1. Traffic Generation: You need to get visitors to your website, and lots of them.
2. Initial Sale: To receive money, you need to gain trust of your audience. The willingness to give you money for a promised product is certainly an expression of trust. The price of the initial sale may or may not cover the cost of acquiring this new customer.
3. Backend Sales: If you have earned the trust of your audience, and strive to earn their trust every day again, they will buy again and again. This is where the real money is.

This is a numbered list, because it is essential to go step by step. Why? It is much easier to sell to somebody, who has already bought from you, and was more than satisfied with your performance. You just need to tell him: “I have this, do you need it?” And he will at least consider your offer. But to come into this position, you must have made already a first sale (or at least built a relationship of trust with the customer).

To get a first sale, which means a sale to a person who never bought from you before, and who probably does not know you, you must have an excellent offer. And you need to present this offer in a very convincing way. You know this long sales letters and these product launches.
If you are not completely new to direct marketing, you know probably also, that the only way to get a real good converting sales letter or sequence of sales messages only by testing. There is no way to know for sure, which headline is performing better, which picture, background color, layout outperforms all others. But the difference between a conversion rate of 1 percent and 2 percent can be the difference between a big loss and a small profit, especially if you realize that you pay for your traffic. And you do pay, either with money, or with your effort.

To get valid test results, you need lots of traffic. If you run a split test only between two headlines or two pictures or two videos, you need at least 30 conversions on the weaker one, to have a reliable result. This means to test only two variants, you need at an average conversion rate 3000 visitors. If you do not have a strong stream of traffic to your website, you may just need a year or two to test every aspect of your sales process. In this case your product will be probably obsolete before you can roll it out.

To learn how the masters are using this sequence, read The Great Formula. Mark Joyner, the author, allowed me to offer you a free download.

Jeff has been running a very successful online coaching program now for 4 continuous years so he must be doing something right. He’s helped thousands of people just like you grab more traffic, more leads and more money.

I’m absolutely positive he can help you, too.
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Enjoy!

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You may miss the term “product”, as any business involves the exchange of a valuable product or service against money. I did not forget that. But in the beginning this will only slow you down.
But there are plenty of high quality products out there, which you can sell. You do not need to pay a dime for the right to sell them, and you can get nice commissions of 50% and more for selling them.
For this reason, if you start an internet business, you do not need to spend resources for developing and testing a product. In fact, you should not. It takes time and money to develop, test and tweak a product, before it can be a hot seller. And you need skills to do that. You will acquire many of these skills, while selling top products for a commission.
There is only one exception of this rule: If you have already an offline business, and you decide to extend your reach by going online, you can do this with your existing product or service.