7 Unique Reports 350 Sales and Marketing Tactics
How many times have you paid more than you feel you should to get information you know you must have to be successful online?
The beauty of it all is that you do not have to do this – it’s ridiculous really – when online marketing and advertising how to’s and more exist right now at paper back prices.
Trust me, I have two large computer hard drives – no make that three – stockpiled with all the “advice” and “secrets” and (supposed) “directions” every marketer and advertiser needs to know. Many, many, many of them I paid WAY too much for… rehashes of the same old same old. Sad imitations of (existing Private Label Rights (PLR)?) copy either never modified or not modified enough. In other words, extremely generic information too basic to justify its expense (if new I’d be willing to pay, but not be gouged… and I’m not new to all this).
So what do I do? I rely on staying on top of things in an economical fashion.
For instance, this weekend my Dime Sale running includes seven (7) reports, up to 350 internet usage tactics, covering:
o Web copy tactics
o Up-selling tactics
o Email marketing tactics
o Product creation tactics
o Traffic tactics
o Productivity tactics
o Social media tactics
and the starting price was $2.95. Currently, as of this writing, the bundle is still at a very low $5.55.
Eventually this link will be replaced with the next Dimesale product. And this current one will be moved into the price category it stops at (most likely in the $9.95 range, but even I can’t be sure since it’s on a timer with x days to grab it up) and I’m to lazy to do the math LOL!
The point is My Wizard Ads is “famous” for high quality, LOW priced services and tools designed to help you make your way through the maze of online advertising.
My second point is don’t be a schmuck. Check out the Paperback Prices section at the website before you spend all your hard-earned cash on overpriced information.
Remember folks, it’s all virtually delivered (for the most part) online. So why are you paying “hard covered book prices” when you can get the same information – no correction, even better information – for so much cheaper????
Tags: advertiser, computer hard drives, economical fashion, internet usage, marketer, marketing tactics, price category, product creation, productivity, traffic, web copy, wizard
February 8th, 2010 at 3:05 pm
I will agree with you on this point. In my Documents file I have many ebooks that I have purchased over the months, years and as you have stated here I did pay far too much for the info. that I could of received from your blog or so n so blog. Point being there is information out there for us all to gather on our own or as you state at least if we are going to pay for the info. buy at the paperback price. love your analogy well put. Thanks for the extra info and all of the links you have given us. jj
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February 11th, 2010 at 8:06 pm
Great post and I agree. More often than not, there is tons of regurgitated info being rehashed at incredible prices. A lot can just be learned online. I, myself, would only pay for something that I had never heard before. There are products like that out there. One just has to do some digging. Thanks for sharing!
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February 14th, 2010 at 4:48 pm
No doubt these tactics are great, and applied to deep knowledge or skill will make an online business a lot of money.
My problem is that the average Joe just doesn’t have any deep knowledge in anything particular or deep skill either.
My older brother, for example, went to a traditional college, majored in social science and partying, and now at the age of 23 only knows he has opinions and rights, but nothing else.
He also fell in love with a subject, college football, but only as a spectator. So far as I know, he can’t sell that in the open market short of opening a gambling house.
My other brother on the other hand, went to the online college I am attending, was able to work and learn a business during those years he attended, and now has a nice landscape architecture business, including selling that type of equipment.
This year, too late for my older brother, the Department of Education (US) has announced that kids who attend online schools learn more than those attending traditional face to face schools. Where were they when my older brother needed advice?
They were telling everyone that online schools were scams, that’s where they were.
So, I agree wholeheartedly with the techniques you are espousing here, but those techniques have to be applied to deep knowledge, skill and love of subject before others are going to reach for their wallets.
All the techniques in the world won’t help my older brother until he learns something that other people want, and his OPINIONS definitely do not fall into that category.
Beth
My favorite hobby shop:
ToysPeriod is a leading online shop specializing in lego sets and model railroad equipment.
February 15th, 2010 at 5:17 pm
@Beth Charette – first thanks for the visit and taking the time to comment! Lots to learn online, lots of time needed/devoted to mastering the art. BTW, you’ve got a cool website!