Sunday, 24 July 2016

Content - Using It For Traffic

You get quality interested people wanting to subscribe to your list, through your content. Using content for traffic means creating your content with an opt in page or other link, then publishing it on relevant high ranked sites.

What you get is very targeted traffic.

Yes, traffic from search engines is able to provide you with good traffic too. But you can make that much better.

Creating content and publishing it relevantly with well chosen keywords means you can be in the top 10 results.

Someone surfing the web comes across your content and consumes it. However, only a small percentage will find it interesting enough for them to click your link. This is exactly what you want. You automatically get rid of the freebie seekers and the just-curious. The small percentage are the ones who genuinely want to find out more from you.

Once you get used to content creation and publishing you're able to get better and better at improving it.

Click the link to read: Why Content Is The Niche Marketing Success Secret

Saturday, 23 July 2016

Internet Marketing Strategy - Some Basics

What should you be looking at when you're just starting your online business? It's an excellent question to start with. But there are so many supposedly fast business opportunities on the internet it's hard to decide what to do. Plus, who do you believe?

There is not necessarily one answer in every detail for all online businesses.

However, needless to say, it's best to keep away from those fast opportunities, especially when they promise a big financial outcome in a short time. Does it sound too good? Then it almost certainly is.

It's best to aim to have a business that is yours, not only legally, but the way you structure it and run it. Of course, you must have a product of some description to sell to those people who are looking to buy it. This can seem obvious but some people forget it.

Make your own business selling your products.

Here are some basics.

1 Choose a narrow niche which is part of a bigger niche. Something you already know about or will learn about.

2 Have a product or service to sell in that narrow niche. You can build on this as you grow.

3 Answer the question: "Why will people buy from me rather than someone else?" Make your product or how you serve your customers or the structure of your business unique, or as original as possible in the sub-niche, so it stands out from other similar businesses. That is, what is your competitive advantage in the market?

4 Do the basics: create a website and your own system of working it and other part of your business. Depend as little as possible on others.

5 Create a list. It will be your own market, which you can help much better through constant communication. People are getting even faster at surfing the web, especially with mobile devices, and can move away from your site in seconds.

6 Aim to find a solid traffic source for your business. Try out and test different options. When you find one, then use it fully and focus on it. 

Now click the link to read: Internet Marketing Is Wonderful Isn't It?

Thursday, 21 July 2016

Niche Marketing - Choose Something, Not Everything

Whatever market you're in or intend to be in, do you know some marketers trying to sell products about every possible area of it? This is a basic mistake to begin with: there's no focus and the marketer is too spread out.

It's much easier to sell in a niche which is part of a bigger market.

Here's why.

Imagine somebody searches for "lose weight". That person is not a targeted lead. But another person searching for "how to lose stomach fat" is. It's because the first searcher doesn't really know, it seems, what kind of diet they want, for what exact purpose. They are not yet ready to purchase yet, while the second searcher is ready to do that if they can find a product to suit them. So it's more difficult for you to sell to the first searcher.

This is like selling in a niche market. For example, somebody just going for "internet marketing" will probably take some time to get to the point of being ready to buy a product. They won't have anything set up: no site, no list, no opt in pages, no products. However, if somebody goes for "creating an opt in page", you have a chance of connecting with them as a seller. They might have tried various methods and might even have started their list. They have some knowledge and realize they need some more information to help them out.

This means being in a narrower niche gets you closer to selling your product, rather than trying to sell to everyone in a bigger market.

Now click for What's Your One Key Area Of Knowledge?

Thursday, 7 July 2016

List Building - What's A Good Campaign?

If you're using email marketing in your business, then your list is the core of it in generating revenue. Once someone has subscribed to your list there's a good chance they will become a means of lifetime revenue for you.

Therefore, aim to have all your visitors sign up to your list. They are more valuable than sending people one-off to a sales page.

To achieve the long term revenue you need to write good campaigns. They need to be opening your emails continuously because they're motivated to do so, and they need to read them. Then, also, clicking your links in them. Even a small percentage in variation can make a big difference.

Therefore, you want long term relationships with your subscribers.

Do that by satisfying their niche needs and solving problems. You do not have to always be making an offer in every email.

It's far better, for example, to give freebies to subscribers for a month and have a lifetime customer, rather than they unsubscribe fast because of too many offers. If you keep giving freebies you'll merely be seen as someone who gives freebies, and not as in business selling products.

Subscribers must be willing to purchase your products, while you build an on-going relationship.

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Friday, 24 June 2016

Email Marketing - Ideas For making It A Success

The death of email marketing is regularly claimed. Then there are the claims against receiving SPAM all the time from emailers sending out bulk emails to people who have not asked for them. It's important to get into your subscriber's inbox and not end up in their spam box.

Here are some ideas for doing that.

1 It's key that those you send emails to, have, in fact, opted in to your list. You can use double opt in where they have to click a confirmation link in a confirmation email you send them. If you want to use single opt in, then ensure they understand they are joining your list.

2 Send emails that keep their attention and they want to read, and act on if necessary. Give them important information about your niche that maybe they don't know, and will help them in some way. If you're in the exercise niche, give some beginner's tips on simple exercises or give the latest ideas on foods for health and keeping fit. In other words, give them something extra they would not have received if not on your list.

3 Give them a special offer. People like the idea of something just for them. It gives a sense of being privileged.

4 Ask them what they think of the stuff you're sending them. Because of the direct contact emails are an excellent way to get their opinions. And people like it that they have direct positive input. Use their ideas to improve your business.

Leverage your email marketing as an effective tool in improving your business both for yourself and your subscribers.

Now read Your Email Relationship Building Is Important - click the link.

Sunday, 29 May 2016

Content Marketing - How It Makes You Credible

Content that people like or are interested in gives you credibility. When someone goes through some of your content, like the one you're reading, it effects people's view of you. But it could be video, audio, a webinar, or an instagraphic.

However, it's not just a case of creating that content. You want to make it so the visitor feels driven to click your link. The content has to be useful to the visitor, and the best content to have is  content they can't easily get elsewhere on the internet.

Try these steps in order to get the click.

First, use a title that actually tells what the content is about. Avoid tricks. Keep to only one subject in the content piece.

You're reading this because you aimed to find out more about the title subject. Not something else. So it should be on target here. Get credibility by giving people what you promise and what they therefore expect.

Second, imagine you're talking to a friend of colleague who's asked your advice. Keep it simple and straightforward. People don't want essays.

Third, offer a useful freebie, a gift you'd like to get if you were in their situation. Remember you want them to click your link.

Fourth, keep this in mind: you're not giving the content to entertain for a minute and then they go somewhere else, or to pass some time. You want them to click through to your website or wherever you want them to go. You're collecting clicks, to get subscribers, to get customers, in order to make a profit by giving useful help.

Forget about those who don't click. They wouldn't have bought from you anyway.

Click to read: How To Generate Credibility In Email Marketing

Wednesday, 25 May 2016

Content Marketing - You Must Know Your Subject

Content marketing is about getting focused traffic that's already interested in the subject of  the content.

Therefore, create content about stuff you know about in your niche. Through the niche information in your content there should also be a connection with your site's focus. You can fairly easily find more information about your subject both online and offline.

Of course, it's much better if you can create content from your own knowledge, preferably as someone with expertise in it.
Therefore you have to find out about your niche in some detail, or one aspect of it. Then you can tell other people how to take action on it.

But going even further, it's best to tell people knowledge who have started taking some actions in your niche and/or about an individual subject in it. Create your content for them as people at the very start of their online business usually don't want to spend money yet.

Aim to attract those people already working to some extent or other in your niche.

Click to read: Why Content Is The Niche Marketing Success Secret