EmotionalKnapsack
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- Jun 5, 2019
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Dog, Yoast literally almost took my life. Okay, scraping the groups I'm going to post to.
Thanks for explaining. U know what's funny is I told someone to try fliers rather than adword dude told me it's old school but i'm 100% sure fliers work cuz imagine u give a flier to that person .. I have 98% chance that the person going to read that thing and he will def contact u but of course that's if he's gonna get a good deal etcNo that would be the exact opposite. Ranking locally means like if you are an auto-detailer in let's say Cincinnati... You and all your competitors know people are not going to drive 100 miles to get their cars detailed. So you and all the auto-detailers in Cincinnati are the ones competing for SEO/Adwords keywords in your local zip-codes/areas. An auto-detailer in California is not bidding on keywords in Cincinnati and therefore is not contributing to the drive of the price. BUT, in my post specifically locally means all of the digital world vs. the grassroots world--because remember I'm a business strategist. So if a local brick and mortar business wants to increase sales by 15% and already Word of Mouth, Billboards, and idk Fliers contribute to 90% of sales we'll go improve those "grassroots" campaigns, because a few tweaks to each campaign can change it by hundreds of percents. Which has a major impact in this hypothetical case because each of those channels already possess so much cash flow. We would not go out and spend $10K per month starting to calibrate local Adwords and $5K per month trying to outrank local competitors who have already spent so much on the authority with Google they possess. National Adwords campaigns are more competitive than local Adwords campaigns (generally speaking; because nationally you have more people competing for those keywords driving up the price) which is more competitive than local Grassroots/Brick & Mortar markets. I was stating I would rather compete in Billboards than compete in National SEO. I can out smart our competitors Billboards.......... I'll have a much more difficult time competing with everyone nationally for the same "keywords"
I see what u doing! That's how I started promoting a cpa offer back then and I even had an email list from it. U are right when u said that u are a strategistand there might be 1 or 2 posts that get like 99 shares
100% Right.. + if someone don't have the money he can go by himself and do his thing@Razen666 Absolutely I was explaining it to myself like a week ago. If you start a Free Auto-Accessories Magazine (maybe even just an ezine) where you monetize it by roping in Auto-Accessory eCommerce stores to monetize it with advertising money or rev share... and you go to fiverr and buy up 10 of those flier campaigns for like $50 buck... Ya know, where they go to the city or a college campus and pass out 500 fliers... but you have them go to Race-Day whatever state they are in ya know when they have those big race days Nascar or Carb Day or Memorial DAy or whatever....... On raceday there's a BIGASS gravel parking lot full of car lovers who are up at the track watching the race. You have the fiverr guys go to a local race and put all these fliers under the windshield wiper of their cars. You're going to have a really high conversion rate for fliers man. Typically fliers and doorhangers have a conversion rate of like 0.3% I think... but something like that shit... it's a free Auto mag. Depending on how well the fliers and magazine are put together I don't see why you couldn't get 15% outta that mug
I might have to backup the site and move it to a new url and try again! If that gets reported again I'll have to change my offer to weightloss or something. If that gets reported it's one of my dumbass friends being mad I'm making money. Orrrr it could have to be with the domain extension I really don't know
I want it to be clean... but maybe I should consider some redirects or something. Tinyurl didn't work but what does that mean ya know... idk I'll have to think on it
Going to move on to Twitter and other places/ways of promoting this offer while I think on it