Simple offline method [CPA Acc + Domains + Flyers]

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This method is an easy way for fast residual cash and you can make killing with it every day.

The set it and forget it approach with minimal maintenance is the reason
why it appeals to me and seriously anybody can do it very easily, it really is
foolproof.

This involves some time and work in the beginning and then you can get
cash from it for months to come.

This method is so simple you will wonder why you did not think of it.

You will market a free scholarship CPA at colleges, this is pretty much a
fool-proof method.


Just to let you know the possibilities I get more than 70 leads a day on
autopilot for the past 3 months.

No Fluff let's get to the method.
Things you will need:
- CPA Accounts
- Domain Name
- Flyers

I will not be covering how to get accepted into CPA networks since there
are already a ton of resources out there teaching how to do it.

The Method:
• Create A Domain such as: http://www.scholarshipsforstudents.info

• Search Google Maps for colleges in your area.

• Tip: Make sub domains for every college you will be marketing at:
collegename.scholarshipsforstudents.info

• Go on Offervault.com and search for "scholarships", you will find a
bunch of free scholarship offers paying about $2 - $5 for a short form
lead.

• Once you have a good offer and applied to the network, redirect your
domain to it.

• Now you need alot of flyers, you can do these yourself by printing
them out with the domain name on it or you can order some from a
professional printing business.

• Go to all the local colleges and post the flyers and on bulletins, hand
them out, stick them on windsheilds, or pay some students to hand
them out and tell their friends about it.

• All these promotions are great but I will make sure to also go to the
financial aid office and drop a few stacks of these in there and/or ask
the receptionist person if you can keep them on their counter, I never
had a problem. Only maintenance will be to drop off a stacks of flyers
every few months.

• This could all be done yourself with very low costs and generate alot
of cash flow from the CPA offers, since college students are always
looking for scholarship opportunities.

• If you are not in the US or you want to automate the process you can
hire someone on Craigslist to do the job either flat rate pay or
commission based. Usually commission based is better since they will
be motivated to get the flyers around.


Bonus Method:
With this bonus method you will be able to further monetize the colleges
you are targeting. This means more leads and you can do this along with
the first method so you can kill 2 birds with one stone.

• Signup for Ecampus.com affiliate program through Commission
Junction.

• Ecampus.com Affiliate Program: Gives you commission for every book
sold or bought

• Print out flyers saying something like: "Find the Best Book Deals, We
also Buy Back Books, Visit <aff link>"

• Visit the Bookstore and drop a few stacks on the counter and in front
of the bookstore walls.

Conclusion:
I tried to make everything straight to the point and I cannot see why
ANYBODY should not make money with it, and only requires you to take
action now.

The more colleges you target the more leads you will generate daily.
This method virtually cannot get saturated since its offline and there is a lot of potential to scale.
 
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Great method, I've done similar offline methods but never used a college campus.. The book idea I think will work great! Getting started today or tomorrow.
 
Hey, sounds like a great method! I love offline shit :cool:

So , what kind of numbers have you generated from this type of campaign?
Conversion ratios etc.

Thanks for the share:listen:
 
Some really good ideas here, thank you for the share.

You'd think there would be more people talking about scholarship offers on BHW, as they seem to be a pretty decent alternative to the over saturated credit report
 
Sounds viable. I've been meaning to do something like this since I started back at my community college. I did bookmark my Alibris link on the web browsers at a few of the pc at my school and named it the school's web bookstore. We'll see what happens this coming semester.
 
In getting those 70 leads a day just how many colleges did you have to target? Did you go nuts with the flyers or just dropped stacks and hit bulletin boards? Also how long did it take to hit 70 leads a day?
 
Great method. Definitely love the idea of a residual income. I'll have to give this one a try.
 
Very Simple But Great Method.

Got Me Thinking Of How To Twist It And Apply It In The UK


Thanks For The Straight-To-The-Point Description!



Jonny.
 
I think the book idea is great! Having spent $170 on ONE book, I think the students with jump all over this!
 
I think the book idea is great! Having spent $170 on ONE book, I think the students with jump all over this!

Here is a BH method of how I saved on books in college:

I would buy the book in the beginning of the semester, make copies of first few chapters. I would return the book to the store, get my money back and borrow it occasionally from other students and make copies of chapters I needed. Total cost per book maybe $5-10 (in days of 5 cent copies) or FREE if I gave it to someone with access to a free copier at work.

Its black hat because I used b/w copier ;) hehe
 
Here is a BH method of how I saved on books in college:

I would buy the book in the beginning of the semester, make copies of first few chapters. I would return the book to the store, get my money back and borrow it occasionally from other students and make copies of chapters I needed. Total cost per book maybe $5-10 (in days of 5 cent copies) or FREE if I gave it to someone with access to a free copier at work.

Its black hat because I used b/w copier ;) hehe


That is nice!

I just went back to college after an 18 year "break" and to my surprise...the god damn cost of these text books! OMG I was in the bookstore and there were $250 books in there!
 
That is nice!

I just went back to college after an 18 year "break" and to my surprise...the god damn cost of these text books! OMG I was in the bookstore and there were $250 books in there!

I've only taken one college class, but with some textbooks the slightly outdated ones are exactly the same except the cover. On stuff like history books, even if they're not, it'll still have all the stuff you need in it.

It turns out I could've got my $80+ history book's previous identical version for $20 on amazon.
 
Good method but it is not autopilot income in any sense since you have to keep making and distributing fllyers
 
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