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I went through (going through) affiliate bootcamp and curious what product approach would be smart to utilize. My target audience is affiliate marketers (mainly newbies). Would
Reviewing online programs like EN is OK, as long as the reviews do not sound "too biased against", as what other WA members did in the past. Focusing on positive things about you as a coach will do better, and give people more compelling reason why they should join you instead.
ive been in EN so i can give an honest review and it isn't how you present it ... along with thousands of other accounts from people i know ;).... again we will leave it at that
because you can't dictate how someone conducts their business only they can ;)
but no when i do reviews i actually take the time to look at the systems and their products etc.... just by looking (taking the time to look rather then read others reviews) you can tell a lot about a company... then i search on fb to see how people are promoting it (usually if spam pushing it a lot that means a few things one could just be noone is telling them that wont help them or the company)... then if its legit I usually get in touch with someone that is promoting it on fb and use their link and then use WA as an extra free tool (for the free website etc.)
thats just how I do it... but if a site is truly a scheme of some sort I am honest about it being my opinion and why.... my call to action is then to my WA review which actually tells my journey good and bad with the whole system to me not bias with only the good and a sugar coated bad lol
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What product approach should be used for reviews?
I went through (going through) affiliate bootcamp and curious what product approach would be smart to utilize. My target audience is affiliate marketers (mainly newbies). Would
Yes, that is the way to go. Naturally when people are presented with an opportunity they search for the program's reviews. You can use the keyword tool to evaluate competition and find out what people are typing in Google to find the information about the program. You really need to learn how to pick on relatively 'new' programs which have not been reviewed by authority websites. It is almost impossible to rank a new website for reviews of established programs that you have mentioned above. One trick is to use Facebook search bar to search for phrase like 'New MLM', 'MLM launches'. Also use Google Alert as described here Create a Google Alert to alert you of new program launches which still have low competition. l hope this helps. All the best.
Reviewing online programs like EN is OK, as long as the reviews do not sound "too biased against", as what other WA members did in the past. Focusing on positive things about you as a coach will do better, and give people more compelling reason why they should join you instead.
ive been in EN so i can give an honest review and it isn't how you present it ... along with thousands of other accounts from people i know ;).... again we will leave it at that
because you can't dictate how someone conducts their business only they can ;)
but no when i do reviews i actually take the time to look at the systems and their products etc.... just by looking (taking the time to look rather then read others reviews) you can tell a lot about a company... then i search on fb to see how people are promoting it (usually if spam pushing it a lot that means a few things one could just be noone is telling them that wont help them or the company)... then if its legit I usually get in touch with someone that is promoting it on fb and use their link and then use WA as an extra free tool (for the free website etc.)
thats just how I do it... but if a site is truly a scheme of some sort I am honest about it being my opinion and why.... my call to action is then to my WA review which actually tells my journey good and bad with the whole system to me not bias with only the good and a sugar coated bad lol
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do you recommend having a website setup from affiliate bootcamp to review & then push to WA? Also one from going through the online entrepreneur course?
If you are recommending WA to others, then the 'Affiliate Bookcamp' is the way to go. If you you choose a different niche theN l would recommend the 'online entrepreneur course'. All the best.
It is best to have a separate site for promoting WA. You can teach all this about Internet marketing and websites etc to add value and refer people to WA for more.
Do you mean the affiliate bootcamp training that walks you through creating a review site?
Just trying to see which training I should concentrate on and then from there create a website specifically for promoting WA and then another in a niche that I am interested in.
thanks
If you want to promote WA and the Internet marketing niche, then go through the affiliate bootcamp training.
You can go through the getting started course for your other niche, but go through one at a time. Focus is the key to success :-)
Ah ok that is what I thought you meant just wanted to make sure... As my purpose was to focus once I knew what would be the smartest action taking steps first...
so ill go through the aff bootcamp first get that going and then focus on the other training
thank you :)
No probs!
Best of luck and if you need any help, I will be happy to lend a hand if I can :-)
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What do you recommend site was for promoting wa etc.?
do you recommend having a website setup from affiliate bootcamp to review & then push to WA? Also one from going through the online entrepreneur course?
If you are recommending WA to others, then the 'Affiliate Bookcamp' is the way to go. If you you choose a different niche theN l would recommend the 'online entrepreneur course'. All the best.
It is best to have a separate site for promoting WA. You can teach all this about Internet marketing and websites etc to add value and refer people to WA for more.
Do you mean the affiliate bootcamp training that walks you through creating a review site?
Just trying to see which training I should concentrate on and then from there create a website specifically for promoting WA and then another in a niche that I am interested in.
thanks
If you want to promote WA and the Internet marketing niche, then go through the affiliate bootcamp training.
You can go through the getting started course for your other niche, but go through one at a time. Focus is the key to success :-)
Ah ok that is what I thought you meant just wanted to make sure... As my purpose was to focus once I knew what would be the smartest action taking steps first...
so ill go through the aff bootcamp first get that going and then focus on the other training
thank you :)
No probs!
Best of luck and if you need any help, I will be happy to lend a hand if I can :-)
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Yes, that is the way to go. Naturally when people are presented with an opportunity they search for the program's reviews. You can use the keyword tool to evaluate competition and find out what people are typing in Google to find the information about the program. You really need to learn how to pick on relatively 'new' programs which have not been reviewed by authority websites. It is almost impossible to rank a new website for reviews of established programs that you have mentioned above. One trick is to use Facebook search bar to search for phrase like 'New MLM', 'MLM launches'. Also use Google Alert as described here Create a Google Alert to alert you of new program launches which still have low competition. l hope this helps. All the best.