William Charlwood

Internet Marketing Consultant
calendar November 5th, 2008 by William

Info Product Killer. Wow! This really is it for 2008. Here’s an absolutely brilliant product for you. It’s virtually impossible not to succeed with it and if you don’t use it, you’re going to miss out Big Time while others just rake in the dollars.

Look at this easy recipe…

1. Take a product in hot demand.

2. Add a deadline that you really can’t move (like Christmas!)

3. Put up a mini-site that ranks on the first page of Google for that product in time for the Christmas rush.

4. Stir in a strong “call to action” that includes your affiliate link to an ecommerce partner site.

5. Cash your commission checks.

How hard is that?

It’s amazingly easy - at least it is now. The product I’m talking about goes through each of these steps in turn and explains everything with a combination of pdf files, SEO checklists and videos.

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This blueprint made someone over $115,000 last Christmas and you can discover how he did it. http://www.insidertactics.com/ipk.php?blog
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The basic concepts do make intuitive sense don’t they?

If you want to sell stuff online, and that’s how you make big commissions, it makes sense to go where the volume is.

In other words, find a hot market. Why look elsewhere?

Deadlines are 100% proven to boost sales and you can’t move Christmas anymore than you can change yesterday. Everyone is going to do their shopping for Christmas before Christmas aren’t they? And who wants to be late with gifts for their children?

Mini-sites, provided you know how to get them ranked very high and very fast in Google etc. attract a lot of traffic. (A mini-site is simply a small website dedicated to a single topic). And they can be built to focus that traffic on one thing and one thing alone - placing an order.

A strong Call to Action (like “Order now”) makes people take the action you want and place those orders like clockwork.

Finally, a proven ecommerce site has got to be the best business partner you can work with. We’re talking Amazon here - plus some others.

Do these things and you’ll make money. Do them quickly and you will benefit from the Christmas rush.

The product I’ve been reviewing explains all these steps in really clear detail. You get pdfs and videos. Best of all, you get to see how it all works fast without having to spend hours trying to find the nuggets.

Critically it also shows you how to get your mini-sites ranked fast - even if you don’t already have an existing network of sites to piggy-back off. In other words, this is a boot-strapped business. NO PRIOR SITES or EMAILING LISTS required.

So it’s for newbies as well as experts and doesn’t rely on fancy search engine footwork. You just use templates that are provided and a proprietary checklist of web page optimization steps that anyone can follow.

This proven business blueprint was developed here in the UK by a red-hot internet marketer and last Christmas it made him over $115,000.

But you know what? It made him EVEN MORE in the “quiet”months thereafter. So you could pay for Christmas in advance rather than on your credit card and then spend some serious money next year too.
Go to http://www.insidertactics.com/ipk.php?blog

I recommend this product highly. It’s good for Christmas, could really help pay for some extra gifts for you and your loved ones and could bring in some automated income throughout next year too.

Quite a bit of it too.

calendar August 5th, 2008 by William

If you are doing any sort of testing then you need to make sure you have enough data to make rational decisions. I recently ran a split test using my autoresponder. What I did was send out two different emails to a relatively small list (around 400) and measured the response rates.

It was a classic A/B Split Test in other words although the sample size was quite small.

Here’s Version A of my email

Hello Firstname

Recently I mentioned a free ebook that makes me good money.

I didn’t write it. It is free to read. You don’t need to supply
an email address to get access to it.

But if you read it you’ll discover something pretty neat.
The book is quite short and very punchy.

To make it work for you here’s a very simple idea: put your
link to the book as a signature in your emails.

You can copy the example below if you want.

With best wishes

William Charlwood

PS Discover the ultimate online super tip.
http://www.supertips.com/ultimate/x/?id=104

And here is Version B

Hello Firstname

Recently I mentioned a free ebook that makes me good money.

I didn’t write it. It is free to read. You don’t need to supply
an email address to get access to it.

But if you read it you’ll discover something pretty neat.
The book is quite short and very punchy.

To make it work for you here’s a very simple idea: put your
link to the book as a signature in your emails.

You can copy the example below if you want.

With best wishes

William Charlwood

Discover the ultimate online super tip.
http://www.supertips.com/ultimate/x/?id=104

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Spot the difference!

Actually the only difference was the use of “PS” in version A.

Initially I was intrigued to see that Version A was significantly more successful in terms of click through rates. At one point there was a 91% likelihood that its relative out-performance would be repeatable. In other words, statistically it looked as though a similar exercise done again would show that Version A generated a higher click through rate 91% of the time.But as data dribbled in, the relative response rates got closer and closer. At the moment Version A has generated a click through rate of 23.5% and Version B a click through rate of 22.7%. These click through rates are quite high for emails and often one problem you face is getting people to read them in the first place.

The figures themselves are too close to separate and suggest that the results of this particular split test are neutral which is a shame! I rather enjoyed having made what looked like an interesting discovery, namely that using PS as opposed to not using PS made a difference.

But I was wrong to leap to this conclusion too early.

Just for completeness, the subject line of both emails was the same:

A Quick Suggestion

calendar July 14th, 2008 by William

Afiliados de comercialización es una forma de comercialización en que la actividad de venta de productos se utilizan una serie de personas ajenas a ayudar a vender sus productos por lo general a cambio de una comisión.

Por lo tanto, hay 2 diferentes entidades que participan en marketing afiliado.

Las empresas que vendan el producto o servicio. La comercialización que promueve el negocio del producto o servicio sobre la base de una comisión.

Antes de Internet, marketing afiliado tiene un nombre bastante malo no por ello menos importante cuando se asoció con varios niveles de comercialización. Sin embargo, muchas empresas se han afiliado a efecto de marketing cuando actúan como agentes de otras empresas. Por ejemplo, una vez que trabajé para una empresa en el Reino Unido que había agentes en muchos otros países alrededor del mundo que promueven nuestros productos en sus mercados locales. La empresa he trabajado para no pagar estos agentes el dinero. En lugar de ello, “vendido” a los productos a un gran descuento, cuando obtuvo un local hizo una venta y el agente pasa la mercancía en el usuario final en todo el precio de mercado. Esto significa que ganaban una comisión por la venta y este modelo de negocio es muy amplio. Ellos son, de hecho, actúa como filial de marketing: que actuó como una comisión de sólo canal de ventas.

a Internet ha puesto marketing afiliado a los esteroides ya que el seguimiento de ecnologías permiten a las empresas a crear vínculos de afiliación para un ejército de los afiliados y realizar el seguimiento de cualquier ventas realizadas por un afiliado automáticamente. Incluso se ha permitido la contratación automática de un afiliado fuerza de ventas.

Marketing de afiliados