I know you said that this system works best with low competition keywords, but doesn’t “low competition” mean that it’ll be low traffic? I suppose if you rinse and repeat enough it could produce desirable results. I guess, the best way to find out is to give it a whirl … you haven’t disappointed me yet. Thanks Chris!
The keywords probably won’t be pulling in 20k searches a day, but one video I did to promote a product launch still pulls in targeted traffic from people every day, most of which then opt-into my list, even though the launch has been over for weeks.
There is a level of rinse and repeat though. One video can earn you a lot of money (And in the WSO I’ll be giving live examples of where that’s happening), but most of them will be trickles while others will be faucets and hoses.
Interesting stuff and curious to see what’s coming! Personally I’m not too worried about them being low-volume because sometimes it can be just as easy to rank for a handful of low-volume keywords as it can to build the links for higher-comp, high-volume keywords (and expense).
I guess video marketing is one aspect of the promotion process.
How useful it is can be gauged by comparing the ROI of video marketing vs other forms of marketing.
If you can give hard statistics, then I’ll be convinced of its effectiveness.
IMO, video is mainly a traffic source. How you use it is entirely up to you. If you’re sending the traffic to an offer that doesn’t covert, you won’t be making much money. But as I teach in the course, it’s all about choosing the right keywords. Many of mine end up being buyer keywords just because of the nature of the stuff I promote (again, all laid out in the course)
As for hard stats, here’s one…
$469 from one product promoted by a single video. As for hits, it was a little over 100 uniques.
Thanks to that video, I’m a big ol’ convert. I love video and am pushing hard at it this year.
Hey Chris,
I have just found your blog and like the content. So, thanks for sharing your wisdom. Just one thing,.. I was looking for an About page, since I have actually never heard from you and wanted to know more about your own online experiences. Cheers, Chris
I like Chris’s way of doing things. He gives you the whole picture and not just a keyhole view. Too many WSOs leave out important information because the authors really don’t want the competition.
Chris is like that. He knows the market is so huge that even if you did the same offer as he is doing, everyone will still make money.
I can’t wait till tomorrow, oh well, I guess I have to, sounds very interesting, look out for my videos on page 1.
Well I have Yet to try video SEO so i’m excited for tomorrow!
I’m with KC — I want it NOW!!
Sounds good, Chris. Lookin’ forward to it.
I know you said that this system works best with low competition keywords, but doesn’t “low competition” mean that it’ll be low traffic? I suppose if you rinse and repeat enough it could produce desirable results. I guess, the best way to find out is to give it a whirl … you haven’t disappointed me yet. Thanks Chris!
The keywords probably won’t be pulling in 20k searches a day, but one video I did to promote a product launch still pulls in targeted traffic from people every day, most of which then opt-into my list, even though the launch has been over for weeks.
There is a level of rinse and repeat though. One video can earn you a lot of money (And in the WSO I’ll be giving live examples of where that’s happening), but most of them will be trickles while others will be faucets and hoses.
At least for me, it’s about having a huge reach.
Sounds interesting, looking forward to hearing more.
Looking forward to hearing more
Interesting stuff and curious to see what’s coming! Personally I’m not too worried about them being low-volume because sometimes it can be just as easy to rank for a handful of low-volume keywords as it can to build the links for higher-comp, high-volume keywords (and expense).
I completely agree. When you get can 10 videos on page 1 with way Less hassle than a single web page, I’ll take the video every day of the week.
Not to mention, if you’re picking the right keywords, even a low volume of traffic can lead to big profits
I’m totally onboard Chris. I have a few video thumnails on page one. Steady income from ANY source is always good, especially when it lasts.
Video gets a MUCH higher click rate than anything else on the search results page. I’m always interested in new ways to get my videos there!
I’ll be waiting for this one
Sounds good chris looking forward to hearing what kind of free software you’re going to reveal
I guess video marketing is one aspect of the promotion process.
How useful it is can be gauged by comparing the ROI of video marketing vs other forms of marketing.
If you can give hard statistics, then I’ll be convinced of its effectiveness.
IMO, video is mainly a traffic source. How you use it is entirely up to you. If you’re sending the traffic to an offer that doesn’t covert, you won’t be making much money. But as I teach in the course, it’s all about choosing the right keywords. Many of mine end up being buyer keywords just because of the nature of the stuff I promote (again, all laid out in the course)
As for hard stats, here’s one…
$469 from one product promoted by a single video. As for hits, it was a little over 100 uniques.
Thanks to that video, I’m a big ol’ convert. I love video and am pushing hard at it this year.
Sounds great! Looking forward to tomorrow. Thanks for the heads-up.
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Hey Chris,
I have just found your blog and like the content. So, thanks for sharing your wisdom. Just one thing,.. I was looking for an About page, since I have actually never heard from you and wanted to know more about your own online experiences. Cheers, Chris
I like Chris’s way of doing things. He gives you the whole picture and not just a keyhole view. Too many WSOs leave out important information because the authors really don’t want the competition.
Chris is like that. He knows the market is so huge that even if you did the same offer as he is doing, everyone will still make money.
Randy