Blog Popper Explained
In the video below, I am attempting to explain exactly what Blog Popper does. I hope it helps clarify it to those who asked about it. From my understanding, the two main things that Blog popper does is:
1. Allows you to cookie visitors as soon as they land on your page (meaning they do not have to click your affiliate link to be cookied). Blog Popper will automatically drop a cookie on their computer as soon as they land on your page.
2. Protect your marketing - Blog Popper has several functions that help to keep you under the radar so that merchants will not be able to attempt to duplicate your marketing and cut you out of the picture or teach your marketing methods to their other affiliates.
Blog Popper also allows you to spread your affiliate sales out over several accounts so that you don’t have one account that stands out (and draws attention to you). Again, this is all about staying below the radar so that merchants won’t try to rip you off.
I know it sounds a bit scary as an affiliate that merchants will do this sort of thing, but it’s an unfortunate truth. Not all merchants are like this but chances are you will eventually run into one that is short sighted. Better to protect yourself from the get go and secure your affiliate commissions.
I’m pretty pumped about this plugin. I see alot of potential for it.
Here’s my video explaining things further. I really hope it helps. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them in the comments section.
March 11th, 2009 at 5:59 am
Hey there Mate,
Tried to sign up to your mailing list but came back with an error…
Don’t want to miss your bonus mate!
G
March 11th, 2009 at 11:24 am
Hi Chris,
I,m fairly new to ppc but I understood 90%of the video.
Superb software roll on Friday 13th.
Regards
Ted UK
March 11th, 2009 at 5:52 pm
Ted,
This software is definitely a huge value add. It’s going to increase the sales on any campaign. I’ve done affiliate marketing without dropping cookies and with dropping cookies and it always makes a noticable difference. The cool thing about the software is that it makes it undetectable…which opens up alot of possibilities. One that comes to mind immediately is bypassing a bad sales letter and sending the prospect to your own sales letter and then to the order page…since you have already dropped your cookie, you can improve the merchant’s sales process if it is lacking.
George,
So sorry about the error. I was experiencing some trouble with the site last night. I just tested the form and it should be OK now. If you have any trouble, please email me directly at chrishubbard1@gmail.com and I’ll make sure you are taken care of.
December 4th, 2009 at 5:02 am
Bookmarked & facebooked!