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Affiliate Marketing
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[YES] Can be edited

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[YES] Can be added to your blog or website

[YES] Can be used to create your own products

[YES] Can be used in an autoresponder to your customers

[YES] Can be used to create a podcast so your customers can listen to the articles

[YES] Can be used to create a video which you can publish on YouTube or any other video website

[NO] Can give away or sell the text source files

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Do you offer your visitors a free giveaway via some-sort of opt-in?

Do you then build rapport?

Most Internet Marketers do because we have heard it time and time again…”the money is in the list”.

Build a subscriber list, build rapport and a good percentage of them will buy your recommendations. That’s how it works isn’t it?

But a lot of Internet Marketers only blog and give something away…they don’t do the follow-up, the building of rapport.

Why not?

It could be cost…to automate the connections you need a decent autoresponder like Aweber and that comes with a monthly fee.

Others don’t believe autoresponders work.

But one of the easiest ways to build rapport is to set up an autoresponder.

You could actually automate over a years worth of emails providing extra advice, more content and product offers. Get that set-up, once and then forget about it.

That gives you time to concentrate on building even more traffic and opt-ins.

I would recommend as least 2 ‘advice’ type emails per one ‘offer’ type email. You could do that each week. So if you had a years worth set-up, that’s 52 times you may get a sale from each of your opt-ins.

You may wish to issue some other ad-hoc emails as well…on the latest advice or offers but the vast majority can be set-up automatically.

Remember you already have your blog and opt-in in place, now it’s just an autoresponder with someone like Aweber.

Now with The Digital Archives you don’t even have to create the content yourself. Just use the content from their Article Writing Service.

For instance, you get 20 brand new articles each month plus you receive specially written tips relating to the article content which you can use to create your autoresponders. And you receive a weekly memo, which you could add to and create a weekly newsletter.

Put this into your autoresponder and bam…your customers receive great advice…you’re building a relationship…you add a few offers now and then…some will buy…you make some income.

So let’s say you had 1000 in your opt-in list and each week issued an offer…say an affiliated product that gives you 50% commission and the product is selling for $50. So, for every sale you receive $25.

How many of the 1000 are going to buy?

Let’s say 5 (0.5% conversion – that’s a very low conversion rate), you make $125.

If you were successful and hit the normal conversion rate of 2%, that’s $500 (20 x $25), every week!

That’s pretty good considering how much you paid for all the article, tips and memo content.

A couple of other points of note.

The content and advice you pass on to your customers must be of a high quality, otherwise they will press that ‘unsubscribe’ button. And that means you’ve lost a potential buying customer. Don’t get me wrong you always get individuals unsubscribing no matter how great the quality of stuff you send them, but don’t make it worse by providing rubbish.

A professional writer writes the content for our Article Writing Service so you can be assured it is of the highest quality.

So if you want o make your life just a little easier and ensure you are focusing on building your visitors and opt-ins…use the articles, tips and memos from our Article Writing Service.

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How does somebody earn your respect and trust?

At what stage will you find them so credible that you will take their advice?

It works the other way around as well.

How do you become credible and how does article writing fit into this?

Let’s first look at why you would want to build credibility in the first place.

If you are writing articles for fun, building up an online credibility might not be that important to you. But what if you want to build up a blog, even if it’s just for fun, to eventually earn you some money?

The only way you will earn money online is by being credible. You don’t necessarily need to be credible overall, you just need to have credibility in the one field you are writing about in other words, your niche. Although being perceived to be an all-round nice and honest person helps if you ever want to add on another niche and make a living from this.

It’s very similar to the offline world.

Think about this. How do you decide on a doctor, a dentist, an accountant or lawyer if you need legal help? Most often you find these professionals by asking around and getting referrals.

How do you decide what your favourite supermarket is? You try it out. If your experience is a good one then the supermarket builds credibility with you. If you don’t enjoy the shopping experience, could be because the prices are too high or the sales staff are rude, then you try another store.

The very same processes work online. Readers will come to your blog to try out what you are offering. If they don’t enjoy the experience they will not return. They will also not refer your blog or site to anybody else.

So how do you get to build credibility online?

Your first step is to set up your profile and create your personality around this. Be genuine and true to the real you. Add some personal details so that you become human and people can relate to you.

Your second and most important step is to create an online continuous presence by writing articles. Build a reputation online for good content that can be trusted to be relevant to your readers.

Write on topics that interest you and that you can be passionate about. Your passion will come through in your writing. Write consistently good articles with a message that stays on topic.

As you continue to write on your topic people will start to develop trust in your knowledge and expertise. It will mean they find your opinions credible and worth listening to.

Eventually as you build this trust you will be able to use your credibility to sell products and services. This may be equally true for your own offering or somebody else’s products and services. Many online marketers who have established their reputation make more money endorsing other products than selling their own.

Article writing will be your most important tool in building your reputation online. Without credibility you will not be able to grow a successful online business.

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What you probably wouldn’t consider is that it could be a most cost-effective solution.

Let’s have a look at it realistically. You write your own articles. It takes you about an hour to write one. If you write an article with loads of information in it it will take you a lot longer.

Now let’s see how much your time is worth. What do you reckon? You could charge your time out at about $30 per hour? Maybe $40? In fact, for your really good articles that you’ve written what would you say you should sell them at? Round about that sum, I should think.

So let’s add that amount up. That could be about $1800 per month if you work every day. As a start-up internet marketer you are working every day.

Besides the cost of your time writing an article, let’s see what the opportunity cost is. That means, what else could you have done if you did not have to sit and write articles?

That opens up a whole new vista doesn’t it. That hour or hour and a half that you spend writing content is costing you a lot more than $30 per hour because you can’t use that very same time to actually make money.

You don’t have that time available to write a sales pitch, or research keywords, submit your sales video to YouTube, set up a sales page on Facebook, set-up aWeber for all your automatic sales pages, source new products to sell. Make your own products etc. etc.

Everything takes time and there are only 24hrs in a day,

Add that up then. It costs you $30 per hour to write an article and how much per hour because you can’t promote anything to make money with while you are focused on that.  Now it looks like it could be costing you at least double the $30 per hour, couldn’t it?

Are you still trying to wonder whether signing up to an article writing service is worth while? Why not try it out. Click here for a five day trial period of free articles, one a day.

Try it. Even if you don’t want to subscribe you get to keep and use five excellent quality articles. A no brainer, if you ask me.

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