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| Martina Ljubicic War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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Recently I have put up a page promoting a new book in the women's health niche. It is live on Clickbank for about a week, the page gets on average 50 unique clicks a day which in my opinion is toooo low, but I have already made two sales, so it seems the conversion is OK. I did a lot of things already to promote the product and attract affiliates, but the traffic is still low. Here is what I did: - created two blogspot blogs - submitted 5 related articles to ezinearticles and plan to do one new article every day - listed it at cure zone - posted about 5 press releases - posted answers on Yahoo answers with the link - posted some related forum replies, but most of them don't allow any kind of links - commented on about 100 related blogs - opened a Facebook group around the product - listed it in Kaboodle - posted a few answers at Craigslist, but still with no live links - bookmarked the page on main bookmarking sites - published the table of content on scribd with a link to the salespage - asked for JV here at warrior forum, but there is no interest The only thing I can think about that I still didn't do is to create promo videos and submit them to you tube. I have the time and the willingness to put any effort it takes to promote the page better, but I have no idea what else could I do? Any help and suggestions will be highly appreciated and put to action immediately ![]() p.s. no paid advertising for now, I'm totally broke |
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| Martina Ljubicic War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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No suggestions at all for a struggling newbie ?
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| Zen Redneck War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Erie, PA
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| Martina Ljubicic War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Zagreb, Croatia
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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: , , .
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You've done a fair amount of work already, and if you're getting 50 click throughs a day, that seems to imply a reasonable amount of traffic as well (Would help to know if your traffic-to-click conversion is decent.). Given that you're ok with the conversion rate, the next step is to get a lot more traffic coming in; if you're not willing to spend money, the only alternative is to boost traffic from your link building and from search engines. Continue with the activities above (blogspot / commenting / forums etc.); but look for other ways. - Find sites looking for guest writers, that allow a link back; you may need to filter these for good traffic / pagerank, to maximize your value for time - Post your articles on multiple article directories. - Look for ways to build up social bookmarks on your EZA articles etc.; exchange with others. While many forums don't allow this, there are a few places where you can request for digg / stumble exchanges. - Look at it this way - the traffic that comes to a page that has a hundred diggs or stumbles is a helluva lot more than the traffic that would come to a hundred different pages with one digg each. While bookmarking your own page gets it into these sites, exchanging raises the visibility. - Go the the various affiliate forums and promote your offer there. As you get some money flowing in, outsource a lot of the link and traffic building activities; it will pay off, as long as your site converts well. | |
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| Loving The Philippines War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Pampanga, Philippines
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Is the book your product? If there is a competing product, do a search for the product name on Google. Find out who has the highest ranked pages discussing the product. Contact them, and offer them a review copy for free. Some of them will likely be interested, others will tell you to get lost. |
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| Banned War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Port Harcourt, Nigeria
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Just like KansasDragon said, find out your competitors. Do proper keyword research in your niche before writing articles. Add fresh content to your blogs regularly. Build backlinks - avoid AUTOMATED backlinks!
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