Other places to advertise and sell products apart WF wso section?

Hi,
yes the WF is one of my favourite places to advertise as you can communicate well with people that are purchasing from you and build up a good customer relationship.


I have used Facebook groups to send traffic to my WF offers.



Facebook groups can be good, but once again you need to build up a relationship and get know to people before they will purchase from you.


You can also advertise on Bing - they are cheaper than Google Adwords, and use them to send people to the WF, but you can also send them straight to your website if you have one.



Hope this helps.


Ged

You can find other marketing forums on the internet where you can put a link in your signature and engage in conversations going on in those forums.

Basically, you want to be providing value wherever you attempt to get traffic.

As said above Facebook groups are a good source of traffic, but you have to note that you can't just go into groups and start spamming the users of those groups. You have to enter the conversation going on in the group and do your best to provide them with the value from your posts.

Other social media sites are good to get traffic from as well. It's all basically about adding value to people and leading them back to your offers.

You have to pay for advertising. If you want you can buy a banner ad slot at the top, bottom, or side, and drive traffic to your WSO that way. Or some free marketing tactics and even social marketing will help drive traffic to the WSO.

1. Bing PPC Ads
2. Solo Ads
3. YouTube videos
4. Google Ads
5. Facebook Ads
6. Instagram or Twitter Ads
7. Postcard Marketing

I hope that helps.

You wouldn't.

You'd drive traffic to your own site.

The selective testimonials point is valid, but the fundamental problem here is that the product isn't one that exists outside the WF. Therefore, it's not a 'WSO' (an offer of an existing product), but something make purposefully to solely target WF members and set up base camp to drive traffic in in this case.

The main point is that an effective business is based upon establishing an independant product and a place to sell it, with non-dependancy upon a third party.

There seems to be a lot of enthusiasm towards something which is potentially a liability.

The income claim, can possibly cause problems as it stands. We might advertise with and attractive claim, only for the rules here to request of you to rid of all claims. When we are more in control selling from our own site, you we are bound to rules imposed only by our hosting company.

As mentioned a 'WSO' is meant to be an offer of an existing product and so, setting one up is meant to be considered nothing more than a sideline accessory to business - not the backbone of it.

Yes Palmtreelife,


good point - with advertising you always need to try different things and keep a record so that you can analyse what is working best so that you can repeat that and delete what is not working.


Ged