Never Forget Web Content
I never want a contact to follow me into something that is going to take their time and money and leave them without any more knowledge than they had when they started out at it. I can't stand that and its why for many years I would suddenly stop short of wanting to grow a list; because everyone I joined truly seemed to be doing it for themselves, not their contacts. I would discover this when I got unreasonably stuck and started to think about how my prospects would feel if I led them into some stupid pitfall like this one I seemed to be standing in then and often times, when trying to set up "funnels".
Well, here's the pitfall; finding the "Greatest Product On Earth" being fully satisfied with every detail, but not taking the time to prove it to yourself, that it's worth REALLY getting out there, showing it to your contact list and creating more and more web content about your product or service. I wouldn't say go in blindly, but when it seems unclear, you gotta buckle down and get singularly focused, so as not to lose what you DO have in place. Prove traffic results, tracking how much traffic is coming from where; then you're on your way to what I call the burn. Ya really gotta push it and trust what you DO have in place! Because you won't be able to see where you're going; ya gotta keep the formless vision of traffic!
You're targeting exactly whose looking for what you have. (I don't show my keywords) You're bringing him to the very entry point of your network and nowhere else. Invariably he will sign up for something, so when he's at your capture page you don't want to give him alot of options, but on the same token think, you might show him to your page, before he signs up to your mailing list, then catch him with a pop-up while he's getting away; then he joins your LIST for a free code to make a free sales funnel. Guys, this stuff is the stuff. Russel Brunson is at the top of a lot of these trendy linked sales page types; and we SEE the success of his organization, using the very tools we do. It's about daily consistency in content creation; and getting natural traffic to coalesce with your free generated traffic sources.
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