An Interesting Phenomenon

Written by Tom Busch


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2) Is it a good idea to give away resale rights to everyone who purchases your product, when instead you could line up some good affiliates and profit from each and every sale?

I think that I knowrepparttar answer to this one! When it comes to ebooks, yes, it probably is a good idea. Most likely,repparttar 121666 author is employingrepparttar 121667 following, rather clever strategy. He or she is counting on healthy back-end profits from links withinrepparttar 121668 ebook to other products/services. This is even better than making it a free ebook, because now there are hundred or even thousands working very hard to distribute it, thus vastly increasingrepparttar 121669 number of people exposed to those profitable links.

Hey, I guess I do catch on.

3) Is multi-level promotion, as inrepparttar 121670 case ofrepparttar 121671 aforementioned traffic program, inherently flawed?

Now, I'm not talking about two-tiered affiliate programs, or even products that come with resale rights. I'm talking about anything you promote in which your profits/benefits are dependent upon getting other people to promote it too.

I'm not going to answer this question, as it is much like debating religion. When it comes to MLM or multi-level marketing, there are believers and non-believers and both are equally passionate.

I want to make it abundantly clear that I am not knocking anyone who employs any ofrepparttar 121672 marketing/promotion methods outlined in this article. As I stated atrepparttar 121673 very beginning, I am just a student, struggling to learn. There is one thing I've learned for sure though, he who isrepparttar 121674 prime source stands to gainrepparttar 121675 most.



Tom Busch publishes The Power Player newsletter and has an internet marketing resource site with Free downloads available at http://tombusch.com


Twelve Principles For Success On The Internet

Written by Robert Taylor


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9. Join news groups and discussion lists which fit into your niche. While blatant advertising is not normally permitted, most will allow you to use a signature file which is quite effective in advertising.

10. Develop a viral marketing strategy. Create a program, ebook, or something else that people would like to have. Include your links in it and give it freely torepparttar world. The better it is,repparttar 121665 more quickly it will spread acrossrepparttar 121666 internet, andrepparttar 121667 greater return on your investment in it.

11. Use autoresponders. Smart autoresponders can send a series of up to 20 follow-up messages to your prospective clients. You should follow up with your message at least seven times for it to reach maximum effectiveness.

12. Be persistent and consistent in all your efforts. Set up a schedule for advertising, web site maintenance, article writing and submission, ezine publication and allrepparttar 121668 other items stated above. Follow that schedule as closely as possible and be consistent and persistent in following it.

There is nothing new or earth shaking in any ofrepparttar 121669 above. These same principles have been promoted acrossrepparttar 121670 Internet for several years. Every Internet marketing program onrepparttar 121671 Internet specifies one or more of these principles as a foundation for success in this medium.

Incorporate all of these into your marketing efforts and watch your income steadily increase. Always remember that nothing has been developed or invented that cannot be improved. Set some time aside to consider those things now used for marketing and seeing how they can be changed to be more effective.



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