Info Product Killer – I’m making money with optimised websites

Posted by: passivegirl Post date: December 18th, 2008

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Info Product Killer (IPK)
Is the other thing that I have been focussing on and that’s been taking up a lot of my time over the last month or so. Which is a program for creating Search Engine Optimised (SEO) product websites.

This is one of the most exciting products I have come across in a long while. That is because it shows a unique way of promoting physical products as opposed to digital products, hence the name.
It shows in detail, using videos and pdfs (portable document format files), how to get on the first page of Google with your websites and thus get free traffic.

The first part of the program has concentrated on building Christmas websites promoting Amazon products.

I managed to build eight websites and one main website around my full-time job from the middle of November to the beginning of December. Not bad going even if I say so myself.

Now it is suggested that you can initially drive traffic to the sites using Pay Per Click (PPC) – exact phrase match – so that is what I have done. This has been successful in driving traffic and in PPC terms the Click Through Rate (CTR) has been good as has the conversions from clicks to sales once at Amazon. However when embarking on a PPC campaign it is necessary to be aware of your figures e.g. how many clicks at the price you are paying equals the commission you will earn from the product, in other words your breakeven point.
I’ll admit I’ve made a few mistakes and at this point sales from Amazon are only just ahead of my adwords spending. I have made a few tweaks and hopefully I will be showing a more reasonable profit by the end of this month.

However I don’t feel down hearted by these results as it has been an enjoyable learning curve and I am very optimistic about increasing my profits with the year round strategy. This does not require PPC just well optimised websites that drive free traffic.

Support from the team behind IPK has been fantastic. They have answered questions virtually immediately and I am hoping I can get them to look at my Christmas sites and point me in the right direction with any mistakes I made to move forward – watch this space. I suspect the problem may have been that I may have chosen products without enough searches and also keywords that were too generic in my PPC campaigns or maybe it is just a matter of starting earlier for the Christmas sales.

If you want to check out the product then Click Here I highly recommend it