blog post, I simply referred to that list. Make sure
the keywords are in the titles, and don't worry
about the body of your article or post; if you are
writing about scuba diving in Hawaii, you will be
including those phrases naturally when you write.
- Look for products that you can bundle together.
What I mean by this is that you will want to
promote products and services that naturally go
together. I may promote something on blogging
from Denise Wakeman one week – her training is
at: http://BloggingJumpstart.com, and the
following week I might promote Marlon Sanders'
traffic dashboard: http://TrafficMadeSimple.com. I
also have my own products on these topics now, so
over time I will have many products to bundle
together that make sense to my target audience.
- Start every promotion with an article on that topic.
I like to launch my promotions by writing an article
and submitting it to the article directories. I know
that the article will be published within a couple of
days, and that will start sending targeted traffic to
the sales letter, or my optin page, if I have set it up
that way.
- Start building your own list from the very
beginning. Your list is your most valuable asset in
your online business. I have heard many top
marketers say that if you took everything away from
