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MMA is my acronym for Money Making Activities. If you listened to episode #4 of this podcast, titled \"Too much content, too little revenue\" , which you do at SubscribeMe.fm, I talked about a listener, Michael, who at the time, had been super-successful at creating lots of content, had millions of downloads of his podcast and his YouTube videos, but had not had much success at monetizing 9 years of hard work. Imagine that: 9 years of putting out great content, more than a thousand episodes published of his podcast and YouTube videos, millions of downloads and views, yet he was making ALMOST NOTHING from all that work. Practically ZERO. And I'm not saying that you need to make money from your passion projects. But that's exactly what it comes down to: Is your podcast, your web site, your product or service - is it just a passion project for you? Is it just a hobby? Is it a past-time? Then I'll tell you right now, that this podcast is probably not a good fit for you, because the title of this podcast, is Making, Marketing & Monetizing Online Digital Content with Membership Sites, Online Courses and Subscriptions and about building a long-term profitable online business. It's not about how to create a successful hobby. The biggest mistake a lot of people make, is that they spin their wheels on activities that they THINK is helping them move their business forward. And I tell you how to avoid those same mistakes. (listen to the show for the rest) Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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Let's start with how affiliate links can help your SEO efforts - especially when the affiliate links have your domain in them.<\/p>
As you know, the number of incoming links to your web site is an essential part of SEO. The more incoming links you have, the more \"popular\" Google believes your web site to be, and the higher your site shows in search results. Sure, \u201cdo-follow\u201d is better than \u201cno-follow\u201d. But no-follow links are still way better than no links at all! And that's where having an in-house affiliate program - like the built-in affiliate module that DigitalAccessPass.com (DAP) comes with - can be such a HUGE advantage over, say, a third-party affiliate program like with ClickBank.<\/p>
Now, there definitely are some advantages to using a third-party affiliate program like ClickBank - like getting access to their built-in network of affiliates. But remember that just because you sell through ClickBank does not mean you're going to get all of them - or even most of them - to promote your product. You will still need to promote your program to recruit any of them. So I don't recommend using ClickBank just because you think all those affiliates will promote you. There are other real benefits to using ClickBank, which I will be addressing in an upcoming part of this affiliate series.<\/p>
So, unless you're already making 5 or 6 figures a month, having an in-house affiliate program can give you a huge advantage.<\/p>
Then I talk about Refunds and Clawbacks.<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest)<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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So How Much Should you Pay Your Affiliates? The answer to that depends on a bunch of different things. Let's start with your product funnel - like... is this a lead-generator or a loss-leader followed by one or more back-end products? Is there an instant 1-Click Upsell after the purchase? Do you have a mature product line where you can upsell them in the future? And it also depends on your sales goals: How much do your products and services cost, how much do you wish to make per sale - is it just for this specific launch, or is this a lifetime funnel? What's your cost of after-sales support? What is your profit margin? Is it digital product or a physical product? With physical products, you have overhead - like shipping and handling and return shipping and damage and delays - you won't have any of that with a digital product. (listen to the show for the rest) Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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An affiliate program is the lowest hanging fruit that you can grab without even stretching your arms. Like, you can grab this even if you were 4 feet tall. And it always amazes me why EVERY SINGLE business does not have one. Another thing that amazes me, is that people will spend months and months on the technology and all the tricks and tactics in the book, but they won't spend a darn minute on thinking - how the heck am I going to market this thing and get people to come to my site, read my sales page, click on a buy button and actually agree to give me real money! And in the case of a membership site, you want them to voluntarily sign up to automatically give you money again and again, month after month. The hardest thing in the world is marketing and converting visitors into buyers, and buyers into members. Yet people will spend literally 90% of their time tweaking buttons and colors and how many upsells they need to have, and trying to get the fanciest of fancy CRM and funnel building and email marketing tactics. The EASIEST thing in the world is to add an affiliate program to your business. It's so easy to do, that it actually kills me to see most people not even giving it a few seconds of thought. And I don't want you to make the same mistake. So be sure to listen to this entire series about having your own affiliate program. Now, one of the biggest features you need from your affiliate software, is that it has to make it super simple for new buyers to become an affiliate. (listen to the show for the rest) Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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Just in case you are not familiar with this term, this is where, a seller - take my own business for example, at DigitalAccessPass.com. You can sign up to become an affiliate. Then you get a special link that you can promote on social media, to your email list, on your blog, even on your podcast. And if someone visits your special affiliate link, they are redirected to our web site, and a special browser cookie - a small piece of code that all web sites use - is set on that person's browser, tagging them as having been referred by you. And then, if they later go on to purchase any products from DigitalAccessPass.com, then you become that buyer's affiliate, and you can earn up to 33% in affiliate commissions. So if they went on to buy something for a 100 dollars, then if the commission for that product is 33%, then you get 33 dollars credited to your account. And then, once a month, we pay out commissions for all past purchases that happened before the last 60 days. Now, we pay only after 60 days, because payment processors like Paypal give a buyer up to 60 days to ask for a refund. So once the buyer is past the refund period, we pay out any commissions due to you. Don't worry if this affiliate program sounds a bit complicated, especially if you've never had your own affiliates before, but just know that DAP - or DigitalAccessPass.com - automates the whole process for your affiliates, for the buyer and for you, as the site owner. Affiliate marketing is nothing new. Amazon.com built their entire business in the early years from allowing affiliates to promote their products on their web sites, and giving them the ability to earn commissions on any sales that are generated through their referral. At DigitalAccessPass.com (DAP), we have built our entire business without any kind of Google-gaming. Not that we don't care about Google. Of course, we do. We even used to have a few ads running on AdWords - we no longer do - we stopped running them about a year ago. No paid ads, no SEO gaming, no fake blogs or link farms. On rare occasions, we do some link building, but it's all totally white-hat and Google-approved stuff. Most of our customers find out about DAP through a review article online, someone recommending it via email , or a post in an online online. So we have never had to worry about Penguin, Panda or any other cute animals :-). So how did we do it? (listen to the show for the rest) Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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This is Part 2: Seth Godin Ruined The Internet.<\/p>
Becoming a Celebrity, building Authority, being perceived as an Expert? Of course, it's easier said than done. Because there were a lot of things that went into the huge success that this \"guru\" had. There's a whole lot of hard work, commitment, passion, timing and personality and likeability and trustworthiness and so many factors that go into someone ascending to that all-star level.<\/p>
But most people don't necessarily care about becoming the GOAT - as in Greatest of all time - in a given niche. You probably don't care about being a GOAT. I know I don't care about being the GOAT.<\/p>
Some people will tell you that you don't really need to worry too much about learning a lot - just know a little bit more than the ones you are teaching.<\/p>
BAD ADVICE!<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest)<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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It has been an incredible journey for the last 365 days.<\/p>
Today - September 26, 2016 - is the 1st anniversary of this podcast, at SubscribeMe.fm. Full of excitement, nervousness, apprehension, exhilaration, self-doubt, self-confidence boosting... you get the picture. As many highs, as there have been lows. And that's not only the nature of starting a new marketing channel, but also the boon and bane of Podcasting.<\/p>
I've been chronicling everything I've learned into a book, that I'm shortly going to be releasing on Amazon Kindle. And I decided to take a few of the biggest lessons I learned, both on my own, myself, as well as watching others in forums and on social media, and listening to other podcasts, and I'm going to share them here.<\/p>
And before you wonder, what does Podcasting have anything to do with membership sites, remember... this show is not just about membership sites. The first half of the title of the show, is \"Making, Marketing & Monetizing Online Digital Content\". And if you've listened to my past episodes, you'll see that this show encompasses all phases of digital content, and that includes content marketing. And that brings us to my first lesson...<\/p>
#1) Podcasting Is Not A Business Mode.<\/p>
Yes, I said it. The emperor has no clothes.<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest)<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm<\/p>\n";
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No, everyone is NOT an expert at something (that's good news for you and me!).<\/p>
Seth Godin ruined the Internet. Of course, I say that in the most sarcastic way, because I'm one of Seth's biggest fans. I've bought and read every single one of his books - and most of the ones I bought were real paperback books, not just some Kindle download. And he wrote a book called \"Everyone's An Expert\" - and he released it as a PDF. If you go to the show notes for this episode - at subscribeme.fm\/41\/ , you'll be able to download the PDF there.<\/p>
I always say this in a sarcastic way - \"Yeah, right, everyone's an expert\". We know that most people trying to make a buck online certainly seem to think that they're an expert. That's exactly why every other person on Facebook claims to be an expert about membership sites, or a lifecoach, a business coach, or a funnel expert. Anyway, that was my \"glass half full\" sarcastic twin. You know, I'm a Gemini.<\/p>
Now let me bring out the \"Glass is half full\", optimistic, inspiring twin. So here's how to be an expert --- and more importantly, Position Yourself as an Expert in other people's eyes, in my eyes: It's very simple... Ready for the million-dollar one-liner? Here it is...<\/p>\n";
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HBO, Netflix, licensing more than just content, and the Publisher or Marketplace Model.<\/p>
One of the most famous content licensing example is HBO, or Home Box Office, and over time, others like Showtime and Netflix have also joined this category.<\/p>
For a long time, these companies were just paying a licensing fees for movies and tv shows and documentaries produced by other people. For eg., HBO pays the producers of a movie a bunch of money which gives them the rights to play that movie on their platform for a certain duration of time. So, previously, they would just pay some cash upfront, and then HBO got it back from their millions of paying members who subscribe to their channel via their cable network. And then, at one point, HBO figured out that it has the cash to create it's own content. So it started producing its own TV shows.<\/p>
And last year, HBO launched HBOnow and HBOgo, which offer the content direct to consumers via their own web site. And that's how I myself watch HBO - watch it entirely through their web site hbonow.com. And my Apple TV also has an app for that.<\/p>
How did they get me to subscribe? Because I wanted to watch Game of Thrones. What does all of this have to do with your online business, your membership site or online course?<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest)<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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Basically, with content licensing, you pay your content partners a fee for the right to use their content on your web site, and have your members benefit from it. The payment itself can be structured in many ways, and it doesn't always have to be a cash payment: 1) You pay for the content upfront and purchase it outright, 2) You pay a small royalty on every sale, on every new membership sign up. 3) Which is basically a combination of the two, which is cash PLUS royalty... you pay a little bit upfront, and then continue to pay a small royalty per sale. If you see some of the most aggressive offers on the TV show Shark Tank, you'll see that the sharks want their money back and also a royalty. You can see this with some of the bigger movie stars, where they get a paycheck for the movie, as well as royalties. Like the recently released Deadpool movie, starring Ryan Reynolds. So that's cash PLUS royalties. And finally, the last type... #4) You pay in kind - like a barter.<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest)<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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I want to tell you a true story, that delves into the psychology of a rabid fan, and how you can use those insights to create better content and better offers for your membership site or online course.<\/p>
In case you don't know, Ventriloquism is where someone has a puppet - or a dummy - on their lap or on a stand next to them, they talk without moving their lips, they make the dummy's mouth move, and through a combination of a funny script, good comedic timing, and decent lips-not-moving skills, it makes it look like it's actually the dummy that's speaking. Obviously, everyone knows it's not the dummy that is speaking, so it's critical that you have a funny script and a good sense of timing, and you can make people easily suspend reality, and actually start to look at the dummy entirely when you are speaking.<\/p>
Back in 2006-2007, when I was still renting DVD's from a video store called \"Blockbuster\" - remember those days? Yeah, barely a few years before that I used to rent cassette tapes! Oh my god. VCR. There's something I never thought I would hear again, and worse yet, hear myself uttering those 3 letters! If you're too young to know what a VCR is, I'm hoping you're old enough to know how to Google stuff! So Google it!<\/p>
Anyway, back then, I watched a movie called Dummy, starring Adrian Brody. It's about this really introverted, unemployed, depressed guy, who has major social issues. And one day he discovers that he has a knack for ventriloquism. It's a really cute, feel-good movie. And at the end of the movie, as part of the DVD extras, they show the ventriloquist who helped Adrian Brody with the vent skills and the dummy scenes and the dummy humor and stuff. Turns out, the guy is the world famous ventriloquist, Jeff Dunham. And he goes on to show behind the scenes with the dummy, and even gives a quick ventriloquism tutorial on how to pronounce words without moving your lips, timing, the script etc. That's it - I... was... hooked.<\/p>
Listen to the episode for the rest of the story.<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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When I say \"User\" in this context, it means users of your product or service. Your members, your community, your subscribers. Forums and Discussion groups are a great way to get your members communicating with each other, creating great discussion threads and contributing great online content that search engines love, and can bring you a lot of organic traffic, even if they are sometimes of the long-tail variety. Facebook groups are easily one of the most popular forms of online forums today, for connecting and networking with others in your niche. But online forums have been around forever, starting with the now-extinct eGroups which became so big and so popular, that it was bought by Yahoo and renamed to Yahoo Groups - this was in the late 90's. In the online marketing space, there are popular forums like WarriorForum.com, DigitalPoint Forums and Sitepoint Forums. And there are several \u201canswers\u201d forums like Quora.com and Yahoo Answers. And I am willing to bet, that you have probably run into a forum answer at some point when searching for information on Google. It happens to me all the time, where a top 2 or 3 search result is from an online forum of some sort. That's how powerful the SEO potential is with forums. But there's more to User-generated content than just Forums and Discussion groups. UGC can be applied in many facets of your online business.<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest) Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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This is part 4 of the series, 6 Ways To Create Content for Your Membership Site - where I talk about The Oprah method of creating content for your blog, your online course or your podcast and even your webinars and seminars.<\/p>
#4) The Winfrey Way - a.k.a the Oprah Model of generating content for your web site. This is one of the oldest, time-tested ways of generating content: Which is to invite Guests who create the content FOR you. I call this the \"Oprah Model\". Oprah Winfrey became one of the world\u2019s richest self-made women, a billionaire, the most influential talk show host, an author, philanthropist, actress and media personality \u2013 all by doing what? By interviewing other people!<\/p>
Think about that for a second: Of all the athletes, actors, authors, scientists, medical professionals, entertainers, business icons and celebrities who she interviewed on her show \u2013 would you EVER consider Oprah an expert in any of those subjects at all? Was she as good at any sport as all those athletes who came on her show? Was she as good a writer as those authors who she interviewed? In fact, she created more best-selling authors than anyone else in this world! But would you consider her any expert in any of the topics on which her guests spoke? Of course not - SHE was interviewing THEM. So hang with me for a minute here...<\/p>
I'm going to make 2 points here, as to why this Interview model is both good and bad. The good first.<\/p>
(listen to the show for the rest)<\/p>
Listen online at http:\/\/SubscribeMe.fm\/<\/p>\n";
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In last week's episode, I said that some of the best membership sites I\u2019ve been a member of, offer content in multiple formats. And one of my pet peeves, is when I see someone wanting to prevent their members from downloading their content. They don't want their members to download videos, don't want to download audio, not even PDF reports, because they don't want anyone to quote unquote \"steal\" their content. You're probably not one of them, because you're smart enough to be listening to this show. But if you know of someone who comes from such a dark place of mental scarcity and deprivation, and are the complete opposite of being generous, and they are actually afraid of being generous, then I have some words of advice for them. (listen to the episode for the full scoop)<\/p>\n";
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Some of the best membership sites I\u2019ve been a member of, offer content in multiple formats. The first thing you have to accept - is that recycled or re-purposed content is NOT low quality content. It's mostly a psychological barrier that you have to overcome. And remember, your followers are not following you on every channel. So re-purposing can be HUGE when it comes to content marketing as well, and not just for membership content. Let me give you my own example of content re-purposing... (listen to the episode for the full story) But that also brings us to what I call the Gary Vee Conundrum. So let's take a single module from an online video course that has the video itself on a page, along with links to the audio version as well as a transcription in PDF format, on the same page. Some members like watching videos, others prefer skimming through a written article or PDF and highlighting or making notes of parts that they find important. And there will be others (like me) who prefer to listen to audio while out on a run, or while doing household chores (suddenly, doing the dishes ain\u2019t so bad no more!). Re-purposing content can add great value to your existing members, because they can choose what format to consume the content in. So let's say you're good at writing. let\u2019s start with a blog post. (listen to the episode for the full story)<\/p>\n";
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In today's episode, I talk about 6 different ways to create content for your membership site This is THE podcast to listen to, to learn about creating membership sites & online courses, making, marketing and monetizing digital content, WordPress, eCommerce, digital marketing, and tools, techniques and tips that you can use to create a long term, profitable online business. I'm your host Ravi Jayagopal. I am the co-founder & co-developer of DigitalAccessPass.com, a leading membership plugin in the industry, fondly known as DAP. And you can fondly call me RSSKisser. No, wait, I don't think you heard that right - let me slow that down for you... I said you can call me RSS Kisser. Know why? Because I just launched a new web site called http:\/\/KissMyRSS.com<\/a>, which is a free online service that helps podcasters get new listeners. I will talk about this more later in the show, including what RSS means, but for now, check out the site at KissMyRSS.com and during this launch, you can get 500 FREE new listeners for your Podcast - actually, scratch that - it's not just for podcasts - it can be for any Audio that you own. So whether it is for an episode of your podcast, or any audio you have created, say, maybe a single module from one of your audio courses - and you can put it in front of a new audience, people that may have never found you otherwise. So check it out at http:\/\/KissMyRSS.com<\/a>.<\/p> Listen to the full episode #33 at
