effectively using print on demand with public domain images

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Making products with print on demand services is not enough to make money with public domain images effectively using print on demand services with public domain is key to success. Choosing right kind of product,a well and professional written description,right keywords and low price are some points to keep in mind when using print on demand. 


In my previous post make money with public domain using zazzle.I just introducing a idea to you.Today we discuss the real matter why and how to use print on demand services and public domain images to make some few dollar around the web.

What is effectively using print on demand

As mention above choosing right kind of products,well and branded description of your accessories,right keyword and phrase and a fixed and low price are some important steps of making money with print on demand.


Choosing whats sell-Choosing right product for your images is the first step.Mainly your all public domain images are vintage and good for showcasing history.So instead of choosing business card,hoodies,button etc choose products like plats,mugs,steins,bottles which are generally used in home.Apart from these the best product for your vintage public domain images is posters.They are good for showcasing vintage and performing arts.Last thing choose anything you like.




Well description-Description is like bio of your product.It is the one and only information by which customer determine your product,So making it unique,well written and branded helps you to get more sales and it also helps not only your customer but also you to create more excellent products.


choosing right keywords-Keywords and phrases are group of words used by people on any search engine or print on demand website to find your products.any search pulled out many results for that so you have to stand out in this result for better conversion.To find appropriate keywords for your product i argue you to use keyword tool or word tracker.At zazzle you can make 1O TAGS power tags,insert the best keyword of your product here.you can add up to 40 keywords so make use of it.


Fixed and low price-People dont like big terms.Find a low and fixed price for your product.Dont set it too big set it low and with demand increase it later.

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List of ppc network

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List of affiliate programs

This is a list of site where you can create a account and make money by showing their ads on your blog and website.

Google Adsense
chitika.com
adbrite
bidvertiser
kontera
infolinks
clicksor
adclickmedia
clickbooth
adside
adwooz
kanoodle
advertise
adgenta
doubleclick
revenuepilot

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How to Sell SEO Services On Fiverr

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This is post i will share some tips you can easily make money on Fiverr with your SEO Services. You know that, Search Engine Optimization services are in high demand on Fiverr. Many users come to Fiverr looking for cheap backlinks or an affordable way to help rank their websites or their client’s websites. This is an excellent gig to provide even if you have little to no experience when it comes to SEO.

Backlinks, directory submissions, backlink indexing, blog comments, article submissions and search engine submission are all things that are highly searched and purchased on Fiverr. Don’t be overwhelmed by the amount of competition in this category on Fiverr. You can still make decent coin reselling these services.

To do this, you will need a supplier. To find a supplier, I recommend SEO Clerks. There are many other ways to find a supplier or a service to resell, but I find SEO Clerks to be the simplest and easiest. I personally don’t care nor think it matters where you find a supplier. I only care that it is quality, reliable, and cheap.

SEO Clerks is a site much like Fiverr. You can find all kinds of services for as little as $1. The plan is to look for great $1 SEO services and resell them on Fiverr for $5. So, go ahead and create an account on SEO Clerks by clicking “Join” on the upper-right hand corner of the page. I would not recommend registering the same username as your Fiverr username in case a savvy Fiverr user Googles your Fiverr username since your SEO Clerks account may appear in the searches.

Now, on the main page, on the right sidebar you will see Marketplace. Click that and the sidebar will expand to show all the categories. The categories we want, as SEO resellers, are: Blackhat/Bulk Links, Directory Submission, Link Building, and Traffic. To figure out which services on SEO Clerks to resell, we need to first pick a category. Let’s click on Blackhat/Bulk Links. After clicking the link, at the top of the page you will see “Sort by:” We want to sort all these services by Price.

 

Now, you will see all the services that are listed for $1. How do we choose from this massive list of services? Choose one that has a lot of thumbs up, and a lot of views. This one looks good:

Take a look at the reviews and comments, the expected delivery time and the average delivery time. If these things all look good and the seller is active (he or she has a review within the last few days) go ahead and test the supplier. You should always test the supplier before using them to resell a gig on Fiverr. This will give you an idea of the quality of their service, the speed, and the quality of their communication.

Once you select a supplier or a few services to resell, it’s important to not be tempted to use the exact gig titles, descriptions and images that they use for their gigs. Fiverr’s character and keyword limits are different and you also are going to want to describe the gig in the best way so that it will get the most conversions.

Be sure to bookmark this seller’s gig page as you will come back to it often to buy gigs to resell. You want to save as much time as possible.

Gig Title: Do not copy your supplier’s title word for word. Remember to follow the guidelines from the previous {my post}. Use the most important keywords in your title that users seek such as “Penguin friendly” when you can fit it.

Category: “Online Marketing > SEO” “Online Marketing > Bookmarking & Links” “Online Marketing > Other”

Gig Description: Again, very important, do not copy your supplier’s description word for word. Include the features of your gig that your supplier offers and any important disclaimers to protect yourself and your gig.

Gig Gallery: Do not take or use the image your supplier uses. Either pay someone on Fiverr to make you a simple image or make one yourself. Have fun with it. You can also be clicked too since that will catch people’s eyes. If you’re providing a service that will increase someone’s Google ranking, you can include a rocket next to Google’s logo. You can also include screenshots here showing rank changes. You can use Google images to search for “serp ranking result” to find a few graphs showing increases in ranking of specific keywords after a few weeks.

Gig Video: So, firstly, follow my instructions from the previous {my post} on this category. Remember, your video is VERY important and it’s critical you have one. Be authoritative in your videos, or make sure your spokesperson is. Act like you know what you’re talking about. You can talk in front of a whiteboard or have graphs floating around in your video. You can also keep it simple and talk to the camera in your computer chair with a laptop in the background showing Google or some Google Analytics.

Duration: If your supplier has an average delivery date of 3 days, you should use 4. This provides a nice buffer. This will give you 5 days to complete the order since Fiverr gives you an additional 24 hours when your gig is late.

Tags: SEO, SERPS increase, Google ranking, panda safe, penguin safe, backlinks, quality backlinks, safe backlinks, Google first page, SEO articles, keywords. Instructions to buyers: Whatever your supplier asks from you, you should ask the same thing from Fiverr users. Use the template from the "Best Way To Make More Money On Fiverr"  article. This is also a great opportunity to cross-promote a keyword research gig

My tips for gig extras:
Express gig extra: Depending on the duration of your supplier, you can offer an express gig extra which changes the duration time of your gig to a shorter duration time that you choose. I recommend charging $5 for this. It’s a very tempting gig extra for many users and keeping the price low will give you a much higher conversion. I find about 1 out of 6 of my sales will order the Express gig extra. Some suppliers and sellers on SEO Clerks offer an option for a faster delivery, so this can help you as well decide the duration for the Express gig extra. Offer whatever else that same supplier offers for $1: Check that seller’s profile, see if they offer any other services for a $1 that are relevant and include that as a gig extra.

.EDU domain backlinks: You can sell these as a gig extra to add-on to your backlinks gig. Lots of users seek .EDU backlinks since they are much harder to acquire and help a lot with SEO.

Offer a package: If your standard gig sells 1000 backlinks for $5, offer a gig extra that sells 2500 for $5. Offer your customers some savings in the gig extras to encourage more users to spend more than just $5. If you offer value in your gig extras, you will see your average selling price on Fiverr go up. You could also resell a more expensive SEO Clerks gig here. If there’s a backlink package on SEO Clerks for $20, sell it here for $40 or however much you think it would sell for. Make sure the margin of profit is worth selling.
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When You start Your PPC Campaign Off On The Rights

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Below I will share you some ideas when you start your PPC campaign.

I believe that most people fail at Paid Advertising not because they are stupid, but rather they start off their campaign focusing on the completely wrong thing.

Most people start a campaign around a certain traffic source (Adwords, Facebook, Youtube). This can quickly lead you down a rabbit hole of fail.

Instead, you should shape your campaign around your niche and what you are selling. By doing this, you can estimate how much you can afford to pay per visitor (normally called Cost Per Click or CPC). Once you have an idea of your ideal CPC, you then shop around for traffic sources that fit your CPC goal.

How do you calculate your CPC? Here’s the Formula:

(Gross Revenue Per Sale/Lead) * (Estimated Conversion Rate) = Your MAX CPC

I hope that you know your Gross Revenue Per Sale/Lead, but how do you estimate your Conversion Rate?

Generally, a well built campaign has between a 5-10% conversion rate. It also depends greatly on how you monetize. If you are selling a $2,000 elliptical, then shooting for a 5-10% conversion rate is a little optimistic. 1-2% is probably more realistic. If you are getting visitors to submit their email for a free ipad, then you can easily break a 10% conversion rate. A well built email submit can easily convert at 25%.

Note: I suggest you follow the conversion rates for Google Display for other forms of Display advertising.

I’d recommend to start a campaign on the conservative side, as you can always get more aggressive once you determine your actual conversion rate. I suggest using a 2-5% conversion rate for the formula.

Here’s an example:

I am selling Ugg Boots and my average sale is $200. My Gross Revenue is $150. The average conversion rate for the Shopping Industry for Google Search is: 3.58% and for Google Display is: 2.19%. I want to start of very conservative, so i’m going to expect a 2% conversion rate. Time to plug in the formula:

$150 * 2% = $3. So I can afford to pay a maximum of $3 per click to breakeven at a 2% conversion rate.

After a look at Google’s Keyword Tool, we can expect to pay between $1-1.50 for Google Search, and probably less for Google Display. Now you may wonder why everyone else is bidding $1-$1.50 when we can afford $3 per click. That’s because most of the bidders are probably retailers who do not have a Gross Revenue of $150 for $200 Ugg Boots. In fact, we can probably reverse engineer how much their Gross Revenue is with this formula:

(Cost Per Click)/(Estimated Conversion Rate) = Gross Revenue. ($1.50 CPC)/(3% Conversion Rate) = $50. A Gross Revenue of $50 for a retailer selling $200 Ugg Boots sounds very realistic to me.

Now what if Google’s Keyword tool told us that we could expect to pay $5-7 per click. Well then we know that Google Search probably isn’t the right traffic source for our campaign. By quickly calculating our Max CPC, we saved ourselves a bunch of money by not ignorantly jumping into Google Search. Having said that, Google’s Keyword Tool is often inaccurate and almost always incomplete, meaning it shows only a fraction of the keywords in a niche.. Even if the Keyword tool showed a $5-7 CPC, I would still setup Search & Display campaigns. Why? Because I will set my max CPC to $3. What’s the worst that can happen? I get zero volume at $3 because everyone else is outbidding me. Zero Volume = We didn’t lose any money.

To sum this post up nicely, you want to start off your paid advertising campaign informed of how much you can afford to pay per visitor. If instead you start off your campaign ignorantly, you can quickly find yourself bidding on $5 clicks when you can only afford $3. You might as well burn your money for heat.

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