Since I started this blog back in March, I’ve had a target to increase the number of visitors that comes to this site by 10% each month.
I am pleased to say that the actual percentage I achieve has been on average 14% for every month.
Thank YOU for coming over and dropping by.
Thank YOU for commenting.
Thank YOU for Tweeting and Digging and all that other social bookmarking malarkey.
I only wish you could Stumble (this site is banned – click on this link and see my Banned by StumbleUpon post).
In the previous article on selling more of your products, I talked about having an affiliate page for each of your sales pages plus how you’d go about writing to your blogging friends inviting them to sell your product as an affiliate.
That should be the first stage of your affiliate marketing strategy.
In this article we shall cover how we approach strangers!
Writing to strangers hoping they will sell hundreds of your products is EASY.
Writing to strangers hoping they will sell hundreds of your products and getting a great positive response is HARD.
In a recent post I wrote about the top blogging topics to write about.
So now you have chosen the topic you wish to blog about, what are you going to write?
You may have chosen one of the “hot topics” like recipes, but what exactly will you write about “recipes”?
Will it be about the utensils required? Cakes? Healthy eating? 10-minute dinners?
Once you have decided on a specific subject matter, what information do you want to share?
Here are some ways you can generate ideas…
Ask your friends
I was recently asked to ‘share’ a post with all my friends, it was entitled, “AMBER ALERT: NEW Damian Paul Duncan 11 MISSING TN 7/8/09″ (web page image on the left).
So I thought that’s a good cause, I shall. So I did!
Then I start getting some complaints back from my Stumble friends.
Asking why I am sharing such rubbish, etc. But the web age associated with the ‘complaint’ was a page I didn’t recognise. I simply replied, “I didn’t share this…sorry”
Then I receive a few more. I was confused.
Establishing a credibility as an internet marketer depends on many components.
I’ve previously spoken about how your credibility starts with your name and your expertise levels.
Another area is your presence in the social media space. It is vitally important who you hang out with and how you interact with people.
As a very simple example: imagine yourself at a conference you are attending as a delegate. You see the list of speakers and you notice that predominantly they are together. There is a kind of aura of expert knowledge attached to them. Then there are some people that are not speakers but also socialise with them.
During my ‘on-line’ life I have established a vast number of friends and colleagues, one of which is Adam Wong.
Adam Wong is a typical example of how anyone, regardless or age and experience can realize their dreams if they simply just use the right strategies and take massive action.
In his early years, he invested in himself and attended several ‘Wealth’ programs.
But Adam didn’t do what 99% of individuals do when they finish learning about a topic. He did what only 1% of the population do…he took took massive action and applied everything he’d been taught.
Hi, Andrew Rondeau here and this blog, my blog, will not lie to you. I will give it to you straight.This blog is about blogging, the Internet and sharing my experiences and advice on how to make a blog and a blog income. I also build blogs and websites for clients.
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