Did YOU Pull That Trigger?

Written by Darlene Styers


Did YOU Pull That Trigger? Copyright 2003 Darlene Styers

Are you triggeringrepparttar sp*am filter? Most likely. If so, your Ezine orrepparttar 121048 Ezine publishing your ad may not be reachingrepparttar 121049 suscribers. What will you do about it?

Just a short time agorepparttar 121050 greatest threat to onine marketing was SP*AM. Inrepparttar 121051 past yearsrepparttar 121052 internet has changed. One ofrepparttar 121053 most noticeable changes isrepparttar 121054 fact that nowrepparttar 121055 sp*ammers are not as great a threat asrepparttar 121056 filters that are being used to prevent mail sent by sp*ammers from reaching its destination.

The ISP provider can be using filters to block incoming sp*am. The computer user (you and I) can set up filters. The result is that no matter how innocentrepparttar 121057 message may be, unless we are careful not to use "triggers", our communications just go nowhere.

There are many words and/or phrases which triggerrepparttar 121058 filter. For instance, if your communication includesrepparttar 121059 words "sub*scribe", "cl*ick here" or "un*subscribe" filters will deleterepparttar 121060 message. And how often do you use these words? But these three examples are justrepparttar 121061 beginning.

Do not use whole words or sentences in caps. These get a very high score in Sp*amAssassin and are probablyrepparttar 121062 most common mistakes made. Avoidrepparttar 121063 use ofrepparttar 121064 word fr*ee. Userepparttar 121065 word Newsletter as a part ofrepparttar 121066 subject. Newsletters are more apt to escaperepparttar 121067 filters.

Classified ads almost always contain words or phrases that will triggerrepparttar 121068 filters. Some word combinations to avoid are: wh*o are, loo*king for, he*lp you, you w*ant, fr*ee ads, mo*re than, em*ail address, give y*ou, whe*n you, for y*our, m*oney making, wi*th this, act n*ow, w*ork at h*ome, wh*at you, s*ave time and mon*ey, you*r sales, and for fr*ee. Newsletter publishers who publish classifieds are required to edit all classifieds and alter trigger words.

The Numbers Don't Lie!

Written by Damon G. Zahariades


"The Numbers Don't Lie!"

- by Damon G. Zahariades

Copyright (c) Damon G. Zahariades. All rights reserved.

It's true. They don't.

That's why you should look atrepparttar numbers whenever you're searching for answers.

Let me explain...

A lot of times, I'll start cruisin'repparttar 121047 forums and I'll notice folks saying their web sites aren't selling.

They'll complain, "I've had my site up for six months and have only sold four ebooks. This blows."

They're right. That *does* blow.

I'm not gonna go into allrepparttar 121048 things they should be testing and tweaking. You've heard it a thousand times and I'm not inrepparttar 121049 mood to regurgitate it.

Instead, I'm gonna simply list a process you should be following if you're trying to sell something from a mini site.

Step by step. With a running example to driverepparttar 121050 point home.

Step #1: Define success ===========================

Let's say you want to sell 100 copies of your ebook, "Sitting On Your Bum For Fun And Profit."

If you sell 101 copies this month, you win. If you sell 99 copies, you lose. Simple as that.

That's why we define success. So, we can get rid ofrepparttar 121051 flighty "we almost maderepparttar 121052 goal" crap. You either make it or you don't.

100 copies isrepparttar 121053 "line inrepparttar 121054 sand."

Step #2: Know your conversion ratios ========================================

You get 1,000 unique visitors from Overture. You sell 8 copies of "Sitting On Your Bum For Fun And Profit."

What's your conversion ratio?

It's 0.8%.

Let's be honest. That ain't so good. But, if you're happy with it, your job just got easier. All you have to do is drive a tidal wave of traffic to your site.

Step #3: Dorepparttar 121055 math ========================

Here's what you know...

o You want to sell 100 copies of "Sitting On Your Bum..." each month.

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