Ultimate Search Engine Loophole is a product by SEO hot-shots Chris Rempel and Dave Kelly. This product promises a method that will allow you to successfully swipe #1 rankings on MSN for highly competitive keywords. The method that they introduced in Ultimate Search Engine Loophole is strictly applicable to MSN only. On Google, people always target long-tail keywords… but with Ultimate Search Engine Loophole, you can now nail down #1 rankings on MSN for highly competitive keywords (debt assistance, online dating, bicycle accessories) easily.

Interestingly, Ultimate Search Engine Loophole completely shuns 2 of the biggest search engines: Google and Yahoo. Instead, the method Dave and Chris revealed are meant to target top positions on MSN - for highly competitive keywords.

Yes, I know that you will think MSN is not as popular as Google and Yahoo… however, there are still millions and millions of searches conducted on MSN each month and every month (approximately 78,000,000 searches a month). Just imagine if you are able to nail down #1 rankings for those highly competitive keywords easily on MSN, it will definitely increase your bottom line as an affiliate.

In order to rank #1 spots on Google, you need to be the “big guy”. If you do not have authority sites in your arsenals, it is very hard for you to obtain those rankings on Google. The method behind Ultimate Search Engine Loophole becomes clear when you weigh the prospect of traffic from a number 1 ranking in MSN vs the types of rankings we the ‘little guys and affiliates’ are likely to obtain without having an established authority site.  In other words, do you want a large chunk of 78,000,000 or a tiny piece of Google and Yahoo?

The information in Ultimate Search Engine Loophole is easy to digest. Chris and Dave do not like to beat around the bush - in Loophole, they go straight to the point on how you can set up specific methods to take advantage of the “loophole” on MSN and rank well for multiple competitive keywords. In the book, they also share specific details on how you should set up landing and squeeze pages to capitalize on the traffic generated by the MSN loophole method. As an affiliate, I believe that you understand how important it is to use squeeze pages to build your lists… so i guess that it is worth to try out what they are sharing in the book.

I will suggest that you visit the home page of Ultimate Search Engine Loophole to view their videos proof… so that you have an idea on what kinds of keywords are they capable of ranking #1 spots on MSN.

The loophole method is a complete white-hat technique so there is no harm to try it out. Visit Ultimate Search Engine Loophole homepage to find out more now.

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A list full of loyal subscribers is definitely an asset to you - especially during economy crisis. When someone joins your list in exchange of either a free e-book or tutorial, you can be sure that he or she has developed some sort of rapport with your site. No one joins a list for fun - and by knowing this, you can set up a series of follow-up messages to strengthen the rapport with your subscribers.

Many affiliate marketers use squeeze pages to drive opt-ins. Personally I think that a squeeze page is very efficient in getting opt-ins.  A well-crafted squeeze page is very focused on enticing visitors to opt in. Usually, it will have a very attractive headline which acts as an “offer statement”. It is somehow similar to a traditional IM sales page but a sales page is much longer in content. An example of a squeeze page is as followed:

Example of a squeeze page: http://www.artofapproaching.com/

As you can see, the page is clear of other advertising like adsense or banner ads - it is very focused on delivering the message across to the visitors and entice them to opt in. (but I just find that the youTube video is kind of cheesy…)

A list is an asset and you should start building if you have not done so. Through your list, you can recommend, cross-sell, up-sell other affiliate products to your subscribers as long as you feel that your subscribers will benefit from those products. One thing to note is that any product that you recommend must be something that you truely think that it will be beneficial to your subscribers. Your subscribers are your loyal friends, you will not want to recommend rubbish to your friends am I right? So make sure that you review an affiliate product before any recommendation. You will not want your subscribers to lose trust in you.

So once you are getting opt-ins, you should start creating your follow-up and regular broadcast messages to your subscribers. Follow-up messages are meant to drive backend-sales and it is fantastic to do up-selling and cross-selling in these messages. Personally, I use regular broadcast messages to make announcement, new product launch, or any time-sensitive offer that I want my subscribers to know about.  It is all about the number games - the more quality subscribers you get into your list, the more backend sales you will get in the future.

One thing that you absolutely must do is to split test your squeeze page. Do you know that sometimes by changing the headline of your page, you can increase your opt-in conversion by at least 1%? And mind you - 1% may seems very little for you now… but let says that your squeeze page gets 1000 unique visitors per day. By just increasing your conversion rate by 1%, you are getting extra 10 opt-ins each day and additional 300 subscribers each single month - all by JUST making a small change to the headline and split test against the original copy. And to me, 300 additional opt-ins each month by just doing split testing of my page is definitely worth it - just imagine how much extra backend sales you can make in a year from this “extra” opt-ins.

If you do not know how to set up split testing experiments, do not worry. Google has a free tool for you to split test your sites. The tool is known as Google Website Optimizer. If you have a Google account, you can use the tool for free. It has very clear instruction to guide you to set up your split testing experiment. To get more information on conducting effective split testing to maximize your conversions, you should check out Chris Rempel’s latest VIP report #3: The ‘Visitor Value Multiplier’ Manifesto.

Start building your list, test your squeeze page and make money online now.

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A well-built review site can increase your commissions in affiliate marketing. A review site is a website which offers unbiased reviews on various products in a particular market. Other than the individual review pages, you should also have pages where you put up articles for content.

In today blog post, we will go through the steps to build a good review site for affiliate marketing:

• Conduct a thorough product research. It is recommended to choose at least 5 products for review. Therefore, the first step that you need to do is to conduct a research and choose a market whereby there are tons of buyers. Many other affiliates will be competing with you by building review sites - you will need a big and hungry market to profit at the beginning.

• Keyword research. After you have chosen the affiliate products to promote, the next step is to do a keyword research. When building mini-site, the most important thing is to get the keyword theme of your site right. One of the biggest traffic referrer for your review site will be organic search engine traffic. If your content is well-written and optimized to the right audience, there will be targeted long-tail traffic to your site which will result in higher conversions due to relevancy. For more information about how to do a keyword research for long-tail traffic review site, you can check out Chris Rempel’s Confessions of a Lazy Super Affiliate here.

• Plan out your content. You need to decide how many review and article pages you need to write. A recommended guideline is to have 5 review pages for each product, 10 article pages, and other general pages like Home Page, Sitemap, Contact Us, etc. I will advise you to come up with the content first before web design. Writing the content is the hardest part when it comes to building a review site. You need to do research for each product and come up with a detailed reporting of the pros and cons for each of them. Additionally, you will also need to write 10 articles with content that suit the overall keyword theme of your site.

• Do up the design for your review site. Personally, I used XSitePro to build my review site. XSitePro will be a good tool for anyone who does not have technical knowledge on building websites. If you are not a designer and have trouble coming up with good design for your review site, you can go over to Chris Rempel’s site and get his ready-made review site templates at a very affordable price.

• Market your review site. Here is the most exciting part of the whole process - marketing. After you have got your site up and running on the Internet, it is now time to do some marketing. You need to aggressively build back links for your site. Write another 5 articles (not the same content with the articles on your site) and submit them to various article directories like EzineArticles.com and GoArticles.com. You should also use ArticleMarketer.com to help distribute you articles to more directories and get back links. Create hubpages and Squidoo lens to further boost your traffic and back links. Last but not least, do not forget about 1-way directory linking. You can outsource this portion to vendors which they will submit your website manually to hundreds of directories at a small cost.

If done right, your review site should be bringing you some early sales already. If the market that you have chosen proves to be profitable, you can duplicate the entire process again and create another review site for the same niche.

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