Tag: marketing

Our affiliates are going to like THIS:

July 12, 2015 /

I mentioned something very exciting in my previous post: Spin Rewriter 6.0 is coming out on October 14th!

And not only is this an amazingly cool thing for our users — all of our existing users will be getting the upgrade to the 6.0 version completely free of charge!

It’s also an amazingly cool thing for our affiliate partners. Here’s what’s in it for everyone who will be promoting the upcoming Spin Rewriter 6.0 launch:

  • We’ve already paid out over $1,000,000 to our affiliates so far! That’s right, over one MILLION dollars.
  • During launches, we’ve delivered EPCs of $8.37, $5.16, $4.41. EPC stands for Earnings-per-Click and tells you how much money you can expect to make for every single click you send through your affiliate link.
  • We’re paying our affiliates 50% recurring commissions, forever!
  • Yes, that’s recurring… We pay 50% on all subscriptions rebills, forever.
  • Your friends and your email list will love you for telling them about Spin Rewriter.
  • We’ve got emails and banners and other promo materials good & ready to go!
  • We’ll have an amazing list of prizes for top affiliates (JV leaderboard)…
  • …and we always reciprocate (promote your products in return) if you’ve got top quality stuff!

Remember, just by being a user of Spin Rewriter you’re also already our affiliate partner! Just log into your account and click the “Affiliate Program” link at the top. You’ll find your affiliate link there and you can start making money with it right away — this means TODAY, you don’t even have to wait till the 6.0 launch!

I wish you the best of success! 😀

This time *we* are learning new stuff

October 19, 2011 /

It’s not always just Spin Rewriter that does the learning around here … At the moment practically the whole team is on a business trip to California where we’re discovering new things both on the “natural language machine processing” front as well as the “general internet marketing” front. Only this way we can keep on bringing game-changing new products to the market, and make sure our users are more than satisfied.

Even though we’re out of the office, we’re still doing our very best to ensure that our user support stays more than satisfactory. We’ll do everything we can to always respond to all support tickets as quickly as possible – you probably won’t even notice that we’re out of the office.

So, everybody – have a great time, we’re doing quite okay as well. 😀

Spin Rewriter now comes with a Free Trial!

September 21, 2011 /

We’ve received approximately 1.7 million emails about a Free Trial option, and how people would love to test our software first before actually purchasing it.

I think we’ve already demonstrated that basically everything we do, we do it for the good of our users. This is why we introduced a 5-Day Free Trial option a couple of minutes ago.

This way you can feel free to try out Spin Rewriter for free (no strings attached) and see if it makes your life easier. If you love it (and we’re pretty sure that you will), your subscription will be activated once the free trial runs out.

I hope you like this new “random act of coolness.” 😀

Find great expired domain names

June 26, 2011 /

DropScout will help you find valuable expired domain names that haven’t been renewed by their current (last) owner. It’s a great way to find domain names that have been present on the market for a couple of years, that have a good reputation, that are short and relevant to your primary keyowrds etc. Give it a shot, I think you’ll like it.

Traffic Estimator

June 12, 2011 /

Are you wondering how much traffic can you expect by building a website around a specific keyword or key phrase?

Google Traffic Estimator can help you with that. It might be one of the very few tools that gives you traffic estimates that you can trust. These estimates are believed to be based on system-wide AdWords performance information, and it will give you information about the average CPC, maximum CPC, estimated monthly search volume and the number of clicks per day that you can expect.

There’s a lot of tools with this functionality out there, but in my experience they’re often just providing “guesstimates” and that’s not good enough. Google Traffic Estimator on the other hand has been pretty reliable and I can only recommend it.

Free Stock Images

May 16, 2011 /

If you’re looking for high quality images that are free to use (under the RF-LL license), I might be able to help you out. I’ve been using both Dreamstime and Free Digital Photos for a while now, and I’ve always been happy with the results. I’ll also write a blog post about free sound effects (if you’re recording a promotional video or something like that) in the near future.

Finding relevant keywords

February 27, 2011 /

It’s always more than just smart to find keywords with the biggest potential when you’re building a new online business. In short, it means that you should find keywords that accurately describe your business (your service or product), and then you should filter these keywords by the number of strong competitors and number of people who are searching for these keywords each month. You’re always looking for keywords with the lowest number of competitors and the highest number of monthly searches – and you always have to make a compromise.

But sometimes it’s difficult enough to come up with a list of potential keywords and key phrases. Many are using the AdWords External Keyword Tool. It is a great tool, but it’s not the only one out there. It’s not even the only one that was created by developers at Google. You should also check out Google Sets – it’s part of Google Labs and it will come up with a number of relevant and related keywords for your niche. Try it out. 🙂

Okay, I give up – here’s my blog!

February 23, 2011 /

As many of you already know, I’ve been more than active in the online business for the last couple of years (has it really been 4 years already?!), but I was always simply posting comments to existing blogs of our projects / products / services, commenting on marketing and web-dev forums, and I never had my own blog.

Over the time, there were so many fellow internet marketers asking me to start a blog to write down my thoughts and code tutorials etc. that I eventually had to give it a thought. And here it is. Aaron’s blog about internet business in general, business principles, inspiration, search engine optimization, marketing, revenue generation and LOTS of code.

I hope you like it! 😉