Pay Per Click Freebies

Other than the big-name traffic like Google, MSN, and Yahoo!s text-ad programs, there are endless

competitors for pay-per-click venues… More than you could imagine.

So many in fact, that yep, you guessed it, there are freebies here too for us to take advantage of. How much? Well, how about $1,040 in PPC money, without even showing a credit card? (With minimum bids as low as $0.005!)

These types of “Old School” PPC engines are the dinosaurs of the net. Most of these companies you’re about to see are older than Google, and even older than any kind of Search Engine Ranking!

Opt-In

As in Opting into a subscriber’s list.

OPT & OPL

Other People’s Traffic & Other People’s Lists.

NewsLetters

It is a regularly distributed publication that is generally about one main topic of interest to its
subscribers.

Newspapers and leaflets are types of newsletters.

For example, newsletters are distributed at schools to inform parents about things that happen in that school.

MY Space

MySpace Marketing on the web’s #1 Social networking site is a lot like how you remember High

School; the rules are different, it’s all about competing in a Popularity contest! In fact, you may notice that it seems the majority of MySpace members are pretty young… So why does everyone obsess about using MySpace to market with these days? Simply because they’ve already got the traffic there.

MySpace.com is at this moment the world’s 6th most popular website according to Alexa.com. YouTube.com and it had been closely competing for the #5 spot for half a year until Microsoft’s ‘Live’ search got between them. (YouTube, which I review later in this eBook, is even better for marketing purposes than MySpace.) Still, getting a website all about you on the #6 website worldwide is an opportunity you shouldn’t pass up.

MSN AdCenter - (Also usually not free)

I once again hesitate to mention a big-name PPC Engine because this is supposed to be a free resource report. However I’ll make an exception because I think you’ll want to pay

the $5 they need for you to open up a new account with when I spill the beans on AdCenter…

First of all, MSN launched AdCenter in 2006 and they’ve still got a long way to go in order to catch up with AdWords… Or even Yahoo’s Search Marketing program. MSN’s per-click prices are pretty low right now because of this, and it’s common to get #1 or #2 for a keyword at or under $0.30 per click.

List Building Services

List building is the process of adding new subscribers to your mailing list. This subscriber gives you their email address in exchange for receiving certain information, a special offer, or a free gift. You can do this online via your website, or you can do it offline using manual or automated data collection tactics. There are various tactics you can use to increase how fast you build your list, and how large your mailing list ends up being.

Online programs referred to as “list builders” are a modified form of Safelists where you must build a downline and at the same time only get emails from your own upline. They are usually free to join but have 2 or three upgrade packages where the more you’re paying for your monthly membership, the more emails you can send out.