10 Shocking Ways To Energize Your Sales


  • 1. Start your own internet radio station. It could be related to the theme of your web site and you could advertise your products over the station.

  • 2. Turn your banner ad into a trivia question. Post the question on the banner and tell readers they can win a prize if they answer the question at your site.

  • 3. Motivate people to buy your product. Tell them a lot of positive things like "You can now reach your goals and change your life if you buy our product".

  • 4. Get your sales letters and web site evaluated for free. Visit business discussion boards and ask other discussion participants to evaluated them.

  • 5. Get your products or services evaluated for free. You can give your product for free in exchange for evaluations and even testimonials.

  • 6. Keep your loyal customers happy because they are your future profits. Give them discounts and free gifts as often as possible.

  • 7. Clone your advertisements all over the internet by allowing your visitors to give your online freebies away. Just include your ad somewhere inside it.

  • 8. Make it easy for your affiliates to make sales. Give them proven ads to use, make it easy for prospects to order and provide helpful affiliate stats.

  • 9. Persuade e-zine publishers or webmasters to run your ad for free. Just allow them to join your affiliate program and earn commission on the sales.

  • 10. Make your products sell quickly by adding a ton of bonuses. You could get the free bonuses for little or no cost buy joint venturing with other businesses.

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