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Partner Blogging PLR Ebook
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION TO PARTNER BLOGGING 3
LOCATING THE BEST BLOGS IN YOUR NICHE 4
CONTACTING BLOGGERS WITH YOUR CONTENT 10
CHOOSING A TOPIC FOR YOUR ARTICLE 13
WRITING A QUALITY ARTICLE 16
GETTING THE MOST FROM THE ARTICLE 19
FINAL WORDS 21
RECOMMENDED RESOURCES 23
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Syndication Networks
Syndication networks are communities focused around reproducing and distributing content in exchange for backlinks and exposure. It’s important to choose networks that are specific to your market, reaching your target audience easier and ensuring that your content is well received and relevant to those visiting the website.
If you are involved in the Internet Marketing or online opportunity market, you could submit your content into https://www.SmartBlogs.com.
If you are involved in the technology market, you could submit your content into https://www.dreamincode.net/ or https://www.Blogsolute.com , and if you are involved in the work at home mom industry, you might want to check out https://www.MomsNetwork.com or https://www.SheKnows.com Start by searching for "keyword+guest bloggers", and you'll be able to find countless syndication networks that focus on your market or niche.
Syndication Services
If you are short on time you could outsource all of your content submission and distribution to syndication service professionals who will seek out the top networks and community sites in your niche and submit your content on your behalf.
In addition, many of these services provide tracking features so that you can see where your content has been submitted and where it is currently being displayed.
Here a few worth exploring:
PRPR: https://www.prpr.net/ The Content Facilitator: https://www.contentfacilitator.com/
Gigya: https://www.GigYa.com
You won’t always be able to determine how much traffic a blog has, so it’s a good idea to keep in mind a few guidelines. These aren’t foolproof, but they will definitely help.
1. The blog should be at least a few months old. Very new blogs aren’t likely to have much traffic or many followers and they won’t be established in the search engines meaning that they will not be considered an ‘authority website’.
2. The blog should be updated regularly. If there are months with only a couple of posts or a period of time with no posts at all, the blog probably isn’t getting much traffic as they aren’t working to keep an open line of communication with visitor’s.
3. If there are hardly any comments, there probably isn’t much traffic to the blog. If there is significant traffic, a lack of comments usually signifies a lack of interest or low quality content.
Contacting Blog Owners
There is one potential problem you may run into that could hamper your efforts to find blogs to write for, and that is the fact that many bloggers do not include any contact information on their blogs.
Fortunately, there are several ways to potentially get in touch with a blog owner.
1. Look for a contact form. Many blogs have one in order to deter spam instead of placing their email address visibly on the blog.
2. Look up their WHOIS information and find an email address. If they have WHOIS protection, you can still contact the protection email and it will forward it to them.
However, it may go to their webmaster or administrator, or it might go to an email address that is rarely (or never) checked.
3. As a last result, you can leave a comment on their blog. They may never see it, but at least you’ve got a shot.
Be sure to leave them a way to reach you easily.
Sometimes bloggers will actually advertise in search of guest bloggers and many websites have a submission page or form set up on their website that will allow you to send in a direct inquiry.
This will make your job easier, especially if they give you clear guidelines about what they are looking for from potential guest bloggers.
Simply follow their instructions to apply and be patient!
Sometimes it will take awhile to hear back from the blogger but that’s a good thing – it means they are busy taking care of their website visitor’s!
Contacting Bloggers With Your Content
When you’re preparing to contact a blogger in regards to the possibility of guest blogging for them, you need to remember one very important thing.
This is something salespeople and copywriters live by, and it’s something you should always remember, as it will help you in all aspects of your life.
“What’s in it for me?”
In order to get what you want in life, you have to remember that anyone you want something from will be asking that very same question. Not all bloggers will understand the benefits of opening their website to guest bloggers, so you need to be prepared to do a little selling.
When you contact a blogger, be sure to concentrate on what you can do for him/her. Let him know why he should have guest bloggers, and why that guest blogger should be you instead of someone else.
Yes, you can mention what you’d like out of it. Obviously, they need to know what you expect in return for your article.
However, you want to focus more on what this means for them and how they will directly benefit.
Here are some benefits of guest blogging you can use to convince a blogger why he should partner with you by allowing you to guest blog for them:
1. They get free content without having to spend time writing it or money outsourcing it.
2. The additional content will bring them more search engine traffic.
3. You can bring a new perspective to their visitors, giving their visitors more reason to come to the blog and stay longer.
Some important tips to remember while crafting your email:
1. Sell Yourself – You are your most important asset. If the blogger likes you, he will be much more likely to agree to your proposal. Not only that, but if you happen to be an expert in the niche, he’ll be glad to know this!
2. Fit In – Let him know why you are a good fit for his blog.
3. Prove Yourself – Attach some examples of you work or give him a link to your blog so he can see for himself the quality of your work.
4. Be Polite – You don’t have to kiss the blogger’s behind, but be polite, even if the blogger doesn’t agree to your proposal. You never know whom else they know, or how they may be useful to you in the future.
5. Save Time – Most people are busy people. They don’t have time to read a novella written by you. Keep your email short and to-the-point. Include just enough information to help them make their decision.
6. Be Respectful – Let them know how much you value their time, and thank them for taking the time to read your email. You might even want to prove you read their blog by referring to a favorite post.
7. Go the Extra Mile – Let him know you’re willing to go the extra mile by promoting the post, and exactly how you will do it. How can he turn down free content AND free traffic?
8. WIIFM – Most importantly, don’t forget to let the blogger know what’s in it for him! (Follow the other steps and you’ll be doing fine to let him know “What’s in it for me?”)
Choosing a Topic For Your Article
What you write about is as important as what you write. You can’t rehash the same topic over and over for multiple blogs. Since the point of guest blogging is to gain immediate credibility and traffic, the better and more relevant your article, the greater your chances of it being picked up and noticed.
To begin, it’s important to read through existing articles on the blog before you choose a topic to find out:
1. Which topics have already been covered
2. Which types of posts are popular
3. Which posts have the most comments
You want to make sure your article fits in well with the blog’s overall theme or content so that you are able to connect with visitors and give them information that they are really interested in.
Even if a specific topic has already been covered you could provide them with a fresh perspective, or give them additional information that offers full comprehensive coverage.
Keyword Research
When looking for great topics for guest blogging articles, it’s important to begin with keyword research.
Just because the blog isn’t yours doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do keyword research and find a great keyword phrase.
Remember, the more traffic this article gets, the more people will read it and potentially visit your link. Don’t think of this as competing with your own site, because this is your article and all of the exposure that it will receive will be yours for the taking.
Unique Article Titles
A good keyword phrase that receives a strong level of traffic is a great starting point for a quality article. Keywords can give you ideas, but you must craft those ideas into a unique article idea. There are many ways to turn a keyword phrase into an article title.
Conversion Booster PLR Ebook
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Table of Contents
Introduction To Conversion Booster 4
Testing & Tweaking ... 5
Types of Opt-In Boxes ...... 6
Pop-Over .. 6
Light Box .. 6
Splash Page .... 7
In Post ...... 7
Feature Box ..... 8
Opt-in Bars ...... 8
Sidebar Opt-in . 9
Types of Squeeze Pages 10
Short Squeeze Pages . 10
Long Squeeze Pages .. 10
Video Squeeze Pages . 10
Squeeze Page Elements 12
Headline . 12
Sub-Headlines ...... 13
Bullet Points .. 13
Images ... 13
Opt-in Form Fields 14
Text Colors .... 14
Template Colors ... 15
Font Size 15
Conversion Booster Page 3
Template Style ..... 15
Eye Flow 16
Privacy Statement 16
Final Words 17
Resources .. 18
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Types of Opt-In Boxes
There are many different types of opt-in boxes, and it’s important to test different types in order to find out which type works best for your traffic.
Pop-Over
If you’re a regular internet user, you’ve almost certainly seen pop-over opt-in boxes. These boxes pop up on a web page over the content, obscuring the content from view.
Some webmasters and bloggers refuse to use these, because they claim their visitors will get annoyed and leave, but that isn’t true. Yes, they can annoy some visitors, but as long as the box is easy to close and doesn’t pop up too often, it won’t bother the majority of users. In fact, many people may be glad to have an easy way to opt in for more information, especially if they’ve enjoyed your content.
MarketingSherpa.com posted this timeless article about how they increased their conversion rate by 1000% by using a pop-over opt-in form. You can read that article in its entirety here:
https://www.marketingsherpa.com/article/case-study/how-to-get-1000-increase
Light Box
A light box is a type of popup box that pops onto the page itself, darkening the page in order to draw attention to the opt-in box. Some people find this too intrusive, but they can be remarkably effective.
Darren Rowse of ProBlogger.com made a post on his blog that stated how he experienced a huge increase in opt-ins once he added a light box opt-in form. Not only that, but his traffic did not decrease at all. So the light box was not putting off visitors. He increased his opt-in conversion rate without decreasing his visitors.
Splash Page
Splash pages are becoming more popular these days. A splash page is basically just a very short page that is shown upon someone’s first visit to a website or blog. This page offers the visitor the opportunity to subscribe for more information or to keep up-to-date on the latest information from that site.
You may hear some people refer to splash squeeze pages as being pushy, but think of it this way. Many people actually do want to be informed about subjects they are interested in. This type of squeeze page gives visitors the chance to opt in, and if they choose not to subscribe they aren’t shown the page again. If you use this type of squeeze page, be sure you make it so it will not keep showing it to visitors every time.
At the bottom of the page, visitors should be presented with a link to skip to the main site if they don’t want to opt in to your list.
In Post
Another potential location for your opt-in form is within your blog posts or articles. If you have great content, this can be remarkably effective, because the quality of your content will naturally make people want to hear more from you.
This type of box works best when you put it at the end of your blog posts or articles and use text such as “If you liked this article, enter your name and email address for more content like it.”
Feature Box
Many blogs have a featured area at the top that is typically used for displaying featured posts, but this can be one of the most effective places to include your opt-in form.
In fact, you can even have special functionality built into your blog that will replace the opt-in form with featured posts or something else once the visitor has subscribed. This means you won’t lose that valuable space by wasting it on people who have already joined your list.
Opt-in Bars
An opt-in bar sits as a small strip at the top or bottom of the page. It is less obtrusive than other types of opt-in forms, but it may be less noticeable. The good news is that because this type is so subtle, you can use it along with other types of forms to draw additional attention.
Many people prefer to use the slide up opt-in form, which is a type of opt-in bar. You can you a service like HelloBar to create this type of bar on your site.
>> https://www.hellobar.com/
Whenever a visitors clicks that bar, the opt-in form will drop down.
Sidebar Opt-in
One of the most popular locations for an opt-in form these days is in the sidebar of a blog or website. It is simple to set this up using a blog, because a text widget makes it easy to paste the code for your opt-in form.
This location isn’t a good space for a generic opt-in form. You’ll want to offer something enticing to get visitors to join your list, because you have very little space with which to convince them to subscribe. A free report or e-Book is usually a good choice.
You could also create a highly clickable banner and place that in your sidebar, linking it to your regular squeeze page. This will allow you to use your sidebar while still making the most of your traffic with a well-designed squeeze page.
Types of Squeeze Pages
You may be surprised to know that the length of your squeeze page can make a huge difference to conversions. Some people feel strongly that a short squeeze page is best, but long squeeze pages can perform better in certain situations.
Short Squeeze Pages
Short squeeze pages actually do perform better in many cases. You may be tempted to think that “more is better”, but when it comes to squeeze pages, short and sweet is usually the better option.
When all you’re asking for is an email address, and you’re not depending on Google (which isn’t fond of short squeeze pages) for traffic, a short-form squeeze page will generally outperform a longer squeeze page by a large margin.
Long Squeeze Pages
Long squeeze pages are required if you’re trying to get a lot of traffic from Google, especially AdWords. They want to see a long squeeze page with your logo, information about what you’re offering and a lot more.
Video Squeeze Pages
Video squeeze pages are increasingly popular these days, because they can be very effective in many niches, and because they allow you to pack a powerful punch in terms of impact.
Videos convey information very effectively, and now that most people have fast internet, they make more sense than ever before.
When creating a video squeeze page, you want to have a minimalistic design. If a design is too fancy, it will overwhelm the video and distract attention away from it, negating the power of the video itself. Instead, use a design that has few graphics and where the colors complement the video without distracting from it.
Many people use a dark background for videos, because it makes the video stand out. However, be sure the text elements on the page are still easy to read, perhaps by putting them on a white background. One easy way to do this is by making the opt-in form appear to be on an index card, piece of paper, post-it note, or other similar element. Otherwise, you may want to make the entire page on a white background.
Remember, you won’t need a lot of text if you have a video. All you’ll really need is a call-to-action that asks people to subscribe and tells them why they should, along with your privacy statement.
Squeeze Page Elements
There are a number of different squeeze page elements that you can test and tweak to improve your conversions. Some of these elements are critical, and others are not, but still important. However, testing how they interact together can sometimes make elements that aren’t as important much more effective. For example, template colors aren’t generally critical, however when you combine a certain template color with a certain headline, the results might be drastically better than when you use either element on its own. This is why it’s so important to test various things.
Headline
The headline is generally considered the most critical element of any sales or squeeze page, because it’s the first thing people usually read. If the headline doesn’t capture attention and generate interest in the first few seconds, you’ve probably lost the visitor for good.
In fact, aside from the type of squeeze page you use and the location of your opt-in form, the headline is the one thing you absolutely must test if you want to get the best conversions possible.
If you think you’ve chosen the perfect headline to convey your message but it just isn’t performing as well as you think it should, don’t be afraid to test subtle variations. Sometimes all you really need to do to a headline is change the wording slightly or change the way the text is highlighted or underlined and your conversions will increase.
Explosive Scarcity Deals PLR Ebook
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Table of Contents
Introduction to Explosive Scarcity Deals ......... 3
Why Scarcity Works ....... 6
Setting Up Your Own Deals ...... 9
Types of Scarcity Tactics ........ 12
Basic Scarcity Principles ...... 12
Deadlines .... 12
Limitations ... 12
Potential Loss ........ 13
Limited Time Offers ... 13
Limited Quantity ........ 14
Dime Sales ..... 15
Time Interval .. 16
Occasion Promotions 16
Basic Rules of Scarcity Marketing ...... 17
Final Words ....... 18
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Since these deals are only valid on Black Friday, those who don’t want to get out in the traffic and the crowds miss out. It’s hard to accept that you’ll have to pay $1500 for that new television when you could get it for $599 on Black Friday; so many people go, despite knowing they will have to wait in huge lines, get pushed around, and potentially even get attacked or trampled!
Scarcity takes advantage of the innate desire of humans to:
1. Get a good deal
2. Get something other people can’t have
3. Not lose out on the chance to do something & be part of the crowd
Additionally, it highlights a sense of urgency in your offers which forces people into taking action, rather than thinking it over for too long and potentially forgetting all about it a day or so later.
Studies have shown that people who do not buy immediately upon being presented an offer may need to see that offer several more times before they decide to buy otherwise they will completely disregard or forget about the offer and never return to it again.
We all lead very busy lives, right?
Add to that the fact that there are a multitude of ad campaigns and offers crowding our hemisphere each and every day. If we don’t do something to stand out, to make people wake up and pay attention to our deal, we will lose out on the opportunity to make the sale.
What if you never have another chance to present your offer to that buyer? They’re lost forever! But by using scarcity tactics, you can push someone into buying right away, because they don’t want to miss their chance, knowing they will never be able to return to it again.
If you give people a lot of time to evaluate an offer and make a decision, trust me – they will take every minute of that time only to put it out of their minds because there’s no real urgency. No reason to push it to the front of their minds. They figure that they can just get to it later on, return to it another day – only to never think about it again.
Are you starting to understand why scarcity-techniques work so well? It’s simple; humans are wired by nature to respond to urgency.
In the past, there was an urgency just to survive. Humans had to collect food before winter or they would die of starvation.
They had to gather their crops before squirrels and crows and rabbits and other pests devoured them. They had to return to their homes before dark to avoid being attacked by panthers, bears or other predators.
So if you think about it, scarcity tactics just motivate people by using the exact same natural instincts that ensure survival, which means the tactics are incredibly powerful and will always & forevermore continue to be effective.
Scarcity simply exploits our natural instinct to respond to time-sensitive situations.
Sites like Groupon work extremely well by using offers that are limited to a specific time period, a specific number of people, or both. People feel compelled to buy right away, because they don’t want the offer to sell out or expire before they have a chance to claim it.
As you can imagine, using these psychological triggers can skyrocket your sales and profits. People respond extremely well to these methods, and using them is certain to explode your profits like nothing you’ve ever seen!
Setting Up Your Own Deals
The truth is you don’t have to use sites like Groupon to create scarcity deals. Instead, you can put yourself in full control of your scarcity-based offers and campaigns so that they work exactly the way you want them to, and without having to give anyone a dime of your profits – you will keep each and every penny!
One of the easiest ways to create your very own scarcity-based offers and deal sites is with Countdown Monkey a powerful app that is designed to simplify the creation of scarcity, time-sensitive deals, making it easier than ever to take advantage of this powerful way of selling.
Visit: >> Countdown Monkey - https://countdownmonkey.com/
It’s completely user-friendly even for total beginners. In fact, you don’t need any coding experience or programming knowledge whatsoever, because the script does everything for you!
Using this app, you can create your own deal webpage, or scarcity-driven campaigns of almost any kind (and in any niche market imaginable) using affiliate products or your own products. This makes the app extremely powerful and very flexible!
Deals are very easy to customize with many different features, as you can see when you visit this link...
Countdown Monkey: https://countdownmonkey.com/
There are 3 main types of scarcity offers that you can use:
1. Countdown – This will make the deal expire at a certain day/time.
2. Quantity – This will allow a certain number of people to purchase.
3. Evergreen – This deal will expire a certain length of time after a visitor sees it for the first time, so it doesn’t expire for everyone at once.
Types of Scarcity Tactics
Scarcity tactics are very powerful, but many people don’t know how to use them properly, or they don’t know there are several different methods you can employ to imply scarcity to your visitors.
Basic Scarcity Principles
There are no hard and fast rules for scarcity promotions, but there are some universal principles that can apply to almost any scarcity campaign.
Deadlines
Most scarcity campaigns work based on deadlines. This deadline may be time-based or quantity-based or some other type of deadline, but the deadline is made obvious and inspires visitors to act quickly.
Limitations
By limiting some aspect of the offer, such as the number of products available, the number of people who get a certain bonus, or the number of people who can buy at a certain price, you motivate people to buy as quickly as possible.
Potential Loss
People don’t like to lose anything. If people miss their chance to buy something at a certain price or even altogether, they will kick themselves. Thus, they buy quickly to avoid this loss.
Now let’s take a look at some of the various scarcity tactics you can use to boost your sales.
Remember, though, if you’re going to use these tactics you must be willing to follow through with any limitations. If people realize your scarcity tactics are meaningless, they will lose their effectiveness very quickly!
Limited Time Offers
Perhaps the most common scarcity device is the limited time offer. This method simply has a deal expire at a certain time or on a certain day. You’ve seen these in use for many years.
For example, you’ve probably seen commercials on television that tell you that you must call by midnight to get a bonus item or a lower price than normal.
Sometimes these offers are, essentially, worthless. Often they show the same add daily for months at a time, devaluing the offer entirely. Of course, people seeing the offer for the first time don’t know this. But it kills the company’s credibility once the customer sees the offer several times.
If you’re going to use this tactic, be sure your deal expires when you say it will, and don’t repeat the deal too soon after it ends. Ideally you should wait at least a few weeks before you run the same, or a similar deal.
Limited Quantity
Another very important type of scarcity tactic is offering limited quantity. You probably already understand why this method works so well. Anyone who has ever collected anything that involves rarity should understand this very well.
For example, some car companies will create a “limited edition” model of a popular type of car. They might make only 100 of these, or 1000. They add a few extra features to the model that cannot be found in the standard model, however the differences are usually relatively minor and mostly cosmetic. Then they charge several times the price of the standard model.
Why are people willing to pay so much for a car that is not profoundly different? Because it is a status symbol to know you have a car that many people will never even see in their lifetime, much less own.
Of course, this tactic doesn’t have to be used only on products that make a user feel a level of status. It can also be used with price just to let people know they must hurry to buy or lose the deal forever.
You may wonder why you should use this offer instead of a timed offer. There are multiple reasons, but perhaps the most important is that it may be difficult to gauge how long you should run an offer. You may not know how long it will take to sell out, or how long you should set the offer to run for maximum impact. However, setting a limited quantity, especially a very low quantity, will almost always inspire urgency.
When should you not use this particular scarcity device? When you don’t believe you will get a significant amount of traffic quickly. If someone comes to your deal page and sees 144 of 150 left and they return several hours later and see 143 of 150 left, there isn’t much call for urgency.
However, if they return hours later and se 28 of 150 left, you better believe they’re going to act quickly!
Dime Sales
A dime sale raises the price of an item with every purchase or every certain number of purchases. If you get a decent number of sales in a relatively short time period, this can be a big motivator for people to take action quickly.
Let’s say you start the price out at $7 and increase the price by a dime with every sale up to a maximum of $14. The first person gets the product for $7. The second person pays $7.10. The next pays $7.20, and so on. Finally, the price hits $14 and it stays there for any remaining buyers.
As people reload the page and see the price going up, up, up, they are likely to buy right away, not wanting to wait and end up paying more. Just keep in mind that later buyers may be very demotivated to buy, because they will feel unhappy that they could have got the product for the initial price but missed it.
Affiliate Apocalypse PLR Ebook
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Table of Contents
Introduction to Affiliate Apocalypse . 3
Blogging Is The New PPC ... 6
Promotion . 7
Scheduling Updates ... 9
Create Posts with a Purpose ..... 10
Mailing List 13
Create a Freebie 13
Choose A Mailing List Provider .. 15
Email Often .. 16
Pre-Load a Series .... 16
Set Up a Squeeze Page 17
Social Media .... 18
Twitter .... 18
Facebook ..... 18
Pinterest . 19
Incentive Marketing ..... 20
Choosing Products to Promote ..... 21
Don’t Be a Product Zombie ..... 21
Final Words ..... 23
Resources . 24
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One of the most important things you can do is to promote your blog instead of just expecting people to find it on their own. The fact is, you may never get a significant amount of traffic from search engines unless you tell the search engines that you exist.
There are many ways to get traffic without search engines. Of course, you should definitely do all you can to properly optimize your blog for search engines. But using these alternate methods can ensure you’ll get a continuous flow of traffic without having to depend on Google or other search engines.
Before you get started, if you have blogs in different niches, you might want to choose a different pen name under which to run each blog. This will make promotion easier.
Here are a few methods you can use to promote your blog:
1. Twitter – Make a profile on Twitter for whatever name you use to blog. Tweet at least a few times each week, with most posts linking to your blog posts, especially if you have a news item to tie into one of your articles.
2. Facebook – Create a Facebook page for each blog. Link to your blog posts, but be sure to do so in the way that most encourages sharing. Use videos or photos to get people to be more likely to share. This is key.
3. Pinterest – Pin interesting images and link them to articles on your blog that correlate to the images. This is especially beneficial for posts that show people how to do something.
4. Guest Blogging – Look for other blogs in your niche that have decent traffic and write guest posts. Link your posts back to your blog.
5. Video Marketing – Create videos that show people how to do something or give other valuable information. Do not create “commercials” unless they are extremely interesting and/or viral! You’ll only be wasting your time.
People don’t visit sites like YouTube to watch commercials. They visit to be entertained or to learn something.
Scheduling Updates
One of the most important keys to success with a blog is to update often. Not only is this critical to keep search engines interested, it’s also vital for keeping visitors interested. They need regular content coming through their RSS feed, and they need to see something new every time they visit. Otherwise, they aren’t likely to keep coming back.
You may think you don’t have time to update regularly. Or you may find you lose interest in your blog quickly, because it doesn’t make any money right away and you think it isn’t worth updating. There’s one very simple way to avoid this trap. Schedule several months’ worth of posts in advance! Ideally you want to post at least once per week. More would be better, and daily posts would be best. However, one post weekly is reasonable.
If you want to schedule a year of posts in advance, you will need 52 posts. They need to be significant in length. 200-word blog posts aren’t enough these days – not for search engines, and not for visitors. 400-word articles or longer are preferred.
Yes, it will take a bit of time to create this many articles, but once you have them created and scheduled, your blog will mostly run itself unless you need to delete spam from your comments or add breaking news.
Scheduling a post in WordPress is simple. Whenever you go to create a post, look on the right side under the “Publish” section. You’ll notice a date and time with “Edit” beside it. If you click “Edit”, you will be able to set a specific date and time for your post to appear.
See image below:
In order to make sure search engines don’t see your posts as potential spam, you will want to schedule them to post at different times. Do not set each one to post at midnight, and do not set each post to go in on the same day of the week. This will help search engines see your blog as natural.
Create Posts with a Purpose
Every post you make on your blog should serve one of two purposes. It should either promote engagement or it should promote a product. Most of your posts should be either informative or entertaining and for the purpose of engaging your visitors in discussion. This will keep them coming back regularly. A certain number of posts, perhaps between 10% and 25%, can be posts that promote a product or service for which you earn money.
You can add affiliate links and other promotional links in your engagement posts. In fact, you should. But the post itself should not focus on the product. Instead, the affiliate link should simply support the article in some way.
A purely promotional post will go for the hard sell. The whole post will focus on selling the product. There are several ways to do this. Below are a few examples of ways to sell products on your blog.
1. Review – If you’ve used the product, you can offer a review of it. Make sure to include a few drawbacks instead of solely focusing on positive aspects of the product. This will make your review more believable.
2. Benefits – If you haven’t used the product enough to review it yourself, you can just create an informative post about the benefits of using the product. Note that this does not mean a list of features. Features are things like size, shape, weight, how many pages a book has, what color something is, etc. Benefits are the things the product does for you.
For example, a feature of a particular book might be that it is available in digital format. The benefit of that feature to the customer would be that it can be carried easily on an electronic device for reading anywhere and that the customer doesn’t have to wait for shipping.
3. News – If a product is a fresh release, newly updated, or has some other major news attached to it, you can simply announce the product as a type of news article.
These are just a few ideas you can use for promotional posts. The more original your articles, the more likely they are to ultimately result in sales.
Mailing List
Everyone knows by now the importance of having an email list, but many people just don’t put as much effort into it as they should. It baffles us really, the number of times we hear someone bitch and moan about their inability to make money in the industry yet they haven’t even bothered to build a mailing list.
A mailing list is your greatest asset, don’t kid yourself – you will never make as much money without one. A mailing list gives you direct and immediate access to a customer base. You can notify them of product launches, jump-start traffic to a new website or blog within seconds and send a swarm of buyers to any offer, anywhere – all with a few clicks of your mouse (and all entirely FREE).
So if you haven’t yet built a mailing list, you absolutely need to do so. If you have dabbled in list building, it’s now time to take it seriously and ramp things up a notch or two. You could literally live off of the income your mailing list provides if you focus on building lists of buyers, not subscribers. Here are a few ways to do that:
Create a Freebie
Freebies are critical for building a mailing list, because most people aren’t going to give their email address to a complete stranger without some sort of real reason to. Incentives are everything. (And a 5-page report isn’t going to cut it, anymore.
Because spam is so rampant even among companies who claim to be “spam free”, people need a real incentive to give out their email address. You basically have to make them an offer that they can’t refuse.) In other words, a lead-generating, irresistible freebie needs to be of enough value that people would be willing to pay for it. It doesn’t have to be a 100-page book, but it needs to have excellent information in it, and it can’t be anything people can easily find elsewhere. In fact, it should be exclusive to your squeeze or landing page.
No one wants what can be obtained freely anywhere & everywhere. There’s no scarcity behind that message, no urgency, nothing special. But if you give them something that they can only get from you, and only for a limited time, you’ll be able to jam your mailing lists with hundreds, if not thousands of subscribers quickly.
Some ideas for freebies include:
• A quality eBook in multiple formats (include mobile devices and eReaders whenever possible)
• Free software.
• Exclusive discounts, coupons & offers.
• Free physical goods (that make for awesome branding tools ;)
• Free training of ANY kind (if it has a high perceived value) such as Udemy courses/similar training, video training packages, etc.
• A multi-part course that is delivered regularly by email (also called an eCourse).
Choose A Mailing List Provider
Okay, so your mailing list needs a place in which to be hosted and maintained and while you could do this on your own servers we highly recommend going with a professional third-party trusted provider who will ensure that your emails are compliant with anti-spam policies and that your list is always available to you.
There are literally dozens of mailing list providers to choose from, but it’s important to properly evaluate each service to find the right one for you. Since your mailing list isn’t always easy to move to another provider (you will always be able to export your list but then importing may require that every subscriber reconfirm their request to be a subscriber resulting in lost leads), so choose wisely.
Important Note: You’ll want to avoid the free providers because they often have very poor deliverability and their tracking tools are poor or non-existent. Additionally, the free providers place ads in your messages, which can take attention away from your own ads.
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Table of Contents
Introduction to Video Creation Scientist . 3
Choose a Video Type 5
Video Creation Tools . 7
Windows Movie Maker .. 7
Apple iMovie .... 7
Wideo 8
Stupeflix . 10
Animoto .. 10
One True Media ... 12
Go Animate ... 13
Masher ... 14
Videolicious ... 15
Video Resources ...... 17
Stock Photos and Videos ... 17
Stock Graphics ..... 18
Voiceovers .... 18
Music ...... 18
Final Words 20
Resources .. 21
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Different types of video require different video creation methods, different elements (such as photos, video clips, voiceover, music, etc.) and different techniques.
Here are some different types of videos you may want to create:
1. Marketing Video – A marketing video is meant to sell a specific product via sites such as YouTube. Think of this type of video as a television commercial.
2. Sales Page Video – A sales page video is a bit like a cross between a movie trailer and a television commercial. Its purpose is to excite potential customers, present some basic information about the product, and assist in the sales process. A sales page video can also be submitted to sites like YouTube, however due to its nature, it won’t be as effective without the aid of the sales page.
3. Educational Video – An educational video is typically created for one of two purposes. It is either meant to be a free video uploaded to sites like YouTube in order to generate traffic, or it is meant to be sold in some way (such as on Udemy, ClickBank, or in a membership site.)
4. Video Blog Posts – You may also want to create a post for a vlog that could be informative, instructional, present industry news, interview someone, or it could just be entertaining.
There are other types of video you may want to create, but these are the most popular for the average marketer.
Once you know what type of video you want to create, and what the purpose of that video is, you will be able to choose the best tools and resources for creating that video.
Video Creation Tools
The number of video creation tools available is absolutely astounding. Video has become the preferred media of the internet thanks to ever-increasing bandwidth availability, and companies have responded by creating tools that make the video creation process faster and easier than ever.
We are going to take a look at some of the easiest ways to create videos.
Windows Movie Maker
>>https://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-live/movie-maker#t1=overview
If you’re a Windows user, you can create simple movies with the free Windows Movie Maker software. This software is relatively simple to use, though not as simple as some of the web-based solutions.
This software makes relatively basic videos. It doesn’t include a lot of fancy templates with impressive effects. The effects it does include are simple transitions such as fades and swipes. But it includes enough features to get the job done, and it’s free.
There are many tutorials online that can teach you how to use this software. Just search for “Windows Movie Maker tutorial” on YouTube or your favorite search engine and you’ll find a plethora of learning material.
Apple iMovie
>> https://www.apple.com/mac/imovie/
Apple users also have a good option in iMovie. Unlike Windows Movie Maker, iMovie is not free. The Mac version is currently $14.99 and the iOS version is $4.99. However, iMovie comes with a plethora of templates that can be used to create stunningly professional videos with no experience.
If you want to create truly professional videos quickly and easily, iMovie is definitely one of the best options. Their built-in themes and the music that comes with them is hard to beat, and the software is relatively simple to use for a non-web-based solution.
As with Windows Movie Maker, there are plenty of tutorials online that can teach you how to use iMovie.
Wideo
Video Creation Scientist
>> https://www.wideo.co
Wideo is a bit different than most web-based video creation solutions. Instead of providing a few themes and having users insert photos and videos to produce a basic slideshow, Wideo goes further by providing a way to create custom animations using various shapes and icons.
Above you can see an example of some of the icons they have available for use in animations. These icons, along with various background colors and images, shapes, text, and music, can be used to create very cool animated movies quickly.
If you’re looking to make something like a cool Flash animation, Wideo is a good choice.
Wideo has several different payment plans to fit all budgets.
Stupeflix
>> https://www.stupeflix.com
Stupeflix will allow you to make general slideshow type presentations with standard effects using a variety of templates. There aren’t a lot of templates to choose from, but those that are available are attractive and interesting.
Stupeflix has free plans for personal use and $29 per month for professional use.
Animoto
>> https://animoto.com/
Animoto is another video creation system that uses templates to allow jazzed up slideshow type videos. They have a wide range of templates for everything from general use to more professional styles.
Their system is very easy to use. You just need to upload some pictures, choose your music, add a little text, and press a button and your video is created.
At the moment, they have nearly 50 themes available for pro users. Pricing starts at $19.99 per month, if you pay annually.
Go Animate
>> https://www.goanimate.com
GoAnimate is different from other video creation websites, because it allows you to put together animated cartoon videos. You simply choose a starter cartoon, edit it, and create your video. You can move around various elements in the environments, add characters, change their look, and more.
Plans start at $79 per month to remove Goanimate branding.
Video Resources
You’ll probably want to include some various resources in your movies. You could just use standard text on solid backgrounds, but the use of things like stock photos, video clips, clipart, voiceovers and music adds depth and interest to your videos.
Stock Photos and Videos
Never, ever grab images or videos from the web and use them in your videos. This is copyright infringement, and could lead to some major legal troubles. It’s not even a good idea to get images from “public domain” image collections, because there is no way to verify with 100% certainty that those images were uploaded by the legitimate copyright holder.
Instead, you must purchase your images and videos from a reputable stock photo agency. There are hundreds of stock photo sites, perhaps thousands if you count the smaller sites that sell images from only one photographer.
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