages. Best of all, you never have to touch a single line of code. >> https://www.leadpages.net/products/ 1MinuteSites allows you to create unlimited landing pages customized using their built in templates in one minute or less. The system is truly that powerful and easy to use. These pages also perform well on mobile devices, and they are hosted on their servers which are known for their speed and reliability. You can also publish your landing pages on your own site with HTML5, on WordPress, or on Facebook! >> https://www.1minutesites.com/ One place you can find a great system for both building beautiful landing pages using templates and split testing for the best results is: >> https://try.unbounce.com/for-higher-conversions Unbounce has a 30-day free trial, so you’ll be able to test the system in order to find out how well it works for you before you commit to their monthly fee. >> https://landingpagemonkey.com/ With Landing Page Monkey you will get results fast with attention grabbing, video driven, high converting video sales, opt-in and promo pages. It provides stunning video backgrounds that use your own or any hosted video from Youtube, Vimeo, Amazon etc. It is an all-in-one web based solution, which allows you to edit pages on the fly, without knowing any coding or possessing any tech skills, and they will even host your landing pages! Landing Page Monkey works with all leading autoresponder services and can integrate with them easily. You can also update and create landing pages from your mobile phone with this online app. Landing Page Optimization Because your landing page is so crucial, and because, as they say, you only get one chance to make a first impression, it’s critical to ensure that your landing page converts as well as it possibly can. It’s practically impossible to gauge every element of your landing page against the tastes and desires of your target audience. In fact, there have been times when ugly designs have vastly outperformed beautiful designs, and when copy that cost thousands of dollars from one of the world’s most well-known copywriters failed compared to a quick sales letter written by a product owner. Sure, these instances could be considered “flukes”, but the fact is, they happen more often than you might expect. This is why it’s important to use split testing in order to optimize your landing page for optimum conversions. What is Split Testing? Split testing is basically the process of testing multiple versions of a page, sales copy, or other marketing element in order to increase conversions. You can accomplish this with special software, or you can do it on your own by using multiple pages with your own unique methods of tracking results. If you use a system like LeadPages or Unbounce, you’ll have split-testing abilities built right in. This is one of the things that makes these systems so powerful, because you can test the different iterations of your landing pages without using any additional software or incurring any additional expenses for testing software. Killer Landing Page Hacks There are a few things you can do to drastically improve your landing page effectiveness, boosting conversions with very little extra work. Let’s take a look at those things now. Incentives are one of the most important tricks in the landing page book, but many people neglect to use them anyway. Used correctly, incentives can boost conversions significantly, so there’s no reason not to use them. The average person isn’t going to hand over their personal information such as their email address or phone number without some sort of incentive to do so. Not only that, but incentives work even when your landing page is geared toward selling a product, because you can offer a discount, rebate or bonus to encourage sales.

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Table of Contents Introduction To Pinterest Traffic Secrets ... 4 Quick & Easy Setup .......... 5 Creating an Optimized Profile.... 6 The About Section ......... 7 Adding Value to your Profile ...... 7 Social Connect ...... 8 Pinning Content .... 9 Uploading an Image or Pinning from a URL ...... 9 Pinning with a Browser Add-On ........... 10 Re-Pinning Content ..... 11 Pinning Tips..... 11 Engage For Maximum Traffic ...... 13 Contests .......... 13 Commenting on your Own Pins ........... 13 Cross Promoting on Facebook and Twitter ..... 14 Follow Relevant Users 14 Post Pins to Blogs, Forums, Newsletters, Etc. 14 Use Video for More Exposure 14 Ask for Re-pins on Important Pins ....... 15 Re-pin For Others ........ 15 Pinterest Tools 15 Graphics Programs ..... 16 Pinpuff . 16 Pinterest Traffic Secrets Page 3 PinReach ......... 17 Pinterest Right-Click for Firefox ........... 17 Pin Search for Chrome 18 Final Words ......... 19 Resources ........... 19 Sample Content Preview Quick & Easy Setup New websites are confusing and time-consuming for anyone. Even the most tech savvy user always has a learning curve when using a site for the first time. Unless you’ve been using Pinterest for a while, you’ll need a little help getting started. Even if you have been using Pinterest for a while, there are probably features you haven’t used or don’t know about that could really boost your efforts considerably! Before you get started, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the Pinterest interface so you will know where you need to go in order to perform the basic functions associated with managing your Pinterest account. First, take a look at the menu that drops down when you hover over your name at the top right of the Pinterest website: As you can see, this menu contains several options: · Your Pins – This takes you to a page that shows you everything you have already pinned. It will also allow you to add a new pin. · Your Boards – This takes you to a page that shows you all of the boards you have created. It will also allow you to create a new board. · Add Pin – This will pop up a window that allows you to upload a new pin from your computer. · Settings – Be sure to familiarize yourself with this page, because this is where you will set up your profile! · Help Center – If you have questions or need help, see this page. · Find Friends – This will help you find other Pinterest users to connect with. · Log Out – Log out of your Pinterest account. Creating an Optimized Profile The first thing you need to do to get started on Pinterest is create your profile page. This page is a place for you to really grab users and get them interested. This page should contain the very best of your pins, as well as important information about yourself and your business. If you have a Facebook account, you can connect your Pinterest account to it for an additional boost. The catch? You can’t connect your Pinterest account to a business page, only a personal Facebook profile. You can also connect your Pinterest account to your Twitter account. When you do this, your pins will automatically be shared on your Twitter account. This is useful even if you don’t have many followers on Twitter. This automatic sharing on Twitter and Facebook is a huge part of what made Pinterest such an overnight success. About 75% of Pinterest users choose to integrate at least one other social platform, which greatly increases the number of people who see their pins. The About Section The “About” section is another important part of your profile. It should contain a paragraph or two about you and your company, making sure to include vital information such as your website or blog URLs and some keywords for search engines. Adding Value to your Profile One of the most important things you can do to increase the power of your Pinterest profile is to use a headshot image of yourself instead of a logo or other image. If you don’t like the way you look, or you’re using a pseudonym, you can find a very realistic looking stock photo or use a picture of one very close-up feature of yourself such as an eye or your lips. Just make it very personal. Do not forget to include your important URLs on your profile, such as your blog or website, Facebook profile URL, Twitter profile URL and other relevant URLs. Social Connect It cannot be expressed enough the importance of connecting your Pinterest account to a Facebook account and to a Twitter account and allowing Pinterest to automatically post to those sites. It will significantly improve your efforts if you take the time to do this, because you are likely to have a larger number of followers on Facebook or Twitter than you do on the Pinterest site itself, and this will get your content more views. In order to connect your Pinterest account to your Facebook and/or Twitter account, simply visit your Settings page and use the sliders to turn on logging into Facebook and Twitter and publishing activity to your Facebook Timeline. Then click the “Save Profile” button. Pinning Content There are three main ways to pin content to your boards: 1. You can upload an image from your computer. 2. You can use the “Pin it” button. 3. You can re-pin content other people have pinned. Each of these methods has its uses, and we’ll talk about those now. Uploading an Image or Pinning from a URL In order to upload an image from your computer, you can click the “Add Pin” link from the dropdown box at the top right. This will bring up a menu that looks like this: To upload from your hard drive, click “Choose File” and select the image. To find an image on a web page, enter the page’s URL and click “Find images”. Here is the result of entering a URL: Each of these images can be pinned by simply hovering over the image and clicking the “Pin it” button. Pinning with a Browser Add-On You can also pin content directly using a browser add-on. For example, Chrome has an extension that will let you pin content by putting a “Pin It” button in your bookmarks bar at the top of the page under the URL window. If you install the add-on, all you have to do is visit any web page, click the “Pin It” button in your bookmarks bar, and it will give you a choice of images you can then pin. Here is an example: Re-Pinning Content Whenever you find something you would like to share that someone else has posted on Pinterest, just click the “Pin it” button to re-pin it to your own board. Just look for the button that appears when you hover over an image or when you click the image the button appears at the top left. Pinning Tips Here are some important things to keep in mind as you pin items: 1. Activity on Pinterest peaks around 5-7 AM and again from 5-7 PM Eastern time. Plan most of your pinning for those time periods in order to maximize how many people view your content. 2. Try to pin unique content that is relevant to your business. You can also pin funny or interesting items that will grab attention, but keep most of your pins focused on your area of marketing. 3. Be sure to include keywords in all of your pin and board descriptions to attract search engine traffic. 4. Choose the most attractive images possible. If there are several different shots of the same item, choose the one that is most visually appealing, as people are naturally drawn to aesthetically pleasing images. 5. Focus on lifestyle, not products. Don’t just show a package of potato chips. Show a family eating potato chips at a family picnic. Engage For Maximum Traffic There are many ways to fully engage your audience in order to make your efforts more effective. By engaging your Pinterest followers with direct contact from you, they will see you more as an individual rather than a company, which will increase your trust level considerably. We’re going to take a look at some of the ways you can engage your audience to boost your traffic and sales. Contests There are many types of contests you can hold to increase loyalty and also gain more followers in the process. For example, you can hold a contest for the most referrals, the most re-pins of your content, one random person who re-pins one of your pins, give additional entries to people who also post your pins on Facebook and Twitter, etc. Get creative with your contests. And remember, the ultimate goal is to get your pins seen by more people and to gain more followers. So focus your contest rules on getting people to help you achieve that. Commenting on your Own Pins Interaction is important, especially on highly social sites like Pinterest. When people comment on your pins, be sure to communicate back. Keep an open line of dialog with your followers. Once they see you as a real person, they’ll begin to like you as a person and will re-pin your content more often and respond better to the things you pin.