wizard04
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- Apr 1, 2014
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I've got some questions, as your profit appears discouraging. Need to troubleshoot this so you get your profits way up.
These clickbank sales you're getting, did you pick an offer that exactly matches the niche you pursued ... or is it really difficult to find products for sale or clickbank offers that exactly match your niche?
Do you have regrets about the niche you chose? Reading your thread made it sound like you just wanted to get going with followers first and worry about monetization later ... that sounded to me like a big mistake. I'll give you an example ...
For instance, you could have picked a clickbank product like Ted's Woodworking Plans (with thousands of DIY woodworking plans like Gazebos etc), and then started poaching the followers of all the DIY magazines, Bob Vila, This Old House, etc. You could then blog about amazon products that DIY'ers need to improve their homes, like electric saws etc. ... where your article posts on your website are specifically for selling products that DIYers would be interested in. In my mind, this is just one of many countless matches between twitter follower groups, and products that you could be selling them, that would be a profitable combination.
So what I'm wondering is ... is your niche selection, and what you're trying to promote to your followers of that caliber? Or is your niche just offering information (not really products), where its very hard to match up actual things to be purchased for your 300k+ following?
Great journey ... read it all the way through. Hoping you can get your profits way up ... 300k+ followers just seems like it should be more profitable.
The CB offer I have chose is directly connected to my niche. At the beginning I did tried to promote the same CB product with no success. I didn't get discouraged, but its was to early to start this as I didn't have enough followers to really get any response. Twitter is not the greatest platform for converting, but not impossible if you have enough followers.
The niche I choose is the one that I already had and its a a good niche, at least I think it is. In my niche I am offering information and its that kind of niche, nothing like a DIY niche where you can almost always sell some kind of a product.
But I am hoping over time i will have enough followers and big enough of a mail subscribers that I will make a sale every time I push a product.
My plan Is to push a product via article review again on Sunday, the products is kinda close related to my niche and will see if I will make any sales.