Comments for Global Master Plan http://www.globalmasterplan.com Sean Williams-Marketing Maverick and Entreprenuer Tue, 19 Aug 2008 22:05:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Do Super Affiliates Really Exist? by Jess Luthi http://www.globalmasterplan.com/affliliate-marketing/do-super-affiliates-really-exist/#comment-23 Jess Luthi Tue, 11 Mar 2008 21:32:52 +0000 http://www.globalmasterplan.com/affliliate-marketing/do-super-affiliates-really-exist/#comment-23 Hey Sean :0) There are loads of “super affiliates” very few will tell you how they do things. But they don’t need to. If you look around sites like coupon mountain, who got into merchant/advertisers coupons fairly early on in the game, a great example of an affiliate getting in there early. Cash back sites followed on… ppc affiliates some bring in millions. They do exist and they can be seen all around us. The next super affiliate (the next big thing) is always waiting to happen. It’s a question of tapping in to some thing a little different and something consumers will… well consume :0) We have a new kind of super affiliate emerging, the ones that come with money to invest in offline marketing www.3sacrowd.com www.ohsoyou.com (UK) now what their lifespan is? I have a rough idea.. its still about collecting data, it’s the data that is worth money. To come up with the next big thing just takes a little research into niche areas. Identify what’s missing or what needs to be added to make something work more efficiently, no different to designing or modifying a car. The next big thing does not have to be a new invention (that is the jackpot if you did invent something new in terms of technology) it can be as simple as modifying something that’s already out there. If the research and numbers stack up, then that leap of faith is not such a great leap after all, do your home work :0) Jess :0) Hey Sean :0)
There are loads of “super affiliates” very few will tell you how they do things. But they don’t need to. If you look around sites like coupon mountain, who got into merchant/advertisers coupons fairly early on in the game, a great example of an affiliate getting in there early.

Cash back sites followed on… ppc affiliates some bring in millions. They do exist and they can be seen all around us. The next super affiliate (the next big thing) is always waiting to happen. It’s a question of tapping in to some thing a little different and something consumers will… well consume :0)

We have a new kind of super affiliate emerging, the ones that come with money to invest in offline marketing http://www.3sacrowd.com http://www.ohsoyou.com (UK) now what their lifespan is? I have a rough idea.. its still about collecting data, it’s the data that is worth money.

To come up with the next big thing just takes a little research into niche areas. Identify what’s missing or what needs to be added to make something work more efficiently, no different to designing or modifying a car. The next big thing does not have to be a new invention (that is the jackpot if you did invent something new in terms of technology) it can be as simple as modifying something that’s already out there.

If the research and numbers stack up, then that leap of faith is not such a great leap after all, do your home work :0)
Jess :0)

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]]> Comment on I Love/Hate Google by How To Rule The Word http://www.globalmasterplan.com/shoemoney/i-lovehate-google/#comment-4 How To Rule The Word Mon, 07 Jan 2008 04:38:40 +0000 http://www.globalmasterplan.com/shoemoney/i-lovehate-google/#comment-4 Just a comment on Google raising your min CPC from .25 to $10. Google determines your minimum bid by the landing page content. When you get spidered, usually several days after you launch the campaign, the spider reads the content to determine if it is relevant to the search term. If content is minimal or abstract Google will bid jam you. You might try revising the content or the ad text. If you are bidding on a competitor or another websites name, then most likely Google is determining that your site is not relating to theirs and your selling something completely opposite for what the keyword is being searched for. Just a comment on Google raising your min CPC from .25 to $10. Google determines your minimum bid by the landing page content. When you get spidered, usually several days after you launch the campaign, the spider reads the content to determine if it is relevant to the search term. If content is minimal or abstract Google will bid jam you. You might try revising the content or the ad text. If you are bidding on a competitor or another websites name, then most likely Google is determining that your site is not relating to theirs and your selling something completely opposite for what the keyword is being searched for.

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