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Why Haven't You Got a List Yet?
Monday, 25 February 2008
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By Robert Brus

  The money is in the list right? Yeah we have all heard it before, and believe it or not it is actually true. If thats a fact then why are you wasting your time promoting affiliate products when you should be concentrating on building a list?

It is no secret that JVs (joint ventures) and cross promotions are one of the most productive ways to make high volumes of sales on the Internet. I want to talk about why they work so well, and how you can make the most of them to explode your online income.

Traditionally, JVs are most common between two people who have created a product and are selling it online. But that need not be the case and I will tell you shortly of a way in which you can get all the benefits, traffic and sales of a JV without even having a product of your own.

But first lets look at the principals of it:

What actually happens in a JV cross-promotion?Websites promote other websites for two main reasons:

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Viral Marketing: It's Use and Feeding to Earn Real Money Online
Sunday, 24 February 2008
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By Robert C. Worstell

  What is your niche and how do much do you want people to sell your product for you - for free? Gladwell and Godin are the forerunners in viral marketing, and this article explores what they said and how you can use it.

Any discussion of viral marketing brings up two authors -

Malcom Gladwell, "The Tipping Point" and
Seth Godin, "Unleasing the Idea Virus".

Really, these authors are incredible thinkers - you should seek out and buy their books, read them for yourself to get the most out of them. But I'm not so in love with their books that I let them go on all points.

Let's take Tipping Point first.

Gladwell is talking about social epidemics. While some of this is applicable to marketing, his book is mostly applicable to the society and social interactions.

Viruses all go past a point of no return. This is where they have gotten a large enough base where the majority become infected. This is the point of critical mass, the
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