Increase the perceived value of your free things
or bonuses by including the retail dollar amount the freebies would normally sell for. For example, you could say, "Bonus 1# Marketing Tips Newsletter (a value of $120)." Another example, "Get 7 Bonuses With A Retail Value Of $345! That more than pays for your purchase!"
 

Team up with other e-zines that have the same
target audience. Combine subscriber bases and then publish one e-zine together to increase subscribers. You could all include your ads and announcements in the e-zine. You could also take turns for the top advertising space.
 

You could end your ad copy with a free bonus.
When you give people a free bonus, it increases the product's perceived value. For example, you could say "You'll get 7 free bonuses for ordering before (date)." Another example, "If you order this weekend only you'll get the e-book (title)!"
 

Keep each page of your web site consistent or
similar. Use similar text fonts, colors, graphics and background on every page. If you have one web page that is blue, one that is red and one that is orange, it doesn't look professional. It would look like you just threw it together and didn’t think things through. Would you buy a product from someone who gave you that impression?
 

Get your audience involved in your ad by asking
them questions. They'll automatically want to answer the questions in their mind. For example, you could say in your ad copy, "Where do you want to be weight-wise in the next 5 months?" Another example, "Do you want to weigh that much or more 2 years from now?"
 

Don't just start advertising everywhere - plan out
your marketing. Locate places and publications that your target audience would congregate around. For example, if your target audience is gardeners, you could search for gardening e-zines, web sites, experts, message boards, chat rooms, web rings, etc.
 

Most people need or want new information to
absorb. Give your customers a free e-book or tip sheet when they purchase your product. For example, you could say, "When you buy 2 or more products at the regular price, I’ll send you an e- book with 1000 recipes for apples."
 

Design web sites for other businesses for free.
Just require them to publish your banner or text ad somewhere on their home page. For example, you could create web page templates and graphics for them. Other people will see your work and want to visit your main web site for more information.
 

Tell your readers how fast they can receive your
product or service in your ad. Their buying decision may be based on how fast they can receive your product. They may need it by a certain deadline. For example, you could say, "You can download our e-book within minutes after you order."
 

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1. What will be the title of your members only web 
site and will it have a subtitle? Will you have a logo, 
slogan or graphics for your members only site? 
 
2. What type of content will you include in your 
members only web site? ebooks, articles, software, 
interview transcripts, etc. 
 
3. Will your members only web site host a member 
community? message boards, chat rooms, online 
classes, online consulting, etc. 
 
4. Will you be the only content provider or will there 
be other providers? Will your ask other members to 
contribute related content to your member's site? 
 
5. How will you allow people to navigate, find or 
search for information in your members only site? 
Links, search engine, index, table of contents, etc. 
 
6. Will your members only web site be sold as a 
product or will it be used as a promotional tool? 
Will you be promoting back end products in it? 
 
7. Will you members only web site ad contain a 
guarantee, testimonials, strong headline, a major 
benefit, limited offer, free bonuses, etc. 
 
8. What type of payments will you accept for the 
members only web site? Will you be billing them 
once, monthly, quarterly or yearly? 
 
9. Will you let your prospects read a free sample? 
content excerpt, ebook chapter, article, a free hour 
pass, free limited membership, etc. 
 
10. Will you password protect your members only 
web site, use an honesty system or change the url 
every now and then?