1. Offering Value Add content through use of Blogs,

2. Getting F.R.E.E Targeted Traffic with RSS Feeds,

so that you can get more leads, subscribers and ultimately make more money.

Thousands of blog communities are springing up all over Net, with READY readers and subscribers who are your potential clients and buyers.

And depending on what you are trying to market (as an affiliate) you can easily set up a blog centered just around topic which relates to that product, and then syndicate it using Rss to give you F.R.E.E targeted traffic.

My Multimedia e-book shows you excellent examples how to set up one, and how to use it as a lethal marketing weapon. www.marketing-rampage-with-blogs-and-rss.com

Besides it's powerful use as a F.R.E.E traffic tool, Blogs and Rss give your potential clients value add in terms of useful contents.

Since you have to make regular postings to your blog, you need to study area in which you want to market to (e.g. weight loss) and provide good value add information, very much like a 'consultant'.

Which in a way is good for anyone wanting to build a sustainable business and stay in 'game' in long run, as you begin to build your own list, and cultivate relationship with your readers and exisitng clients.

When Google Ads came onto scene, people who took advantage of it, like Chris Carpenter made quite a nice sum of money.

The same thing goes for blogs and rss. You want to get in now, when you have advantage. And if you still don't have any feeds running, you're really living *lots* of money on table.

If you would like to know more how to unleash power of blogs and rss, kindly visit www.marketing-rampage-with-blogs-and-rss.com

brandon @ brandon-hong.com www.Marketing-Rampage-With-Blogs-And-Rss.com

If you always make best interests of your subscribers your first priority they will come to realize that. Remember, if you want a responsive list you have to provide solutions to their problems. The only way you will ever succeed is to help them succeed.

Don't Bombard Them!

How many ezines or lists have you subscribed to where you receive multiple emails everyday? How long does it take you to click on "unsubscribe" link? No one wants to feel that s/he's being hounded.

Most people understand that we all have to earn money and they will be receptive to occasional extra mailing. However, if you abuse that understanding you'll find size of your list decreasing rapidly.

Sure, if there's something exciting that you feel will really benefit your readers, by all means let them know about it. But . . . we all know this doesn't happen every day. The more "exciting" announcements you send, less your subs will respond. Finally, horror of horrors . . . they'll just stop paying any attention to your emails at all.

Finally, Follow "Golden Rule" . . .

Treat your subscribers same way you want to be treated. Respect their time and intelligence. Let them know you're there to help them and, when they ask for that help, always go extra mile to provide it. The Internet may be a gigantic network but in many respects it's a small, interwoven community. If we help one another, we all succeed.

"You will get everything in life that you want if you just help enough other people get what they want." - Zig Ziglar