The Kingspoint Project Review
Who said you can’t buy SEO traffic? No, I’m not talking about PPC, I’m talking about real (natural search) visitors landing on your site directly from the search engine results pages… the kind that google and yahoo don’t sell.
I recently got a promo e-mail from one of the web marketers I respect the most. His name: Keith Baxter. In his e-mail Keith was making some pretty bold claims about his new traffic generation system: The Kingspoint Project.
Viral Marketing Basics
“Going viral” is a buzz term used to describe the electronic version of word-of-mouth advertising. Therefore, “Viral marketing” is the act of promoting a product or service by different means that facilitate its viral growth online.
A viral marketing campaign, however, is not easy to accomplish. It needs to be carefully planned and then executed with surgical precision to avoid puncturing the thin veil of trust of internet folk.
There are plenty of examples where viral marketing campaigns have not only failed… but back-fired and created a real PR nightmare for the company that tried to outsmart the global community (like the infamous Edelmal-Walmart fiasco or the CAA-LonelyGirl-YouTube debacle.)
Uber-profitable memberships
“Attrition” is the most feared word among membership site owners. After all, the only way to keep a membership site alive is by billing customers month after month. If your members leave after just one or two months, you have no business. Period.
Most membership site owners fight attrition on a regular basis. But there are a few members-only websites out there that not only have zero attrition… but they also have a line of customers waiting and begging to be let in. They are uber-profitable.
Andy Jenkins has released a must-hear podcast that explains exactly how (and why) StomperNet is able to stay in business even when they charge nearly $1,000 per month to EACH member. This stuff is quite simply, too dangerous to miss!
