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5 Easy Tips For Free Subscriber Content Creation

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Aug.16, 2010, under Brian Terry

Hi welcome back.

Everyone wants to know how to create content for their newsletter or ecourse, well, here’s how I do it…

1. Find questions you’ve already answered…

If you’re anything like me I’m sure you’ve made lots of forum posts where you’ve helped someone in some way. Just turn your answer into an article for use in your newsletter or ecourse.

2. Look for questions people have…

Just supposing you’ve never answered a question in a forum before here’s a really great way of finding questions to answer and create content around.

Go to answers.yahoo.com then type in the main keywords for your niche to search for questions on.

You’ll then get a nice list of questions people have asked about your chosen subject. Take a few minutes to look through those questions for the ones most commonly asked.

Once you know the most popular questions just write your content as your answer and send it out to you subscriber list.

It doesn’t get any easier than this.

3. Expand on you most popular blog posts…

If you’re like many other internet marketers I’m sure by now you’ve realized the power of blogging. But did you know that it’s probably full of some content gems just waiting to be picked up.

Here’s all you do… look for your most popular blog posts then expand on them and turn them into articles you can publish in your newsletter, or as an ecourse delivered by email.

4. Interview experts…

All you do with this one is find someone you can interview, record your conversation then transcribe it and turn it into a series of articles you can publish direct to your subscribers, in your newsletter, as an ecourse or even as a PDF people can download.

If you can’t find anyone to interview, try flipping it around the other way and get someone to interview you.

5. Just ask…

If you have a subscriber list, a blog or a website just set up a survey where you ask people this question… “what’s your single biggest question about (add your subject)?”.

Once you have your questions back from your subscribers all you do then is write out your answer. There’s your great content.

By using this approach you can build a stronger connection with your list of subscribers as you answer their specific questions.

The possibilities of content creation are virtually endless. Go ahead and try a few out. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how easy content creation for your newsletter or ecourse.

By Brian Terry, Reactor Publishing

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Understanding Niche Marketing

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Aug.08, 2010, under Brian Terry

Brian Terry just sent me this first installment of a niche marketing training course designed to help people become a master niche marketer…and because I’m such a nice guy I thought I would share it with you.

I thought we would start by just explaining what niche marketing is.

This will help lay the foundation for the rest of your training…The word ‘niche’ is defined as:

“A special area of demand for a product or service”.

‘Marketing’ is defined as:

“The opportunity to buy or sell”.

If you put the two works together, Niche Marketing means buying or selling a product or service in a special area of demand.

All that really means is that a product or service is being sold to the people who are most interested in that particular product or service and not to the world in general.

Oftentimes big businesses use Niche Marketing.

For example, a company that makes computers and computer accessories might advertise all-in-one
copy/printer/scanners to the home computer user while at the same time advertising single function machines to large businesses.

One of the things that make Niche Marketing so attractive to sellers is that their advertising budgets go further.

It costs less to advertise to a specialized market than it does to advertise to a broader market.

Niche Marketing must be designed to meet the unique needs of the targeted audience.

Niche marketers must tailor their product to meet those unique needs.

If, for example, you have designed a product to make poodle grooming easy enough for the untrained professional
to do it, those who own poodles will be most interested in your product.

Those who own Blood Hounds or cats couldn’t care less.

If you have written an E-Book that will explain how to start and succeed at an online business, those who are
looking for that information are your niche market.

Those who are happy doing what they are doing are not interested at all.

Niche Marketing is a very effective and cost efficient way to advertise and sell specific products or services to a specific audience or, hopefully, buyers of that product or service.

Now you understand the meaning of niche marketing. If you want to discover the real truth about niche marketing
and how you can profit from it quickly! Follow the link and download the free report.

Niche Marketing

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An Awesome Tip!

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Aug.02, 2010, under Brian Terry

The other week Brian Terry gave us an awesome tip for getting 10,000 new subscribers and customers for next to nothing…

If you’ve not seen how it’s done yet you really should take a look because it’s the easiest way ever for building a BIG list of subscribers FAST!

http://JVhero.com

The main reason for this post today is to show you this excellent testimonial that’s just come in…

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Before joining JVHero last week, I was spending a lot of time tracking down JV partners for my website.

Since joining JVHero, less than one week ago…

I already have 4 joint ventures lined up!

JVHero is amazing and really simple to use.

If you’ve ever participated in a forum, you’ll be right at home.

Thanks Brian, for coming up with such a time-saving, business-building program.

JVHero totally rocks!

Pat Marcello

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I’m not sure how many more times I’ll be reminding you of this great way to build your list…

You better Make sure you claim your free membership today!…

http://JVhero.com

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Even small lists can grow really fast using JVhero.

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Brian Terry Speaks

by Hans Kristian Anderson on May.20, 2010, under Brian Terry

Brian Terry speaks, once again.

It’s a well known fact that simplicity sells. Complexity just confuses and costs you lost sales.

If you are running a membership site or the product has a lot of components to address, divide the benefits section into several easy-to- read portions.

You will do well to table the components and sections of the benefits accordingly.

For instance:

Component 1: The Resell Rights Library

Every month, you receive 10 brand new products with Master Resell Rights.

I guarantee you’ve never seen them before, because we are taking the liberty of producing the products straight from our hot hard drive! And you can resell these products at any price you wish and keep 100% of the sales… no profit sharing involved!

Component 2: Sales Letters & Graphics Pack

With each of the new products, you also receive a professionally written sales letter complete with mini site
graphics to help you sell the products for you!

Do you see how easy this can be, just break everything up into easy to digest “chunks” of information that make the benefits clear and easy to understand.

Brian Terry offers some great tools to help you with your conversions, check out Reactor Publishing

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Choose A Good Domain Name

by Hans Kristian Anderson on May.09, 2010, under Brian Terry

Some more advice from Brian Terry of “Big Selling Optins”

Choosing a domain name might seem way too basic for a guide on list building. However, if you don’t have a trustworthy domain name it can affect your list building abilities in a negative way.

Your domain is important because you’re going to place your list’s opt-in form in several different places. Having a good domain will ensure that people visit your site in the first place, and see your opt-in form.

Some tips. Choose a domain that…

Ends with .com or .org (not .biz or .info) Has no numbers, if possible. Is easy to spell. Is short. Is not hyphenated.

You can purchase domain names at www.GoDaddy.com
If you’d like to get all my list building tips, tactics and strategies immediately simply click this link.

Ultimate List Building

Speak to you soon!

All the best!

Brian Terry

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