One of the first ideas that newbies at Squidoo need to get past is that each and every lens is going to be the perfect masterpiece, and that each and every lens is the one which will earn you the fortune that you are looking for. Because the truth of the matter is, you may be totally wrong on which lenses are the ones that will be popular, and which lenses will be the ones that will earn.
Figuring Out What Works for You | Trial and Error | Experimentation
December 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Rewriting and Refreshing Older Lenses
November 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If one person has bought from my lens, then I need to see how to get more people to buy.
Keeping Your Reader’s Attention Longer
October 5, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Remember that you are in control of what is on your page, and it is your job to interest your reader in order to keep them there as long as possible.
Adding Value or the Add On Sale
July 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
If you have ever worked in any kind of retail job, you will have heard of the term “add on sale.” This is when a customer buys something and you offer them a second item related to the first item, usually something inexpensive to add on to their sale. The idea behind this is to add value to the customer, and to increase the size of the sale.
Selling "Stuff" or Selling a Tangible Item
July 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
When people are looking to buy a specific item, they are already decided that they need it. Your job is not to convince them that they do. Your keywords have already brought people to your lens that have decided that they need what you are writing about.
