Part three: Blog to do business with companies offering free stuffs
Today I
conclude the last part of the series dedicated to blogging to do business with how
to win money on the internet partnering with companies that offer free stuffs.
What is a free stuff?
A free
stuff is a product offered or a service rendered by commercial companies without
the blog visitor paying for it. They include trial offers, contests, surveys,
coupons, newsletters, samples, contextual ads (information), etc.
How does it work?
A blogger
places a free stuff link on their blog. Readers find the killer ad campaigns created
by the marketers irresistible and click on them to try the offers or the samples,
enter the contests, complete the surveys, ask for the coupons, subscribe to the
newsletters, or check the contextual ads (information), etc. And the blogger
gets paid.
Why does it work?
Everyone loves
promotions and things given away free because it is an inexpensive way to
obtain valuable stuffs. Companies also adore the idea of giving things away free
since it enables potential buyers to know their products and later patronize
them. And for bloggers it is a highly appreciated passive way of gaining money on the internet. With all the parties winning, free
stuffs cannot but work.
How much does it cost a blogger to offer free
stuffs on their blog?
It costs very little and often nothing at all to offer free stuffs on a
blog and start winning money on the internet instantly or in just days.
When and how to start
With a blog set up and displaying some quality content, the owner applies
to the free stuff network companies. The companies check the website for its
suitability before approving the application. They are looking for future
customers and evidently a blog which does not suit their criteria and/or cannot
drive suitable traffic to make the advertisers’ offers known and patronized would
not be worth their partnership.
How does a blogger get
paid
When someone completes one of the free stuff offers on a blog, the
owner’s affiliate identity embedded in the affiliate link shows at the free
stuff company’s and their account is credited. At a certain level, the
accumulated earnings are sent to the payment processor chosen by the blogger at
signup.
Some free stuff networks
to join
- Trial offers: Two of the best networks in this domain are Peerfly
and Neverblue. They have several hundreds of offers for a blogger to post to their
sites. Other free stuff offers can be found on the web, through other free
stuff web sites, forums or on brand web sites. However I will furnish an
extended list in a future post to
enable you gain more money online.
- Contests: earn
money internet
- Get paid to complete
a survey: Companies
are constantly looking for fresh ideas to improve their offers. And who best to
help them do that than the consumers themselves? And since this is a highly
valuable service rendered them right ‘from the horse’s mouth, it is only normal
that they pay for it. The blogger gains only if this attracts traffic to their
site.
- Coupons: While some will do it, not all blog
visitors are keen on completing a survey or signing up for free stuff offers with
their email addresses. So, updating your site content with free stuff offers
and coupons will not only provide them real quality content but also satisfy
their inclination and make them revisit your blog.
- Newsletters:
Like coupons, creating newsletters or a mailing list for your blog are other
ways to keep visitors coming back to visit. A blogger can create a mailing list
account with a mailing
service like Aweber. This is a free newsletter to which visitors can sign up to
for daily, weekly or monthly updates. And when the blogger sends out a mailing,
they get money online. In addition, a mailing enables
the blogger to have people to whom they can send other matters like top free stuff offers for the day, affiliate offers, etc. and build their
downlines to earn money from the internet.
Hence the saying that, “The money is in the list.”
- Samples: Samples are ways for companies to find
out if the products they have developed really suit buyers’ whims. If blog
visitors gave their opinions for the improvement of old products or the
development of new ones who best to test them than themselves?
- Contextual ads (information): Contextual advertising, a form of free stuff
In an earlier blog post I talked about how
a blogger can make money on the internet by including contextual ads on their
website. Know that in addition to having your ad space filled by high paying advertisers, your blog
visitors will find these links more relevant than other generic ads. Check the
blog here: Contextual-ad-program-companies
Now that
you know that the inclusion of free stuffs on your blog is a money maker, why
don’t you offer them now?
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