Experiments in Promotion #1

October 18th, 2007

I’ve decided to start experimenting with promotion techniques that I have read from different blogs around the web. I will catalog and analyze my progress, and at the end of each experiment I will release a case study ebook. So for my first experiment I will be performing article marketing on an affiliate offer.

  1. I will find an offer through Copeac, Clickbank, or any other company that I can write about.
  2. I will create a mini-website around the offer with affiliate links
  3. I will write multiple articles around the offer-subject with links to my site or the the product itself
  4. I will submit these free articles to all the article directories that I can find
  5. I will submit to Craig’s list

This is a tentative outline. I’m not sure how many articles I will be writing, but I think at least a dozen. The article lengths will probably be around 400 words.

Any ideas / comments? I will keep you updated on my progess.

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5 Responses to “Experiments in Promotion #1”

  1. By Alex R on Oct 18, 2007 | Reply

    You may run out of ideas. Will you focus on multiple products, or certain categories of products?

  2. By Nick on Oct 18, 2007 | Reply

    Each experiment I do will focus on one or two specific products.

  3. By Mike Pedersen Golf on Oct 18, 2007 | Reply

    Looks like a good plan. Keep your fingers crossed and hope for increasing traffic to get those sales.

  4. By Karen Zara on Oct 21, 2007 | Reply

    If you want to avoid duplicate content issues, you should write different versions of each article. No need to submit to all article directories you can find; 10 or 20 good directories would be enough. At least, this is what other people who’ve tried this technique use to say.

    Anyway, whatever you do, please report the results. :)

  5. By Nick on Oct 21, 2007 | Reply

    Yeah, I was thinking about making different versions of each article for each directory - just change the structure around some of whatnot. Downside is that that adds a fair amount of work.

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