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Day 4 completed of the Automated Sales Formula, I had a few break throughs today that proved to me that the twitter software works really well. It’s one thing to have a process explained to you and described as working, but it gives you so much confidence when you can make it work for yourself.

I had a play with it over the weekend and setup a new campaign for a very popular twitter trend then sat back expecting to see thousands of unique visitors. I logged in the next day to only find less than 10 impressions. The day after I found that the twitter account I setup for the campaign had been suspended. This is one of those times where you either implode and give up, or you recognise that something wasn’t done correctly and you need to go back through the steps. Of course, I chose the 2nd option and sent Keith a bunch of questions asking for guidance. Even on a Sunday, he got back to me within minutes and helped me through everything I was doing wrong.

So then I went back to the software and created a new campaign for the same niche… BINGO, we have a winner! This time, by making just one small adjustment I got the settings correct and it ran off to find me 100 uniques. It’s doing that daily now for the keyword I selected so all that was left to do was configure more keywords and more campaigns. It took me something like an hour to create another 4 campaigns that had really well written tweets with a good mix of advertising and useful comments.

Another thing I learned today, which makes perfect sense when you think about it, is that you need to make a healthy ratio of advertising to observations. The people following these new twitter accounts are effectively a list, so you dont want to just smash them non stop with advertising. We all know that the hard sell and constant marketing to your list just burns subscribers, so with Keiths assistance I’ve modified my campaigns to have a 1 in 3 ratio of commercial links. I don’t know if it was Jimmy D Brown or Yanik Silver, but someone once said that it’s good to keep things short and sweet with your messages and generally give your audience 4 bits of useful information and then one product recommendation. I will of course test the advertising blend to see what works best for growing and nurturing a list of followers.

So now that I’ve completed the proof of concept for this part of the Automated Sales Formula I’m going to start a schedule of creating 15 campaigns per day for the next month. Going on my current settings, at the end of 30 days the software will be generating 45,000 tweets per day. At a conservative conversion ratio of just 0.5% that should produce about 225 signups per day. How much I make in revenue will depend on what types of products are being promoted. Simple Amazon Associate products might only make $1 each. Basic clickbank products would make about $10 per sale. I’m reluctant to start plucking figures out of the air and do ‘what if’ calculations so I’ll report back with impressions, conversions and turnover after 30 days. One great thing, is that it’s all targetted traffic and it’s free. Sure I spent a few hours each day of my time setting up the campaigns, but then it’s all cream so I can now understand how Keith does the millions per year in revenue he’s known for.

Conclusion as of day 4: still loving the ASF product, very excited about the prospects and potential… extremely happy with Keiths assistance and willingness to help everyone that joined the program. I’m kicking off a bonus coaching program to help anyone that wants to sign up for the Automated Sales Formula so get in touch with me if you’re interested or simply purchase through my link while you still can: www.enicholas.com/automatedsalesformula

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