Thanks, Trevor

Are those products yours or they are MRR products that you bought from others?

I am presuming that these are all internet-marketing products with MRR. It does not matter if you list the salespage as a subdomain products.mydomain.com or subfolder mydomain/product.html.

If I were you, I will buy 4 separate domains to host each product’s salespage and download page. Looks more professional.

What matters is how you drive your traffic and sell the products.

There are 2 systems you can use:

1. Build separate lists for each product if they are distinctly different, for example 1 on traffic, 1 on website building,etc.

2. Build a single list if they are somewhat related.

You can start by driving traffic through your articles to both your squeeze page and your blog. Your blog should also have your opt-in box ready to capture leads.

On your blog, create proper reviews of each product you are selling. So 4 reviews in total.

When you drive traffic from the articles, remember to link to each product review that is targeted to your article topic. For example, I will link my article “How to Drive Traffic Blah Blah Blah” to the review blog post on the traffic product. The other link goes directly to the squeeze page.

On the “Thank You” page of the squeeze page, I will encourage my opt-in to check out my product, which is the salespage of your product.

Hope that helps!

I’ve been around for 3 years so I’m not totally new.LOL.

I have 4 popular similar affiliate products with MRRights.

I have these products on my website as mydomain/product.html, or should I subdomain the products.mydomain.com?

These products come with a video squeeze page to drive traffic to.

I have a blog, and I use articles to promote these products and a 5 sequence email series.

So basically I’m wondering, when driving traffic with my articles, do I send prospects to my squeeze page,
or to my blog, and then to my squeeze from my blog?

And once I start to get a list for this topic, how often do I contact my list?

How to manage my list is another barrier. Like do I just let it sit there, or do I send my emails every day or 2nd. day, or 3rd?

Can you see my confusion? I’ve got everything I need, but to get the ball rolling is where I’m having trouble.

I know I have more than one question listed above, but any help you can extend will be a major factor for me to get my ball rolling.

Thanks a ton, Trevor