Guerilla Internet Marketing Tactics
Traffic Building From A Different Perspective
Those of us who are trying to make money online but have a limited budget need to think outside the box. One of the first mistakes many people make when they start any kind of internet business is to fall for the ‘big money’ affiliate programs. There are several reasons why these should be avoided.
Sure, it’s no doubt happened and continues to happen for a small handful of people. Some people who get in on something early and work hard make their way to the top of the search engines and make huge amounts of money. The problem is, they don’t give up their spots easily. They take those earnings and use them to make absolutely sure they stay at the top.
Do you see why it is virtually impossible to compete in those markets? Yes, you can subscribe to a traffic generating service and get what you paid for. The trouble is, so can the big boys and they do. They do in on a scale you can’t possibly match.
You don’t need to roll over and die, though. Small militia’s faced with an overwhelming armed force use guerilla tactics and so can you. They may have very few resources, but they use what they have and, if they’re persistent, they win the war.
What do you have that you can use to get your piece of the internet profit pie? What about that scrapbook album you lovingly put together in your spare time?
Sounds ridiculous, doesn’t it? How can a scrapbook make you money online? Well, scrapbooking is a very popular pastime these days. You could make a how-to e-book and sell handmade paper, for starters. Spread the word to your targeted niche and take it from there. You’d be doing something you enjoy and that’s the best way to start any new business.
You’re going to have to do more than just have stuff to sell, though. You’re going to have to do something unique to generate traffic. What else about you makes you unique? Take another look around. Consider that alpine skiing equipment in the garage for a moment. You and your family could take it and go on a weekend cross country ski trip. Take snapshots along the way. When you get home, make a start to finish scrapbook and videotape the whole process. Post the video online and share it with others.
The internet began as a tool for sharing first and only for commerce secondly. People are turning away from the constant sales pitches and turning back to real human interaction. There are hundreds of thousands of potential customers in almost any niche you can imagine. If you enter a niche that you really love, that could end up being the one that you will earn from as well!
Guerrilla Internet Marketing – Heather Seitz
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