Traffic & SEO From Sharing Documents--Should I Do A WSO on This?

Sipboy3000 · 06-02-2009, 03:28 PM

The Hottest properties online hardly anybody is talking about....Document Sharing Websites.

I have been using them for quite some time, however, I mostly use them to drive traffic to affiliate links and squeeze pages for list building.

I have a system I created (See My Sig) that turns documents into traffic magnets by making keyword rich descriptions and using the proper tags associated with the document.

Inside the document, I use a strong call to action to get the click.

The Search engines love document sharing sites and the major ones like Scribd and Docstoc have a very high PR.

On top of that, I have a never ending supply of content to use because PLR is great for creating these documents on the fly. To make the system really work, there are a couple of things you need:

The ability to create documents fast because the more you upload the more traffic you will get. (This is why I use PLR!)
Know how to do proper keyword research to ensure your descriptions and tags are tightly focused to your document and also they are highly search terms included in both the description and the tags.
The ability to create strong call to actions.

I have recently noticed an SEO benefit for sharing documents by using anchor text much like article marketing resource boxes. However, I am not very seasoned in SEO just yet and I am still learning.

In my experiences so far, I have gotten more out of sharing documents than article marketing. Creating documents from PLR is much easier and faster than article writing and because of my keyword research background from being a PPC marketer, writing keyword rich descriptions and finding the proper tags is easy. I also find it easier to write good descriptions and call to actions because to be any good at PPC, you are forced to learn how to write compelling ads in a limited amount of space.

Docsoc also just released a new revenue sharing program with adsense that I am currently testing and looks very promising.

I was thinking of doing a WSO on my product since I have already created the product and starting to drive traffic to it. I have never posted a WSO so I am hoping to get some feedback to see if this product would get any interest.

So Warriors, should I do a WSO on this?

If anyone is interested in the product, PM me and I will give Warriors a discount until I decide if posting a WSO is worth it.

Thanks
Tommie

jkgulick · 06-02-2009, 05:37 PM

Are there other really good ones besides scribd? I see scribd all the time, but no others.

Sipboy3000 · 06-03-2009, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by wowhaxor

I probably would pass on it but I'm sure theres plenty out there interested in this as a WSO.

Thanks for the comment.

Sipboy3000 · 06-03-2009, 09:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jkgulick

Are there other really good ones besides scribd? I see scribd all the time, but no others.

Yes, there are quite a few. I also use slide sharing sites also.

06-02-2009, 03:28 PM	#1
Sipboy3000 TommiePowers.com War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Georgia (via Mississippi) Posts: 336 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 99 Thanked 103 Times in 48 Posts Social Networking	Traffic & SEO From Sharing Documents--Should I Do A WSO on This? The Hottest properties online hardly anybody is talking about....Document Sharing Websites. I have been using them for quite some time, however, I mostly use them to drive traffic to affiliate links and squeeze pages for list building. I have a system I created (See My Sig) that turns documents into traffic magnets by making keyword rich descriptions and using the proper tags associated with the document. Inside the document, I use a strong call to action to get the click. The Search engines love document sharing sites and the major ones like Scribd and Docstoc have a very high PR. On top of that, I have a never ending supply of content to use because PLR is great for creating these documents on the fly. To make the system really work, there are a couple of things you need: The ability to create documents fast because the more you upload the more traffic you will get. (This is why I use PLR!) Know how to do proper keyword research to ensure your descriptions and tags are tightly focused to your document and also they are highly search terms included in both the description and the tags. The ability to create strong call to actions. I have recently noticed an SEO benefit for sharing documents by using anchor text much like article marketing resource boxes. However, I am not very seasoned in SEO just yet and I am still learning. In my experiences so far, I have gotten more out of sharing documents than article marketing. Creating documents from PLR is much easier and faster than article writing and because of my keyword research background from being a PPC marketer, writing keyword rich descriptions and finding the proper tags is easy. I also find it easier to write good descriptions and call to actions because to be any good at PPC, you are forced to learn how to write compelling ads in a limited amount of space. Docsoc also just released a new revenue sharing program with adsense that I am currently testing and looks very promising. I was thinking of doing a WSO on my product since I have already created the product and starting to drive traffic to it. I have never posted a WSO so I am hoping to get some feedback to see if this product would get any interest. So Warriors, should I do a WSO on this? If anyone is interested in the product, PM me and I will give Warriors a discount until I decide if posting a WSO is worth it. Thanks Tommie
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06-02-2009, 05:37 PM	#2
jkgulick Warrior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Traffic & SEO From Sharing Documents--Should I Do A WSO on This? Are there other really good ones besides scribd? I see scribd all the time, but no others.