A Twitter Marketing Case Study
About a month ago, I tried a new Twitter marketing strategy. My goal was to set up a fully automated, hands off Twitter account that made me money with little or no time or effort.
So far, the results are pretty cool. First of all, you may want to have a look at the Case Study account:
Twitter Marketing Case Study
You may want to follow “Britney” as she has some really cool stuff to say, especially if you enjoy health and weight loss. I used a combination of:
-Twollow
-Twitter Feed
-Google Alerts
-Clickbank
I set up Britney’s account with a health focus, found 5 cool health affiliate programs in Click bank, set up following through Twollow and Hummingbird, and was able to automate the entire process except for the unfollowing, which my virtual assistant does once a week.
Results so far? Over 1,000 followers in about a month, and a $53 check from Clickbank. Not much money, but I haven’t touched it in a month, and my VA has spent literally 3 minutes twice a week deleting out no-follows.
I also don’t have the affiliate links being displayed often enough, so I have to work on that part.
And if you were thinking that $53 isn’t that much, realize that Twitter allows unlimited accounts, so with some tweaking, I think I can get it up around $200 a month, on multiple accounts. So if I get 10 similar accounts going, that’s an extra $2,000 a month. Not a bad little income for an automated strategy!
I am in the process of writing a paid version of Twitterpated, and putting together 4 videos that explain the fully automated Twitter strategy. I can be used to promote any product, in any niche, and gather a large group of targeted followers. Stay tuned for more info!
Until then, if you haven’t read Twitterpated! The Savvy Marketers Guide To Twitter, grab it now, right here on my blog. It will help you have immediate success with Twitter marketing, and it doesn’t cost a dime!
To your success! Dave.
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