All those other emails saying Get this for free

[Native 73]

So I read their emails thinking well they are promoting something new and want to see how it does with the public well I click on the link they give me and I get to their page and low and behold You need to buy another product in order to get this one for free, I think when it says its free they should also add you need to buy something first.

[Rosalind Gardner]

Hello Native 73,

I think I know what you mean. Are you talking about offers like these 2 below?


Enjoy a $1000 worth of guiltless Holiday shopping on us.

Complimentary Heart Necklace. Get Yours Today.


They really put you through the paces, don't they?

First you have to fill in a bunch of details, then sign up for 2 offers on each of the next 3 pages (they don't tell you ahead of time that there will be 3 pages, or that you'll actually have to BUY those products) and on and on it goes.

On the bright side, if you are working as an affiliate, those offers are very profitable.

The first one I ever tested out (on my dating site) was for a free Tiffany bracelet. I sent a short but sweet message to my list, and was it ever sweet indeed!

For 5 minutes of work (if that), I banked over 450.00!

So, never underestimate the power of the word 'free' when presenting the right product to the right audience.

BTW, the offers shown above are currently being run by Primary Ads, and there's a ton more where those came from!

Cheers,
Rosalind

[ZenLex]

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