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No matter how big your lists are, or how much traffic you're getting, you should never annoy your visitors with random sales pitches. You will just hurt your own image and eventually your reputation as an annoying website owner will spread, hurting your sales and sign ups along the way.One goal is to make visitors comfortable by proving to be highly informative about the subject matter. After that point, selling would be much easier - mainly cause it isn't annoying and you have credentials. Nonetheless, it can be the case that people come in at a later stage in the buying cycle. In that case, they would buy without much preparation, and pay-per-click can often be that situation. [quote]No matter how big your lists are, or how much traffic you're getting, you should never annoy your visitors with random sales pitches. You will just hurt your own image and eventually your reputation as an annoying website owner will spread, hurting your sales and sign ups along the way. I've seen businesses actually pitch their visitors as soon as they get to the homepage or sub page, and that is never good for business. To be a good marketer, you need to stay on your visitors minds, without annoying them constantly with your sales pitches lol.[/quote]One goal is to make visitors comfortable by proving to be highly informative about the subject matter. After that point, selling would be much easier - mainly cause it isn't annoying and you have credentials. Nonetheless, it can be the case that people come in at a later stage in the buying cycle. In that case, they would buy without much preparation, and pay-per-click can often be that situation.
I've seen businesses actually pitch their visitors as soon as they get to the homepage or sub page, and that is never good for business. To be a good marketer, you need to stay on your visitors minds, without annoying them constantly with your sales pitches lol.
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If you do blow up, it will boost your traffic but your sales will actually drop. Think about it, people will see you getting mad at a troll and they will find your website to see what you're doing or selling, and they have no intention of purchasing. If your argument is big enough and gets noticed on a site like Reddit, you might be spending a lot of money for servers to keep your website up and running. That will cut into your profits all because you couldn't keep your mouth shut when a troll opened theirs lol Are you sure you want to delete this post?
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Support bad products just to get a quick saleI see this happen all the time, even when said person is suppose to be such a "great marketer". They will promote programs that are basically verified scam programs just to earn a quick buck (most likely paid by the scam program to do so in the first place). Whenever someone that tries to give others the impression that they are basically a "guru" or "expert" in their field, then basically sells out to the highest bidder I have some legitimate concerns. Recently I saw this product being advertised online part of a network basically that rebrands and resells affiliate marketing courses. The woman was suppose to be such an amazing marketer and one of the highest grossing marketers on the internet, yet she decided to support a program that has some outrageous costs. For instance one of their products costs around $30,000 (it's actually $29,997). Who in the world has this kind of money to buy such a program. This marketer would get 50% of the sale price. Blows my mind the things people do for money. [quote] Support bad products just to get a quick sale[/quote]I see this happen all the time, even when said person is suppose to be such a "great marketer". They will promote programs that are basically verified scam programs just to earn a quick buck (most likely paid by the scam program to do so in the first place). Whenever someone that tries to give others the impression that they are basically a "guru" or "expert" in their field, then basically sells out to the highest bidder I have some legitimate concerns. Recently I saw this product being advertised online part of a network basically that rebrands and resells affiliate marketing courses. The woman was suppose to be such an amazing marketer and one of the highest grossing marketers on the internet, yet she decided to support a program that has some outrageous costs. For instance one of their products costs around $30,000 (it's actually $29,997). Who in the world has this kind of money to buy such a program. This marketer would get 50% of the sale price. Blows my mind the things people do for money.
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