Samuel Millanzi

Thank You for putting out Quality Videos

John

Your suggestion to find a ghost-writer is to post 5 jobs for 5 different articles for $5-$15 per article. How many words are you suggesting for this part? The whole 500-750 words or something less?

thanks, Peg

I notice on your blogiste that you have a widget that “rotates” the products/services that you want to promote.

2 Questions:

- would you be kind enough to share the widget “plug-in” that you use to allow your banner adds to “cycle” like this”

- would you write a post about the science of using banner ads on your blogsite.
The “good/bad …do’s/don’ts” of banner ads
and how to chose them to
“monetize” a blogsite!

Thanks in advance

I love the clean lines and organized format of your blog. It’s a 1000% plus to also offer great content.
(Thanks for your min-course on art.writing)

I am in a Network Distribution business and wanted to add value to the people that I meet and give them exposure to my ideas on various aspects of Entrepreneurship through my Blogsite.

I am the first to admit that I have not been consistent with adding new content regularly .. but I’d like your opinion.

Please go to http:// mentorwithmahdi.com
and tell me what you think!

I would love to exchange ideas with you on how i can make the blogsite better.

success to you,

Muhammad Mahdi
succeed@muhammadmahdi.com

1. what’s the difference between newsletter and minicourse?

A. Mini Courses are in steps and have an begninning and ending.

2. would u mind to share what’s the increasing percentage of the conversion rate after offering minicourse?

A. Mini Courses do tend to convert better than newsletters but not always. It depends on the subject. There is an increased value perception of a mini course over a newsletter. Everyone has a newsletter. Most people just want a solution to their problem. So a mini course implies that there is an end and is easier to follow a few short steps. A newsletter implies that there is no end to it and therefore no solution to the problem. That isn’t necessarily the case but it can be the perception. I don’t have actual numbers because it varies.

3. 7 part or 10 part , which one is better?

A. There is no right answer to this question. Both can work just as well. But this is something you’d have to test with your market to know for sure. It can depend on your market but also the topic. But 10 or more parts implies harder steps while 7 or less implies easier steps. This can work in your favor or against you depending on the topic and market. Some solutions are and should be easier. But others shouldn’t seem easier so you need more steps.

4. if offering 30 part minicourse to sell one product, will it decrease the conversion rate ? you know people knowing two much content inside of the product. they may think they already master it and won’t buy it.

A. Again, it depends on the product but I wouldn’t usually consider 30 parts to be a mini course. If it has 30 parts, it’s sounds like a major course but that might not be the case if your topic is usually something that takes people years to do. If it’s something like my 21 day formula http://www.21dayformula.com then it might make sense. I never worry about people knowing too much of my content. That is what marketing is all about.

Hope that helps

1. what’s the difference between newsletter and minicourse?

2. would u mind to share what’s the increasing percentage of the conversion rate after offering minicourse?

3. 7 part or 10 part , which one is better?

4. if offering 30 part minicourse to sell one product, will it decrease the conversion rate ? you know people knowing two much content inside of the product. they may think they already master it and won’t buy it.