super nuver
Newbie
- Aug 30, 2007
- 42
- 5
First of all I would like to commend you on the time and energy you took to answer all these questions with real actionable info.
The main time bandit for me and I'm guessing most every other person trying to make a profit is the wandering style and multitasking behavior we use to surf the net for information. After reading your answers I can see a well thought out plan for anybody to follow and some day make a profit. Just get the heck off the forums and blogs and start working. Stop reading and start creating. I can see you have a good personality trait to stay focused on one thing until it works. This is why you're making a profit while the rest of us (most of us) continue reading and learning but not creating and profiting.
Regarding your opt-in technique with other affiliate products (not your own). Do you have any problems with getting emails from the same customers your affiliate is getting? Isn't that the same thing as competing for the same keywords? It's probably not a big deal but have you received any complaints from your affiliates to stop using the opt-in on your pre-sale?
You mentioned going to the Library to research info for your own products. Can you elaborate in a bit more detail or provide a couple more resources about how to create your own info product? Also it seems you're giving away a lot of free teaser info within your auto responder. That's a lot of content. Do you have in house writers and researchers for your info gathering and writing.
As far as auto responders go I'm guessing aweber is the best. Is it worth trying to use a different auto responder without a recurring fee or is it really worth it to use aweber? As a beginner it's a bit hard to judge how much you need to spend each month against how much you will make or lose each month. That's why it might be better to start without recurring fees in the beginning until you start cash flowing.
Thanks for your time!
The main time bandit for me and I'm guessing most every other person trying to make a profit is the wandering style and multitasking behavior we use to surf the net for information. After reading your answers I can see a well thought out plan for anybody to follow and some day make a profit. Just get the heck off the forums and blogs and start working. Stop reading and start creating. I can see you have a good personality trait to stay focused on one thing until it works. This is why you're making a profit while the rest of us (most of us) continue reading and learning but not creating and profiting.
Regarding your opt-in technique with other affiliate products (not your own). Do you have any problems with getting emails from the same customers your affiliate is getting? Isn't that the same thing as competing for the same keywords? It's probably not a big deal but have you received any complaints from your affiliates to stop using the opt-in on your pre-sale?
You mentioned going to the Library to research info for your own products. Can you elaborate in a bit more detail or provide a couple more resources about how to create your own info product? Also it seems you're giving away a lot of free teaser info within your auto responder. That's a lot of content. Do you have in house writers and researchers for your info gathering and writing.
As far as auto responders go I'm guessing aweber is the best. Is it worth trying to use a different auto responder without a recurring fee or is it really worth it to use aweber? As a beginner it's a bit hard to judge how much you need to spend each month against how much you will make or lose each month. That's why it might be better to start without recurring fees in the beginning until you start cash flowing.
Thanks for your time!