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Anatomy of a Wealth Producing Internet Strategy


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Anatomy of a Wealth Producing Internet Strategy

by Dr. Remi Engels

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There really is a simple strategy to extract wealth from the

Internet. And here it is:



- Find an attractive product.

- Design a killer mini website.

- Devise a devastating marketing campaign.



Successfully executing (i.e., producing sales) this waltz,

however, is easier said than done.



Here are a few thoughts on the subject:



1. The Product



Ideally, the product should be your own, be original, and

solve a common problem.



If the product is your own, you'll generate lots of

credibility and better yet, you won't have to share

the profits.



If your product is original you'll have very little

competition and therefore a much easier sell.



And finally, if the product solves a common problem

or satisfies a widely held desire, you'll be assured of

a sizable potential customer base.



So, have those "little gray cells" do some overtime.

Take stock of your special skills and knowledge. Do your

homework, i.e., do some content and market research

to find out what people want or are interested in. Then,

see if you can't transform some of your findings into a

run-away bestseller.



You can write an e-book, program a piece of software,

or maybe develop a useful service or private site. But,

whatever you do, make sure it's a quality product

presented in a professional manner and, also, that it

over-delivers on its promises.



On the other hand, if you really do not want to

develop your own product, consider selling someone

else's product. That is, become an affiliate. You can

find hundreds of great affiliate programs here:

http://www.associateprograms.com/



If you want to sell name brand products, you can find

hundreds of offers by serious drop shippers here:

http://www.electronicdartshop.com/dropshipsource.html

These companies give you their products to sell and

will ship them to your customers.



2. The Website



Once you have the product of the century, it's time to

sell it. That means, first of all, designing a website

specifically for your product.



The website has one and only one purpose: get the visitor

to open his or her wallet and click the "order here" button.



On the Internet words sell. Pictures do not. So, don't

bother with graphics. Also, make sure your site loads fast.



This leaves you with the writing of a dynamite sales letter.

How to do this effectively is the topic of many an article

and even entire books.



Suffice it to say that every sentence should be designed

to advance your purpose, i.e., lead your visitor to the

order page. Also,



- Give your visitor your full attention and respect.

- Be sympathetic with your visitor's problem.

- Clearly explain how your product can solve that problem.

- Emphasize the benefits of your product.

- Be as persuasive as you can be.

- Make your ordering procedure easy and automatic.

- Give your customer immediate access to the product.

- Search engine optimize your site as much as you can.

- Always place your attention grabbing copy above the

fold of your web page, i.e., that part of your page

your visitor sees without having to scroll.



3. The Marketing Strategy



The third step in the waltz is the implementation of

temporary and near-permanent marketing strategies.



Temporary strategies result in one-time traffic bursts.

Examples are: E-zine advertising, search engines

submissions, e-mail campaigns, and press releases.

Taken together, temporary strategies often consume

a lot of resources. So keep them in check.



Near-permanent strategies are those that require a

one-time implementation but very little maintenance.

These viral marketing techniques yield traffic for a

very long time. They include affiliate programs, signature

files, free content, and newsletters.



A well-balanced targeted mix of these two strategies

should attract a healthy number of visitors to your site.

Then, armed with your desirable product and killer sales

copy, you should be able to transform a substantial

number of those visitors into actual customers.



This triple pronged approach when implemented in

combination with a sensible test program and an

accurate ad tracking procedure makes your success

almost unavoidable.



What we're saying here is that this approach has been

proven to work over and over again by many different

people.



Therefore, if it does not work for you, you need to

reexamine and retest your implementation. Check your

website (sales copy, headlines, layout, etc.), the

product (demand, size of market, etc.), and your

marketing strategies (place you advertise, ad copy,

targeting, etc.). As always, the devil is in the details.



Good luck!



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