What would you promote to random 5 million people?

Freebie CPA offer would probably be the best way to go.

Email submit for a Free iPhone, Walmart Gift card, restaurant gift card, etc..

Krix,

My answers are theoretical.


Nothing is further from the truth. What you're assuming is that every one of the obese in this group are interested in addressing their situation. No, they are certainly not "for sure interested in your product."


Again, "something that everyone is interested in" is an extremely faulty generalization. I'm guessing Google Sniper would be on the minds of almost no one.

No offense Krix, but real Internet marketing is not done this way.

I know the promoters of the offer to market to 5 Million email addresses make it sound as though you will make gobs of money regardless of your offer - you can't help it because even if only 1% convert to sales you'll be rolling in dough.

Whatever time, effort, money and dreams of wealth you spend on this offer are going to be a pure waste. Forget even considering this and spend some time learning what Internet marketing is all about. You'll be way ahead in the long run.

Steve

What would I promote to random 5 million people? Lol, obviously, NOTHING. :p

You're wasting your time here, pal.
If you could find only 5 people that are really interested to see and hear what you have to offer, they'd make you more money than; not only 5, but 50 million random people.

It just doesn't work that way..

But if you still think it's worth it, try some free CPA offers. Build a landing page related to your offer and get their e-mail, only then, forward them to the actual offer. And if they don't convert at first, you can still promote to them over and over again. :rolleyes:

Cheers,

Guys, I already tested my idea with 200k people from Hungary. I am not sending emails to random 5million people. That is not what I am asking.
200k people from Hungary saw my adverisement, From that 10k people visited my website, and I had a 1/450 conversion rate, with a weight loss product.
Problem is: Hungarians don't have much affiliate products, only a few products, and this was one of them. Hungarians are afraid of purchasing online. Hungarians are poor as hell.
So in theory if I advertised the same product to 5 million people I would get 250k people on my site, and US would have a lot better conversion rate, but for the sake of the argument lets say it's the same: 250000/450 = 555 products sold
So once again. 5 million people. any product. What to promote? Go!

Those top 4 products have been hammered to death, especially in the US market. They are also pretty targeted niches, which won't be as effective if you don't know the demographics of your audience.

Sure, you'll get some of those 5 million interested in weight loss, but to say 1.5m of those 5m are obese and interested in losing weight is a complete guess. And if they were obese, how many of those actually want to lose weight? Some people are quite happy at a larger size. This is all subjective and not something to base a campaign on when you don't know the audience.

If you have 5 million random people, you need a much broader niche to capture their attention. Think sweepstakes, lottery, surveys, freebies, giveaways etc. These types of niches appeal to a much wider audience and you're more likely to see success. There are plenty of these offers on the CPA networks as mentioned above.

You'd probably have better luck sending them to an offer wall that has 4 or so different CPA email submit offers they can choose from. Win a free iphone, starbucks gift voucher, etc, etc.

i would promote some type of low cost merchandise type product to a wide range of people

The Big Three

HEALTH - WEALTH - RELATIONSHIPS (Happiness)

However: I agree with the others, it's a super long shot not knowing anything about the list. Where did the list come from? If there are people under 18 on the list I would avoid it. People always want to know how to be more attractive, make more money and be happier. The question is can you capture their attention?

There's little chance you could actually get legitimate five million emails, so I'm guessing this would be for a random massive spam mailing campaign. So my answer would be that I would not participate (even hypothetically) in such a campaign as it would be fruitless since spam is rarely ever well received.

Pornography

1.Create a Blog
2.Posts some hot girls news
3.Put google adsense ads
4.Make Money

I use to make €70-€100/day from Facebook like that ...

I think you might have phrased your question wrong but the responses here are pretty strange.

You're basically asking "What works well with cold traffic? All US based, probably working-middle class"?

Go with the following:

- Financial - Work from home, Biz Opp (NOT Google Sniper - which is an affiliate product - think of people who don't even know what the term affiliate means).

- Weight Loss - Fat Loss Factor does convert well on cold traffic but even better are CPA offers - look at the latest "hot" CPA offers/niches

Of course the more targeting you do the better off you are.

But cold traffic conversions are possible with good video sales letters and products.

So what is this fictional 5 million US users? How does one get that many US visitors on the cheap?

Just for fun I'll play along.

The second wealthiest person in Canada when asked by a friend of mine "what business should I go into" answered "you should go into a business where if people don't buy your product they'll die...I'm referring of course to the grocery business".

Let's assume randomly that you can reach 5 million random people for free (don't do it if it's not free because targeting offers so much better value). Let's assume you don't have a pre-existing business and just want to capitalize as much as possible off a general market. What's the best thing to promote to those people, by which I mean what is likely to result in the largest percentage conversions? On average it's reasonable to assume this would be things that EVERYONE needs such as:

- Food
- Gasoline
- Utilities (phone, water, power, gas)
- Entertainment (if very board for example a Pixar movie)
- Financial services of some sort (credit cards, financing, discount or loyalty programs, high interest savings accounts, etc.)
- Broad based medical services/medical insurance (ie. "enter your information to receive a lifetime 10% discount on all your future medical services for free!"

Of course this is all purely theoretical and wouldn't happen in reality but assuming it did I'd be aiming to get as many people engaged as possible and learn as much about them as possible in the process so targeting broad like "10% off your next grocery purchase no matter where you choose to make it, individual coupon will be provided for the grocery store of your choice". Now this might be somewhat difficult to coordinate, but then again the whole conversation is theoretical so...

Since the traffic is untargeted and truly cold, then make multiple offers at the same time and see what happens. Like this...

Send them to a page with offers for free reports, optins, in the top 3-5 broad markets. Health, wealth, relationships for example. I recommend using reports that offer good and specific information. Avoid highly generalized PLR reports. You could buy good PLR and then improve them with your own research.

Obviously this means you'll have autoresponder sequences in place. Create a page in which people can choose one or more report offers.

Ken

Just wanted to say that you guys have a lot of good ideas. I'm sure a lot of members here were helped by them!

Just want to say thanks!

I believe you will be wasting your time and money. You know nothing about the 5 million people. The email addresses may not even be real. Even if they are real, the people may not be obese, and even if they are obese they may be happy with their weight or simply don't care about their weight.

You say 30% of the US population is obese. Given of email count of 5 million random people, 1.5 million will be your potential market.

How many of those emails are real?
How many of those emails belong to people 18 years of age and older?
How many of those emails are interested in your offer?
Of those that are obese, how many will open the email?

Since you seem committed to marketing to these people, you may be better off testing a sample of 100k or so. My guess is that you will have zero sales. You are better off making a squeeze page, giving a way a high quality product, and building your own list.

Why not let Google figure out who they are and what they are interested in?

In other words - Adsense.

Will

I would probably try different offers with them such as email submits and sign ups, but I would mainly promote products to them in the fitness niche because its one of the more popular niches. I would test different niches though, as there isn't much telling what will convert. After a while, you could get a better insight of who your list is made up of and be able to monetize to them easier.

random 5 million pple to make d most money?cool.I'll offer something different.No digital products rather i'll offer physical items .Here's my order, --phones,--laptops,--homes,--video games & movies,--fashion (clothes,shoes,bags etc.).These items are very important and i'm very sure they'll sell well.

If you have a list of 5 million and know nothing about them, there's no point in taking risks promoting something you think they might like, but rather promote products that are already doing very well (statistically).

You have a long list of people so your best bet is to go with something widely accepted as opposed to focusing on any specific niche.

This might be shocking, but if i really don't know who are these people, I will not promote anything to 5 million random people because it doesn't matter how you made the list "theoretically as well", whatever you will be emailing to them will be spamming.

You have the niche, then you make the list, and not the other way around. If someone give me the option to send an email for 5 million people that I don't even know what niche their interest in, I wouldn't bother sending the email.

cannabis is trending massively

I think fitness and weight loss is, and always will be one of the best things to promote to a general audience.

Hopefully you won't actually go and test this theory. I can see thousands of dollars lost within the first week of the campaign launch.

Bread and water.