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Posted: 9/23/2009 - 1 comment(s) [ Comment ] - 0 trackback(s) [ Trackback ]

 

Most people think spying on their competition only involves having a cuppa, typing names into Google, and all you do is sit back and wait for what comes up. There is more to it than that. The question is, how much more?

 

You will be surprised that after all the countless websites and countless hours surfing through those websites, you might still be left with the question of who is your direct competition. And how do you compete with them?

Remember that not every website sells and not every website generates traffic. How do you know which websites is outperforming? You cannot exactly call them up and ask for sales figures.

 

And because a website is perfectly designed does not mean that the site is effective in generating sales. Even if the site does get a lot clicks because of an expensive pay per click campaign, does the site actually sell?

How do you answer all these questions or where do you get all the answers from?

 

I laugh when I see so called experts who claim to have all the answers in a package and all you have to do is pay a small price. Sometimes they even claim to be offering you discounts because the product is actually values at xxx amount of money and you are getting 80% discount.

 

Something to watch out for;

Who actually puts a value on these products? We all know the answer to that question. It is the same person who asking for your credit card because he guarantees you that he has the breakthrough formula.

 

Because someone said you are getting 80% discount does not make it the greatest bargain of your life. Something that they value at £100 can be truly be valued by people who tried it out at £20 or less.

 

Do not be taken for a ride. click on the link below to find how to effectively spy on your competition. 

http://tr.im/tPBV

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