Hi Folks,

It's a subjective question... how many times should we "prompt" our customers to buy from us? Some would say... until they do. I agree. But or 'die' - buy or go away.

How about this though... how many exit pop-ups are enough? How many are too many?

You be the judge, but in my opinion, this is WAY to much -

And this is yet another one of my controversial "posts" that was nuked within less than 10 minutes on...

by Paul Barrs.

It's all about improving Website Performance; the higher your link popularity, the more quality traffic, the better performance. Easy.

There are many different strategies that you can implement to improve the over all performance of your Website. These include:

Automated functions such as:

E-Newsletters.
Frequent Questions Database .
E-Commerce.
Instant Information Packages.
Download managers....

I just spent a few minutes browsing through the WSO thread and taking note of the various headlines...

OMG. How much BS are we willing to put up with?!?

For example... do we really believe that if we spend 15 bucks that we're going to be able to make $1,500 in just 10 minutes?

Is this what it's come to in the world of sales copy these days to make even a single sale?

Small friggin' wonder people get so many refunds and chargebacks!
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(Excerpt from a recent post when I was asked for ideas of what to do to get a new site up and running ... didn't want this to get lost - )

I suggest that you start small and build up to whatever level you are comfortable. Keep in mind though that as when you are starting out, you will spend most of your time on 'traffic generation / lead generation' and as you get busier that the balance will shift. It's important that you don't beat yourself up for this when it happens.
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Here is a post I made a while back that is now doing the rounds on the article circuit... worthwhile reading...


If you feel the need to offer proof -

Is it possible that you don't really believe that the product you're selling actually can do what you say it can do in the hands of others?

Or is it that you just know that your sales copy is crap and people won't buy it without "proof".

Maybe it's that (on the other side...