
I just read a really interesting piece through a newsletter subscription that I have through Internet Marketing Secrets. It's SEO buff Michael Cambell's weekly newsletter.
He's always been big on affiliate marketing, and adsense revenue strategies through solid SEO techniques. I used to be a big time SEO geek that would read anything I could get my hands on, but lately I've been so busy, my affiliate marketing side business has been at a stand still.
But something about Michael's newsletter hit me... maybe it was the title: "1,200 New Visitors in 7 days, all treat, no tricks"
...I read on...
You can read the article yourself here, but I'll just summarize it for you.
The basic idea is to find a niche within YouTube, create a video about it, and then direct people to your website with a short advertisement at the end of the video.
Michael's strategy was to create a video about how to groom a cat. He then proceeded to place an affiliate link at the end of the video (I assume for cat grooming products). He claims that he made close to $500 in less than a week.
It is definitely a good idea if you have time to mess around with affiliate links, and editing video. But, it really just got me thinking about the real estate industry... and how a similar idea might be used to promote listings, or simply promote yourself.
Maybe a dog grooming video could drive some traffic??? food for thought

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Written by: Justin Smith
Been there... doing that! (Since Dec '05).
If you craft your descriptions properly, they're great. Check out this Google search result for Hudson New Hampshire House for Sale. Look at #5 and #7.... both video listings.. both are for me and both for are my listings... Page 1 of Google! And it's not just a mention of my site... it's a one way LINK to my site. And it's not just YouTube, but Google Video, Yahoo Video, Blip.TV, Grouper, iFilm and a host of others....