The Bum Marketing method

Homeless marketing is something you’ve probably heard of. The idea is that even if you have little money, if you have it, you can generate income from almost nothing.

Now with most get-rich schemes, you realize that there is a liberal use of promotional words, but this is one where you can really do what they say you can do.

So let’s find out what hobo marketing is really all about.

It’s actually about article marketing. Or use articles to get people to your website where they will do something you want them to do.

That’s lazy marketing in a nutshell.

The method?

1) Find the right keywords.

These have quite a few searches, but they also have little competition, but they also have people looking for something to buy. So “pets” is a poor keyword, but “ceramic dog intestines” is a bit better.

2) Make sure you find someone (or yourself) who can sell your keyword solution. So, an affiliate offer, a newsletter, etc.

3) Create articles directly around that keyword. Now when I mean direct, I mean direct. The closer your articles get to the keywords, the greater the chances that they will want what you offer.

4) Create a resource box that tries to offer what the article offers. Most article websites don’t allow direct affiliate links, so you’ll need a landing page that people can access and then read another compelling reason why your resource box is appropriate for them.

For example. In your first article, you could talk about why ceramic dog bowels are superior. And then the resource box will state that you have vet recommended ceramic dog bowels and direct people to the appropriate page.

5) Then repeat the process for different article directories or increase the number of articles to a featured one.

The system works like trickle feeding small amounts of traffic per article which, when added together, allows you to have a larger overall traffic source.

But does this method work?

When it first came out, it did. When people began to realize that the method worked, they tried to speed up all aspects of the process. The quality of articles decreased and the amount of spam and published articles increased.

People were put off by similar-looking and uninformative articles. Which was actually really unavoidable.

So now we have a marketing model that worked, and it will work if done right.

The problem isn’t really the title, description, or even the resource box within the article. It has to do with the article itself. They are built not to convince the reader of wanting what you have described in the resource box.

Writing an article is not just writing an article. You have to build one and when people are given a 400 word limit, they actually limit your content and then your message. So the article looks rushed and messy.

Proper article building is actually an advanced form of marketing because not many people want to put the effort into article building so you really have a much better chance of having a higher CTR and visitor-to-customer conversion rate. of payment.

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