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Casual Articles - Drizzle Marketing - Easy, Simple and Cheap Butterfly Alternative
Every now and then a subscriber will ask how I create my newsletter. Fortunately, this request is done in conjunction with a complement I humbly accept. So, I decided to dedicate an entire issue to the creation of an HTML (web page looking) ezine. This won’t serve as the only technical guide you will ever need to read to create stunning HTML newsletters but, I hope it will serve as a mid-level introduction to the ins and outs of this powerful tool.It is my hope that past issues extolling the virtues of an online newsletter o
So in order to make a certain amount, you have to have a bigger list or audience (which we don't have, remember?), while low priced products only need more sales!
And that's exactly what the low price will do! Automatically!
So the
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Very often it's followed by the conditions, that it should not be with Adsense, high ticket products or through a huge list.
The reason is simple: newbies don't have time and/or money to build an Adsense emporium and they don't have a big list, if any at all, nor do they have products, so they can't sell high ticket items with huge bonuses!
So, then what's my answer? Butterfly Marketing?
No, I use my own strategy and I call it ...
"Drizzle Marketing"!
We don't like drizzles, do we? I gonna make you like them! Read on.
In June, while attending the JV Alert Live event, I saw Joel Comm drop a handfull of coins into a bowl. He dropped them one after the other, thus creating a tick or two every second. That was to visualize how you can make money online using Adsense.
To be completely honest, I had seen that before. John Reese did that during his famous 'Traffic' seminar and that was recorded on one of his traffic DVD's.
But when I saw Joel do that for Adsense, I thought why not do that with products?
You see, many experts teach you that selling high ticket items costs as much effort as selling low priced products.
While that may be true in terms of 'effort', there's also something like the 'price-threshold'. The conversion rates of high ticket items is much lower than for low priced ones.
So in order to make a certain amount, you have to have a bigger list or audience (which we don't have, remember?), while low priced products only need more sales!
And that's exactly what the low price will do! Automatically!
So the i
One of the mistakes that some entrepreneurs who are opening a dollar store make is to use overhead shelves on the sales floor for the storage of boxes of excess merchandise. While storing merchandise on the sales floor can be done, it must be done with care. If not done properly there is the risk that sales will suffer. Don’t let that happen to you.Often the boxes that merchandise is shipped in are plain, dull brown colored. They may be damaged or marked up with scuffs and other damage that occurred during the shipping proce
So, then what's my answer? Butterfly Marketing?
No, I use my own strategy and I call it ...
"Drizzle Marketing"!
We don't like drizzles, do we? I gonna make you like them! Read on.
In June, while attending the JV Alert Live event, I saw Joel Comm drop a handfull of coins into a bowl. He dropped them one after the other, thus creating a tick or two every second. That was to visualize how you can make money online using Adsense.
To be completely honest, I had seen that before. John Reese did that during his famous 'Traffic' seminar and that was recorded on one of his traffic DVD's.
But when I saw Joel do that for Adsense, I thought why not do that with products?
You see, many experts teach you that selling high ticket items costs as much effort as selling low priced products.
While that may be true in terms of 'effort', there's also something like the 'price-threshold'. The conversion rates of high ticket items is much lower than for low priced ones.
So in order to make a certain amount, you have to have a bigger list or audience (which we don't have, remember?), while low priced products only need more sales!
And that's exactly what the low price will do! Automatically!
So the
If you are a new company in a small market or you are the new company in an industry often your prospects will decide not to buy from you because you are too new. You have no reputation and they are not sure about your ability to deliver what you say you will in the way of your company offerings.They say things like; We will wait and see if you are still around next year, then we can talk. Interesting because if everyone says this you will not be around next year will you? I mean you need sales to grow your business and enou
To be completely honest, I had seen that before. John Reese did that during his famous 'Traffic' seminar and that was recorded on one of his traffic DVD's.
But when I saw Joel do that for Adsense, I thought why not do that with products?
You see, many experts teach you that selling high ticket items costs as much effort as selling low priced products.
While that may be true in terms of 'effort', there's also something like the 'price-threshold'. The conversion rates of high ticket items is much lower than for low priced ones.
So in order to make a certain amount, you have to have a bigger list or audience (which we don't have, remember?), while low priced products only need more sales!
And that's exactly what the low price will do! Automatically!
So the
You have now steeled your nerves. You are convinced that your idea would “fly” if you would make the ultimate commitment to it. You have done the research and run the numbers. You even know that there is a whole lot that you don’t know – but you are determined to learn as you go. You approach the edge of the metaphorical business pool and you get those same feelings you get every time you come this far:1. What if I find out I really can’t swim 2. What if my water wings don’t hold me up (in other words, what if my net
But when I saw Joel do that for Adsense, I thought why not do that with products?
You see, many experts teach you that selling high ticket items costs as much effort as selling low priced products.
While that may be true in terms of 'effort', there's also something like the 'price-threshold'. The conversion rates of high ticket items is much lower than for low priced ones.
So in order to make a certain amount, you have to have a bigger list or audience (which we don't have, remember?), while low priced products only need more sales!
And that's exactly what the low price will do! Automatically!
So the
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So in order to make a certain amount, you have to have a bigger list or audience (which we don't have, remember?), while low priced products only need more sales!
And that's exactly what the low price will do! Automatically!
So the idea is to offer great products, possibly with resell rights so the buyer will profit from that too, for a low price. With each offer, you drop your coins in your bowl. If you repeat that process frequently, you create a drizzle! Hence: drizzle marketing!
The 'price-threshold' is low and you will generate quite a number of sales. Added up, it could mean the same amount of money as for selling high ticket items with low conversion rates.
I've implemented that idea on one of my websites.
Of course you will need products with value that are not wide spreaded around the Net. So you have to carefully select them.
And, if possible, they not only have to deliver value for money, but make the buyer some money too! If you have such a product, then you have a great answer to the question 'how to make money online'.
This drizzle strategy works like charm. I've tested it and the results increase every day.
And I'm not the only one. Coincidently my friend Frank Sousa writes about it in his latest newsletter too! He calls it 'the money is in the drop'.
And Willie Crawford wrote in a forum post last week (partially quoted):
I use to have a real problem with people underpricing products.
I guess this was fueled by the fact that several times I had gone out and spent as much as $997 for reprint rights to a product only to see it being sold dirt cheap a
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