ONE YEAR ON…

It’s hard to believe but  it’s one year ago that I began creating
Push Button Giveaways to speed up the process of joining  Giveaway events to build my list (and a few months later I opened it up to other people too).  I’ve added to the site every single day since starting it including Christmas day (although that was only updating the mindmap) – 365 days continual work.
The current version Push Button Giveaways 2.0 is growing fast and has just been updated with more ready made gifts and special offers which people are already using to build their lists and make a profit at the same time.

ST SWITHIN’S DAY SPECIAL- SECOND CHANCE

My Giveaway with Randy Smith is  re-opening the Giveaway on August 24^th for ten days to give everyone a second chance to enter.

The St Swithin’s Day Special.

You have a month to get your original gifts ready!

WHAT’S COMING NEXT?

I’ve already published my plans for the next six mnoths and am now well into creating my next product Super Affiliate Page which allows people to quickly and easily create an affiliate resources page ro their product.  This is something many people fall down on – after wroking hard creating the product and the  sales page it gets left as an after thought. It is essential if you want to get top affiliates onboard to provide a good range of tools – emails, banners etc

JULY NEWSLETTER

Download the latest on and any of the back issues below  and discover over the hottest new product releases, the top blogs to visit, as well articles and tips. No Optin is required.

=> Download July 2011 Newsletter <=
See these items inside:

1) Product Review: Video Sales Letters ABC

I struggled for three years to make any kind of videos at all, but Video Sales Letters ABC gives me (and anyone else who’s feels the same) the chance to produce a quality result.

2) Blog Review: Matt Garrett

I’ve picked out some of Matt’s best blog posts for this months Blog review…

3) Product Review: John Thornhill’s Coaching

I would recommend to anyone interested in building their own information
product business that they follow John’s advice – that’s how I got started:

John Thornhill’s Coaching

NEWSLETTER PAST ISSUES

June 2011
Product Review: Fast Fan Pages
Blog Review: Paul Teague

May 2011
Product Review: Like Page Builder
Blog Review: Dave Nicholson

April 2011
Product Review: One Month Mentor
Blog Review: David Walker

March 2011
Product Review: Internet Marketing Apprentice
Blog Review: Gary Simpson

February 2011
Blog Review: John Thornhill

January 2011
Blog Review: Randy Smith

This is my first post here for over a month mainly due to two launches in June

The first one was Push Button Giveaways 2.0

During pre-launch and launch I posted to the JV Blog most days,
and I’m adding a summary of the results to my July Newsletter.

The gross sales (before clickbank charges and affiliates commission)
were over $3000, but it’s an evergreen product with sales still coming in.

http://www.pushbuttongiveaways.com/pushaway/specialoffer.php

The second launch was a JV Giveaway  Event -

The St Swithin’s Days Special.

I’m running this with Randy Smith and it opened to members yesterday.
Over 100 people have already signed up in the first 24 hours – you can grab 118 original gifts here:

http://originalproductsgiveaway.com/summer/go/1058

I’ve also started my next product and planned out the next six months:

My target is to create  a series of membership sites similar to
Push Button Giveaways.

They will all be online tools (some will also have a downloadable option)
using the same general layout and software

Funnel

1) A free offer at the front end.

2) One-off low cost upgrade ($7-$27)

3) Upsell premium level one-off  ($47-$197)

4) Downsell premium level monthly ($4.95-$17/month)

Promotion

1) Clickbank  -  For affiliates.

2) JV Giveaways
The free front ends will be gifts .
The low cost item will be special offers.
Both items with be in text adverts.

3) WSOs (Free & Paid)

Don’t forget to keep dropping by to see how this works out.
Remember if this goes well, you’ll know exactly how to do
the same yourself
And if it doesn’t go well you’ll know what not to do

(I’ll be going into more detail in future posts and my monthly newsetters)