Jun 15 2008
How I Made A Million Online In Three Months
How I Made A Million Online In Three Months
There?s a headline that gets anyone?s attention.
There is actually a post on webmasterworld.net from a forum user who calls himself markus007 that makes that claim. I think the few initial suggestions he makes bear repeating:
1. Get a database of IP?s so you know where your traffic is coming from. Then create channels for each country. Its not uncommon to see US traffic with a CPM of $5.00 and a CDN traffic at 20 cents and vice versa. If you have access to the hints option, give different hints based on IP. ie if your page is about 401k plans, that won?t get you anything outside of the USA.
2. You have to create sites that will bring in repeat traffic. If you think you will get rich off SEO think again. If you create a Free jobs site you could net 30 million + a year if you got big. Club listings site, free religious personals etc would all be big money makers. Look for established markets and offer a service for free and support it with adsense.
3. Have your users create content and lots of it. User reviews of night clubs, Resorts, golf courses etc. Build your site around your users and make them part of your site, don?t build your site for consumption.
4. Do not enter markets with a lot of competition monitized via adsense. Try and undercut paid content markets by offering a free service, or better yet create your own market.
5. Keep your site dead simple, it has to load fast and have no more then 2 ads and 1 or 2 pictures other then your logo. Do not confuse your user, give them what they want and give it to them fast.
6. Troll around various forums and if people are not talking about your market, there is a good chance you will make money.
Here are some other interesting tidbits from the thread (it spans 25 pages):
Traffic is step #1, conversion is step #2, then for #3 we have to play with psychology
I like this one because it follows the process I have been preaching for years:
impression -> conversion -> action
So, in summary, users can find in his sites free services that are usually paid elsewhere, and they get them in a simple and fast way, and targeted to their locations, with lots of user feedback.
This seems to confirm the often quoted #1 Google?s advice:
1. Focus on the user and all else will follow.
Well said.
Markus again:
I found that you should just ignor monetization issues. I focus most of my time on trying to increase my dailly visitor count. [Emphasis added] If i don?t increase my users/pageviews by 10% a month there is something wrong. If you focus all your time on trying to make money, your site tends to not grow.
With trends in advertising currently, it is best you build for the long term anyways. Google is coming out with rich media ads which would increase my CPM to $4+ and other ad platforms are working at tracking the users intentions. Ie if you searched for a new car on google a week ago, a random site may display car ads when you visit it. I think in 5 to 10 years, the internet will monitize at the same level as offline. Now is the time to get ahold of as much traffic as you can.
The beauty about what i?ve done is that my site constantly grows 10% a month, and I build long term value and actually help millions of people and my time spent working on the site stays at about a hour a day.
Read the thread. It?s long but interesting: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum89/12751.htm
Matt DeAngelis runs <a href="http://www.affiliateblog.com">AffiliateBlog.com</a>. Matt is the former CTO of Modem Media, a pioneer in the Internet ad space. As a foot soldier in the Internet revolution, Matt devised the technology behind many of the most successful ad campaigns of the time.
Target and Personanalize Marketing Your e-Commerce
It is one of the supreme ironies of the Internet that the computer, so long derided as impersonal, is now being used to create highly personal experiences for Web site visitors. Because a computer can sift through vast amounts of existing information according to preprogrammed rules, computers can now take company information (or special interest information) and combine it with information supplied by prospective customers and digest it in a way that is meaningful to each individual. What are the best ways for businesses are to personalize selling and customize products in order to build business. Although many of these methods are still in their infancy, a great deal can be gleaned as to current strategies and technologies and techniques and strategies can be implemented. To attract new customers, companies can now establish Web sites that provide highly individualized recommendations based on information provided by the customer. In this way, it’s possible to tell a prospective customer exactly which product, among a plethora of possibilities, is just right for that individual or that business. The strategic idea behind these efforts is clear: By empowering the customer with information about how a specific offering meets his or her needs, the company positions itself as a knowledgeable place to buy and also demonstrates how its products are just right for that individual customer. This information, properly used, gives an existing supplier or retailer a clear leg up on the competition: The Company is able to use its information to establish itself as the supplier of choice and to suggest services to existing customers before they request them. Companies can to maintain effectively private Web sites for individual clients so that they can both provide extraordinary service and recommend new products that will be of value to these customers. In the past, this type of personalized communication was virtually impossible: Retailers and suppliers lacked the detailed information necessary to provide these recommendations and the ability to cost-effectively communicate it to individual customers. However, today we have moved into an era where technology allows firms to cater to the individual needs of customers in a way that have not been possible before. The value of these initiatives, both in tightening the bonds with existing customers and in attracting new customers, is high. Another business tool made possible by the Internet is something that previously was available only to the wealthy: product customization, done quickly and inexpensively. In an era where a single click can take customers away, leading-edge companies are finding that ongoing, personal relationships can be key to winning. Personal selling, “marketing intimacy,” if you will, deepens the commercial relationship, adding tremendous value for the customer (”This saves me so much time “and it’s just right for me!”) and making it painful and costly for the customer to leave (”Why should I buy from anyone else? Company X knows exactly what I like and need”). Therefore, the more your company can “get personal,” the more likely the potential for long-term retention of customers. How companies are are making use of several levels of “personal” recommendations. ?. In adopting any strategy based on personalization, privacy is a central issue. The ability to make the customer feel comfortable enough to give you the information you need to create a tailored product or solution is among the primary challenges companies must overcome. The Web’s ability to help companies establish marketing intimacy is possible because a Web site combines five elements: An opportunity to present information in an interactive format, permitting customers to express their preferences to the owner of the Web site Virtually costless online communications between the potential buyer and seller A visual component that lets potential buyers see prospective purchases and how they would appear if personalized The ability to store tremendous amounts of personal information about their customers An unprecedented ability to create systems that configure products so that costly errors are eliminated, thus reducing the expense of creating custom products Presently, one-to-one selling can be viewed in two general categories, recommending and customization. Brick-and-mortar companies have long known that for the most part, either a motivated buyer has done a great deal of research on a particular product, or a product has been enthusiastically recommended by a friend or business associate. This knowledge leads to two keys to establishing a Web site that motivates buying: Ample information (so that the buyer needn’t do any more research “and, in the process, possibly depart your Web site for another) A positive recommendation In the past effective recommendations were generally person to person, there are several reasons why these technology-based recommendations are valued now. One has to do with the dizzying array of choices that now faces consumers. A cosmetics firm may offer hundreds of shades of lipstick or eye shadow; financial services companies have become true supermarkets filled with choices; well-known cold remedies now have multiple versions that end with words such as “plus” and “sinus” and “cough.” A generation ago, the dilemma posed by the array of choices was generally solved through one-on-one interaction (selling, if you will). Someone with a cold would have stopped by his or her local pharmacy and chatted with the pharmacist about which of the three or four cold remedies carried by the pharmacy would be best. Today, the pharmacist is hard to find (and is often employed by a separate entity within a chain drugstore), and the number of choices of what to take for the common cold is mind-boggling. Do you want to take the medicine in the day or night? Do you need an expectorant? A cough suppressant? Decongestant? Antihistamine? Something for fever and chills? Normal strength or extra? Customers could get a headache simply trying to decide! Today cold or allergy sufferers need only click to the specific manufacturers “allergy-cold” site, where they are asked to click off their symptoms (itchy watery eyes, runny nose, cough, etc.). The site then serves as a “friendly pharmacist” and recommends the product that will be right for them. While consumers recognize there is a given bias to any company-sponsored Web site, they still welcome the guidance because they trust the branded product provider and they are overwhelmed by choices. Depending on your product and customer, several types of recommending functions may work best. But first, let’s take a moment to consider how to judge effectiveness. Thanks to the interactive aspect of the Web, many technological recommendations are firmly based on consumer feedback. At a Web site for a cosmetic company (or in-store) visitor provides information on hair, eye, and skin color as well as information concerning breakouts, response to the sun, and signs of aging. Based on this information, specific products are recommended. . To the public, there’s little that’s more confusing than figuring out what to do with one’s money, so, of course, information and recommendations are vital in this area. Financial service companies are having a heyday with the possibilities offered to them via the Web. If the visitor is willing to give a little more information, then the recommendation can be customized further and will be that much better. Personalization, like any business initiative, should be used judiciously. There are real costs that accompany developing personalized applications: They range from the hard cost of development dollars to the cost of disappointing customers or prospects who expected a better experience. It’s important to assess whether a personalization effort will be effective and contribute meaningfully to new sales or customer retention before investing the time and money in bringing it to market. The criteria for establishing an effective recommendation system are different for every product. The system chosen is dependent upon a balance of the following: (1) the nature of the product, (2) the amount of information needed from the potential buyer to make an effective recommendation, and (3) the likely willingness of the prospective buyer to share this needed information with you. As you go through this process, be aware that we have entered an age in which consumers want to educate themselves about everything from which refrigerator to buy to how to get the best medical treatment. They no longer trust intermediaries “advice from dealers, brokers, agents, and even health care providers is being checked and rechecked by today’s consumer. A well-designed Web site helps meet this need, and the information should be as rich and informative as if the consumer were meeting with one of your top salespeople. Will consumers will trust the information they receive from companies on the Web as much as (or more than) they trust sales representatives? All evidence to date suggests the answer is yes. People believe that no trusted brand will risk its good name by posting misleading information on the Web. As you go about creating an online recommendation system, your overriding goal should be to make the online shopping experience better than what a customer might encounter in the physical world. Therefore, you need to ask yourself: “What can my company accomplish using this medium that can’t be accomplished in the physical world?” Payment issues online seemed to have been taken care of by the credit card companies as a matter of routine. What about issues of privacy? Consider gathering data anonymously. Recommendation systems that provide advice to consumers anonymously are likely to be far more popular and, therefore, more effective. In these cases, you are able to provide the prospective buyer with value without needing to jump the hurdle of “you can trust me with this information.” If you’d prefer to record the identities of site visitors, you are one step ahead if you are a recognized brand. Consumers are already predisposed to believe in your company name. In this case, address the privacy issue head-on with a statement that precedes your online registration form: “The information gathered here is to help us better serve you; we will not share or sell this information to anyone.” If you are not a well-known brand, a strong privacy statement is recommended, but you should likely take other measures to more fully establish your legitimacy. There are now a number of entities, such as the Better Business Bureau’s BBBOnline, that have developed certification programs. These programs warrant to site visitors that you are a legitimate business and agree to follow certain ethical business practices. Members of BBBOnline have the right to prominently display a logo on their home page. I strongly advise businesses to look into this program. Finally, if you plan to share customer data with others, then you need to be explicit about it and receive the customer’s permission. The worst thing you can do is fail to inform the customer that some piece of information you determine about him or her may be used in some way the customer does not expect. Product customization is possible because of a convergence of twq elements: the Web as a one-to-one communications technology and manufacturing processes that allow for the development and delivery of custom products. Designing your own custom desktop computer at Web sites such as Dell has become “commonplace,” but what about designing your own swimsuit or, perhaps, golf clubs? These customized services provide several valuable benefits for companies: (1) They help to drive new business, and (2) customers are willing to pay a premium price for an individually designed product, which means these products and services sometimes have higher profit margins than standard offerings.. The ability to interact with customers and say, “I can create the product that is just right for you,” is one of the most powerful features of the Web. Expansion of this Internet capability will be the inevitable result of the combination of (1) manufacturers creating products that permit increasing customization, (2) further advances in computing power at ever decreasing costs, and (3) new software that is continuously enhancing the options available to businesses to personalize. Smart companies realize that the more involved the relationship becomes with the customer, the better their rate of retention. They are implementing this strategy in a wide variety of creative ways, involving both personalization and customization, and will certainly enhance their applications significantly over time: 1). Companies are creating extraordinary convenience for customers and establishing systems to speed the fulfillment of custom orders. 2. E-mail communications and reminder systems are going to be used increasingly. The ultimate goal of every business is to have a customer who wants to hear from the business about new products that he or she might want to buy. E-mail, for the first time, provides this type of powerful tool, since it’s an almost costless communications vehicle. 3. In business-to-business selling, smart companies are also linking tightly to their customers. Leading-edge technology companies are offering custom password-protected Web sites for their corporate accounts and high-volume small business accounts. These sites are typically designed to simplify the buying process, and they offer (1) customer online malls offering products preselected by the company to be bought by employees at volume discount prices, (2) electronic mail links to account managers responsible for serving that customer, (3) the ability to track the status of orders, and (4) dramatic increases in the speed of order fulfillment through the elimination of paper forms and a reduction in errors. This is a clear way of providing customers with additional value and of tying the customer more closely to your company. Most companies will also see an increase in revenues from these accounts. When companies first began establishing Web sites, most feared they would receive an overwhelming amount of e-mail that they wouldn’t be able to handle. In many cases, two unproductive strategies emerged. Some companies designed Web sites that did not permit the visitor to contact them, making the site little more than a brochure; other companies permitted e-mail messages and then often didn’t respond to them. In either case, this did not leave potential customers with any feeling that their visit “mattered” to the company: the exact opposite of the tight relationship a company wants to build between itself and its customers in a HyperWars environment. What was called for, of course, was a new category of employee: “e-mail respondents”; yet no one wanted to add staff at an additional expense to a project that was in its infancy. Enter “response software.” Several intelligent software systems, are able to routinely handle and route questions, so there is no excuse for underserving your customers with the first and most basic customer service “answering their questions. Companies who are successfully managing their e-mail via electronic means are also taking the opportunity to benefit from the Knowledge they glean. Companies are finally transforming their Web sites from marketing brochures to vehicles that turn visits into sales leads. Those who develop a Web presence and fail to respond to electronic inquiries in a timely manner run the risk of losing existing and new customers. Industry research also shows that only 30 percent of Fortune 500 companies respond to questions directed to these companies through their Web sites, which means a large number of customers aren’t getting the personal attention winning companies need to provide. As you consider the possibilities offered by personalization and customization, I suggest that these initiatives be weighed against these criteria: Will the initiative enhance relationships with my customers by adding convenience or a better ability to meet their needs? Will the initiative result in potentially high cost-savings for my organization (as in the case of an intelligent product configuration that eliminates costly order errors)?
Shaun Stevens Senior Marketing Consultant Ace Employment Services Winnipeg Experience in Marketing in the Human Resource , Training as well as Corrections Fields . call_kirk@hotmail.com http://www.aceemploymentservices.net
Discover the 17 Ways You Can Get Free Traffic to Your Web Site
You re going to find 17 different ways that you can use to get free traffic to your web site. All of these are free and some of them have options that may cost a couple of dollars. That doesn t mean that they don t require any work on your part.
First way - Link Exchanges
A reciprocal link exchange, or link exchange for short, is a great way to increase traffic to your website. In essence, it s the exchanging of links of other websites; you link another site to yours; the website owner of that site links your site to his / her site. It s an equal exchange; one link for one link. Results are that some search engines like Google list sites that have more and better links higher in their rankings. In short, when people search for your keywords, they ll find your site listed near the top of the list with the more quality links you have to spider.
How to Exchange Links
You can exchange links any number of ways. However, before beginning to swap links, note that instead of focusing on mass links, though, it s better to focus on good ones or sites with good rank in the search engines. For example, it s better to be linked to one top site than 200 unethical, spamming, porn sites. You rank higher in the search engines plus receive better traffic to your website.
Instead, exchange links with other sites using links with different text pointing to sub directories e.g. if site is about gardening and one directory is flowers and another is trees, get links to flowers with the appropriate text about flowers and links to trees with appropriate text about trees.
An easy way to begin is to reach out and email webmasters of sites that you d like linked up with. Maybe you already have some ideas like sites that are in your industry, but not in competition with you; association sites, complimentary service sites, affiliate sites, etc.
You can also find software to help locate sites for linking, then create, send and track your emails. Search these terms for help finding software, reciprocal links software automate link exchange or link exchange software reviews.
There are also third party services that help with link exchange programs. For example, one at: http://www.articleaware.com/LinkSubmission can link your site up with about 400 directories, alternating up to five different profiles with your link included in them. This isn t free, but it will sure speed up the submission process.
Visit forums or discussion boards to learn more, too, and to find recommended software and other third party programs, link partners and more. An example can be found at: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/forumdisplay.php?f=53 .
Learn more and locate link partners. Line up great links for your site and start getting more traffic your way at no extra charge!
Second way - Get Traffic with Press Releases
An excellent way to get more visitors to your website is by to write press releases and submit them to press release sites. Here are press release tips to help with creating your own releases. And then we ll take a look at some free sites out there where you can distribute them at no cost.
Press Release Tips
Keep in mind that a press release is a newsworthy announcement. It is not an advertorial or sales letter. A press release needs to be of interest to journalists and other media representatives.
A press release itself follows a general format so that publishing media worldwide in all industries can handle the information quickly and efficiently. Main elements in this general format include:
1. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Write these words in the top left-hand margin of your document, capitalizing each letter.
2. Underneath the phrase above, write out your contact Information. List the name of the person to contact for more information on the release and include a phone number and email address for media to reach you in a hurry.
3. Grabbing Headline ” Study popular headlines in your own media on hand (newspapers, USAToday.com, etc.) Then write your own compelling headline to attract readers.
4. City, State ” Begin your first paragraph by listing your press release s point of origin to the left margin.
5. Cut to the chase ” Make your lead paragraph lead and not put people to sleep. Introduce all key points here: the five W’s (who, what, when, where, why). Don t make editors wonder what your piece is about. They re busy. Cut to the chase right off.
6. Develop Content ” Use the remaining part of your release to fully develop your subject of focus. Have someone read it and proofread it for errors and missing info.
7. Summary / Contact / Offer ” Power-pack your last paragraphs with solid reader information. Include a statement like, For more information, contact . And list at least a URL and phone number for readers who want more info. When possible, offer them something free, too: a free report, free ebook with tips, etc.
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WebAruhaz Superstore Provides World-Class Live Sales and Customer Service by Using Skymol Communicator
Skymol Corporation, a leading provider of on-demand (hosted) solutions for managing online customer interactions using real-time voice and video, and text chat communications, today announced that WebAruhaz, (http://www.webaruhaz.hu), a leading Hungarian online multimedia and consumer electronics, and stationery product superstore has fully deployed Skymol Communicator including live voice, video and text chat communications capabilities. Initial results from the implementation have been extremely positive, most customers were satisfied or very satisfied with the service. WebAruhaz currently offers online customer service 8 hours on weekdays and plans to extend the service in the future. We are proud to be the first online superstore in Hungary that implements Skymol Communicator on our web site , said Szabolcs Banffy, CEO and Chief Development Officer of WebAruhaz. Skymol Communicator is a natural fit for our customer base that is made up of officers, students and others that use not only text messaging and chat but voice and video communications in their daily routines. Skymol Communicator allows us to provide service on their schedules through their preferred mode of communication. Skymol Corporation s brand-new service is a logical extension of our customer philosophy, continued Banffy. This is what we need ” personal selling on the Internet. Our customers are focused on the products they need and would rather not interrupt their shopping experience to wait for answers. Live voice and video, and text chat communications allow us to provide them with the information they need while they re online ” saving them time and increasing our efficiency. WebAruhaz has built an outstanding reputation in a very competitive industry by providing world-class online customer service to their customers, said Skymol s CEO Balint Morocz. They recognize that online shoppers need instant live help when questions come up and the most efficient way to reply is to use voice and video communications. Learn more and visit us at http://www.skymolcorp.com
As Chief Strategy Officer and Co-founder of Skymol, Thomas Morocz is responsible for leading the company`s overall business strategy and day-to-day operations. Contact Thomas at http://www.skymolcorp.com
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It’s About Them Posted By : Illa maden
Whatever business you happen to be in online, remember, it’s about them!
What is e-commerce - Advantages and Drawbacks!
Electronic Commerce or e-commerce is the trade of products and services by means of the Internet or other computer networks. E-commerce follows the same basic principles as traditional commerce that is, buyers and sellers come together to swap commodities for money. But rather than conducting business in the traditional way in shopping stores or through mail order catalogs and telephone operators ” in e-commerce buyers and sellers transact business over networked computers. E-commerce offers buyers maximum convenience. They can visit the web sites of multiple vendors round the clock a day to compare prices and make purchases, without having to leave their homes or offices from around the globe. In some cases, consumers can immediately obtain a product or service, such as an electronic book, a music file, or computer software, by downloading it over the Internet. For sellers, e-commerce offers a way to cut costs and expand their markets. They do not need to build, staff, or maintain a physical store or print and distribute mail order catalogs. Automated order tracking and billing systems cut additional labor costs, and if the product or service can be downloaded then e-commerce firms have no distribution costs involved. Because the products can be sold sell over the global Internet, sellers have the potential to market their products or services globally and are not limited by the physical location of a store. Internet technologies also permit sellers to track the interests and preferences of their customers with the customer s permission and then use this information to build an ongoing relationship with the customer by customizing products and services to meet the customer s needs. E-commerce however has some drawbacks. Consumers are hesitant to buy some products online. Online furniture businesses, for example, have failed for the most part because customers want to test the comfort of an expensive item such as a sofa before they purchase it. Many people also consider shopping a social experience. For instance, they may enjoy going to a store or a shopping mall with friends or family, an experience that they cannot duplicate online. Consumers also need to be reassured that credit card transactions are secure and that their privacy is respected. In the existence of these few disadvantages e-commerce has opened new horizons to versatile the modern age. It puts away time, energies, labor and money. About the Author: William King is the director of All Wholesale UK: http://www.uk-wholesaler.co.uk , Wholesale Pages: http://www.wholesalepages.co.uk ,Wholesale-Canada: http://www.wholesale-canada.com and Aid and Trade: http://www.aidandtrade.com He has 18 years of experience in the marketing and trading industries and has been helping retailers, entrepreneurs and startups with their product sourcing, promotion, marketing and supply chain requirements.
William King is the director of <a href="http://www.uk-wholesaler.co.uk">All Wholesale UK</a>, <a href="http://www.wholesalepages.co.uk">Wholesale Pages</a>, <a href="http://www.wholesale-canada.com" >Wholesale-Canada</a> and <a href="http://www.aidandtrade.com" >Dropshipping Directory</a>. He has 18 years of experience in the marketing and trading industries and has been helping retailers and startups with their product sourcing, promotion, marketing and supply chain requirements.
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It does not take a lot to start working at home and selling on eBay. Here is how you can set up your own eBay business and work at home in 5 easy steps.
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