Affiliate Leaderboard and Incredible Tip Swipe for You
Published: Wed, 09/24/14
This toy pack is doing fantastic - it stayed on the bestseller list
for 2 days straight and it's still selling. I want to tell you
who's on the top 10 leaderboard but I also whipped up a
tutorial for you to give to your subscribers (it's so good
I'm going to give it to mine, too).
And the great thing is, it's something they can apply to other
niches, not JUST this one toy PLR pack.
If you haven't yet promoted, there's plenty of time to get
on the leaderboard since it doesn't end until Friday night -
and there are cash prizes of $100, $50, and $25 to win. Sign up
here to get your links:
https://www.jvzoo.com/affiliates/info/123899
Here's who's in the running right now:
#1 - Mike McKay
#2 - Kristie Chiles
#3 - Jennifer Ledbetter
#4 - Ruth Pound
#5 - Colleen Slater
#6 - Steve Cooper
#7 - Barbara Ling
#8 - Rosie Cottis
#9 - Russell Carter
#10 - Matthew Griffin
And here's your swipe:
Subject: 5 Ways to Twist the Slant for Your Amazon PLR Promos
Body:
Hi [firstname_fix]!
Have you ever seen or bought PLR because it sounded great - but
then you realized you didn't know how to actually make money
with it?
Tiffany Lambert released a special 15-pack of toy PLR articles for
the Toys R Us Hot Toy list of 2014 and I thought I would share 5
ways you can grab this pack for more than half off (until Friday)
and twist the slant to make some money from it!
Here's the link and the tips are below:
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#1 - Pit Each Top Toy Against a Competitor
People love to see how one thing stacks up against another. So for
example, Toys R Us has an exclusive toy called the Onyx Zoomer
Dino. You could pit that one up against the Cruncher Prehistoric
Pets Interactive Dinosaur that's on Amazon. Compare the prices,
features, and make sure you look at what complaints and praises
consumers discussed in the feedback.
#2 - Do the Price Comparisons for Your Customers
You know what stinks? When you're a parent whose kid wants the
latest greatest toy on the Toys R Us list and you can't afford
it. One twisted slant might be for you to find cheaper
alternatives.
So the Little Live Pets Romeo and Juliet Bird Cage toy is about
$40. You could tell parents that if they can't afford that
price, there's a good, cheaper alternative - the Singing Bird
Cage on Amazon is just over $13. There's also a talking parrot
for under $10. You'll make up in commission what you sell in
volume.
#3 - Slam the Top Toy List
This sounds backwards, but hear me out! PLR can be used in many
ways - and one of those is as curated content where you can quote
it and then offer your own commentary. So let's say the PLR
talks about the Hot Wheels Street Hawk RC Flying Car and how great
it is.
You could then disagree that it's great - point out a flaw,
such as the low amount of flying time because the battery needs
recharging - and instead offer an alternative RC car or plane that
has a longer play time associated with it. You could title your
post, "Why the Toys R Us Top 2014 Toy List Is All Wrong for
Parents" and find a flaw in every toy - with YOUR chosen
alternative.
#4 - Take Each Toy and Make a New Top 10 List
Okay so you know how LEGO and Hot Wheels and FurReal Friends have a
gazillion items in those toy lines? Well take each of Tiff's
top 15 items and turn it into a "Top 10" list for
Christmas.
So you would make one post called "Top 10 Hot Wheels Toys for
Christmas" and mention the one that's on the Toys R Us
list, but ALSO go pick out 9 more Hot Wheels products for you to
promote.
#5 - Make an Accessory Post for Each of the Top Toys
Rarely is a product of any kind 100% stand alone in nature. Sure,
it CAN be, but why should it - when there's other stuff they
can use along with it? In the toy PLR pack Tiff released, you can
choose products like the Skylanders Trap Team Starter Pack and list
all of the additional characters they can order.
Or, let's say you chose the Doc McStuffins Get Better Talking
Mobile from the list - make a blog post that lists several
additional toys you recommend parents buy for their child along
with it, like Doc McStuffins Beans Lambie Plush, or any of the
other plush dolls from the Doc McStuffins line. Say something like,
"The mobile clinic is great - but your child will need
patients! Here are 5 possible candidates I recommend..."
The great thing is, you can tweak these tips to work in other
niches, too. One of the most important factors of making a good
return on your PLR investment is starting with top quality PLR,
which Tiffany always offers.
Check out this pack and test out the tips above and see how you do
this Christmas season!
[INSERT LINK]
If you have any questions, just ask!
[Your Name]
Okay that's it for today affiliates - this is a great niche to
promote at this time of year. Grab your links here:
https://www.jvzoo.com/affiliates/info/123899
Tiff ;)
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