You’re looking for GOOD offers to promote, either to add-on to your back end, or to increase your core affiliate business.

Because the affiliates that get the best offers make the most money, period.

Here’s the link, go check it out

Here’s the back story . . .

Mike Filsaime and Joe Holland have been hard at work for over six months to create “The Ultimate Affiliate System.”

And what a great idea — it’s basically a CPA network for the “little guy” or anyone who wants to be a Super Affiliate but isn’t – yet.

I know you’ve heard stories about some Super Affiliates who make 6-figure PROFITS per DAY.

And the stories are true — BUT . . . they’ve been doing it all with CPA (Cost Per Action) networks where companies pay affiliates for getting people to take ACTION.  And it’s usually really simple — just filling out a form. Visitors don’t even have to buy anything, and you get paid.

But until now, it’s been pretty difficult (for beginners, it’s almost impossible) to get into ANY of the CPA networks unless you already had a massive amount of traffic at your command.

Basically, it was an insider’s club, and they kept it that way.

Good for them; bad for you.

But now, Mike’s AffiliateJump changes all that.

If you want to hear him explain it, just go here.

Since there’s no sale to make, you don’t have to be a killer copywriter or use fancy marketing tactics.

It’s an AMAZING model. This is the fastest growing and most profitable way to make money online right now for affiliates.

And TODAY is when AffiliateJump starts accepting affiliates into the program.  So if you want to see what this is all about, or if you’ve tried getting into CPA and have been shut out by the big boys, now it’s your turn.

Go here for the details.

Talk soon,

Brad Fallon
CEO
StomperNet

P.S. If you missed my short video interview I recorded with Mike Filsaime last weekend, you can see it here.

But the main link you need is this.

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Sometimes a loss leader can be risky - but is it worth it?

A Loss Leader is one of the more powerful brand building strategies that any business can employ.

And statistics, for what they’re worth, usually bear out that you’ll always earn more money per customer AND create a larger customer base if you’re prepared to sell a product for no profit, or even a LOSS in order to create a relationship with a customer.

But it’s Risky.

It’s Risky for a few reasons:

1 – To sell at no profit or a loss means that you’re sometimes selling low-value stuff.

Right? You’ve seen the Big Box Retailers offer crazy deals on low-end electronics in order to get people in the door. The problem is, the offer is usually “LOW END”. And the customer experience that follows doesn’t, shall we say, build the most loyalty.

2 – Also, it means that you MUST have a system to follow up with those new customers – meaning, you need to be ready to walk them up the “Ladder of Intimacy” to create future sales.

“Ladder of Intimacy?” Picture one of those A-Frame Ladders. You’re on one side and your customer is on the other.

At first, you’re far apart and low on the ladder – meaning, you’ve offered SOME value, and you’ve only asked for a LITTLE bit of a financial commitment for it.

The trick is getting them to climb that ladder. Each rung is a more expensive offer, but it also brings YOU closer to that customer because you’re providing MORE value as you climb together.

Sexy, eh?

The problem there is, the first thing you’re offering (because you need to keep it inexpensive for cash-flow reasons) is also probably of lower value to the customer.

There’s the rub.

What if you could invert the ladder? What if you could deliver AMAZING value for a low price, and begin your relationship with your customer in a place where they are already confident that doing business with you will result in great things for them?

So, if you’ve ever asked why StomperNet makes free videos to promote its new products, the answer comes from customer comments like this:

“If this is what you are GIVING away, I can’t imagine how good the stuff is that I get when I buy”.

WIN. Profound WIN.

And it works, every time.

This Video is a text book example of how to structure an Inverted Ladder.

In one of my last newsletters, I de-constructed and reverse engineered Frank Kern’s Mass Control Video – it was very well received for one very important reason:

“SHOWING” details, not “Telling” Details.

It’s one thing to TELL YOU how to do something, it’s another thing to SHOW YOU what it looks like, then talk about it why it works after.

This is the definition of Kinesthetic Learning. See it, Understand it, Do it. And it’s why Medical Schools employ that kind of education – because it’s CRITICAL when you’re saving lives.

So, check out the video, and come back here to StomperBlog.com and tell me what kind of VALUE Propositions most appealed to you.

Thanks!

Andy Jenkins

P.S. Here’s the Video Link again.

P.P.S. Next week, it’s all about SEO here at StomperNet….

Advanced SEO, that is.

Stay tuned for a Video from SEO Expert Leslie Rohde. He’s gonna tell you why LSI is lame.

Yes. Lame.

(I love causing trouble).

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Now yesterday, we went into e-commerce, but I also want to give
some love to all the info product creators and marketers out
there.

Today, I want to revisit a concept we’ve talked about before
called “Moving the F’ree Line.” Our friend and colleague Eben
Pagan kind of turned Brad and me on to the concept. You
basically take your BEST idea and just GIVE IT AWAY.

There are plenty of reasons why this strategy KILLS in every
marketplace.

- Instant credibility
- Proof of results
- Triggers reciprocity

And on and on. It makes you look like the best thing out
there, and makes people assume that if your fr’ee stuff is that
good, your PAID stuff must be fantastic.

BUT!

Here’s the NUMBER ONE question we get asked about “moving the
fr’ee line”…

“If I give away my BEST stuff, what do I have left to sell?”

or

“If I move the f’ree line, what about the PAID line?”

Today, I’m going to talk about 3 different approaches to
solving that particular problem.

First, let’s talk about how StomperNet does it.

Obviously, we’re very well known for releasing real training
videos fre’e to the public. The stuff we give away is the
exact same quality as the stuff that we sell, but the “paid
line” has to do with QUANTITY.

See, even though we give away 4 or 5 videos every time we do a
launch – we have something like 800 hours of videos for our
members.

In our case, it’s not about giving away the farm. We’re just
giving away our “best” as in our best presentation of our best
idea that will get results FAST.

The videos in our fre’e line series are always produced
specifically for those launches, too. We’re talking about
creating brand new media to give away.

Now, we realize that not everyone can produce video the way we
can, and not everyone has the resources to create brand new
material just to try to move the lines in their specific market.

But here’s ANOTHER way to approach this problem.

Last week we conducted and promoted – geez – 4 or 5
teleseminars for Eben Pagan’s Guru MasterMind launch.

See what we did there? It wasn’t a video that we had to
script, shoot, edit, etc. – but we still created BRAND NEW
f’ree line content to generate interest in Eben.

If you’ve been with us a while, you may recall that I talked
about “event marketing” in launches.

That’s exactly what teleseminars are. They are an EVENT that
occurs once, in real time. Because of that, it’s scarce, and
scarcity = value.

So by creating an “event” you are giving away valuable, rare
content for fr’ee and it has the same beneficial effects as
other fr’ee line plays.

If you record those teleseminars, you then have a tangible
“freebie” too. If you kept up with Eben’s promotion last week,
you know that we promoted a live phone interview between Brad
Fallon and Eben – then the next day, promoted the downloadable
recording for those who missed it.

That’s one way to use “repackaging” to expand your fre’e line
offerings without having to expend a whole lot of effort. See,
without even TOUCHING Eben’s product for something to give
away, he easily created BRAND NEW fr’ee line material via the
live teleseminars. He then used the RECORDING as ANOTHER
freebie, essentially doubling the effect of that single effort.

There’s another fantastic example of this repackaging concept being promoted right now by Mike Filsaime.

Some time ago, Mike held a pretty expensive live seminar (about
$5000 a seat if I recall). It was called the “Seven Figure
Code” and it was a very successful example of event marketing.

Now, as you could have guessed, Mike filmed the whole seminar,
and then he sold DVDs of it as a Home Study course.

So, here’s a little exercise – what could Mike do to create
some fre’e line content here?

… Go on, take a second and actually think about it.

…

I bet 90% of you thought that he should give away clips from
the DVD recordings, right? And sure, he’s doing a little bit
of that. But that’s more like a SAMPLE. That’s just a tiny
TASTE. That’s not really PUSHING the f’ree line is it?

I thought Mike came up with something really cool.

He hired a top-secret high-level copywriter to watch every
single second of that DVD set and distill it down into a
manuscript that’s right around 80 or so pages.

That’s the ENTIRE seminar, shaved of all the fat, leaving only
the meat – and packaged as an easy-to-read, expertly written
document. And he’s presenting it as an actual, physically
printed book. He’s going to MAIL it to you. Like with a STAMP!

And he’s giving THAT away (although you would pay shipping).

That’s pretty cool. See, it gives you all the best stuff with
none of the fluff. Plus, it actually puts a REAL THING in your
hands. That’s got a really strong psychological affect for a
prospect.

It sort of convinces people to subconsciously accept
ownership. Just like trying on clothes in the store – once
you’ve decided to try it on, you’ve already decided to buy it.
Unless it looks bad, it’s already “yours” – you’ve seen
yourself in it.

Make sense?

Yeah, so Mike’s giving away this cool little manuscript
booklet, and he’s doing it in a unique way by making it a
physical product.

If you like the document, you’re bound to want to check out the
rest of the offer, right?
No-brainer there.

So you see, Mike figured out a clever way to get a paid line
AND a f’ree line from the exact same, pre-existing material.

So, that’s the end of this article, so I hope I’ve shown you
some cool, current ways you can copy to balance you own f’ree
and paid lines for your own products and services.

And you don’t even have to re-invent the wheel each time or
even spend a ton of time creating new material.

We hope you’ve enjoyed this series, and we hope you’ll put
these ideas to work in your business right away!

Keep Stomping!
~Andy Jenkins

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