Message #3

Maybe You're Failing Because There are Holes in Your Bucket

Have you ever gone fishing with a broken net? Try as hard as you might, nothing is going to happen because your net is broken.

Sadly, this is how many affiliate marketers try to make money online. They build website after website, they buy traffic package after traffic package, and at the end of the day, they have nothing to show for it. Too sad, too bad.

The good news? You don't have to be one of them. You just need to make sure you are using the right conversion platform.

Put simply, you just have to make sure that there are no holes in the bucket that you are using to draw water or holes in the net that you're using to catch fish.

Too many marketers have bad conversion platforms. Here are the most common cases.

Bad Fit with Your Niche Audience

If you know that your niche audience prefers content presented in a certain way, it's your fault if you're not getting any traffic because you chose to present content in your own way. They prefer blogs, but you came up with a search engine, don't be surprised if nobody shows up.

Using Content That Nobody Reads

Let me let you in on a secret. No matter how excited you are about a topic, it doesn't matter. The only thing that matters is if your target audience is also as excited as you.

If you think that your content is the best thing since sliced bread, don't be surprised if your target audience doesn't show up. You have to cater to them. This is not about you.

Trying to convert on a One-Shot Big Shot Basis

When was the last time you bought something from an ad the first time you saw that ad? Chances are, you can count those times with the fingers on one hand, or you've never done it.

I can't blame you because most people don't do that. Why should your prospective customers behave any differently?

If you are suffering from any of the problems above, click here. This blueprint will step you through the process of creating a conversion platform that actually works.

Just as importantly, it helps you build a system that fixes itself. The more traffic you get, and the longer your system runs, the more optimized it becomes.