Intensity beats extensity every time - listen newbies!
Lately many newbies this side have been complaining about buying the last 20 systems with no results.
My question is: did you expect success when you move onto the next thing before fully evaluating and maturing your efforts around the last?
Find one system that works and then scale it up.
Be intensive -- plenty of effort on one basic system, rather than having you hand in 30 different cookie jars.
For example... blog commenting.
Here is a simple method that has worked pretty well in opting in cold traffic:
1. Find high page rank blogs in your niche using google.
2. Create useful comments linking to related content pages.
3. Place your iframe optin popup on those content pages such that there is a seamless blend, and low friction.
4. Then monetize the new optins with related sales offers mixed in with valuable posts.
Almost too simple, but it works.
Now the bit about low friction, and making it seamless takes personal experience and tweaking.
Most systems cannot give you that last 10% of tweaking you get from personally FULLY implementing a system you have your eye on.
So from now on.
GO ALL THE WAY.
TOUCHDOWN!
And then evaluate, and tweak.
Don't be so hasty to abandon the system before success.
Cheers!
My question is: did you expect success when you move onto the next thing before fully evaluating and maturing your efforts around the last?
Find one system that works and then scale it up.
Be intensive -- plenty of effort on one basic system, rather than having you hand in 30 different cookie jars.
For example... blog commenting.
Here is a simple method that has worked pretty well in opting in cold traffic:
1. Find high page rank blogs in your niche using google.
2. Create useful comments linking to related content pages.
3. Place your iframe optin popup on those content pages such that there is a seamless blend, and low friction.
4. Then monetize the new optins with related sales offers mixed in with valuable posts.
Almost too simple, but it works.
Now the bit about low friction, and making it seamless takes personal experience and tweaking.
Most systems cannot give you that last 10% of tweaking you get from personally FULLY implementing a system you have your eye on.
So from now on.
GO ALL THE WAY.
TOUCHDOWN!
And then evaluate, and tweak.
Don't be so hasty to abandon the system before success.
Cheers!