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While this article was written for writers who are looking to self publish their own book, the technique that Shelley outlines here can be used to promote just about any type of product, even an eBook.
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The InfoLinks Experiment at WWW Ramblings has been running for about a month and a half now. It’s time to have a look at the unscientific results that I’ve gathered.
I’ve been trying out the world of Giveaway events lately to build some of my lists. I’ve had some mixed success and I think it’s time to share a bit of what I’ve learned.
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Yesterday I wrote about deception in marketing. Today I want to follow up on the example that I talked about.
More and more internet marketers are using deceptive sales to techniques to use and abuse their lists.
* They deceive you with the ad swaps and solo ads that they get others to send.
* They deceive you on the landing pages that you sign up on.
* They deceive you in the products that they give away.
* They deceive you in the emails that they send once you’re on their list.
And they expect you to buy from them?
Gary Simpson has declared war. And he’s not alone. A growing army of people are getting sick and tired of the direction that internet marketing is moving.
Well, it’s been 2 weeks since I began my InfoLinks experiment. It’s still a little early to tell whether I’m going to keep on with it or not, but the early feeling is leaning against keeping it. I’ll continue it for at least a month though. It may surprise me. But let’s have a quick look at how things stand right now.
Yesterday I signed up for InfoLinks. I’ve heard of InfoLinks and in text advertising before. I’m sure you’ve seen it as well — double underlined links that popup ads when you hover over them.
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