Grab Your Copy of this Exciting New Script
Hi. Today I came across a very powerful new script that's destined to change the way many of us will generate income and grow our lists during 2008 and beyond.
In order to explain what this script does, let me ask you a question…
Are you familiar with the concept of Butterfly Marketing?
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SIDENOTE
If you ARE familiar with the concept, but couldn't afford the
$1,500 investment required to buy the script, then get
yourself to this page right now and grab an equivalent script
for a TINY fraction of that cost:
http://www.ebooktimes.com/VMS
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So what is Butterfly Marketing?
The term Butterfly Marketing was coined (and the concept made popular) by Mike Filsaime who developed the original BM script.
Put in very simple terms, Butterfly Marketing (BM) is a marketing system that enables you to…
(1) Increase your subscriber base at high speed.
(2) Generate big income WHILE growing your subscriber base.
(3) Grow a massive army of affiliates that will turn your website viral — so that it continues to grow and grow with practically no effort on your part once you've set it up.
Essentially, it works like this…
You develop a product (an ebook/software/service/whatever) that's targeted at your niche – or any niche you're interested in trying out. (Keep in mind that you can also apply this concept to an existing product of yours.)
You offer that product for free to your visitors in exchange for them becoming members of your site. (That's the part where you build your list.)
Now, once they've signed up, you present your new members with a One-Time-Offer (OTO). As the name suggests, this is a special deal that will be available to your members one time only. It's got to represent great value and it's got to be laser-targeted to your members' interests. If you get this part right, you will generate a BIG income from this.
Finally, once your members log in to access their download(s), you encourage them to promote your website to others in exchange for a generous commission on all OTO sales made.
By doing this, your members will not hesitate in promoting your site to their visitors and subscribers.
Why?
Because, firstly, you're giving something for free, secondly, they're interested in the same niche and, thirdly, they can make money from it.
Okay, that's the basic gist of Butterfly Marketing.
It's a simple enough system and one that has proved hugely successful for a great deal of marketers.
The problem, however, is that the original Butterfly Marketing script that runs the whole shebang costs $1,500.
That's just too expensive for many people. Even if you're certain that you can get a return on your investment, you might not be able to afford the investment in the first place.
That's what's so exciting about this new script I mentioned above.
It's called "Viral Mini Sites" and it does all the stuff you need in order to run a BM website of your own — at a TINY fraction of the cost.
And you're NOT limited to one website. You can use this script over and over again to make as many BM sites as you can handle.
The script is EASY to set up, and excellent instructions are provided (including video tutorials).
Lastly, and by no means least, the people behind this script offer top class support. (I tested that before ordering my copy.)
Now, here's where it gets even more interesting…
The script has only just been launched to the public, so they're currently offering a great discount — you can get it at almost half price if you act quickly.
You'll find all the details here:
http://www.ebooktimes.com/VMS
I really recommend trying out the BM concept. Whether you decide to develop a new product from scratch — or whether you want to apply it to an existing product — the Butterfly Marketing approach may be just what you need to really get things moving for you in 2008.
UPDATE: I've added 3 Questions and Answers related to the script in a new post here: http://ebooktimes.com/blog/?p=67
All the best,
Michael
February 4th, 2008 at 1:38 pm
If that’s what Butterfly Marketing does, then it does nothing that you couldn’t do with a couple of pages made on a free html editor.
Why the $1500 price tag for a script that doesn’t do anything.
If anything, it’s all conjucture.
They MAY sign up, they MAY promote and, from personal experience, over 2 years, NOBODY has ever bought an OTO.
I was given BM as a gift, presumably from someone who didn’t like me very much, about six months ago. I’ve not bothered to look at it. Thanks to this excellent blog, I know now that I was correct in thinking it was just junk.
Also, being a script, I would have to pay a programmer to install it – more money down the drain.
What fools people are to buy this kind of stuff.
$77 is also a vast amount of money ( 4 months e-book sales) for another piece of software I have to pay to install on the off chance of making some sort of sale once in a blue moon.
I’ve never paid over $20 for anything. Nothing’s worth over $20.
A large subscriber base is no guarantee of any sales at all. My list is only 1000 but, in four months, they have grabbed all the freebies, never visited the website and not made one single purchase from an email.
In fact, I am in the process of canceling AWeber and saving $20 a month. It will never pay for itself.
I really cannot see any use for scripts at all. They seem to do nothing except cost you money. You will never be able to install them unless you are an IT genius and even then, what do they do? Sit there, lamely doing nothing.
No thanks. No scripts of any sort for this little black duck.
February 5th, 2008 at 10:41 pm
Hi,
There’s a lot of negativity in your comment — and I can understand that to a large extent. You’re not alone in becoming disillusioned with the world of internet marketing.
Having said that, I don’t think you can simply write every script off as worthless or every product as being worth no more than $20.
This isn’t the right place to get into a more detailed discussion about these kinds of issues, but I’m going to re-visit them over the next couple of weeks via a post on the blog.
All the best,
Michael
October 1st, 2008 at 12:01 pm
Wow, Grumpyoldchef sounds pretty frustrated.
I do have to ask two things though. Where is he advertising at? And is it targeted? Meaning whatever he is offering online is what his audience is interested in? I have a site that I just started with multiple products and I advertise to targeted ezines and jv with certain sites related to the type of products I am selling. I am not making a killing but sales are not that hard.
William Lewis