Associate Programs Newsletter #453

I'm just sitting in the airport waiting for our flight so I'll keep this short.

(Thanks iPhone Tethering!)

We ran a survey early this year and you guys told us that the #1 thing that you wanted to learn about was traffic.

Since then, I've had my eyes peeled for some unique traffic strategies and have something interesting for you today.

George Brown sent me through access to his new course on traffic and I quickly went through it to see what it was like.

There was lots of really good stuff in there that is clearly derived from real world experience.

I skipped straight to the "Advanced Ninja" techniques and I came across this amazing tactic to generate a huge amount of traffic from YouTube.

Now, he doesn't make any videos at all. He just "buys" them.

So he finds videos that are on the topic of the site he is promoting. So that could be your own product, or an affiliate product.

He then negotiates with the owner of the video via the YouTube private message system to place an ad in the description of the video. From then on, the traffic rolls on in.

His return on investment is huge. He's paying for the ad within the first 1-4 days. After that, it's all gravy.

Rinse and repeat.

In the training he goes into detail on what videos to focus on, how popular it should be and how to negotiate the deal etc.

As soon as I get back from my vacation, I'm going to be doing quite a few of the strategies he teaches for our sites.

George has generated over $1,000,000 online using these exact methods so he is a good guy to learn from.

See what the course covers in full here:

http://www.AssociatePrograms.com/bigtraffic

Good luck. I'm off to enjoy my break!


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Thought for today: Imagination is the workshop of your mind
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"All the breaks you need in life wait within your imagination. Imagination is the workshop of your mind, capable of turning mind energy into accomplishment and wealth." - Napoleon Hill.


All the best

Jay Stockwell