What Is An Information Product?
The document you are reading right this moment came from a special kind of product. It is an “Information Product” and it is in “digital” format, meaning you are able to read it on your computer or some other digital reading device. continue reading…
One of the quickest and easiest ways to get money online is by offering to perform a service for others. I’ve listed 50 ways below for you to get “seed money” by offering to provide a service to others to fund your Internet marketing endeavors. continue reading…
Some folks say passion will make you rich. Some folks say persistence will do it. Others say it takes persuasion. Many say it takes lots of effort, hard work, and “paying your dues.”
The truth is, the only thing you need to make money continue reading…
I’ve been very busy lately, working to set up a couple of new sites. Today I finally have the two newest ones online.
The first one, Internet Marketing Official Strategy Guides, would be of most interest to Internet marketers.
The second, How To Write Romance Novels, would be of most interest to anyone who wants to write a romance novel but still hasn’t done it — for whatever reason.
Whew. It’s November and I’m supposed to be working on a “weight loss” site at the moment, but with all the other things demanding my attention, I haven’t got there yet. Maybe in December?
Oh, on another note: A week or so back, I picked up a couple hot domain names with the intention of “flipping” the sites. Planned to put some articles on, and get traffic coming in, but haven’t had a moment to do it yet.
Anyway, if any of you are into flipping websites and are looking for local names, I’m selling Atlanta Dog Care.com and Atlanta Weight Loss Clinics.com . Interested? Email and make an offer. Details are on each site.
written by Tina Adams
Ever notice how, unless we’re specifically looking to buy something, we hate it when somebody tries to get us to buy something?
Many times I’ve heard marketers complain about getting emails from other marketers, whose lists they asked to be on, send them an email with a sales pitch inside.
You too? <nod> I know the feeling … and I know the workaround for savvy marketers.
(**Warning** Blatant pitch ahead. Watch for it…)
What is this workaround? Simple. Stop pitching your list. Well, stop making it look like you’re pitching them anyway. Instead, just send an email recommending what you think is cool, and get on back to your business.
If you’ve been attending to your list like you should, you’ll still make money, even without the “big pitch.”
Impossible?
Hmmm.
Somebody better alert Frank Kern, then, because he don’t know it. He recommends stuff to the people on his list and makes boatloads of sales – but he don’t pitch a lot. Just points you to cool things you can use, and goes on about his business.
There’s a giant, big secret in what I’ve said above, but chances are you aren’t gonna get it just from reading this blog post. I mean, folks are doing this all around you every day and it’s still pretty hard to see unless someone ups and points a finger at it for ya.
(We’re getting close to the pitch, can you tell?)
Anyway, the point of this post is that people rarely enjoy being sold to, but they love, love, love to buy. The trick is to make like a magician and become somebody else when you’re emailing to recommend something to your list.
(Here’s the pitch! Catch it! Yeah!)
For the specific “hocus pocus” magic words (note: sarcasm) you need to use to transform yourself to a lovable, non-irritating, non-pitchfest-loving marketer and your readers to buyers, check out my guide, “Preselling For Profit: How To Sell Without Appearing To Sell.”
And while you’re over there on that page, go ahead and enter your name and email address at the top of the page. Why? Cause I’m sending out something cool to my list in a couple of weeks, and if you ain’t on the list, you won’t get it. I’d hate for you to miss out.
written by Tina Adams