How You Can Get Them To Do What You Want
Everyone wants to know how I’m able to help my clients get their stories in the Buzz section of StumbleUpon, in Tweetmeme or on the front page of Digg.
You can’t sell access or ranking in any of these social media sites,and buying votes is a tactic that doesn’t bear up, strategically.
What I am able to do is coach my clients on how to use social media, how to build their online and offline networks, how to be authentically influential and how to create content that their desired audience finds compelling.
That way, when their content is naturally discovered or promoted, or on the sites that allow it, submitted by them, they don’t make it to the pre-popularity stage, only to be taken out of contention for the site.
What I do in that regard is no secret.
How is it done? That seems to be the big deal. Greater minds than mine have attempted and failed.
My answer is that it’s not just what you know. It’s not just who you know.
It’s whether you can get those pivotal people, that critical network, and the user base at the site in question to move the way you want them to — and that’s whether or not you’re talking about social media sites, or just life in general.
I approach social media the way I approach most areas of success in my life. I use strategies that magnify the tactics everyone else is using exponentially. While everyone else is looking at their next move in Checkers, I’m thinking about my next game of Chess.
In the Social Media Success Package, I’ll teach you how to do with 100 — 1000 people what other people can’t seem to manage even with 100, 000 friends, followers, or connections.
Because it’s not about the number of followers. It’s nice to have several thousand or even a hundred thousand people following you for show.
But it’s really about what you can get people to do, and why. Can you get your content in places that it will be discovered? Can you write content so compelling that people can’t help but share it and save it? Can you do this over and over again, consistently?
And can you build yourself a fan base, an alliance or a network that willingly supports your endeavors without having to rely solely on collecting and trading favors?
It’s really about how you add so much value to the discussion that the right people want to return it to you.
It’s not enough just to have influence but it IS a huge component to social media success.
Since strategies and tactics go hand in hand, included in this package is a quick guide to how you can get duplicate my method of getting 27,000 StumbleUpon users to a site in one week. To highlight that, for the next 24 hours, I’m going to cut the price of this package by $20 — until 3:33 pm tomorrow, you can get it for just $47 $27.
You can get a sample of the document directly from here until this time tomorrow.
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Hey Tinu,
I know this post is almost a month old, and maintaining consistency across several different platforms for multiple products is difficult in any business, but you should probably take a look at your pricing on your sales page compared to this post.
I know the one day sale is over, but “full value price” on sales page is $77, and current is $37. Here, FVP seems to be only $47, and special sales price is $27. This seems like a good product, but, in my experience, creating confusion about real value of a product tends to make potential customers perceive it as having less value, not more, and substantially reduce sales.
I’m sure this is just a glitch, and I hope pointing it out to you helps.
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