jandel122
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- Feb 2, 2014
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I did something similar at one point. Spamming links to your site through Twitter is a good idea.
What I did:
I had an e-commerce store on let's say "pink panties".
One section was a monthly giveaway. Every month I gave away a "pink panty". Visitors subscribed to my newsletter/future spam list in exchange for an entry into the monthly drawing.
The landing page was an email optin but a lot more. It drew them into clicking on the buttons to learn more about the product that was being given away.
If I was doing this with Amazon I would have a big button under the option form to redirect them to amazon to learn about the pink panty of the month, where they get the cookie dumped on them. Now you are hoping that they sign up for your spam list, and you are getting a cookie placed on them where they may end up impulse buying (think girls) on your cookie. Plus they may browse your store and buy something.
Every month/week/whatever you mail your spam list to tell them about another panty you are giving away.
This is easy to do while complying with Amazon as you aren't sending affiliate links through email/socials. You are directing people to your site where they may end up going to amazon to learn more about the product.
I know this works way better on females, and you can get very creative with your giveaways. Just ask a younger lady what is "hot" right now and start pimping it.
I have no idea how those free Xbox and crap cpa offers still convert. Those advertisers have zero creativity.
Best advice I've heard for this method on this thread yet, I like the idea.