Jeff Johnson has just released the next video in his 11 Sources Of Non-Stop Traffic series.
In this video he covers twitter, cost per view (or pay per view) and pay per click.
The three methods are called:
- ”Twitter Blog Bounce”
- ”PPC for Broke College Students and Housewives” &
- ”CPV Server Crasher”
==> The video is now online just click here to watch it. <==
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I have made some decent money using my three main blogs with Google AdSense. But here is a great method I have been using to make money online.
I purchased a digital product from the ClickBank marketplace and reviewed the product. Once I did this, I followed what I read to see if I would get the same results the writer did.
I did a short video teaching others what I learned and then made a recommendation to purchase the product at the end of the video. Of course, I only created a video for the products that actually worked for me.
Since these products did work for me, by watching and following the video, you will also benefit by seeing a dramatic increase in conversions.
Then I recommended this product through my own affiliate link. This way I could earn commissions on what others sold. The best way I found to do this was to purchase a meaningful and memorable domain name and redirect the domain to my affiliate link.
Then overlay that link in the video.
I usually post my videos on my blogs and send it to my mailing lists to make money. But if you don’t have a list, then upload it to YouTube and everal other video sharing sites to make you commissions.
It’s a great technique that’s worked for me.
Cheers,
Dalelorenzo Johnson
http://www.etrafficlane.com
I will try this out to see my results I have never really found the Idea behind getting traffic then to have them click away.. I use NO advertising on my websites only Pay-Per-LINKS!
Thanks for Your share
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Norman Flecha
http://straightalk.biz
Surely one will have to make use of this to watch the results and testing thereof.