3 things ive noticed since 2020Chasing down the "Fish in a Barrel Strategy" this morning --I found this:
Only roll when:
What they left out is the reward of success. Or, risk evaluation.
- There is a chance of success
- There is a chance of failure
- There is a cost to failure
"When it comes to low-hanging fruit, it’s generally good to be lazy. Your cost of acquisition is much higher for high-hanging fruit."
"low-hanging fruit" Are customers, (viewers or referrals), that are looking for `something`. Your term might be solution to some problem.
By limiting your possible sales conversions to just the finding of easy lay-down sales you may be only capturing 1/3 or less of your potential conversions. That, my friend, is the difference between order taking and selling. People want to be sold on an idea or decision --and be able to say to themselves: "I am doing the right thing!" Never forget that
Conclusions: Widen your net and address the things people want to hear and not just what software data says ...
i mean since joining
that help me be a more successful affiliate publisher
first is that quality content creation ALWAYS delivers results
im not tryin to game any system
& all my check lists are unique
they are researched from others
but also from constant testing
every time i post good content it gets traffic
every time no exceptions
second is more interesting
the big traffic products dont make the most money
its nearly always some random product
not even on my key word list
& this is cos new trends dont show early volume in ubersuggest
google trends shows the % increase in searches
but i cannot cross reference with the search volume in ubersugest
but when i see spike of impressions & traffic in google search console
thats when i strike
third is that software constantly evolves
which is why i subscribe to the you tube channels, blogs, forums, training areas,_email newsletters, podcasts & changelogs from all my software providers
this includes google