Google Sniper pulls in passive profits, with zero traffic generation...

It’s always refreshing to see new strategies to make money online. However, the majority of the time I’m pretty disappointed with the results.<br /> <br /> When I was recommended to buy Google Sniper 2.0, I thought it would be another system that just left me disappointed, but the proof and success stories tipped me to buy it. A quick Google search for testimonials and by watching the sales video it was clear that this system has worked wonders for other people, and it’s actually generated the most online success stories than any other system/course to date. It was a no brainer to give it a shot personally.<br /> <br /> At the time in my Internet marketing journey, I was pretty lost as to what road to head down. Google Sniper 2.0 really outlays the basics, from picking a niche, choosing keywords, buying a domain to setting up a wordpress website which will generate passive income online. It’s an extensive guide, but it’s easy to pick up (the walkthrough videos by George help also). <br /> <br /> I studied the strategy pretty extensively to start with, and created my first “Sniper” site the next day. I was pretty excited due to the success stories, but still had that common doubt that it would be another blowout. I made my first bit of commission two weeks later after setting up the site completely. It wasn’t a huge amount but it was something, and that was the trigger to skim through the course once more to see if I could improve my site in anyway. The site in question started to generate me a tidy amount of commission, and still generates on average $375 a month (on autopilot).<br /> <br /> As I’ve been recommended many times before, “if something works duplicate it...” And that’s what I did. I now have about 10 sniper sites, all generating commission each month. Each site differs in the amount of money I’m making, but I can’t squabble as I’m on the hunt for more...<br /> <br /> The best thing about this course is alongside earning a nice income each month from this system on autopilot with no traffic generation, it’s also an extensive guide into niche research, finding products to promote and how to set up your own website. Yes, it may need to be read through a few times, but believe me... It’s worth it.<br /> <br /> Check out Google Sniper 2.0 here <br /> <center><a href="http://m0ve0n.gsniper.hop.clickbank.net"><img src="http://gsniper2.com/banners/4.gif" /></a></center> <br /> <br />              

Google Sniper pulls in passive profits, with zero traffic generation...

It’s always refreshing to see new strategies to make money online. However, the majority of the time I’m pretty disappointed with the results. When I was recommended to buy Google Sniper 2.0, I though…

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Do You Really Need a Guide For CityVille?

<a href="http://m0ve0n.cityville.hop.clickbank.net/" imageanchor="1" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;"><img alt="cityville cheat" border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgWamZaSZwxblTcu-dLC0HLXUTK15-eTNfwui8T6uBA7ab50hPXBAzmnHfKy63v8cn6q6c2mpqzUy-qfSCybSVNZ8qiGUjZ654AnPDCxEWG9GXkEeNtbrj7OGnL7orwwYh1qdrSdjd0b_Lh/s1600/CityVilleSecrets250x250.jpg" title="cityville guide" /></a>I consider myself to be relatively well educated in the latest generation of social networking site games like FarmVille, Mafia Wars, FrontierVille and such. That's why when I started to see these CityVille guides popping up all over the place I was kind of surprised. I mean, I can see why people might need some tips to get going in games like Mafia Wars, but CityVille?<br /><br />At this point though I hadn't actually played the game, but I didn't really think it could be all that complicated. I figured I should give it a shot though, just so that I could say I knew what I was talking about. And I was in for a rather big surprise. In no time, I was out of coins and cash and had no goods to produce. I have to admit, there way more to this game than I had anticipated. <br /><br />I eventually managed to dig myself out of my original hole and out of the red, but I still wasn't making all that much progress. I started to think that maybe I needed to see what these guides were all about. I wasn't really expecting much, but since I hadn't done so well on my own either, I figured it was worth a shot. <br /><br />So I picked up a guide called CityVille Secrets, and was pleasantly surprised by the tips I found in it. You wouldn't think there were so many ways you could screw up a virtual city, but believe me, you can. I was still stumbling along at level 16 when I got the guide after 2 weeks of playing regularly. Now I'm the proud owner of a fabulous city and at level 46. And I still look back at my guide from time to time. If you're having trouble getting into the swing of things in CityVille, this guide is not a bad investment.

Do You Really Need a Guide For CityVille?

I consider myself to be relatively well educated in the latest generation of social networking site games like FarmVille, Mafia Wars, FrontierVille and such. That's why when I started to see these Cit…

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Diablo 3 Gold Guild .. HOT !!!!

 Today’s post is going to be a review of a Diablo 3 guide that I recently had a look at: The Diablo 3 Gold Guild.<br /> The creator - Ray - knows his stuff. He’s been writing about and playing Diablo 3 ever since the early days of the beta. <br /> The Diablo 3 Gold Guild contains real, valuable content. No hocus pocus or reliance on tricks or gimmicks. I also like how it is regularly updated – both in the forum and in the guide itself. Ray shares quick thoughts and ideas as posts and takes his time creating more detailed content as guide articles. <br /> The fact that this guide comes with a built in forum where users can communicate and share tips and ideas without those ideas spreading too fast to the public is a huge bonus. <br /> The structure of the guide is really neat too. Sections cover the classes, levelling, crafting and the auction houses and hardcore, higher difficulties and PvP (content in these is still coming through – indeed nothing much concrete can be said about PvP yet in any guide). <br /> Ray is building on a foundation of quality work. You can tell he plays every day – probably for unhealthy amounts of time – and keeps up to date on the best skills, runes, levelling strategies and sales techniques. <br /> I know a bit about Diablo 3 but even I found myself nodding along while reading or being totally taken aback by a something I’d never considered before. <br /> I 100% consider myself a better Diablo 3 player after reading Ray’s guide – I can think of no better recommendation than that. <br /> And I’ve barely begun to scratch the surface of what’s on offer or seen anything but the smallest fraction of the updates to come. <br /> I’m very pleased with the Diablo 3 Gold Guild - I highly recommend it.<br /> <br /> Click here to check it out <a href="http://m0ve0n.d3guild.hop.clickbank.net/" target="_blank">VISIT WEBSITE</a><br />            

Diablo 3 Gold Guild .. HOT !!!!

 Today’s post is going to be a review of a Diablo 3 guide that I recently had a look at: The Diablo 3 Gold Guild. The creator - Ray - knows his stuff. He’s been writing about and playing Diablo 3 ever…

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Postcards: Can They Be As Effective as Envelope Mail?

When people think of direct mail marketing, they often think of two things: letters and postcards. You can't use as many words with postcards as you can in a seven-page mailer, but there's still a whole lot you can do with these seemingly small yet powerful pieces of paper.<br /><br />==> The Magic of Lower Costs<br /><br />Mailing a postcard campaign can be as much as 40% cheaper than running a standard mail campaign.<br /><br />That means that instead of paying $3 a person, you're paying only $1.80 a person. That's a huge difference that goes directly towards your bottom line.<br /><br />With postcards, you can mail more people and still be profitable with a lower response rate.<br /><br />==> What Are Postcards Best Used For?<br /><br />You shouldn't try to use postcards to sell products. If you're selling a $69.99 supplement plus a monthly subscription, that should absolutely be sold via mailer or a multi-step mailer.<br /><br />However, postcards can be a very cheap way to test a message or list. You can get a rough sense for whether or not you're looking at a live list at a much lower cost.<br /><br />Postcards are also great for lead generation. Use postcards to drive people to an internet website or a call-in number. The cost per lead generated will be much lower than using standard mail.<br /><br />==> What to Avoid with Postcards<br /><br />The number one thing to avoid with postcards is appearing like a screaming salesman.<br /><br />That means avoid big bold "40% OFF!" signs and giant red headlines.<br /><br />First off, you risk getting your postcards tossed out by the post office if you're extremely salesy. Second, most people sort through their mail over the trash can, ready to toss out any mail that sounds like junk mail.<br /><br />Instead, try to make your postcard appear as if it were coming from a friend. Use cursive writing printed. Do still use a headline, but don't make it look like a sales letter.<br /><br />Use a first class stamp. Not a printed one, but a real physical stamp. That'll help get your postcards through the post office, as well as help you get your mail read by the receiver. <br /><br />Try using different card sizes. Unusual sizes tend to get read. Extra sized postcards or even smaller than usual postcards can both catch attention.<br /><br />Mailing postcards successfully requires a slightly different mindset than direct mail. With direct mail, your goal is to create a sales letter that hits as hard as possible.<br /><br />With a postcard, your goal is to titillate and generate interest without giving too much away. Your goal should be to either get their address or their email so you can hit them with a stronger sales message through a different medium.

Postcards: Can They Be As Effective as Envelope Mail?

When people think of direct mail marketing, they often think of two things: letters and postcards. You can't use as many words with postcards as you can in a seven-page mailer, but there's still a who…

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Once You Have a Successful Test, Here's How to Roll Out

Direct mail starts out using a number of different tests, followed up by massive rollouts. When you find a product and sales letter combo that converts well, your next step is to milk it for all it's worth.<br /><br />Successful campaigns don't last forever. Knock-offs will come on the market, customers will change, even lists and magazines can change. When you have a home run, your job is to run with it as fast as you can.<br /><br />How do you roll out once you have a successful test?<br /><br />==> Mail as Far Back as It's Profitable<br /><br />When you first mail a list, you'll usually only mail the recent names and recent buyers. Once you've proven profitability with recent buyers, try also mailing lists from further back.<br /><br />Mail the 1-month, 3-month and 6-month names progressively and see if you're profitable. If so, you can even try mailing the 12-month names.<br /><br />==> Test Similar Lists<br /><br />If you're mailing to Entrepreneur Magazine's list for example, you might want to try mailing to another business-oriented list. If Maxim Magazine is converting for you, you might also want to try Playboy.<br /><br />Just because a demographic is similar doesn't necessarily mean you'll succeed in mailing the list. However, if you have a profitable sales letter on your hands, it'd be criminal not to try it on every conceivable list that it could be profitable on.<br /><br />==> Do a Print Ad<br /><br />If your list came from a magazine, go for a print ad. If you're profitable via direct mail, you can almost guarantee a profitable print ad in that magazine.<br /><br />Generally you should start with a full page ad or even a two-page spread. Your conversions will be highest in the beginning, then gradually shrink as people get used to your ad.<br /><br />As your conversions shrink, shrink the size of your ad to increase ROI. Go from two pages to one, then to a half page and even quarter page ad.<br /><br />==> Roll Out to Other Media<br /><br />A home run shouldn't be kept just on direct mail and magazines. It should be blasted across every medium possible.<br /><br />Go for infomercial TV ads. Go for direct response radio ads with tracked telephone numbers. Use the internet and tools like Google AdWords to generate traffic.<br /><br />Roll out your product using the same sales message across other kinds of media. This can drastically increase your reach.<br /><br />==> Prep the Ground Work<br /><br />There are three things you need to prep before a huge rollout: fulfillment, call center and merchant accounts.<br /><br />Your fulfillment center needs to stock up on products and get ready to ship a lot of product quickly. Do not surprise your fulfillment center with huge orders, as that'll quickly cause problems.<br /><br />The same applies to merchant accounts. If your account has only been doing $5,000 a month and all of a sudden jumps to $500,000 a month, you can bet you'll get shut down. Talk to your merchant account before running huge volume spikes.<br /><br />Finally, make sure you have the systems in place to handle the volume of calls that'll come in from a successful product rollout.

Once You Have a Successful Test, Here's How to Roll Out

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How Much Does an Entire Direct Mail Campaign Cost?

How much can you expect to spend to get a direct mail campaign off the ground? There are a lot of different expenses to consider. <br /><br />These are the costs for various expenses, priced per thousand. Naturally, the more you order at a time, the lower your expenses will be.<br /><br />==> Printing Costs<br /><br />What you're printing will have an impact on how much it costs. By and large, most mail pieces will cost you about $400 to $500 for every thousand letters you print.<br /><br />==> Postage<br /><br />Postage fees go up quite regularly. At the beginning of 2012, sending 1,000 letters cost you $450.<br /><br />This is for first class postage. While you can send direct mail using other kinds of postage, almost all direct mail marketers swear by using first class.<br /><br />==> Letter Insertion and Postage Licking<br /><br />Getting either a person or your print shop to stuff the envelopes and place the stamps will typically cost you between $80 and $120 per thousand envelopes.<br /><br />If you're hand addressing each envelope, as Gary Halbert did with his "Coat of Arms" mailing, you can expect to pay a lot more for this process.<br /><br />Typically, a mailer label that's stickered onto the envelope or a mechanical pen is used. The costs are much lower, as it's all done by technology. If you have to hire staff to take over the process, it'll naturally hike up your costs.<br /><br />==> The List<br /><br />The list typically costs between $500 to $700 for a standard list of 5,000 names. You can't order any smaller than that.<br /><br />If you have special restrictions on the names, such as "American Express buyers only," you can expect to pay more per name.<br /><br />==> Phone Line Costs<br /><br />Phones are too varied to give exact estimates. Potential costs include the costs of wiring in phone lines, purchasing multiple 800 numbers to track different mailer responses, switchboards and people to answer the phones.<br /><br />You can also outsource your call answering to a call center. You usually need a minimum volume before you can take this route. You're charged either by the minute or by commission.<br /><br />==> Cost of Producing the Product<br /><br />Finally, you need to produce enough product to meet the demand that'll come from a successful mailer.<br /><br />You shouldn't over-produce, however, or that'll just turn into tied-up inventory and wasted cash. Instead, produce just enough to fulfill the demand on a mediocre hit, while making sure your fulfillment company can handle a large unexpected hit of volume.<br /><br />Start by producing enough product for a 0.4% response rate. If you mail 20,000 letters for example, produce 80 products. Make sure your fulfillment company can handle as much as a 2% response rate on short notice.<br /><br />These are some of the most important expenses to consider when you're prepping a direct mail campaign.

How Much Does an Entire Direct Mail Campaign Cost?

How much can you expect to spend to get a direct mail campaign off the ground? There are a lot of different expenses to consider. These are the costs for various expenses, priced per thousand. Natural…

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Are Your Mail Pieces Getting Tossed by the Post Office?

The post office is one of the most overlooked aspects of direct mail. The reality is, between you dropping off your mail piece and it landing in your reader's hand, a very complicated process has to happen.<br /><br />Someone has to take your mail stash and put it in the post office system. The mail has to get sifted, then go all over the country to different post offices. Those post offices have to sort the mail, then send individual postmen out to deliver those mailers.<br /><br />In each of these steps, there's the chance that someone will decide to simply toss out your mailer. Don't think it'll happen? Think again. It's one of the biggest problems in the direct mail industry.<br /><br />Anytime a mailman thinks that a mail piece is "spam" or unwanted mail, they may think it's okay to just toss it out. After all, it's not like the recipient is looking for the mail piece - who would know if they cut ten minutes off their delivery route and just tossed it in the trash instead?<br /><br />Learning to get your mail delivered is a crucial component of a successful campaign.<br /><br />==> The #1 Most Important Factor<br /><br />The #1 most important thing you should do is apply a physical, real first class stamp.<br /><br />Do not use a printed or automated first class stamp. That instantly tells the mailman that the stamp was placed by an expensive machine, rather than a real person.<br /><br />Hire someone to apply real stamps to envelopes. There are also machines that can do this today.<br /><br />First class mail should either be delivered to the recipient or returned to sender. If the mail piece just disappears, the sender will know something happened. That fact alone keeps postmen in check.<br /><br />==> The Envelope<br /><br />The second most important thing to consider is the envelope.<br /><br />Your envelope should look like one of two things: either an official looking envelope, as if it came from the government, phone company or lawyer, or it should look as if it were a personal letter.<br /><br />Never, ever use direct mail that looks like direct mail. For example, don't put "Special Offer Inside!" in red on the outside of your envelope.<br /><br />==> Checking to See If Your Mail Is Delivered<br /><br />The best way to see if your mail is actually getting delivered is to put test addresses in your mailing lists.<br /><br />Put at least ten test addresses in each mailer, more if it's a large mailer. Sprinkle these test addresses all throughout the country to get an accurate read.<br /><br />If only 3 out of 10 of your mail pieces are received, then you know you have a major problem. Try dropping your mail off at a different mail center or changing your envelope.

Are Your Mail Pieces Getting Tossed by the Post Office?

The post office is one of the most overlooked aspects of direct mail. The reality is, between you dropping off your mail piece and it landing in your reader's hand, a very complicated process has to h…

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Five Tips for Hiring a Top-Notch Copywriter

Your sales copy is the centerpiece of a successful direct mail campaign. If you're not a rock star copywriter yourself, how can you hire them and get them to work for you? Here are five tips.<br /><br />==> Tip #1: Let Them Know You'll Run It As Is<br /><br />There's nothing copywriters hate more than having their copy changed around by clients.<br /><br />Copywriters spend hours upon hours refining their copy to hit just the right psychological sweet spots. When a client comes along and changes something, copywriters see it as disrespectful - and it usually lowers conversion.<br /><br />Let them know right up front that you'll run their copy exactly as they write it.<br /><br />==> Tip #2: Get an Introduction from Another Marketer<br /><br />You have to sell yourself to a top-notch copywriter just as much as they have to sell themselves to you. Top-notch copywriters are in high demand and there just aren't that many of them.<br /><br />To establish your credibility as a client, get a referral from another known marketer, preferably one that the copywriter has worked with before. This will help get you through the door.<br /><br />==> Tip #3: Expect to Pay Five Figures Plus Commission<br /><br />The price of copy can vary greatly, from just a couple hundred dollars for amateur work to six or even seven figures. Gary Bencivenga famously earned over a million dollars for a single sales letter from the massive amounts of commissions it generated.<br /><br />To hire a truly world class copywriter, expect to pay a five figure deposit, plus have some sort of commission agreement. For example, you might put down $15,000 up front, plus pay 2.5% of gross sales.<br /><br />The copywriter makes their real money on the commissions. The $15,000 up front is just to show you're serious.<br /><br />==> Tip #4: Hire a Copywriter with the Right Style<br /><br />Different copywriters write in different styles. John Carlton writes in a high octane, massive promise, in-your-face kind of way. Bencivenga writes in an under-the-radar, subtle persuasion kind of way. The late Gary Halbert often switched between these two kinds of styles.<br /><br />In addition to stylistic preferences, different writers also have different market specialties. Dan Kennedy is great for marketing and business-related products, while John Carlton is one of the top writers in the golf industry.<br /><br />Know what kind of style you want to represent your product with before you go looking for a copywriter. Try to hire a copywriter with experience in your field.<br /><br />==> Tip #5: Give Them Ample Time to Write<br /><br />Copywriters hate to rush their work, because they know it's simply impossible to do a great job in a pinch.<br /><br />Instead, try to give them at least four to six weeks to write their sales letter. Some copywriters can work faster than that, but most world-class copywriters like to take some time to get each and every sales letter perfect.

Five Tips for Hiring a Top-Notch Copywriter

Your sales copy is the centerpiece of a successful direct mail campaign. If you're not a rock star copywriter yourself, how can you hire them and get them to work for you? Here are five tips.==> Tip #…

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MY IMMORTAL

<span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_1">I'm so tired of being here, suppressed by all my childish fears</span> <span class="line line-s" id="line_2"> </span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_2">And if you have to leave, I wish that you would just leave</span> </span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_3">Your presence still lingers here and it won't leave me alone...</span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_3"> </span> <br /><span class="line line-s hover" id="line_4">These <b>WOUNDS WON'T SEEM TO HEAL, </b>this<b> PAIN IS JUST TOO REAL </b></span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s hover" id="line_5">There's just </span></span><span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_5">too much that time cannot erase</span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s hover" id="line_5"> </span> <br /><span class="line line-s hover" id="line_6">When you cried, I'd wipe away all of your tears</span> <span class="line line-s hover" id="line_7"> </span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s hover" id="line_7">When you'd scream, I'd fight away all of your fears</span> <span class="line line-s" id="line_8"> </span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_8">And I held your hand through all of these years</span> </span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><b><span class="line line-s" id="line_9">BUT YOU STILL HAVE ALL OF ME...</span></b></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_9"> </span> <br /><span class="line line-s" id="line_10">You used to captivate me by your resonating light</span> <span class="line line-s" id="line_11"> </span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_11">Now, I'm bound by the life you left behind</span> </span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_12">Your face it haunts my once pleasant dreams</span> <span class="line line-s" id="line_13"> </span></span><br /> <span itemscope="" itemtype="http://schema.org/Lyric"><span class="line line-s" id="line_13">Your voice it chased away all the sanity in me...</span> </span>

MY IMMORTAL

I'm so tired of being here, suppressed by all my childish fears   And if you have to leave, I wish that you would just leave  Your presence still lingers here and it won't leave me alone...   These WO…

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