Best Free Ways To Drive Traffic To An Optin Page: {AFFILIATE MARKETING JVZOO}

Thanks @Itsthealvin. I have gone through a couple of fb ads trainings and I still can't seem to get a hang of it. I am going through Billy Gene's course now and hopefully that changes my results.

Shooting a series of videos sharing the world about yourself, what you do, and why you choose internet marketing suggests that you are aiming to speak those in the MMO niche.

It also flies against the interests of the viewer. The viewer doesn't really care about you beyond the point of trusting that you are an authority figure.

You can convey authority without mentioning yourself. However, if you do mention yourself it should be done in the context of "here's how I solved a problem that you might be having..."

There are many niches out there and by using data and customer feedback, you can create great, engaging, and profitable videos accordingly.

You can take a data driven approach to YT video creation by using these hard facts as your "guiding light."

Let's take two constants:

1. Studies show that 65% of people are visual learners.
2. Only 75% of viewers will still be with you after 1-2 minutes on YouTube and 60% after 4-5, and that number trails off the longer the video.

Your YT videos need to be optimized to capitalize on these dynamics to the fullest extent possible.

YouTube says that you need to be laser focused on that first 15 seconds. In order to get to the 15th second your words + visuals need to start off with a bang. So, when I create videos I ask myself; "is the first 3 seconds captivating enough?" "Is the first 6 seconds captivating enough?" And so on...

When you create YT videos try to completely ignore your wants, needs, wishes, and desires from the equation and place yourself squarely in the shoes of the viewer.

"What are they thinking?" "What are they feeling?" "What makes them tick?"

If you have been in your niche long enough you will be able to do this intuitively.

However, if you're "brand new" to a niche you can still get these answers by simply asking the BEST and SIMPLEST question you can on your opt-in form.

I have been active in my niche for a while so I am able to "intuit" a lot of what my viewers / subs are after. However, I still work to create the best YT product (video) possible by gathering as much info as possible from them without killing my conversion rate.

The best YT product (video) delivers traffic due to the fact that it's engaging, and well optimized on all levels.

I've just finished a video. It's very visual and it's 100% about the viewer... "I want you to know what it feels like (to experience these 3 sets of visuals...)" + CTA.

After I got done with video, I had to determine the PERFECT title. A great video with poor optimization (bad title and description) is worthless because it won't get you any traffic.

So, what I did after I "closed my cart" for my pre-launch was to add ONE question to my opt-in form on my site. There were 3 inputs... name, e-mail, "what they want."

In the process of telling me what they want, they were able to give me data on permutations of words and phrases they are likely to type into YT in search of their solution. I was able to use that info to create what I HOPE will be a perfectly optimized title and description.

No one wakes up out of bed knowing how to create great and engaging YT videos but with enough practice, it can be "mastered." I have delivered 3 "hits" and 4 flops. I deleted 3 of the 4 flops but at least now I know a very precise formula that works for my niche that I will stick to. My "first hit" was almost a miss as my wife crapped all over it. I spent a total of 9 hours on that 1:13 video. That 9 hours has and will pay for itself in spades over time.

I previewed a 3:32 second video to my wife one day and I thought it was GREAT. She crapped all over it. I re-did it. It was then roughly 2:30 seconds. She was lukewarm.

Video is proven to increase on page conversion and it also helps people stick around on your site longer. I have all my short vids featured on my opt-in page and my conversion rate is a "respectable" 40% while folks are sticking around for an average of 4 minutes on my site.

They're essentially watching all of the short videos on my site that they may have not seen on YT...

Finally, video can also help you take what would be a $20 product and offer that same product for more. I have competition that sells a similar offering I sold on a pre-launch for $20-25. I launched at $27 and I could barely make a sale. I did ONE THING. I tripled the price and sales took off. Next is a $197 video training course where hundreds are pre-registered (I filtered my list down to those most likely to buy).

I hope someone finds this useful!