[Get] I'm 29 years old and retired. Thank you internet!

[passion4success]

Wso sales thread

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-spec...ernet.html

Direct download

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Download is half way down the page. (A pdf + mp3 download)

[nercciss]

what is this ?

[GooGly]

nice title to sell wso hahah

anyway thanks for the share

[steviej815]

Here's what he says in one of his posts about what this is all about:

"If you're under 18 you can still start your business today by building a blog/website, setting up an opt-in form, posting blogs/articles and getting traffic to it. If you post unique content on a regular basis with keyword optimized content Google will position you nicely in the search engines and provide you with organic traffic.

You can check out my blog here to see what I've done: http://www.tiptopmarketer.com

This blog receives ~50-100 visitors a day coming from Google, forums, and even other people linking to me simply because of the valuable content inside. These visitors then subscribe to my mailing list and even buy products because they like the free content.

If you don't have a bank account for age restrictive reasons then you can still set everything up and prepare for business. This will give you a head start.

Q. Where should I start with your Free WSO?

In my report I tell you the 4 ingredients you need to get the system up and running.

1. traffic > 2. squeeze page > 3. mailing list > 4. offer

Concentrate on getting your squeeze page (2) up and running and then sending traffic (1) to it. This will build your mailing list (3). Your promotion can come later.

I provide you with a squeeze page I've built myself, along with autoresponder emails you can copy into your Aweber account. Please use what's provided because it'll save you a lot of time doing everything yourself.

Q. Can I use listwire for my autoresponder?

The only two autoresponder services I recommend are the ones I use - Aweber and GetResponse. Reliability and stability are important because you'll be investing a lot of time and money into building your list. It will be afterall your best asset. I have not used listwire so I cannot comment on it.

Q. I have tried a similar system 3 years ago , I built a list of 950 subscribers and was sending the list members an email message every 5 days but I got No sales. How is your system different?


There are other factors that you've got to consider when you do email marketing.

1. Where did your traffic come from? For example, PPC traffic coming straight from the search engines from generic keywords is cold. It may be that your subscribers need to be pre-sold to what you have to offer. Traffic from articles however is much better and will response to your emails.

2. What type of emails were you sending out? If you just send out promotional emails all the time with no intention of helping your subscriber out, who'd really want to pay attention anyway? What you offer on your squeeze page must be closely revelant to what you offer in your emails.

3. Did you hand out free content? This could be in the form of PDFs, audio, paid products, video training, blog posts etc. This shows that you're putting your subscribers first and giving them free information that'll help them out. For example I blog and post useful 'how to' information and tutorials there on a regular basis and send my list to the blog post.

4. What did you promise on your squeeze page? I'm guessing you built a list of people in the internet marketing niche/make money online niche? If so, did you drill down and specify how you're going to help your visitors? For example, you could have a squeeze page and report that hands information on how to write better sales copy and increasing conversions. Did you end up giving them random 'stuff' just to build your list or did you focus on exactly what they were after - again did the emails you send out closely correspond to what they were really interested in?

Here's something to think about. If you're in the internet marketing niche, your visitors are essentially wanting to know how to make money online. The more informed visitor will have done a bit of research in advance and know that there are many ways to do this, e.g. selling on ebay, selling on amazon, freelancing, outsourcing, creating digital products, starting a membership etc. etc. You as a marketer must be in tuned with what the market wants. This is the only way you're going to survive online.

If for example I came to your website, and you offered my 'free ebooks' covering a variety of subjects on SEO, PPC, CPA, product creation, mobile marketing etc. I may sign up to learn more. I'll read through the information, I'll probably learn a few things and even start making money if I applied the techniques.

But because you've given me a variety of subjects to learn from, how would you know which one I'm interested in to develop myself? How would you know which sub-niche I'm willing to invest in the future? What if I'm really interested in learning about product creation and wanted to buy graphics or a sales letter tool to help speed up my productivity but you kept sending me promotional emails about affiliate marketing?

Quite simply, you won't - not until you start digging deeper and really understand the niche you're in. It's not a matter of just building a list and sending out emails - you've got to remember that they are REAL people on the other side - not robots. Treat them like how you'd want to be treated.


Q. If I bought a product with resell rights, won't there be other people selling it too? Won't there be competition and won't it be harder to sell?

No matter what you sell or promote as an affiliate online, there will be competition. Period. It doesn’t matter how many people are selling the same product. As long as there is a demand, the product will sell. The real question is how are you going to promote your product and where will you source your traffic from? How are you going to be different from other resellers/marketers?

I’ve mentioned before in the forums that you can simply submit the product to high-traffic affiliate merchants like ClickBank, PayDotCom, Click2Sell, DigiResults, add it to your portfolio of existing products on your affiliate hub and allow affiliates to find and promote your product this way. Here's an example of my affiliate hub: http://www.tiptopaffiliates.com. I've had a lot of success using this technique alone.

Also, think about your affiliates. One marketer is giving 50% commission. Another is giving 75% commission, another is giving 100% commission and 50% on the special offer... who do you think that affiliates would rather promote? Again it's down to you as the marketer to stand out from the crowd.

If you plan to promote your site you need to find an angle at which people will be able to find your site. Will it be on the download page of somebody else’s product?... will it be from a forum?... or will it be from an article?... will it be from a YouTube video?... will it be from a free eBook directory?...

If I was selling the same product as you it will not affect the sales of your product whatsoever. If you’re getting customers from forums, I could be getting customers from pay-per-click, if you’re getting customers from article directories, I could be getting them from my own mailing list.

It all comes down to where you source your traffic. They are so many tools out there to help you get traffic and so many people you could outsource the traffic generation to that it will never be a problem.

As for keywords, here's what you've got to understand. Not everyone will bother with them because they do not know how to use them. If you want to generate traffic from keywords, your best chance is by starting with the low-hanging fruit, that is, keywords that generate enough monthly traffic to generate a sale, but also little competition so you can rank on the first page of Google.

There are so many combination of keywords that it's a case of choosing the ones you can compete with and sticking to it and continually building backlinks optimized for that keyword. Once you start generating traffic and sales you can reinvest back into your business with automation tools and low-cost outsourcing and tackle the bigger, better keywords.

As I mention before SEO is only part of many way of generating traffic and should not be your main concern. Afterall, it is a long term strategy. "

[TopBitXchange]

"I'm 29 years old and retired. Thank you internet!"

"As I mention before SEO is only part of many way of generating traffic and should not be your main concern. Afterall, it is a long term strategy. "

You gotta love these guys ..getting funnier day by day

[California Kid]

yea, 29 and retired. that's why he spend so much time creating a sales page for a free wso so he can create a list that he will never market to. hahahaha this guy is an idiot. i wont waste my time downloading his b.s. but i will waste my time posting about it haha.....too funny

[lovu123]

I am 26 years old and still sitting here masturba...

[passion4success]

(06-30-2013 04:26 PM)lovu123 Wrote:  I am 26 years old and still sitting here masturba...

You still have 3 more years if you follow this WSO I guess!!

[yawachui]

(06-30-2013 08:10 PM)ashwin77 Wrote:  

(06-30-2013 04:26 PM)lovu123 Wrote:  I am 26 years old and still sitting here masturba...

You still have 3 more years if you follow this WSO I guess!!

No, he should not wait for 3 more years. He can start right away and make his own wso I'm 26 years old and retired. Thank you internet!

[webuser2]

(07-04-2013 03:28 PM)yawachui Wrote:  

(06-30-2013 08:10 PM)ashwin77 Wrote:  

(06-30-2013 04:26 PM)lovu123 Wrote:  I am 26 years old and still sitting here masturba...

You still have 3 more years if you follow this WSO I guess!!

No, he should not wait for 3 more years. He can start right away and make his own wso I'm 26 years old and retired. Thank you internet!

ha! ha! haaa!