Getting traffic…
whether to your article, blog, landing page or affiliate offer is a huge desire for many.
Whether they are bloggers, affiliate marketers, article writers, freelancers, amazon affiliates or website owners.
The desire is for more.
More traffic. More eyes on what you write. More! More! More!!!
The problem is that getting this extra traffic can seem like herding kittens.
It’s time for another update of the Go Large Project (GLP).
If this is the first time you’ve read about this case study, then it’s important to read these articles.
The goal of this project is to create a full-time income through a website my brother and I started back in late March (2011). There is a lot of information to absorb. So be sure to check out the other articles before reading this post.
In the last update of the Go Large Project, I described the importance of list segmentation.
Specifically I talked about why you should offer multiple lead magnets on your MWR Blog.
After I published this post, I had a few people ask how to promote these different free reports.
So today I thought we’d talk about the specific technique I use to turn each blog post into an advertisement for your lead magnet. (If you want to know more about blogging, then check out this post on WordPress website basics.)
Thought I give another update on the Go Large Project. This time we’ll talk about a concept that’s been converting a lot of traffic into subscribers and turning these subscribers into affiliate sales. It’s a simple technique in theory, but it requires a bit of hard work. So let’s get to it!
In the last update, we talked about how to create a MWR Blog. It’s a site that’s specifically designed around one goal – Get people to subscribe to an email list.
A lot is going on with the Go Large Project (GLP). It hasn’t made much money. But we’ve experienced a number of breakthroughs that’s pushing this project to the next level.
{Now if you’re having trouble with starting a blog; I recommend using these blog post ideas.}
The biggest result comes from what I call a “MWR Blog.”
This one concept has produced a number of great results. Specifically we’re getting over 20 subscribers a day from about 300 unique visitors. In my opinion, that’s not a bad starting point.
So today I’d like about the MWR Blog. We’ll discuss what it is and how it can help your affiliate marketing business.
While I can’t show the actual MWR Blog we’re using for this project; I will provide a mock-up of what it looks like.
Once again, there’s a lot to cover. So let’s get to it!
It’s been a month and a half since I’ve posted an update on the Go Large Project (GLP). So in a typical Monday post fashion, I’d like to detail a number of strategies that are working for my Internet business.
Specifically I’m going to detail how to build a large scale affiliate site that generates a LOT of traffic.
If you have any interest in building a profitable affiliate niche site then you’ll want to read this entire article. I’m going to discuss a lot of concepts you can immediately apply to your business. (Also, you might want to learn about Google places optimization to get additional traffic.)
On Tuesday I wrote an article that introduced my “Go Large Project” (GLP). This is a case study where I take a successful affiliate promotion and maximize the results. Today, I’d like to give a quick update on this project and talk about the right way to outsource ezine articles.
It makes me a little nauseous to write about this.
During my Internet business career I’ve had 2 separate “million dollar ideas.” I’m not talking about a random thought where I took zero action. I mean these were two PROVEN methods that worked, but I didn’t follow through to maximize the results.
Today I want to talk about these two ideas and how I *might* have come across a third. I urge you pay close attention to what I’m about to discuss because it might just help when you get YOUR million dollar idea.
I’m going to admit something that’s going to make a few enemies. Five years ago, I was one of those people who created a bunch of sites that were full of junk content. Often called “spam blogs” or splogs these sites were specifically designed to make money with Google Adsense – Not help the person find the information they really wanted.