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Discussion in 'Clickbank' started by ScrapeBoss, Apr 15, 2011.
Some gurus are idiots. They copy ezine articles to send to their list to promote their affiliate products. Therefore, you may need to first of all copy a part of the email you receive and search for the text in Google. If nothing appears, then you are good to go.Click to expand...
NO!!! The emails are always different. Remember that they always want to sell products to you. They try to write a convincing email that will convince you to take out your credit card to buy. This tactic has been working for me for many months. It got to a time I could no longer copy all the unique email content to my text files xeoblast said:
A sweet little tactic that i think i failed to notice.. But don't you think the emails will be mostly of the content from the sales pitch? -_-"Click to expand...
TheWebStrategist said:
Can i just clarify here? We will use the 100 emails as essentially 100 new articles, per day? 700 per week, would we even need to send traffic to these?Click to expand...
So you promote thesse items on a blog and then people buy them the more you write the more you sell the more you earn ? And do you need a buletproof domain to host on or would you make a blogspot and add loads of people or what?Click to expand...
From what i gather Sypher, You basically copy the content received in the email. Lob it onto a blog, and that's pretty much it. Obviously, add your keywords and maybe send a few backlinks here and there to each blog.Click to expand...
Cheers, however what i'm saying is. With that many articles being produced by us. Around 3000 a month if you do 100 daily, is there even any need to promote these?Click to expand...
What i'm saying is. Would it be OK to just create 100 articles a day, and let them retrieve their own views? If you did 3000 a month, there'd be so many of them on the net, it'd be OK to just let them do their own thing? Without promoting them, i mean.Click to expand...
Get free unlimited unique content to promote clickbank and make money | BlackHatWorld - The Home of Internet Marketing
Discussion in 'Clickbank' started by ScrapeBoss, Apr 15, 2011.
Some gurus are idiots. They copy ezine articles to send to their list to promote their affiliate products. Therefore, you may need to first of all copy a part of the email you receive and search for the text in Google. If nothing appears, then you are good to go.Click to expand...
NO!!! The emails are always different. Remember that they always want to sell products to you. They try to write a convincing email that will convince you to take out your credit card to buy. This tactic has been working for me for many months. It got to a time I could no longer copy all the unique email content to my text files xeoblast said:
A sweet little tactic that i think i failed to notice.. But don't you think the emails will be mostly of the content from the sales pitch? -_-"Click to expand...
TheWebStrategist said:
Can i just clarify here? We will use the 100 emails as 
essentially 100 new articles, per day? 700 per week, would we even need to send traffic to these?Click to expand...
So you promote thesse items on a blog and then people buy them the more you write the more you sell the more you earn ? And do you need a buletproof domain to host on or would you make a blogspot and add loads of people or what?Click to expand...
From what i gather Sypher, You basically copy the content received in the email. Lob it onto a blog, and that's pretty much it. Obviously, add your keywords and maybe send a few backlinks here and there to each blog.Click to expand...
Cheers, however what i'm saying is. With that many articles being produced by us. Around 3000 a month if you do 100 daily, is there even any need to promote these?Click to expand...
What i'm saying is. Would it be OK to just create 100 articles a day, and let them retrieve their own views? If you did 3000 a month, there'd be so many of them on the net, it'd be OK to just let them do their own thing? Without promoting them, i mean.Click to expand...