Make your Squeeze pages go Viral:

by jai on February 28, 2010

Every webmaster wanted to spread his content and it spread like viral. This is very important because it helps in having that “autopilot” traffic that obviously everyone dreams of :D

One good method to get some good traffic for your squeeze page is inserting a Viral tell-a-friend script like “Twitter it” or “Email it” or “Social Bookmarking script” in between your squeeze page and your product download page.

The idea is clearly illustrated in the below flow. Before your lead actually accessing its download, you can insert this page, that if your lead is interested may spread a word.

This helps generating a lot of traffic for your squeeze page and in turn leads for your business.

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How to Pick your Niche:

by jai on February 22, 2010

So how do you choose the right niche? Here are some pointers for you:

1) Start with something you like. This is really important, because so many people start with something they think will make a lot of money for them, but once they get started they really don’t like the niche and then the money isn’t important. So be sure to find something as a niche that you really enjoy.

2) Find out what other people need. What do people need that you could help them with? What do you know something about that others don’t know as much as you do, and could really use your assistance?

3) Begin building a list of general people in that related niche area, and simply ask them what their greatest need or challenge is. When they tell you what that is – use that as your niche (this is one of the biggest secrets of some of the bestselling infopreneurs online).

Just by building a mailing list and keeping in contact with a large group of people, you are building a business. It is necessary to make sure that you know what business you are getting in to. After all, you need to come across as intelligent to your readers.

You need to pick a specific niche that you are going to contact your list about and stick to that niche. You can recreate these strategies in different niches with different lists. It is important, however, that when you are getting started that you pick one specific niche and focus on it until it becomes either profitable or you realize that there is absolutely no money to be made in that niche.

My number one suggestion for picking a niche is to find an area that you are either very passionate about and know quite a bit about or a niche that you have always really wanted to learn about and get familiar with. There is no better way to learn how to do something than to teach others how to do it.

I would be very careful, however. Don’t dive in to a niche that you know nothing about and may really affect people’s lives. For example, stay away from teaching people how to invest money if you are not an absolute expert on investing. Your advice could destroy someone’s future. The same idea goes for the health niche.

Avoid giving health advice if you are not a doctor or you don’t know enough about the subject to honestly inform people. These things can affect people’s lives and it is best that you avoid trying to teach it if you don’t know enough about it.

If, however, you have always wanted to learn about building and flying kites, jump right in. You will probably learn a lot along the way and you won’t be teaching people how to do something that can severely alter their lives.

My second suggestion when it comes to picking a niche is to try to find a niche that has income potential. You are not going to make any money in this game if you can’t find a niche that has products that you can sell. Jump over to a site like

Clickbank or Commission Junction and do a quick search of the products that they have available. Type in the niche that you are looking to get in to and see if either one of these places has products that can be sold.

If you can’t find any products to sell at Clickbank or Commission Junction, jump over to Google and type in your niche. Look at the search results and start jumping in to some of the pages in the results. Look to see if they are selling anything on their pages. If you notice that other people are selling products in that niche, then you know there is money to be made.

My third and final suggestion when picking a niche is to make sure that there is enough information that you can continue to teach people in this niche. This is especially important if you still need to learn a little about the niche. Make sure that there is enough information available that you can continually find new topics to discuss. You will need to keep in contact with your list with good information and helpful advice if you want to keep people on the list. Make sure that you will be able to continually provide the information that they crave.

To recap -

1. Pick a niche that you know quite a bit about or that you would love to learn
about. Avoid niches that can severely change someone’s life unless you know
enough about it.

2. Make sure that there is money to be made in your niche.

3. Make sure that there is enough info about your niche to teach.

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