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Table Of Contents 3
Introduction 4
How To Do It 6
Check Your User Profile Passes The Test 7
Creating Groups On Twitter 10
Twitter SEO 11
Forums 11
Blogs 11
Directories 11
Tweeting Effectively: More Tools That Help 13
Twitter Analytics And Tracking Tools 16
Marketing And Promotion Tools 19
Affiliate Marketing On Twitter? 20
Twitter And Adsense 21
Create A Twitter Twestival 22
Twitter Marketing Mistakes 22
Twitter Tidbits 25
Twitter Advertising 26
Twitter Design: The Visuals 26
Keeping In Touch With Your Market 28
The Art Of Tweeting: It’s Not About The Apps 28
10 Tips For Writing Great Tweets 29
Creating Your Twitter “Lunchroom” 32
The Single Most Crucial Secret Of Twitter Success 37
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Introduction
Twitter now holds third place behind Facebook and MySpace among the top 25 Social Networking sites, with 54,218,731 monthly visits, (completely overtaking MySpace in the process), according to Compete. ComScore’s own study showed Twitter traffic increased up to 700% in the twelve months preceding its study. Functioning Form quotes 44.5 million unique visitors worldwide in June, 2009. Since Twitter use is multiplying daily, it’s only common sense to consider Twitter as a crucial part of your marketing strategy.
But using Twitter as a marketing tool doesn’t just mean slapping up links to your product and tweeting them (in fact, if that’s your only Twitter marketing strategy, it’s virtually guaranteed you’ll fail miserably!) Instead, take advantage of the way Twitter allows you to diversify your marketing in a number of methods; some of them overt, some “behind the scenes”.
It’s also important to understand why – and how – Twitter works… and what is making it so successful; the hidden qualities that fooled so many “experts” busy nay-saying it last year...
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Section I: All About Upselling
What Is An Upsell? 5
Why Should Business Owners Use Upsells? 5
The Difference Between Upselling And Cross Selling 9
When Cross Selling Is Actually Illegal 10
The Benefits Of Upselling 10
Shopping Cart Tips 11
The Wasted Space Of The Confirmation Page 11
How To Adapt Retail Upsell Practices To Online Upselling 12
Taking Note of Your Customer’s Background And Budget 12
The Hidden Market 13
How To Spot A Great Upsell/Cross Sell Option 14
When Should You Upsell? 15
Section II: Methods And Techniques
Fear Based Selling 15
Recommendation Selling 16
Personal Endorsement 17
“Tag Ons” 17
Make It Easy To Return To The Products Page 18
Use “Tick Off” Boxes Rather Than Buttons 18
Take Advantage Of Impulse Buying 19
Different Types Of Upsell 19
The “Freebie” Upsell 19
“Basic – Deluxe – Professional” 20
Resell Upsell 21
Extras Upsell 21
Package Deal Upsell 22
Length Of Time 22
Extension Upsell 22
Discount Upsell 22
Bulk Upsell 23
Affiliate Upsell 23
P.S. Upsell 23
The “Disassembled” Upsell 23
But Exactly How Do You Use An Upsell? 24
Section III: 17 Fatal Upselling Mistakes And The Psychology Of Upselling
“Hot” Buttons 26
Do Your Own Case Study 26
17 Fatal Upselling Mistakes 28
Mistake #1: Overselling 28
Mistake #2: Not Keeping It Relevant 28
Mistake #3: Upsell Suggestions Below The Fold 29
Mistake #4: Ignoring Or Dismissing Customer Fears 29
Mistake #5: Offering Products Actually Compete With Yours 29
Mistake #6: Proposing Too Great A Leap In The Upsell 30
Mistake #7: Being Too “Pushy” 30
Mistake #8: Offering Inferior Products As A Cross Sell 31
Mistake #9: Ignoring Gender 32
Mistake #10: Coming Across As Not Believing In Your Product 33
Mistake #11: Coming Across As Phony Or Lame 34
Mistake #12: Not Testing Your Upsells 34
Mistake #13: Not Describing At Least One Concrete Benefit 35
Mistake #14: Giving Away Too Much In Order To Make The Upsell 35
Mistake #15: Not Planning Your Upsells For Profit 36
Mistake #16: Making Assumptions 36
(And YES – there’s a Number 17!)
Ideas For Upsells 37
Selling Styles 38
Buying Signals 38
The Difference Between Men And Women 39
Selling Triggers For Women 40
What Doesn’t Work 40
Selling Triggers For Men 41
What Doesn’t Work 41
How To Project A Positive Upselling Personality 42
The Last Word: Summing It All Up 43
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Section I: All About Upselling
What Is An Upsell?
You pull up to the drive through menu console. Within seconds, you’re ordering a steak on a bun and a large coffee (double-double).
“Would you like fries with that?” says the disembodied voice from the lop-sided speaker.
“Sure, give me a large fry,” you say, suddenly imagining how crispy, hot and salty they’ll taste.
Congratulations.
You have just been the victim of an Upsell – and your favourite fast-food restaurant pocketed the profit.
Why Should Business Owners
Use Upsells?
Large companies have taken upsells for granted for decades as a standard means to increase profit ratios. It’s usually the small business person who all too often never thinks about doing this at all.
In the case of internet marketing, very often it’s because the learning curve at the beginning is huge for people who may never have worked outside a structured traditional “job” before – but once you’ve got your feet properly wet and tested the water, continuing to ignore this extra avenue of income makes no sense.
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Introduction 4
What Is A Sales Funnel 4
Who And Why 5
The Golden Spiral 6
Sales Funnel Brainstorming 10
Organization: Your Key To Success 12
Front End Versus Back End 13
Multiple Lists 16
Two Directions At Once 17
Your Affiliates: What Do They Do 17
After Your Leads Have Opted In 18
Back End Advantages 19
Sales Funnel Challenges 20
Bottlenecks 20
Fads & Trends 22
Maintenance 24
Autoresponder Management 24
Back To Basics 28
Closed Questioning 28
Customer Care & Feeding 30
Tips For Superior Marketing Campaigns 32
Tracking & Testing 35
Testing 36
Tracking Tools 37
Failed Sales 38
Adwords & PPC 38
Sales Funnel Terminology 39
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Introduction
As an online business owner, you most likely have a basic knowledge of the Sales Funnel principle. What you need now are more in-depth strategies to make sure your Sales Funnels are set up to be strong and successful.
Some typical sales opportunities used to build many internet marketing Sales Funnels:
-> Special Reports
-> Larger eBooks
-> Email courses
-> Memberships
-> Physical Products
-> Multimedia events (webinars, teleseminars, podcasts, mp3s)
-> Mastermind group subscriptions
-> Software and instruction packages
-> One On One coaching
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Introduction
The face of marketing has changed drastically over the past century or so. The earliest marketing messages had to be either written or delivered in person. Sales pitches were found in newspaper ads, on signs and in direct mail pieces. Then came the invention of radio, and subsequently radio advertising. That was followed by television, and later by email and the Internet.
It's rather mind-boggling how many different ways we have to reach our target market today. But despite all of these technological advances, the written word remains instrumental to any marketing effort. Copywriting might be one of the oldest marketing methods, but it is far from obsolete.
In fact, the Internet has given copywriting a whole new venue. Putting sales letters online allows us to reach those who will buy our products more easily and less expensively. So knowing how to write copy that sells is perhaps more important now than it has ever been before.
Since copywriting is such an ancient craft, there has been plenty of time for professionals to determine what works and what doesn't. While there are some trends that come and go, the main principles have remained the same. Today's marketers can benefit tremendously from the trial and error of copywriters over the years.
If you know the basics of copywriting but are ready to take it to the next level, this report can help. Keep reading to learn how you can tweak your copy to get more out of your sales pages and other marketing materials.
A Basic Principle That's Worth Repeating
Beginning copywriters often want to know what one thing they can do to make their sales copy more effective. Of course, it isn't really that easy. There are lots of elements that go into a great sales letter. But there's one fundamental rule that should remain in the back of your mind throughout every piece of copy you write. And that's to focus on benefits, not features.
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Quick Start Guide To Social Media And Your Business
Social media is a hot topic these days. People are spending time “tweeting”, updating their blogs and meeting on Facebook. They are using these venues as a means to keep in touch with friends and family, as well as make business contacts for the present and future. If you’re not familiar with social media or networking, this quick-start guide to social media will help you learn what it is and how it can benefit your business.
Social media is how people can share informational online content. There are many different formats and platforms which are available for those wishing to add social media to their online marketing strategies. Online social media or networking websites are quite similar to traditional communities. They give people a place to come together to discuss common topics, or search for particular goods and services.
Social media can be as simple as instant messages or something as complex such as creating a squeeze page within a blog. All of these methods can be used to help you market the goods or services you have to offer.
Implementing Social Media
There are many internet marketers who find themselves more successful than they could have imagined once they started to comprehend and use social media.
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Introduction 3-4
Who Are You Going To Sell To? 4-6
Start Building Credibility As A Business Person 6-7
Blogs 7
Micro-Blogs Like Twitter 7-8
Forums 8
Article Directories 9
Social News Sharing Or Rating Sites 9-10
Planning Out Your Pre-Launch 10
Affiliate Program 10-11
Getting Affiliates 12
Getting People To Signup For Your Affiliate Program 12-13
Make It Worth Their While 13
Offer Good Incentives 14
Allow Them To Review The Item 15
Promotion 12-13
Email Marketing Campaign 15-16
Write A Free Report 17
Make A Video 18-19
Podcast/Audio Content 19-21
Press Release 21-24
Creative Ways To Get People Interested In Your Product 25
Offer A Sampling 25-26
Limited Offers 26
Discuss The Product 27
Run A Contest 27
Teleseminars And Webinars 28
Ecourses 29
Pay-Per-Click Advertising 29-30
Joint Ventures 30-31
Getting Ready 31
Communicate With Affiliates 31-32
Get The Product Landing Page Set Up 32-33
Avoid These Common Mistakes 34-27
In Conclusion 38
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Introduction
Informational products are one of the biggest money makers on the internet. People have a need and a desire to learn new things about all sorts of topics. Informational products are the solutions to those needs.
EBooks, video series and the like are being sold like hotcakes every day, because people want to tap into that knowledge and learn things for themselves. Internet Marketers are cashing into that need and creating their products to sell.
Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to successfully get their product out there to create a big enough desire for huge profits. Most people find they obtain small amounts of sales coming in sporadically and they just can’t figure out what exactly they’re doing wrong.
Oftentimes, the answer to their problem is in the way they launch it. Simply creating an info product and setting up a web page isn’t enough to get people to come. There are other important steps that need to be taken in order to see their money- making dream come true.
When searching the internet for information about launching products, you may come across some hype that gear you up for instant overnight success without doing any work to get it. They focus on selling you on the idea of gaining success and leave out much of the important information, which is how to get it.
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Introduction 3
What Is Outsourcing? Why Do Business Owners Use It? 4
Reasons To Outsource 4-7
Disadvantages To Outsourcing 7-9
What Kinds Of Tasks Can Be Outsourced? 9
Writing 9-10
Customer Service 10
Bookkeeping 11
Marketing 11
Web Design 11-12
Who Can Perform Outsourced Tasks? 12-16
How Can You Tell If You Are Hiring Quality Freelancers? 16-17
Things You Should Know Before Hiring 18-21
What About Contracting Work Via A Freelancing Website? 22
How Freelance Sites Work 22
What Freelance Sites Are Available 22-23
Tips For Making Your Experience Successful 23-25
Making The Most Of Your Outsourcing Experience 25
You & Your Business: What Your Contractors Should Know 26-28
How to Train Your Contractors 28-29
Conclusion 30
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Introduction
Any online business takes a lot of hard work and effort to manage. Every day there are several tasks that must be attended to. The work piles up as the week goes on and you find yourself wondering why you took on this business endeavor in the first place.
You wanted to spend more time doing your favorite hobbies, playing or relaxing with your family or just doing the other things you haven’t had a chance to do in a long time.
What Happened?
When you decided to spend more time at home you didn’t think you would end up being in front of your computer the whole time.
That’s what owning your own online business can be about. Time spent mostly on the business trudging through the small details as well as all the bigger ones just to keep it running. Since you wanted to earn more income and be your own boss then you’re pretty much stuck right?
Wrong!
You certainly don’t have to be caught in a bind all the time. There is something you can do, but it does take some planning and organization to accomplish. Don’t worry, it will be worth it.
Get ready, get set and go! It’s time to discover how you can free up some of your time.
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How To Turn Your Subscribers Into Buyers
“Proven techniques for making money from your lists”
There’s one simple secret to turning your subscribers into buyers that makes all the other secrets I’m going to show you work – or totally breaks them. And I’m not going to keep you in suspense, dangling it like a carrot.
But I’ll warn you - when I tell you what it is, you’re going to say “Is that all?”
And yes. It is.
But if you jump to the hasty conclusion that it’s as simple as it sounds, think twice.
So are you ready? Because here we go with 7 rock-solid ways to turn your subscribers into buyers.
And at the heart, the core of it all? Your one single most important secret…
1. “Building A Relationship With Your Subscriber”
Ouch. I can actually hear you. Told you it was simple. But bear with me for just a few moments, and let me show you what I mean.
For many years, Canadian show jumping was dominated by the unbeatable team of Olympic equestrian Ian Millar and his horse, Big Ben. If you’ve ever been at a horse show and watched a top rider like Millar in action, you’ve inevitably heard at least one member of the audience say something along the lines of, “Is that all? The horse is doing it for him.”
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Introduction 4-5
Why is Content An Important Part of Your Marketing Strategy? 5-11
Who Are You? 6-7
Are You For Real? 7-8
Pick Me 8
Do I Remember You? 8-9
Where Do I Go? I’m Lost 9-10
Can I Really Trust You? 10-11
Content That Holds the Power You Should Be Harnessing 11-15
Articles 11-12
E-Books 12-13
Reports 13
Website Content 14
Blogs 14
Newsletters 15
Creating Compelling Content that Achieves Marketing Success 15-28
Articles 16-19
E-Books 19-21
Reports 21-24
Website 24-25
Blogs 25-26
Newsletters 26-28
Where To Market Your Content 28-32
Article Directories 29-30
Blogrolls 30
Social Media Sites or Micro-Blogs 30-31
Use Squeeze Pages for Newsletter Sign-ups 31
Message Boards and Forums 31-32
Affiliates 32
Final Thoughts 33
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Introduction
Are you frustrated because you’re still not making the kind of money you would like to – even after you’ve spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours marketing your business the way everyone else told you to?
You’re not alone!
We’ve all wasted time and money on things that don’t work. In fact, statistics show that the average new Internet marketer will lose $1500 to $2500 during the first year of business on worthless products and programs.
I’m not going to lie and tell you that you don’t have to spend money to get your business off the ground and keep it going, because you do, but once you’re up and running it shouldn’t be costing you money.
Now I’m not talking about your everyday business expenses. You do have to fork out money for website hosting, a shopping cart service, autoresponder account, and things like that. But when you start spending more money than you make driving traffic to your website, you need step back and take a serious look at your current marketing strategies.
So isn’t it time to leave behind those high ticket products and old-fashioned advertising methods and learn the real deal to building a solid, long-term business?
Because that’s what you want don’t you? A business with a foundation meant for longevity and growth.
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1. Become Inspired by Something
• It doesn’t maIer where it comes from.
• It has to speak to your audience and be something that you can talk about confidently.
• Real life experience
• ConversaBons with People
• Something you learned from a teacher/mentor.
• Something you read, remember, even something from your childhood or a TV show.