Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Trading out = leverage of assets

I am in the process of creating a new site to market business to business internet marketing services too.  I need some graphics made so I traded some squidoo lenses out for graphic design.  Now she is runing away with the content and will slowly take away Tulsa Bad Credit Car Loan and Tulsa Chevrolet keywords.

Sometimes you just find niches to exploit in interesting ways.


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Saturday, September 27, 2008

Getting out of Mainstream Niches

One of the most often overlooked niches by affiliate marketers is the B2B niche.  I am not starting to launch some campaigns that will run to target business to business sector most notably small local businesses.

With the economy is as bad shapes as it is in now it is the time to capitalize on these on these markets to help them expand their reach.  I have been researching some affiliate networks that will help accomplish this goal while at the same time be affordable enough for it to be a minor investment for them and achieve ROI at the same time.

It will be fun to see if I can pull this off and make it profitable both for me and the businesses that choose to engage these products and services.


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Friday, September 12, 2008

Reviews Sites as a Traffic Source

I cannot believe I have been ignoring this blog for so long and really do apologize to people that have visited looking for information on traffic arbitrage.  First let me start by saying that PPC traffic is way over rated in sponsored search results.  If you are going to "buy" traffic with ppc you are better off to stick with the content network unless you are still working on Search Engine Optimization for your keywords.

You will realize way more value from SEO than PPC.  PPC is a crutch for a poorly optimized site or fresh landing page.

One thing I have have ben playing around with using is rating sites to drive traffic.  These can be huge tools to drive optimized traffic for your keywords and building up your SEO.  A topic though that gets some attention though is why are dealer reviews mostly negative.  And a there is a good discussion going on at an Automotive Forum regarding this.

Maybe it has a lot to do with how people that work for car dealer employees respond when the dealership makes a mistake.  That industry has a lot to learn still...


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