Keys to Your Wealth

I'm not generally big on promoting new launches because the product is usually incredibly expensive and the sales pitches are sounding so similar.

I mean you've seen them. You get an email and you click on the link. They ask you for an email address and you click on it to get the free stuff they are offering. After you click on it, you get to a page that says your stuff is on the way and then gives you a OTO (one time offer) that you should take them up on because....it's going to expire. But, you haven't had a chance to see if they are offering anything good in the first place.

Dan Zarella, a social media and viral marketing scientist,  gave a great talk on the Science of Retweets. What is that you ask? It's looking at the things that make a tweet retweetable.

What makes tweeter such a powerful media is the fact that it can go viral. The process necessary for a message to go viral is that people retweet it. To get your messages out and create a viral explosion, knowing the kinds of things that make your messages retweetable can help.

So, let's take a look at some of the things Dan shared that help make a tweet more retweetable.

Less than 25% of all tweets have links in them. Over 50% of Retweets have links in them. More content appears to be part of why people retweet.

The shortener bit.ly is in the number one spot and number two, ow.ly, is barely visible. When shortening tweets, use bit.ly

In order, the 20 most used significant words are: you, twitter, please, retweet, post, blog, social, free, media, help, please retweet, great, social media, 10, follow, how to, top, blog post, check out, & new blog post. So when appropriate, use them or change your message to incorporate them.

Everybody in Internet marketing agrees that 'the money is in the list'. If that's true, then of course, you should be capturing leads and then communicating with your sign-ups effectively from the start.

Yup! That's what the ad said! I thought, hey, who would want to pass up on that! I filled out the form and sure enough, within just few minutes I got an email telling me that I had a site set up at:

http://www.yourbizwebsites.com/efreedom

Not only that, but my webpage has a place where you can sign up for your OWN free web page. How cool is that?

My idea of a site is actually having my own domain name. I'd be more inclined to call it a free web PAGE rather than a site. But semantics aside, I now have a web presence and it didn't cost me a cent.