25 Kinds of Fantastic Freemiums to Give Away to Get Sales, part 1

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Note: This article is extracted from the Earncome training program that I’ve licensed, and some of the content might reference that program and/or its author, Jimmy D. Brown.

 

  1. Audio

This can be an audio book or podcast you create using Audacity, or you can record a teleseminar. You might offer one audio in a series as the freemium, and then upsell the full series on the backend.

TIP: Just be sure to offer it in a common file format, such as .MP3. That’s because people love listening to audios on their MP3 players in their car, at the gym, when they’re doing yard work and so on.

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The 1-2-3 Guide to Creating a Profitable Email List, part 3

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Step Three:  Choose A Traffic Source

List building is about traffic generation. The more traffic you put in front of your opt-in form, the more people you’ll have joining your list.

SIDEBAR:  Of course not just any traffic will do. You need to focus on bringing in targeted, high-quality traffic. This is traffic who is interested in your products and services, which makes them more likely to join your list (and buy your products).

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Writing Your First Draft of a Short Book for Kindle

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Before you write your first draft, make sure you’ve chosen a great topic, researched, organized your research and thoughts, and have created your outline. Have you done all that? Great!

You’ve done the preliminary work, so pat yourself on the back. You are now ready to go ahead and write your first draft. There are no excuses. Now that you’ve created your outline and done your research, the book is practically going to write itself. Seriously – it’s super easy to write the book at this point.

It doesn’t matter if you’ve never written a book before in your life. You absolutely can and will succeed with writing your own Kindle book. Not only that, but it will be well organized and very valuable to your audience if you take the time to organize and outline.

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7 Keys to Maximizing Profit from Your New Signature Product, part 2

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Note: This article is extracted from the Earncome training program that I’ve licensed, and some of the content might reference that program and/or its author, Jimmy D. Brown.

 

Reminder, in the last issue we discussed the first 2 of the 7 keys:

  1. Everything you do points to the core signature product and points out of it.
  2. Turn on built-in profit streams for multiple income sources.Now, let’s continue…
  1. Freemiums related to weekly issues. This is HUGE, so pay close attention.  I’ll actually be creating an entire lesson early in the training program to expound on this, but I want to introduce the idea here.Over the months after you launch your yearlong training program, create freemiums (AKA incentives, freebies, giveaways, etc.) that are directly related to modules you have created for the training program.Let me say it another way.  Give something of high quality away at no cost which entices the recipient to join your training program because they want a specific item in the training program.

    This is good stuff.

    Let me give you an example…

Let’s suppose a future issue of my training program shares, “How To Get 1,000 New Subscribers In One Week Or Less.”  A very simple way to use this strategy would be to write an article for my newsletter (or a blog post) that shares, “7 Ways To Get New Subscribers Fast.”

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Affiliate Marketing Tips, part 12

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Using JVs to Boost Your Affiliate Income

There are two main ways you can use JVs (joint ventures) to boost your affiliate income.

First, you can do joint ventures with product owners, meaning that you’ll get more perks than the average affiliate.

Secondly, you can do JVs with other marketers, bloggers and newsletter publishers in your niche to drive more traffic to your site. Read on…

Tip #94: Build relationships first, then propose JVs. Who are you more likely to do a favor for: Your best friend, or some stranger who walks up to you on the street? Naturally, you’ll choose your friend over the stranger.

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