Archive for June, 2008

Six Figures Yearly Review

Sunday, June 15th, 2008

If you’re anything like me, and you’ve been surfing the Internet for money-making programs, more thank likely you’ve come across many bold claims.

And so far, I have found few claims bolder than the one in the product “Six Figure Yearly“.

Normally, when I see such someone talking about how you can make hundreds of thousands of dollars in the comfort of your own home doing “next to nothing,” I instantly think SCAM and click away.

But Six Figure Yearly somehow caught my attention because it’s the #1 rated product by many home business review sites. And to make things even more interesting, its also the #1 product in Clickbank.

Apparently, one of the reasons its rated so highly in the Clickbank marketplace is because it has a very LOW refund rate and very HIGH gravity.

This means people are making money with this product and are satisfied with it. So the positive stats really made me curious to sink my teeth into this system and find out if it could really deliver the goods.

So what is Six Figures Yearly system and how does it work?

In a nutshell, Six Figures Yearly is a step by step system, based on the actual experiences of the author, showing you how to make money on the Internet.

In this course, You’ll learn the exact formula used by the author to create residual income streams online. But probably the most important thing you’ll learn is how to diversify your income streams.

Many online marketers make the mistake of “”putting all their eggs in one basket,” focusing on just one offer or one website.  Because of this, should anything happen to that one site, their income is heavily affected.

By diversifying your income streams, however, you not only are able to protect yourself from catastrophy - you can also steadily grow your income by adding more and more streams.

For example, let’s say you start a website that only makes $10 a day and then they get rid of it because you feel its not worth the time and effort you’re putting into it for that measily $10.

Inside Six Figures Yearly, their philosophy iss that you need to think bigger and multiply your income stream.

So using their system, you take that website that earns $10 a day, and you make 10 more jsut like it, effectively diversifying your online income.  10 more streams each earning $10 a day means you’re really making $100 a day or $3,000 a month or $36,000 a year.

That’s how people reach their income goals of $1,000 or more a day. And you’ll learn how to do this inside the Six Figures Yearly program.

Again, like most internet marketing products, this system will only work if you actually bother to use it and apply it.  There are no free lunches here.

The Good:

The methods outlined are based on real experiences of the author that have been proven to work. By following a proven formula, you save a lot of time going through trial and error yourself. Instead, you can rely on other people’s experiences to start making money more quickly.

The framework or methods used by this program are simple, and you can duplicate them over and over to get bigger and better results. In my personal opinion, this is what sets the program apart from others, because it gives you the power to dramatically multiply your income as much as you want.

The SFY program is applicable to everyone - regardless of experience level. It doesn’t matter where you live, what you do, or how comfortable you are with a computer. As long as you can read English and follow instructions (and have a PC and internet connection of course), then you can learn how to make money using the Six Figure Yearly program.

And unlick most other online offers, the bonus package that comes with SFY is actually good!  It completely complements the methods being taught and provides great value to the student.

There’s also a no questions asked money back guarantee for 56 days. When the refund process was tested, it was found to be very prompt, so that guarantee is solid.  You’ve got nothing to lose here. Try it, love it, or refund it.

The Bad:

I found the first 5 chapters of the book to be extremely BORING, and pretty much space-filling fluff.  The beginning of the course pretty much just talks about why you need to change your mindset and what are the benefits of using this program or system.

If I wanted personal development, I’d read Tony Robins.  I want to know how to make money, darn it!  Give me more killer and less filler.  Fortunately, all these initial chapters are very SHORT! The main stuff (what you pay for to learn) starts on chapter 6 and goes on to the end.

The program also needs time for it to prove its WORTH and it needs a bit of a time commitment from the student.  Because of this, people looking for “Quick & Easy” money may be disappointed.

The main idea of the system is to teach you to create ‘autopilot’ income streams, but you need to take time to learn how to create them until your income streams become automated.

Based on my research, most people expect instant gratification, they don’t like to do work that produce only small results initially. That’s why most people will quit after few weeks or months.

There’s also a bit of a learning curve to the system, so if you’ve never done internet marketing before, you may not be able to get started as quickly with the system as you’d like. Its NOT very difficult to learn the system, but it does require you to sit down, focus, and apply the methods that are laid out for you.

The Verdict:

Definitely Recommend.

Overall the Six Figure Yearly program delivers what it promises. It lays out everything for you (no stones left unturned). Some people may experience great success using this system but others won’t. It depends on how bad do you want to succeed with your online business.

If you have a strong determination and ambition to succeed, most likely you’ll find success with this program.

So if you think you’ve got what it takes to continually multiply your online income, I strongly suggest you to give the Six Figures Yearly program a try.

You cna get more information on the Six Figures Yearly Program by clicking on the link below:

Click Here To Check Out The Six Figures Yearly System

I hope you enjoyed this review and found it helpful.

Getting People To Buy Through Your Affiliate Website

Sunday, June 15th, 2008

Starting up a website for the purposes of making money can be a very exciting prospect.  After all, it’s easy right?  You put up a website, send some traffic, and BOOM!  You’re supposed to start making money right away, aren’t you?

Well, let’s face it - if that was really the case, EVERYBODY would be making money on the internet.

Understand that putting up a website is just part of the equation of starting a successful internet business.

If you were to start a real brick-and-mortar businesses, opening your store would only be the first step.  Once the store is open, you need to attract people to come inside the store, and then once they are there, they must BUY.

If you are doing any type of selling on the internet - especially if you’re an affiliate - you need to convince people that buying through your website - and your website alone - is the way to go.

The best way to do this is through a process known as “preselling.”

This is where you, as an affiliate, attract a prospect to your website, and convince them that the products you are reviewing are the ones that they’ll want to spend their hard earned cash on.

The following are some tips you can use to become an effective “preseller,” and get people to buy products through your website…

Preselling Tip #1:  Establish Authority

People respond well to authority.  Policement, judges, doctors, and politicians are all example sof people who can get others to follow their instructions based around the “status” of their authority.

So the best way for people to do what you want them to is to come off as an authority figure on the subject you are talking about.

For instance, telling people they should buy one product over another doesn’t carry any weight.  But when you come off as an authority on the subject, people are more willing to accept your evaluation.

Saying something like:

“I have been golfing since 1998 and have competed in 12 professional golf tours…”

Is much more effective than saying:

“I’m really passionate about golf.”

In one instance, you are stating why you are qualified to be an authority on the subject, and in another instance, you are just talking about your affinity for the subject.

Keep in mind - you don’t ACTUALLY have to be an authority on the subject to establish your authority.  Saying things like “I know what I’m talking about” and “I’ve done my homework” can go a long way.

Preselling Tip #2:  Provide Contrast

When people are searching for information on a specific product or service, what they are doing is looking for reasons why they should or should not buy one product over another.

For instance:  Is an XBox 360 better than a Playstation 3?

If someone is wondering which game console they should purchase, giving them a review that contrasts the two products is much more effective than offering them a review of the consoles on their own.

Let’s say that you, as an affiliate, get a better commission selling an XBox 360 than you do selling a Playstation 3.

What you’ll want to do in your review is state the reasons why you feel the XBox is better than the Playstation 3, AND why the Playstation 3 isn’t worth buying.

The key here is to never be overly-critical of the product you don’t want people to purchase.  When contrasting products, a balances review is always more believable than a lop-sided one.

If you’re in a market where you have many products to compare and contrast, choose the top products in your market - the ones people are most likely to buy - and break down their pros and cons.

People will feel they are getting great insight for their purchase if they know all the reasons why they should buy one product over another.

Preselling Tip #3:  Offer Personal Experience

Personal experience with a product or service is always far more powerful than a “general” review.  So telling your prospect a story about your experience with the product you are selling is very powerful.

For instance, let’s say you were selling a book on how to lose weight.  In your review, you talk about how you went on the diet the book recommends, what you felt like while you were on the diet, how much weight you loss, and how good it felt to finally find a diet that actually works.

As you can see, reading about someone’s personal experience is a much better selling point than saying:

“By following this diet, you’ll lose weight and feel good doing it.”

People respond well to stories, and they want to see proof that something works, or does what they need it to do, before they commit to buying it.

If you can show them personal examples, experiences, and results you yourself achieved, they will more readily believe your recommendation to buy.

Preselling Tip #4:  Relate To Your Reader

It’s a well known fact that people are more willing to buy from someone they know than from a complete stranger.

The more you can make your reader identify with you and relate to you, the more comfortable they’ll feel buying from you.  So you should always make an effort to relate to your typical website visitor.

For instance, let’s say your a single mother working from home, and you’re site is all about teaching other single mothers how to work from home as well.

Talk about dealing with the kids, doing laundry, having lunch with the girls, finding a babysitter for the night, and any other thing that single moms can relate to.

But also talk about common problems you experienced before you found the solution to them.

For instance, a big problem with single mothers is making enough money to support their family, and still having time to take care of their kids.

In this instance, you can talk about being worried about making enough money to support your family, and being too tired to take care of your kids the way you wanted to, until you discovered a method that allowed you to work from home, make good money, and spend time with your family.

Every single mom can relate to that problem, and once they relate to it, they will gladly accept the solution you offer them.

Preselling Tip #5:  Give A Reason To Buy Through Your Site

Too often, affiliate marketers will simply post a review with their affiliate link in it, and that’s it.

But you always want to offer your readers reasons WHY they should buy now, and buy through you.

Actually telling people to click your link is a good start.  Don’t just have a link to the product that says “Click Here To Buy Now,” have a link that says “Click Here Now To Quit Smoking Just Like I Did.”

Tell your reader about special offers the merchant is giving away, and make them think that buying through your website will give them access to them.

For instance, let’s say the merchant you’re an affiliate for is offering five special bonuses to anyone who buys his product.  On your page, you can say:

“By clicking this link now, you’ll get access to 5 special bonuses.”

Even though these bonuses are accessable to everyone who visits the merchant’s site, saying they’ll get access for clicking the link on YOUR site makes it far more appealing.

You can also appeal to someone’s generosity to get them to buy through your site.  Saying something like “If this review helped you, please be courteous and purchase your course through this link to show your support for my efforts.”

After all, if you’ve given them good information, they should feel compelled to return the favor if you ask them to.

Finally, if you’re really ambitious, you can offer your own bonus for people who buy through your website.  This can be something simple like offering a Public Label Rights ebook, or as extravagant as an amazon gift certificate.

Just let people know that if they buy through your website and send you their reciept, you’ll give them something special in return.

Remember - preselling is all about making people WANT to buy, so that by the time they click on your affiliate link, they’ve already made the decision in their mind to make a purchase.