Niche blueprint, the web e-commerce training and platform product put together by Tim Godfrey and Steven Clayton has finally come up for a relaunch on the 16th of March, this article will be dissecting the contents found within week five of the course to help you decide whether it is for you or not.
The second part of module six as well as the complete module seven will be presented to you in week five of niche blueprint, note there are nine modules in total in the course. The harnessing of free traffic generation methods was the subject of part one of the sixth module. In all reality 70% of an online stores traffic should come through these methods, so anything else is merely a recommendation.
Paid traffic and in particular Google Adwords are what part two of module six is all about and in order to teach you the strategies required two videos plus a PDF are supplied. If one chooses to implement the strategies here they will be able to pick up that left over 30% of traffic.
Expanding with paid traffic
All businesses throughout the world regardless of being online or off-line have a need to set aside some of their profits for continuous promotion. It is for this reason that it makes purest sense to leverage these paid traffic strategies in order to snatch traffic from as many places as possible.
The great thing here though is that with the use of Adwords and the strategies in niche blueprint you will be able to directly add to your bottom line right from the get go and spend less than you make. The course lays out an excellent and easy to follow blueprint for paid advertising you can simply follow and implement.
Learning how to keep your store running smoothly
In module seven you will find 2 PDF’s and 1 video containing all the information you will need to efficiently manage on an ongoing basis any number of your own stores.
Planning and explanations of your work flow
The superb video included in module seven shows you step-by-step, with very clear instructions, how to create a workflow for your Niche Blueprint e-commerce store.
Processing orders, customer support as well as being in conversation with your suppliers are just a few of the things one needs to do when running an online store and all of this is very well explained during this module’s video.
You will find that the PDF’s included do a good job of backing up the video with written examples. All in all we would have to say that these modules and the entire course have been put together with a focus on quality and being complete, this really is all someone would need in order to get started with web e-commerce tomorrow.
Business - Posted by Greg Silvers on March 15, 2009
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