December 30, 2007 on 2:55 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

As you enter the audio training session that elaborates upon Step 6 of The Nitro Blueprint System, you will encounter information on revising your sales letter, setting up split testing, as well as launching your website and reaping the benefits of the results.

Once again, speakers Kevin Wilke and Dan Swanson lead you every step of the way into making sure all the aspects of running a successful online business are covered.

The very first sales letter you write will not become your last and most certainly isn’t the final text the public will eventually latch onto. This is why revising your sales letter plays a significant role in the success of your business.

In order to make this step work, a fresh perceptive is needed to create a more powerful selling tool. In your Nitro Blueprint System, you can use the sales letter checklist found in the package of materials to assist you in this process.

For starters, you are instructed to take a look at the 11-step formula illustrated in the Step 4 training session. The speakers now urge you to ask yourself if you have written the best you could have done.

Do you have enough emotion in your writing? Swanson mentions that it is quite easy to make statements about a product, but it is far more powerful to use emotion. The objective is to tap into an issue within the consumers’ life and tug at their heartstrings. Use triggers (like pain, happiness, and pride) to reach the public.

An easy-to-follow example explains the issue of being overweight and the painful associations and limitations within society. For instance, an overweight coworker may have the desire to become the spokesperson for their company, but is often overlooked for such opportunities because of their weight.

A savvy business owner will paint the picture of what it is like to succeed or get what they want out of life when they use a certain product to achieve results. It is tugging at the emotions of potential consumers that hook people willing to pay for the type of product that allows them to come closer to becoming the individuals they always dreamed of.

Next, you are instructed to scan the bullet points in your sales letter and analyze the ways in which they can improve. Ask yourself if there is a way you can further grab the attention of your audience.

Credibility is another important aspect of a sales letter and Swanson points out that you need to become credible enough to get consumers to spend their money on your product. The goal is to get people to take action. A few suggestions mentioned in the audio are to use a guarantee, quotes, research, or an endorsement placed in the most compelling way. Overall, this will increase effectiveness.

Have you overcome any possible objections? The audio urges you to think of all the doubt a possible buyer may have and then scan your sales letter to see if you were able to initially quell any concerns.

If not, you should address the issues that arise and give consumers no reason to say no. A simple way to accomplish this is to stop hiding from the things you know they’re already thinking.

A helpful example centers on a company that investigated the people who bought, returned, or disregarded the pillow offered in a particular infomercial. The audio then shows how the company took the experiences of all three groups of consumers in order to make their sales pitch better. A solid piece of advice in the training is to answer any objections in a positive way, whether they concern price, time, or disbelief in the product.

Additional information in the audio session that can catapult business owners to the top of their class includes understanding the power of different formatting techniques (bolding, italics, underlining, and red text that draws attention to keywords), an explanation of USP (Unique Selling Proposition), what and how to split test, control letters, and the exploration of AIDA (grab Attention, build Interest, increase Desire for your product; and call to Action).

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December 29, 2007 on 2:12 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

In order to succeed in business, an effective website and sales system is a must. With speakers Kevin Wilke and Dan Swanson, Step 5 of The Nitro Blueprint System reveals how to productively create a website and sales system that will make launching your business easier and profitable.

You are now entering the final stages before the launch of your venture (the homestretch, as they put it) and now all pieces of the puzzle should begin to look clearer. There are plenty of new things and fresh adventures to look forward to – many of which can pose a challenge. However, you must find the strength to keep moving forward (and quickly) and don’t let the challenge slow you down.

The audio training centered on Step 5 of the Nitro Blueprint System covers the three main decisions needed in order for you to move forward with your business. The speakers touch upon the different types of ordering processes; your email list and posting solutions; and setting up your affiliate program.

A helpful assessment regarding the pros and cons of each option (with recommendations so you can make the best decision) is offered – not to mention the set of Nitro Marketing System training videos that go through setting up the different options.

The promise of seeing actual computer screens is refreshing, as you are walked through the same exact processes to use in your own business. The accompanying outsource directory will also come in handy if you should ever encounter a task you’d rather have someone else do for you.

The audio training additionally goes through their recommended 4-step process of getting everything in place so you battle less of a hassle when launching your business. The first decision that Wilke and Swanson cover in regards to important business matters includes the three main options for setting up an Order of Processing. Each choice possesses their own set of advantages and disadvantages, as well as unique aspects. The information received on Clickbank, Paypal, and merchant accounts is undeniably useful.

For example, the audio session touches upon Clickbank.com, which is used to sell digital products in a fast, low-cost manner. For the price of $50, you can go onto the website and set up an account – placing the responsibility of charging customer credit cards, collecting money, and sending out payment checks to your business (twice per month – minus their fees) into the hands of Clickbank. The system is easy to use and quick to get running, taking about one day or less to get started.

With a huge network of more than 100 affiliates – your product receives more exposure. Also, an active collection of Clickbank affiliates are constantly looking for new products to promote and are already familiar with selling products, which eliminates the concern of having to lead the way.

Overall, Clickbank will handle your entire affiliate program for you. Swanson adds that the absence of recurring monthly fees is really advantageous for business beginners. However, entrepreneurs are limited to selling digital products – relying only on items that consumers can purchase and immediately download.

You cannot control the order process (including changing or modifying the order form). Other cons associated with Clickbank include the higher fees (7 ½ % + $1 for each transaction), delays in receiving payments, and limited customer information, as you will only have access to the name or email address of each buyer.

The exploration of Paypal services (which sets payments for any type of product sold online) and the freedom of getting your own merchant account (with a convenient order form system that collects information) are other aspects of the Step 5 training session that will definitely make a difference in the decision making of business owners looking to launch a successful online business.

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December 28, 2007 on 2:06 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

Exploring the importance of a sales letter and good sales copy serves as the main theme of the audio illustrating Step 4 of the The Nitro Blueprint System. Speakers Kevin Wilke and Dan Swanson dig deep to reveal the key concepts to keep in mind when creating one of the most significant and persuasive aspects of a marketing campaign.

Without the effective ability to sell people with your writing, you are already at a disadvantage within the business world. This audio training session stresses the importance of viewing sales copy as a “million dollar asset.”

In the audio training, Wilke starts off by stating how some people can take one look at sales copy and see (from an intuitive basis) the difference between effective writing and ineffective copy. He highly recommends developing the skill of being able to write effective sales copy or sales letters (including landing pages and emails). To create a sense of familiarity and reality regarding this subject, Wilke shares his own background in sales copy.

Wilke purchased a product in 1999 on the topic of writing called “99 Tips on Writing Effective Sales Copy” by Dan Kennedy. Wilke learned a helpful approach in studying already successful sales letters and to make note of their commonalities. He asked himself how the letter applied to the real world. He then created his first sales letter, which brought in a 3 to 8% response – creating a profit of $10,000 per month with his first product.

Once he made changes to his sales letter by using the techniques he learned along the way, he was able to make $100,000 during the first six weeks – and the amazing thing is that the copy is still used today. Although Wilke points out that his worst subject in school was English – he was still able to learn how to develop the skill and become a better writer.

In order to create effective sales letters, there are 11 concepts that Wilke and Swanson illustrate. Before the speakers reveal the secrets regarding the key concepts regarding sales letters, they stress the significance of being able to tap into the minds of people that you are interested in targeting for your sales.

A few essential points include making a habit of offering things that serve a purpose within your target market; pinpointing the most effective products that speak to a need that consumers possess; and “(meeting) people where they are and tak(ing) them where they want to go.”

The audio session then uncovers vital information necessary for the creation of a successful sales letter. Next, you will encounter the importance of the headline, as the speakers stress that this part of the process is worth 80% of everything else, as it serves as an ad for the ad. If you are unable to sell the public with your headline – then you’ve already lost out. The initial goal is to grab the attention of your audience and get them to read the rest of your sales letter.

The opening section of a sales letter will stand as your opening hook. Some of the most successful and effective approaches utilize the power of storytelling, where the objective is to create engaging copy that gets consumers curious to learn more. Once they let down their guard, they are more willing to explore how your product can solve a key problem in their life. You must show that you can offer a solution.

In the audio, you will also learn how to establish credibility and use testimonials to your advantage. Overall, a wealth of important details regarding the power of a sales letter is explored in Step 4 for the business owner looking to successfully capture the attention of potential consumers.

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December 27, 2007 on 8:06 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

As you enter Step 3 of the audio training session associated with the The Nitro Blueprint System, you will learn the ins and outs of product creation. With the assistance of Kevin Wilke and Dan Swanson (the speakers), topics such as the importance of tapping into the minds of your target audience and evaluating the potential for success of your product ideas are just some of the valuable pieces of information offered in this audio.

At the start of the training, a helpful but often overlooked bit of advice is given that mentions the importance of recognizing the commitment you are making to a new business project and how juggling other life issues (such as family) can affect your success. In order to avoid major obstacles and failure (set by distractions and in-house conflict), it is suggested to take the time to involve loved ones and let them know how your business venture will change their lives as well.

In a nutshell, the audio basically centers on how to get off to the right start when creating the product that your business will be based upon. Wilke and Swanson go into listing the key points to think about before creating a product – starting with generating an idea that people will buy into.

Five different evaluation techniques are then given to help you accomplish this goal. The first deals with asking the marketplace a series of questions that lets you know what they are willing to buy; what their biggest challenge is (within your area of interest); and what information most interests them. This is one of the best ways to make sure you’ll create a product that is going to attract the public.

Some people have located the answers to these questions by simply driving traffic to a web page that asks “what’s the single most problem you are facing” in order to get verbalizations from potential consumers. The speakers share an example on the success of a business owner who was able to land $300-per-month clients every other day just by asking the marketplace what they wanted. In her efforts, she learned that she would gain more success by selling a coaching product rather than her previously offered written product.

The second evaluation technique urges you to take a look at other products in the marketplace and pinpoint the businesses that are selling something similar. Your goal is to improve upon what they are doing, such as launching a better marketing campaign. However, you first have to see what is out there and most importantly – analyze the conversations that are taking place within the marketplace.

Resources, such as blogs and online forums are now your best friend, as they allow you to see what consumers are ranting and raving about; learn about the questions they are asking; view the most popular topics on the minds of consumers; and use their comments to shift gears regarding your product development. Another evaluation technique explores how your product will give people what they want and not necessarily what they need.

Other points in the audio session include finding out what will satisfy consumers, as the speakers then present successful ways on how to rate your product. They give you details on the “3 Key Aspects to Evaluate Your Product” using the former chief inventor of Proctor & Gamble, Doug Hall, as an example. Wilke and Swanson also explore the ways you can essentially predetermine your success.

Another significant aspect of the audio addresses the ten “hot buttons” mentioned in the master manual (which includes sex, money, happiness, and security). If you are able to incorporate one or more of these hot buttons (topics) into your product – the desire regarding what you have to offer will intensify.

Overall, the examples given in the Step 3 audio are clear and easy-to-follow – allowing you to easily use the techniques to create, plan, and market your own product(s).

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December 24, 2007 on 1:58 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

The ins and outs of Step 2 pertaining to the Nitro Blueprint System starts off by presenting the idea of creating a business strategy that Kevin Wilke likes to refer to as a “business map.” He stresses the importance of having fun when creating a business, as the more you get excited – the higher your level of motivation increases to the point where results are more likely to take place. It’s all about the approach when starting out in the business world – and staying motivated is key.

Wilke mentions that a great deal of vital components and steps regarding your business map will take nine to 12 months to fully implement. It is significant to realize that you won’t complete every step all at one time or be able to tackle everything you have listed when creating a plan for action and results. Over time, you will start to see differences, but a lot of planning is required in order to make the transition much smoother.

As you approach the creation of your nine to 12 month map of what you wish to accomplish, there are five key parts the speakers of this audio session wish to mention. While they are all found in the master manual of the Nitro Blueprint Marketing System, the key points are presented with examples that involve processes used in actual business settings that Wilke himself coached from the start.

You’ll probably want to ask yourself a few business-related questions when first starting out – like what does your information have to offer the public and what makes it unique. Since we live in a world where information is essential, it is vital to write down all of the things that come to your mind.

First, you will begin with a sentence and then build up to paragraphs. The closer you get to formulating your core message – more details are needed, which can create a solid ½ page worth of brainstorming and ideas. It is important to become clear on what your product will offer and how people will benefit.

Another concept mentioned in the audio is called the “Elevator Pitch,” which deals with what are you going to say in 30 seconds or less to an individual that will effectively illustrate what you have to offer. Practicing this pitch is important and you will certainly receive valuable feedback that allows you to determine whether or not your approach (or pitch) is effective and clear.

Listening to what potential consumers have to say will help you in tweaking the information that reaches affiliates and other interested parties. The session stresses the significance of listening to feedback, as a way to make sure everyone understands what you are trying to accomplish.

The products and/or information you will offer the public are important and the speakers elaborate on how the Nitro Blueprint System can teach you how to generate revenue using an entry-level product, as well as identify an effective product line coupled with the best marketing techniques. Creating a list of potential items you’d like to market is also rather helpful. For each product – add a description of what it will look like; its benefit; price; and what it is comprised of.

Additional features of the audio includes the difference between a continuity product, back-end product, and entry-level product; the importance of the planning stage; generating traffic using blogs, affiliates, and pay-per-click advertising; and the creation of a marketing plan. Overall, this product stresses how your business journey is a work-in-progress and that change is inevitable. However, it is clear that the Nitro Marketing Blueprint is ready to assist business owners in traveling in the right direction.

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December 21, 2007 on 2:52 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | 1 Comment

As you approach the exciting journey associated with the Nitro Blueprint System, you will encounter convenient components of business that place you closer to achieving online success. In this audio, the first step of the Nitro Blueprint System is revealed in detail with the help of speakers, Kevin Wilke and Dan Swanson (Nitro Marketing President), who by the way displays a shining background in teaching, mentoring and training people to excel in business.

Swanson is responsible for building about 125 companies, starting 14 of his own companies, and helping to create 3,200 jobs. He has raised millions of dollars in capital and played a role in generating billions of dollars in sales. He also created two industries from scratch and is a wizard when it comes to drumming up new ideas and assisting others in locating the right business and market to pursue.

One of the most significant aspects of the audio is the importance of how you approach a first-time business. A soon-to-be business owner often undergoes the process of making a list of ventures to follow. However, choosing the first idea on the top of your list is highly discouraged.

This is because your first business efforts most often do not transform into all you dreamed of. The speakers recommend selecting an idea that is close to the top of your list, but not your prime choice, as this will become your “starter business.” Through this process, you are allowed to make mistakes that you later learn from and build upon for the business you really want to make successful.

Swanson adds that the single biggest challenge for business entrepreneurs is perfectionism, as most individuals like to get everything right to first time. If you are able to “back off” a bit and embrace your first business as a learning project– you won’t feel the pressure of putting all of your hopes and dreams on the line. In the end, this approach produces less failure.

The audio training delivers two different approaches towards business that is helpful for someone just starting out. Some people come up with a cool idea and then go through the process of figuring out how to sell it. Others choose to evaluate what is already selling and then figure out how to tap into the market and offer something much better instead.

Since Swanson possesses a background in studying the market, he is perfect for presenting effective business approaches. He’s worked with Lonestar Energy and the competitors of AT&T, which ended up taking a company from $0 to millions of dollars through his efforts.

He promotes looking for slightly different methods, techniques, and products that enhance already existing items. He gives an example of how he took an existing business and found a way to make people wealthy simply by purchasing payphones and sticking them on corners about town.

Other key points offered in the audio training includes how no businesses thrive if there isn’t a market that people are interested in tapping into; how people are constantly looking for information; using Alexa to pinpoint potential products; teaching you how to provide good content and better products; building a keyword list; and the importance of doing extra legwork that eventually pays off in the end.

Overall, it is stressed that with the Nitro Blueprint System – you’re going to be better off than 90% of anyone else in your business niche. It is also mentioned that you will soon be well on your way to dominating any marketplace system you wish to explore.

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December 20, 2007 on 1:42 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

When you hear the title – ” The 99% Solution” – what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Did you expect to encounter a CD that possesses the potential to make millions of dollars? With the help of speakers, Kevin Wilke and Dan Swanson – you will receive valuable information that will eliminate years off of the business learning curve.

Once again, Kevin Wilke offers pearls of wisdom that allows you to navigate the choppy waters of building a business by breaking down the importance of establishing successful habits and staying in line with positive momentum. A revealing example in this audio training includes a reference made to a study conducted by NASA. It involved a trial comprised of astronauts who were given special glasses to wear. Researchers were interested in seeing how long it took for changes in the brain to arise.

In the end, they concluded that it took 20 to 30 days for the brain to readjust in order for a new habit to form. An interesting finding that emerged was that astronauts that missed just one day with the glasses (interrupting the formation of a new habit) – this act actually erased all of the hard work of previous days.

It was surmised that it would take an additional 20 to 30 days to get back on track, meaning the astronauts had to completely start over just because they missed one day. In conclusion, one will greatly benefit when recognizing the importance of consistently doing things on a daily basis.

Just by starting with small (positive) habits – people are able to work their way up to conquering larger habits. The audio suggests to you ask yourself what you can do “realistically” in an attempt to avoid the pitfalls of setting yourself up for failure. Wilke then tells a story dealing with commitment and workout, as he found more success in starting with 5 to 10 minutes in the morning of exercise (free from distractions) than with wasting money on a gym membership he was less likely to utilize.

He states that is important to make commitments you will seriously pursue. Once you start to see results – you gain motivation. For Wilke – that 5 to 10 minutes of morning exercise transformed into 90 minutes of consistent yoga. In other words – the audio places importance on taking “baby steps” towards change and success.

Creating positive momentum is a theme found throughout this helpful audio product, as many people still get stuck and fall victim to negative momentum. When you keep pursuing positive changes in your life (even if you don’t see the results at first) – benefits come later on. Some of the benefits are revealed in The 99% Solution.

In regards to business – you also have the potential to see results right away in traffic; see your business grow much faster and easier; develop million-dollar habits and skills that place you ahead of 99% of other businesses (even ahead of larger companies); release the bad habits that hold you down; and successfully combine the knowledge you receive in the course.

Additional information mentioned in the audio session include registering a domain; discussions on setting up hosting and creating a blog to generate traffic. For example, Step 1 helps you choose a domain centering on the type of service or information you will provide people and the benefit they will receive.

It is important to effectively get your point across with your website. A few tips mentioned in The 99% Solution include seeking out a domain that uses “.com” (as this is what people are used to seeing and feel more comfortable with); excluding the use of dashes in a domain; keeping domains 20 characters or less; and avoiding words in a domain that people commonly misspell.

The 99% Solution is one of the bonuses included in the Nitro Blueprint System training, which shows you how to create a $25,000 a month online business and LOVE what you do.

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December 18, 2007 on 1:21 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

In the final installment of the training videos associated with the Nitro Blueprint Marketing System – Kevin Wilke goes over the remaining five steps of the program in the hopes to equip entrepreneurs with the tools necessary to effectively start, launch, and then enter the growing phase of a business. Factors that affect the success of a business, including the creation of an effective sales letter and using just the right method to gain site traffic are just some of the points mentioned in this helpful training tool.

Starting off with Step Six, Wilke tackles the importance of revising a sales letter by following a checklist that makes sure the suggested components for success has been included. Accompanying this step is the process of split testing, which allows an entrepreneur to test out the important aspects of their business, including marketing materials and the opt-in page.

Wilke also spends time stresses the significance of headlines, as he suggests to create about 12 that are later narrowed down to the best three or four. He states that a shortcut for testing headlines is to open a free Adwords account through Google and use an optimizer.

Before you can launch your business and go live –going through and testing every part of a business one last time is highly recommended. The best way to test out a system is to act like a potential customer and complete the same steps they are expected to follow. Do all of the links work? Do your web pages appear the same in Microsoft Explorer, Firefox, and other options? When you sign up – do you receive a welcome email? Once all checks pass, it is now time to finally launch your business.

Step Seven deals with getting traffic to your site, as the three largest methods for gaining visitors are revealed – search engine SEO with Web 2.0; affiliates; and pay-per-click techniques (advertising on various search engines like Yahoo, Google, and MSN). The training video states that it isn’t wise to focus on all three of the traffic methods at the same time, but concentrate on only one at a time.

Step Eight takes listeners on a journey exploring the ins and outs of making the public feel comfortable by using email to serve as a gateway for a potential customer to make smaller commitments towards larger commitments (like making a purchase). The goal is for consumers to get an email – read it – and then feel moved towards action. Email is one-to-one communication, where personality creates the best responses in potential buyers or clients. Wilke states that one of the most effective approaches in email is to use stories in order to illustrate points that develop interest and action.

Wilke then goes on to express the four different components associated with creating the perfect email. This includes learning how to master the “Teaching Points” that alerts the public on what makes your business unique. Overall, an email should satisfy two main objectives – building a relationship and taking action. People should know you (by opening an email), look forward to hearing what you have to say (reading your email), and trust in what you have to say (taking action).

Additional features of the training video that listeners will find useful includes Step Nine (which introduces “traffic enhancers” like ezine ads or video sites; and Step Ten (which speaks of the importance of backend profits, effective monthly products, and current customers).

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December 17, 2007 on 11:20 am | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

Nitro Marketing has created a collection of training videos that sheds light on how to create, launch, and market a successful online business and in the fourth installment of the series – you are introduced to the first half of an innovative 10-step program.

Co-founder Kevin Wilke begins to entice listeners with some of the products available through the Nitro Blueprint Marketing System, which complements the training videos and further equips entrepreneurs with necessary tools on how to become a success within their field.

The video whets the appetite of listeners by listing some of the perks available when one chooses to continue the Nitro Blueprint Marketing System. This includes 20- to 30-pages worth of step-by-step guidelines that illustrates what, why, how, and when to utilize Nitro pearls of wisdom.

The details on how to get results are laid out in front of you, as members also receive a helpful checklist guiding users through each step. Demonstration videos are provided highlighting exactly how to complete important tasks towards achieving success. A convenient discussion forum (open only to Nitro Blueprint members) facilitates a comfortable environment for asking questions and making valuable contacts.

Overall, the complete plan along with the training video is set up to assist users in avoiding the common roadblocks often encountered in business. The video also teaches the importance of discovering and selecting a market that one can potentially reap millions of dollars.

Two different approaches are given: choosing your own market and purchasing a business that is already successful in a niche that interests you.

If you’re thinking about picking out a market for yourself, a session of brainstorming is needed. Take out a piece of paper and ask yourself various questions mentioned in the training session. Your job is to then write down every idea that comes to mind.

Wilke stresses the importance of writing down ideas with the focus geared towards brainstorming all potential business possibilities. Some of the questions he recommends are centered on your interests and what you are good at doing.

Once the list is complete – let it linger – then go through and evaluate the top three ideas. The point is to come up with an item or business idea that you think people would buy into. The main objective is to also create a product that blends what you love doing and delivers the potential for successfully building a business around it.

Crucial questions also include whether or not the public is going to buy into your proposed product and how you can reach these buyers through marketing. To get the creative juices flowing, the video lists nine major information markets, including sports and self-improvement.

Another gem mentioned in the video is that people are constantly searching the Internet using the following keywords: “how to,” “information,” and “tips.”

You will also learn how to make your products unique from all the other items offered within your niche. Wilke states that telling a story regarding your product offers is rather effective – painting a picture with the components that make up your items and how much you will sell it for.

Bonuses are another attractive part of the process, as they can become very powerful in enhancing your overall product. However, Wilke stresses that they shouldn’t become a distraction, as this can confuse potential customers. Often times, going overboard with bonuses creates the impression that your product is less valuable.

The training video also touches upon locating the moneymaking potential of your product ideas by using online searches, Amazon.com testimonials, eBay listings, and other resources to identify popular items that are already selling well.

Your goal is to essentially find a way to create and market a better product. Additional features of the video include writing persuasive headlines and copy in your sales letter, as well as creating an effective website and sales system.

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December 14, 2007 on 12:11 pm | In Make Money Online, Business | No Comments

By the time you reach the third installment of the Nitro Blueprint Video Series (”The 10 Steps Revealed“), you’re probably wondering when you’ll become acquainted with the ten steps that Wilke keeps mentioning. After an informative journey exploring what makes a successful business thrive – the 10 steps are finally revealed. But first, you are introduced to what a Nitro Blueprint System business looks like (complete with all the components).

A diagram is presented and while it may look a bit intimidating, Wilke mentions that you don’t even need all the pieces in the puzzle to create a successful online business. Some of the ingredients to making a business work using the Nitro Blueprint System includes an email opt-in, backend product(s), monthly products, and an entry product. Wilke goes on to further explain some of the parts that make up the Nitro way of creating, launching, and cultivating an online business.

For starters, email plays an important role in the process, as it is used to catch the attention of customers with the hopes they become so interested that they will purchase a product.

Wilke also points out the significance of an upsell, which he adds has worked quite well for McDonald’s with their trademark, “Would you like fries with that?” An upsell is basically a side-product that complements the product used to hook buyers (referred to as a front-end item).

In the long run, front-end and upsell products will help sell backend items (products that usually carry a higher price tag). Wilke states that people who purchase a front-end product are 8 times more likely to equal backend sales. Additionally, if you are able to run a business correctly – you can charge more for the information that clients are receiving and in turn – gain more profit and deliver more value.

The training video also makes mention regarding one simple step that can make a world of difference in the profit you enjoy – offering a monthly product – like a newsletter, software program, DVD, or CD that is given on a monthly basis. When following this method, you stand the chance to make a sale every month from a customer without spending any time trying to attract new sales. Wilke refers to this part of the process as making money on “autopilot.”

“The 10 Steps Revealed” also introduces the Empty Box Principle, which presents the Nitro Blueprint System diagram and eliminates all of the components – leaving only empty boxes. It is the goal of a business owner to fill in the empty boxes at his or her own pace. It isn’t necessary to possess all of the components in order to succeed, it is your progress, effort, determination, work ethic, and passion that will create more success and sales, as you continue to follow the Nitro Blueprint System.

Wilke makes this point by highlighting the success of a business owner who used affiliates, an email opt-in, entry product, monthly product, and just one backend product to make thousands of dollars. His approach excluded the use of an upsell and other components that Wilke mentions in the video.

In the end of the video – we get a taste of the 10 steps of the Nitro Blueprint Marketing System – which includes picking a good market and evaluating its money making possibilities.

Other jewels of wisdom featured in the video involve the importance of mindset and that perfection brings failure, as people never really finish anything as a result. Good advice includes focusing on making progress instead of perfection.

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