Primary Website:
http://rss-blog-aggregator.blogspot.com
I started internet marketing full
time in March 2008. Did a lot of research, bought a lot of tools,
software and stuff like that. I was more interested in the right
tools for the job than the "how to's.
My first contact with the BadAss
series came in the form of BadAss RSS which started making me money
virtually from the moment I started using and implementing the
methods in the report.
Other BadAss products followed
and pretty soon I was having $100, $200, $300, $400 days, leading up
to my best ever day of over $1300, all within 3 or 4 months of my
first website being published.
August 2008, 5 months after I
started my full time internet marketing career, I made over $25,000.
Using some of the other BadAss
products saw me setting up, promoting and then selling a simple blog
for £8000, over $17,000 at the start of the 2008 Olympics.
It's been a ride, I'll tell you
that and I've enjoyed every second.
I do very well out of the weight
loss niche and see consistent sales in this market. Another niche I
do very well out of is the "Video marketing" segment - all things
dealing with video editing software and video conversion software.
I seem to do better with
promotions which involve a physical product. Probably easier for me
to gauge the value of a physical product and pass my thoughts on to
my visitors.
Traffic is the life-blood of any
online marketing campaign and you can never have too much. My sites
are not huge traffic but by filtering my visitors very carefully and
selectively, I get very good conversions.
The RSS element of the Brute is
the most powerful tool in my internet marketing arsenal. As with the
BadAss RSS application before the Brute Force software, this is the
bread and butter of my internet marketing.
Again, this probably gels better
with my way of thinking and my constant effort to filter my visitors
from tire-kickers to buyers. Using the Brute Force RSS module is the
best way I know to weed out window shoppers and target the ready
buyers, something which is in line with my general approach to
internet marketing.
You see all sorts of stuff like
"get 10 gazillion visitors to your sites" hyped on the net. I'm not
interested in gazillions of visitors. What interests me is that
using Brute Force SEO I average 6% conversions across my whole
marketing campaigns, good enough the get over 2000 sales for the
various products I promote in August / September.
Brute Force SEO is much more than
getting exposure for your sites and driving traffic. The way I use
Brute Force SEO filters the traffic, leaving me with real buyers.
Using Brute Force SEO I probably
make way over the industry standard for income per visitor and
that's where I concentrate my efforts.
Brute Force SEO is a great tool -
pure and simple. It gives me the confidence to attack niches I might
have thought twice about before, knowing I can make sales.
It gives me the confidence and
ability to promote virtually any product I choose. I know I will
make sales using Brute Force SEO and that's a great feeling to have.