affiliate.solutions
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- Apr 3, 2009
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LOL good point. But was thinking in terms of what an actual dentist might make, ( net vs gross)
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Guaranteed $10K a month online/offline hybrid method.
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mrsix
Power Member
- Sep 13, 2008
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their costs are surprisingly low compared to what they charge. My father makes crowns/bridges/etc for dentists and they take what he charges them and add about a 300% mark up on it.
djedje70
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- Feb 5, 2008
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Thanks for sharing.
Your thread makes me want to start doing offline business again.
Here's a thread I made a while ago on the topic:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/making-money/18851-make-2k-month.html
I see great potential with this idea. I just wished I had thought of it before and was already cashing in...
Your thread makes me want to start doing offline business again.
Here's a thread I made a while ago on the topic:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/making-money/18851-make-2k-month.html
I see great potential with this idea. I just wished I had thought of it before and was already cashing in...
sean connery
Newbie
- Dec 31, 2009
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Are dentists actually that willing to shell out $400/month to some guy over the phone?
As far as anyone worried about obstacles, I wanted to point out that I do something similar to this on a slightly larger level (national v. regional).
One of my larger clients grosses over 30 MILLION a year selling a consumable perishable product through brick and mortar distribution centers. They have a few dozen employees all over the country.
And they have absolutely no idea what I do to get their site to rank on the search engine. And they don't balk when they cut the check to cover my fees.
Because they don't care. What I do for them makes them more money than they pay me... That's ALL that matters. And if you approach the business you contact with that in mind, then you can't lose.
You will make them MORE MONEY than they will pay you for your service and you both win. Period
Hugo
One of my larger clients grosses over 30 MILLION a year selling a consumable perishable product through brick and mortar distribution centers. They have a few dozen employees all over the country.
And they have absolutely no idea what I do to get their site to rank on the search engine. And they don't balk when they cut the check to cover my fees.
Because they don't care. What I do for them makes them more money than they pay me... That's ALL that matters. And if you approach the business you contact with that in mind, then you can't lose.
You will make them MORE MONEY than they will pay you for your service and you both win. Period
Hugo
thedon23
Elite Member
- Dec 21, 2009
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Likely not. Your going to have to come off as professional. I would recommend you target a business in your area of residence, so you can talk to them face to face. Provide them with sufficient ID and documents to prove your not some scammer.
I don't think anyone here was planning on simply calling up the business and saying "give me $400 and let's do business."
Just my two cents.
jonny110
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- Feb 27, 2007
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Yes nice idea, if a little old now.
I was doing this a year ago and targeted florists, garages, solicitors and a few more niches.
Thing is there are simply too many other people doing this now. I get calls to my web design studio in Manchester all the time. As if i needs ome scroat to build me a website.
A better twist on this would be to concentrate on a local 'target' business, ie. one that is struggling or having problems. You can usually spot them by the '25% off now' signs in the window and 'sale must end tuesday' but they never actually say which tuesday, you get the idea.
Anyway calling them is a waste of time. I visited them and had some nice brochures printed up showing case studies etc. Businesses love the personal touch. I used to leave them a card with the brochure and (on average) 60% would call me back for more info. I was never pushy, i just explained to them how they could have a website built and how simple it was for them to increase their income.
Buying the domains before hand seems a little presumptious.
Anyways just my 2 cents.
I was doing this a year ago and targeted florists, garages, solicitors and a few more niches.
Thing is there are simply too many other people doing this now. I get calls to my web design studio in Manchester all the time. As if i needs ome scroat to build me a website.
A better twist on this would be to concentrate on a local 'target' business, ie. one that is struggling or having problems. You can usually spot them by the '25% off now' signs in the window and 'sale must end tuesday' but they never actually say which tuesday, you get the idea.
Anyway calling them is a waste of time. I visited them and had some nice brochures printed up showing case studies etc. Businesses love the personal touch. I used to leave them a card with the brochure and (on average) 60% would call me back for more info. I was never pushy, i just explained to them how they could have a website built and how simple it was for them to increase their income.
Buying the domains before hand seems a little presumptious.
Anyways just my 2 cents.
I had already implemented such a kind of trick for a very different niche,
It was plastic surgery.
made enough money out of it to buy a good BMW.
but i was unable to keep the site in the serps for enough time and eventually our deal broke off.
But i can vouvh for this method
it really works
It was plastic surgery.
made enough money out of it to buy a good BMW.
but i was unable to keep the site in the serps for enough time and eventually our deal broke off.
But i can vouvh for this method
it really works
imhill
Junior Member
- Jun 25, 2009
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Great method.
Don't know if you could get $400 without a long face to face meeting, but you could drop to $150 a month and close over the phone...maybe a go2meeting demo would help.
So...buying 200 blog comments w/ anchor text from blogs around the world was enough to get the site ranked on the first page?
ViperVin
Regular Member
- Apr 21, 2008
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I've been getting my feet with offline marketing for the last few months. I know there is plenty of money that can be made in this field.
One issue I'm trying to figure out is how, for example, is the search volume for "Dentist in Leyton" providing good leads for your clients? I did a Google keyword tool search, and that term came up with 73 search volume. e.g. 2 or 3 leads a day? I searched again for dentist terms in my local area, and most of them were 20-30 searches a month.
One issue I'm trying to figure out is how, for example, is the search volume for "Dentist in Leyton" providing good leads for your clients? I did a Google keyword tool search, and that term came up with 73 search volume. e.g. 2 or 3 leads a day? I searched again for dentist terms in my local area, and most of them were 20-30 searches a month.
mrsix
Power Member
- Sep 13, 2008
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a city fairly close to here gets 2300 searches/mo for "dentist in city_name"
CPA Cash King
Newbie
- Jun 5, 2009
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Love the method, I done some reaserch and for the keywords I would be targeting there is 29k AND 17K competing pages for phrase match would this be easy to rank for?