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Some advice please

by kenny5
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Ok, so I have a blog, Kenny's Break Up Tips. On this blog I have a lot of posts, I make at least one new post a day, and I am selling The Magic of Making Up on it. Right now my goal is just 1 sale a day with this blog. About how long do you think it will it take me to get there using this plan of action every day?

1. 3 keyword optimized articles every day, one sent to ezine, one to articlesbase, and one to scribd.

2. 12 forum posts in a relationship forum and 1 or 2 useful threads. all my posts are useful by the way and I only do selling in my signature

3. One web 2.0 site per day using either squidoo, hubpages, or google knols, also keyword optimized

4. A few (3-5) yahoo answers every day

5. Social bookmark everything using onlywire

Right now all I want is one sale a day. The conversions for Magic of Making Up are about 2%. Any advice is appreciated.

Thanks everyone!
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  • Profile picture of the author trevor75
    Well theres no one solid way I'm afraid, I run 3 different blogs myself and the amount of traffic varies greatly. It seems that you have to just build up a loyal following. Try promoting your blog on a social network site like Facebook, My Space or even better Twitter. There are ways now so that every time you post your blog, they automatically get sent to your social network sites, its great!
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    • Profile picture of the author Killer Joe
      Hi Kenny,

      The first piece of advice is to give things time, as time is an important ingredient in many ways.

      The second is only a suggestion, and not really advice...You may want to reconsider having all those links to the same product on your page. There seems to be so many of them that your site is approaching the 'spammy' threshold.

      Perhaps toning those down a bit would help with the credibility of your blog posts.

      Suggesting a product is one thing, hammering it to death is counterproductive.

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      • Profile picture of the author Zero
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        Sign up & download their free report ( you also get their keyword tool which is handy for 7 days) but the amazing free report which should help you out alot. No affiliate link in there btw.




        Also, how much traffic are you getting to the blog?
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      • Profile picture of the author ivel96792
        I need input on a page I created for host4profits. Note that this is just for h4p and not for anyone to get a site-builder page there, or for anything else there. Please don't click a link there unless it links to host4profits main page.

        What I need to know is if my web copy is truth to the tee. Please let me know by clicking my usernamae Ivel96792 at left to PM me and I'll send new page for h4p.

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  • Profile picture of the author tommen
    I have noticed that if you have a professional looking blog, you will get credibility much faster.When it comes to making sales online it is easier to first get people on a mailing list and then start marketing to them.
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  • Profile picture of the author Pipinscott
    Hey it looks like you are going about it the right way. The methods you are using are tried and proven in many different niches. Killer Joe offered good link advice.

    My question is how long have you been working this campaign?

    You should see positive results much quicker than if you were trying to crack the online money making niche...
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    • Profile picture of the author rosetrees
      What bothers me about that blog is that you say you are a "relationship expert" - but those posts sound like they were written by just anyone who wants to promote the product with little real advise in them. And there are typos that make some of them say the opposite of what you mean - for example "Right after a break up, most people want to get back with their ex. However, this might always be the best option."


      If you really are a relationship expert - then write from your experience. If you aren't - then don't say you are!
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    • Profile picture of the author kenny5
      I've been running for only about 5 days, so its brand new.
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