So you’ve been to Clickbank and browsed around. You’ve seen the pitch or sales pages for a number of products. Read the rest of this entry

So you’ve been to Clickbank and browsed around. You’ve seen the pitch or sales pages for a number of products. Read the rest of this entry

Writing through the eyes of a person still very “green’ or “wet behind the ears” to the concept of how to earn decent money as an Internet Marketer, my journey to find a good Internet Marketing resource really reminded me of shopping for new shoes.

Step #1: Off To the Shoe Store

So what is the first thing you do when shopping for a pair of new shoes, obviously you head for your local shoe stone to look around. As a “newbie” to the world of Internet Marketing, I head for my computer to look for Internet Marketing resources online. Googling this term “Internet Marketing” or perhaps a phrase like “Internet Marketing resources” is like entering the doors of a huge shoe store! For more information logon to www.website-conversion-mastery.com .The shelves, or in this case, the Internet, is jammed with all kind of products for your inspection .Each one competing for your attention and eventually your hard earned dollars.

Step #2: Browsing the Merchandise

If you are like me, I like to browse around to see what is available in my area of interest before seeking the help of the sales people. Others I know prefer to go directly to the sales people first, get advice and then browse in their area of interest. So that means steps #2 and #3, may be done in reverse order, depending on your shopping style.

So to continue, rather than walking around the shoe store, as a person interested in Internet Marketing resources you are browsing the Internet listings by clicking on various websites to read what the authors have to say, or perhaps you go to the paid advertisements and click on some of interest.

Step #3: The Sales Pitches

Sooner of later, you will seek out a shoe store clerk, or they will notice you browsing and approach you. In the Internet Marketing world, this process is often started after you read a marketing article, a product review, or a paid sales advertisement, and are taken to what is sometimes called a “pitch page” or a “landing page”. This is where someone is going to tell you all the many reasons why buying this product is going to make you very successful and rich as an Internet Marketer, it is a “one of a kind product”, “best of the best”, etc..

Just like the shoe store clerk telling you all the advantages of buying the shoes they are describing to you based on appearance, durability, level of comfort, and other features designed to make each shoe “the one you just have to have”.

Often a shoe store will have “specials” or brochures available to view as well to promote products in the store and your Internet Marketing product search experience is no different. Instead what will often happen is that some website “pitch pages” will have gimmicks to obtain your e-mail address, often in the form of a free downloadable information product related to some aspect of Internet Marketing. Often these are very good products and merchants know that we all like to “get something for free”.

Step #4: Trying On the Product
After listening to the sales pitches, either from your shoe store clerk, or visiting a number of “pitch pages” in your Internet search and reading the sales e-mails you probably have flooding your e-mail in-box, it is time to start trying on the products to see what “fits” or will work best for you. As you well know with shoes, one size does not fit all, one shoe type does not serve everyone’s purposes, and not very one likes the same color.

Step #5: Decision Time
So now we have reached biggest step, where the “rubber meet the road”, and you have to haul out your wallet, get out the cash, or credit card and buy the shoe or Internet Marketing resource that you feel is the best fit and value for you. Now here is where there is a real difference between shopping for shoes and shopping for Internet Marketing resources that greatly favors you, the consumer.

Yet in contrast you can put the Internet Market resource to the test, use it 24/7 to try and earn money, and at the end of the trial period if you are not happy simply ask for a total refund .Should you feel guilty about “test driving” products? For more information logon to www.tube-traffic.com .No way, this is all part of the way “business is done” on the Internet this day. So if you can test a product for free, take advantage of this! After all, in the end it is your money!

I hope you know have a better understanding of how finding an Internet Marketing resource is like shopping for shoes.

One final point I would like to make. When we go to buy a product such as shoes or a good Internet Marketing resource, it is often very helpful to seek the advice of others who have bought the product, reviewed the product themselves, or perhaps if we are lucky, someone who actually worked with the product. Shopping around for Internet Marketing resources and advice before you buy is certainly no different. There are many programs out there claiming to full fill this need for beginning Internet Marketers.

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Everyone who has an interest in selling e-books on-line has questions. How do I promote my e-book? How do I construct a good sales page? How can I use AdWords effectively? How can I learn about joint ventures? How will I drive traffic to my site? How can I generate a mailing list? The list goes on and on.

It can be expensive to buy the information you want on-line. Sure, you can find e-books explaining almost everything you want to know, but the good e-books dealing with Internet marketing can run from $37-$97 a whack. Your goal is to make money on line, not to spend it. But there are ways to get the very best information about any question you may have about selling e-books completely free.

I’ll give you two ways here to pick the brains of the experts and not spend a dime!

Method 1: Start out by visiting sites dealing with topics you need to learn more about. Visit sites that sell e-books related to the topic in question. First, this will give you a good idea of how competing publishers are designing their sales pages. You can learn a lot from this.

Anyway, the successful publishers will certainly be good at collecting information from visitors at their sites. They will have squeeze pages set up asking you for your name and email address in exchange for their newsletter, mini-course, or free downloadable file. Remember, even a very good pitch page for an e-book may convert only 2-3% of first time visitors into buyers. But e-book publishers know that if they can collect names and e-mails from, say, 20% of their visitors–they can follow up via e-mail with special offers or bonuses to encourage their list names to buy later down the road. The real money in selling e-books on-line is in working the lists!

But visitors don’t give up their information easily. You must offer them something of genuine perceived value to get them to do this. So the big guys offer some pretty amazing stuff in order to get people to subscribe to their newsletter. They often give out free video tutorials, mini-courses, reports–things like that.

I can tell you that they very best information related to Internet marketing I have ever received has been TOTALLY FREE from e-book publishers. Guys like Mike Filsaime, Jeff Johnson, Andy Jenkins and Brad Fallon at Stompernet, and Michael Rasmussen regularly give away more quality free stuff from their sites than you could get buying dozens of $97 e-books on the same topics.

They do this to 1.) Get your name on their mailing list, and 2.) Provide you with good quality material to build a relationship (this is a key) with you and make you a believer in the value of their expertise. If you aren’t familiar with the guys I mentioned above you need to Google them up and learn from them. Read every word they write and subscribe to their newsletters and mini-courses. They are the very best in the business!

Method 2: Right now you are reading a free article and you are getting some good tips. But here is the thing: Many of the big boys in the e-book publishing business regularly submit articles to directories to increase their brand awareness and products to tons of readers.

And once you get some expertise in your area, consider writing and submitting articles of your own. Submit them to directories just like this one. It is an excellent way to create exposure and awareness of your products to large audiences!
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It can be expensive to buy the information you want on-line. Sure, you can find e-books explaining almost everything you want to know, but the good e-books dealing with Internet marketing can run from $37-$97 a whack for the help www.make-your-ebook-sell.com. Your goal is to make money on line, not to spend it. But there are ways to get the very best information about any question you may have about selling e-books completely free.
I’ll give you two ways here to pick the brains of the experts and not spend a dime!
Method 1: Start out by visiting sites dealing with topics you need to learn more about. Visit sites that sell e-books related to the topic in question. First, this will give you a good idea of how competing publishers are designing their sales pages. You can learn a lot from this.
Anyway, the successful publishers will certainly be good at collecting information from visitors at their sites. They will have squeeze pages set up asking you for your name and email address in exchange for their newsletter, mini-course, or free downloadable file. Remember, even a very good pitch page for an e-book may convert only 2-3% of first time visitors into buyers. But e-book publishers know that if they can collect names and e-mails from, say, 20% of their visitors–they can follow up via e-mail with special offers or bonuses to encourage their list names to buy later down the road. The real money in selling e-books on-line is in working the lists!
But visitors don’t give up their information easily. You must offer them something of genuine perceived value to get them to do this. So the big guys offer some pretty amazing stuff in order to get people to subscribe to their newsletter. They often give out free video tutorials, mini-courses, reports–things like that.
I can tell you that they very best information related to Internet marketing I have ever received has been TOTALLY FREE from e-book publishers. Guys like Mike Filsaime, Jeff Johnson, Andy Jenkins and Brad Fallon at Stompernet, and Michael Rasmussen regularly give away more quality free stuff from their sites than you could get buying dozens of $97 e-books on the same topics.
They do this to 1.) Get your name on their mailing list, and 2.) Provide you with good quality material to build a relationship (this is a key) with you and make you a believer in the value of their expertise for the help www.profit-pulling-ebooks.com. If you aren’t familiar with the guys I mentioned above you need to Google them up and learn from them. Read every word they write and subscribe to their newsletters and mini-courses. They are the very best in the business!
Method 2: Right now you are reading a free article and you are getting some good tips. But here is the thing: Many of the big boys in the e-book publishing business regularly submit articles to directories to increase their brand awareness and products to tons of readers.
And once you get some expertise in your area, consider writing and submitting articles of your own. Submit them to directories just like this one.

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