Other Places You Can Easily Promote a Blog or Affiliate Link…
March 21, 2008 10:40 am T.M.'s BlurbsHey readers!
If you read my post from yesterday, you’ll see how I talked about creating a blog to promote affiliate links as solutions to people who HATE their niche.
Well, I was reading “ListBlueprint” yesterday after I posted this, and realized another unsung place where people don’t try to do the same thing…
YAHOO GROUPS & GOOGLE GROUPS!
Now, “ListBlueprint” talks more about Yahoo! Groups because they’re more active and heartfelt than Google Groups (in my opinion). But the idea is still the same.
Both of these sites Yahoo and Google have huge followings, even in their ‘Groups’. You can easily use my tactic from yesterday to find groups and forums on both of these sites to find people who are frustrated with whatever niche it is you’re trying to promote for.
Here are links to the two group sites…
http://groups.yahoo.com
http://groups.google.com
Definitely give them a look and use my tactic from yesterday’s post.
But seriously, as an affiliate marketer, you really need to start building a list. I cannot harp on this enough. The reason why I always talk about and recommend ListBlueprint is because it works! It really does, and I truly truly want every single one of my subscribers and readers to read it and LEARN from it.
Many see the $9.97 price tag on it and think it has no value. It has TREMENDOUS value, because a lot of the content in the book not only will help you build a mailing list that you can advertise to…but the tactics can be used for any type of website you WANT!
And the case study disclosing the niche that pulled him in 25K+ subscribers in a short time is genius. I saw the stats, and he his squeeze page was converting at 70%! That’s amazing for a squeeze page. So, 7 out of every 10 people that were coming to his squeeze page were signing up for his newsletter, and he was scoring off of a One Time Offer, that really wasn’t one…yet it made him so much friggin’ money.
Let me stop harping on this ebook. I just think it’s that good, or else I wouldn’t be harping over a cheaply priced ebook, would I?
Here’s the link to it if you wish:
Until tomorrow,
T.M.
