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Updated 3/9/2010 4:19AM EST
By Rich Preisig
You're
smart enough to find the debt settlement business, as it's spiking, get a lease
on office space, put the infrastructure (desks, chairs, wiring, computers,
phones, security, insurance, etc.) in place, and then recruit, hire, train and
manage your admin. and sales force, but yet you still depend 100% on third
party exclusive and live debt settlement leads that you could easily create yourself
at a fraction of the cost with your own debt settlement content. Not kidding.
With
the right debt resolution content, you too can start driving targeted traffic
to your website(s), landing pages and lead capture forms. If you've only heard this familiar language,
but don't really understand "exactly" how search engine optimization
and expertly written debt settlement content works, what it costs, how to get
started, etc., then this article is for you.
By
providing your reader with debt settlement articles that they can easily comprehend
and find value in, it puts you in the readers mind as the expert in helping
them solve their debt problem. In this
case, after reading your article, they're likely to click on a supporting back
link to your debt settlement website or landing page.
Moreover,
debt relief content, saturated with the right keywords and keyword phrases
really does drive traffic. Just like
you, prospective debt resolution clients type into Google just a few select relevant
keywords and keyword phrases to settle their credit card debt. This then lends
itself to valuing your debt settlement writer, as anyone can put some words
together, but if you're not providing value to your reader in the form of
interesting content, you're not building trust and at that point, you're not
going to see your reader's click on your links.
Debt
settlement content and or debt resolution content really is the best bang for
the buck. Keep in mind that unlike
traditional advertising where you have to continually pay for the ads each
month, once your debt resolution articles are published online, they're there
forever. Imagine that over time, if you
only published 10 new unique debt resolution articles a month, you'd have 120
articles in a years' time. That's 60,000
words all promoting your debt resolution company
To
achieve maximum effectiveness with your articles, they should be no less than
500 words each, as search engines give these the most value. When you add in another select 100 or so
bookmarking sites, business 2 business networking sites, and social networking
sites where your readers are found,
you've got some major branding going on and page 1 on Google, free. FYI:
The more links you have linking back to your site, the higher your
website(s) will rank on major search engines, so the more debt resolution
articles you have published, the better.
Richard
Preisig, an expert in search engine optimization states, "debt resolution
content and or debt settlement content is becoming a preferred way to generate
live and exclusive debt settlement leads."
Debt
settlement television leads and radio leads are demanding anywhere from $35 to
$60 per lead and on their websites, they clearly tell you that you should expect
a 12% to 15% conversion rate. Ouch.
The
attorney based debt resolution partner program and debt settlement affiliates
who on their own purchase exclusive debt settlement leads from 3rd party lead
generators have given consistent feedback that their customer acquisition cost
is $350 on average from 3rd party leads.
This customer acquisition cost does not include
This
is too high and for many reasons.
First
of all, this means that you have to put out a lot of money to be able to close
the amount of debt settlement deals necessary to make your business
profitable. Second and most importantly,
with keyword saturated debt settlement content, you could drive your marketing
overhead down by 1/2 within the first 6 months with a fraction of what you're
paying for these so called exclusive and live debt settlement leads.
The
funny thing is, I have better search engine rankings than most of the lead
companies selling debt leads, tax relief leads, auto loan leads, etc. because
expertly written, compelling content that captures the reader's attention
drives traffic to your Site(s) and can get you on page one of Google, where
your targeted audience is looking.
First,
search listing (what you type into Google) are 6 times more effective than banner
ads in originating consumer interest in your product or service, and 8 times
more effective than tile ads.
In
fact, Google searches with keywords and keyword phrases are more effective for
finding what you're looking for than both banner ads and text ads combined
because today's online researchers are becoming more educated searchers,
realizing that multiple keyword queries often yield better results.
And
lastly, search listing are more effective with regard to brand and favorable
opinion.
Debt
settlement content that is published in high "PR" ranking websites is
most likely to be located by your prospective debt clients in a Google search.
I
think we can all clearly agree that well written content drives traffic, but
some of the supporting sourced information provided by debt resolution
affiliates has opened eyes to many debt resolutions partners looking to make
the most of the "Era of Debt."
Apparently,
there are millions upon millions of dollars to be made offering attorney based
debt resolution in the red states or debt settlement in the green states.
Debt Resolution Content Replaces Dependency on 3rd Party Leads
So, you have
already committed the time and capital by investing in all the necessary elements
to make your debt settlement office
functional – now what?
With the office accommodations, such as furniture, phones, computers, insurance and staff all in place and ready to roll, what are your plans for securing exclusive debt settlement leads? Your sales representatives are prepared to get down to business, but do you have the leads they need so they can start closing deals?
The first priority of any business - be it sales, service or otherwise - is generating your own source for live debt settlement leads. It is a credible fact that no leads promise no business. Did you plan to have complete reliance on a third party to provide your sales people with live, exclusive debt settlement leads?
It is entirely possible for you to drive specific, targeted traffic to your website’s landing pages and lead capture forms. You might regard your level of knowledge and comprehension about “driving traffic”, “SEO” (search engine optimization) and “lead capture” as less than optimal. But once familiar with these terms and other internet industry lingo, you will be armed with the ammunition you need to start bringing in free, organic debt settlement leads.
It’s all about “article marketing”, and anyone can do it – but it’s crucial to understand that, unless it’s done right, there is no value. While debt resolution article marketing is not particularly new to the internet business arena, this method of advertising continues to evolve and flourish - and for good reason. Writing effective debt settlement articles, and publishing them on the internet, has proven to be a dependable and constant source of abundant leads. Just in case this isn’t reason enough to try article marketing, how about the money you’re guaranteed to save by working this approach to advertising?
To gain the
trust of your readers, you want to concentrate your article writing efforts on
providing them with debt settlement or debt resolution information that is
accurate, logical, helpful and also offers value to them.
This is your opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge of the debt settlement and debt resolution business, as well as your ability to assist them with actually settling their debt.
Debt settlement affiliates looking for well written articles that prompt the reader to click on a supporting back link to your debt settlement website or landing page should contact Richard Preisig, an expert in debt settlement content. One of the fundamental requirements in composing your articles is determining, and then using, the appropriate keywords and keyword phrases.
Google
searches performed by using keywords and keyword phrases are more effective
than other methods of online advertising because online researchers have become
more educated and “search savvy”. They realize that multiple keyword
queries will likely return the results they want.
Additionally, “search listing” (the words typed into a Google or other search engine search box) is 6 times more effective than banner ads and 8 times more effective than tile ads in capturing consumer interest in your product or service.
Rich Preisig states that another significant key to accomplishing the best results from your article marketing is to be sure it contains no less than 500 words – search engines tend to favor and value these more so than articles shorter in length. One more tip for your article marketing relates to “back-linking”, and this will be discussed in more detail in a subsequent article. Stay tuned!
As more consumers opt for debt settlement services, attorney based debt
resolution services, etc., investing in debt resolution content and or debt
settlement content has risen sharply, as third party leads become less
dependable.
So, you have already committed the time and capital by investing in all the
necessary elements to make your debt settlement office functional – now what?
With the office accommodations, such as furniture, phones, computers,
insurance and staff all in place and ready to roll, what are your plans for
securing exclusive debt settlement leads? Your sales representatives are
prepared to get down to business, but do you have the leads they need so they
can start closing deals?
Visit http://www.DebtResolutionContent.com for more
information or call 800.677.1194
The first priority of any business - be it sales, service or otherwise - is
generating your own source for live debt settlement leads states Rich Preisig.
It is a credible fact that no leads promise no business. Did you
plan to have complete reliance on a third party to provide your sales people
with live, exclusive debt settlement leads?
It is entirely possible for you to drive specific, targeted traffic to your
website’s landing pages and lead capture forms. We've heard Richard Preisig
say, "You might regard your level of knowledge and comprehension about
“driving traffic”, “SEO” (search engine optimization) and “lead capture” as
less than optimal. But once familiar with these terms and other internet
industry lingo, you will be armed with the ammunition you need to start
bringing in free, organic debt settlement leads.
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Now
It’s all about “ article marketing”, and anyone can do it – but
it’s crucial to understand that, unless it’s done right, there is no value.
While debt resolution article marketing is not particularly new to the
internet business arena, this method of advertising continues to evolve and
flourish - and for good reason says Mr. Rich Preisig Jr. Writing effective debt
settlement articles, and publishing them on the internet, has proven to be a
dependable and constant source of abundant leads. Just in case this isn’t
reason enough to try article marketing, how about the money you’re guaranteed
to save by working this approach to advertising?
To gain the trust of your readers, you want to concentrate your article writing
efforts on providing them with debt settlement or debt
resolution information that is accurate, logical, helpful and also
offers value to them. This is your opportunity to demonstrate your
knowledge of the debt settlement and debt resolution business, as well as your
ability to assist them with actually settling their debt.
Debt
settlement affiliates looking for well written debt settlement articles that prompt the reader
to click on a supporting back link to your debt
settlement website or landing page should contact Richard
A. Preisig, an expert in debt settlement content. One of the
fundamental requirements in composing your articles is determining, and then
using, the appropriate keywords and keyword phrases.
Google searches performed by using keywords and keyword phrases are more effective
than other methods of online advertising because online researchers have become
more educated and “search savvy”. They realize that multiple keyword
queries will likely return the results they want. Additionally, “search
listing” (the words typed into a Google or other search engine search box) is 6
times more effective than banner ads and 8 times more effective than tile ads
in capturing consumer interest in your product or service.
Rich Preisig states that another significant key to accomplishing the
best results from your article marketing is to be sure it contains no less than
500 words – search engines tend to favor and value these more so than articles
shorter in length. One more tip for your article marketing relates to “back-linking”
, and this will be discussed in more detail in a subsequent article. Stay
tuned!
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Preisig aka Rich Preisig promotes consumer advocacy across the board.
Mr. Rich Preisig is a published author and debt settlement affiliate expert. Be
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CONSUMER STATISTICS
- 78 percent of American households -- about 91.1 million -- had one or more credit cards at the end of 2008. A year earlier, there were 90.4 million households with cards. (Source: Nilson Report, April 2009)
- In the fourth quarter of 2008, consumers over 60 had an average of 5.6 open bankcard and retail accounts. Overall, consumers had an average of 5.4 cards. A year before, those over 60 had 6.1 open cards and consumers overall had 5.5. In 2006, those over 60 had 6.2 open cards and consumers overall had 5.5. (Source: Experian marketing insight snapshot, March 2009)
- According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, there were 159 million credit cardholders in the United States in 2000, 173 million in 2006, and that number is projected to grow to 181 million Americans by 2010. (Source: Census Bureau)
- In 2006, the United States Census Bureau determined that there were nearly 1.5 billion credit cards in use in the U.S. A stack of all those credit cards would reach more than 70 miles into space -- and be almost as tall as 13 Mount Everests. (Source: NY Times, Feb. 23, 2009)
- The top 10 U.S. credit card issuers held an 87.55 percent market share of $972.73 billion in general purpose card outstandings in 2008. That includes Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover and is up rom 84.70% in 2007. (Source: Nilson Report, April 2009)
- As of June 30, 2009, there were 309 million Visa credit cards and 352 million Visa debit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: Visa.com)
- As of June 30, 2009, there were 220 million MasterCard credit cards and 127 million MasterCard debit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: MasterCard.com)
- As of December 31, 2008, there were 54 million American Express credit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: Nilson Report, February 2009)
- As of December 31, 2008, there were 57.1 million Discover credit cards in circulation in the United States. (Source: Nilson Report, February 2009)
- Eighty-four percent of the student population overall have credit cards, an increase of approximately 11 percent since the fall of 2004. (Source: Sallie Mae, "How Undergraduate Students Use Credit Cards," April 2009)
- Only 2 percent of undergraduates had no credit history. (Source: Sallie Mae, "How Undergraduate Students Use Credit Cards," April 2009)
- Half of college undergraduates had four or more credit cards in 2008. That's up from 43 percent in 2004 and just 32 percent in 2000. (Source: Sallie Mae, "How Undergraduate Students Use Credit Cards," April 2009)
- Since 2004, students who arrived on campus as freshmen with a credit card already in-hand have increased from 23 percent to 39 percent. (Source: Sallie Mae, "How Undergraduate Students Use Credit Cards," April 2009)
- Two-thirds of survey respondents said they would consider switching their primary credit card if a better feature were offered. (Source: ComScore, September 2008)
- 76 percent of undergraduates have credit cards, and the average undergrad has $2,200 in credit card. Additionally, they will amass almost $20,000 in student debt. (Source: Nellie Mae, "Undergraduate Students and Credit Cards in 2004: An Analysis of Usage Rates and Trends")
- 41 percent of college students have a credit card. Of the students with cards, about 65 percent pay their bills in full every month, which is higher than the general adult population. (Source: Student Monitor annual financial services study, 2008)
- Approximately 74.9 percent of the U.S. families surveyed in 2004 had credit cards, and 58 percent of those families carried a balance. In 2001, 76.2 percent of families had credit cards, and 55 percent of those families carried a balance. (Source: Federal Reserve Bulletin, February 2006)
- About a quarter have no credit cards, and an additional 30 percent or so pay off their balances every month. (Source: Federal Reserve Board survey of consumer finances, 2004)
- On average, today's consumer has a total of 13 credit obligations on record at a credit bureau. These include credit cards (such as department store charge cards, gas cards, and bank cards) and installment loans (auto loans, mortgage loans, student loans, etc.). Not included are savings and checking accounts (typically not reported to a credit bureau). Of these 13 credit obligations, nine are likely to be credit cards and four are likely to be installment loans. (Source: myfico.com)
- The average consumer's oldest obligation is 14 years old, indicating that he or she has been managing credit for some time. In fact, one out of four consumers had credit histories of 20 years or longer. Only one in 20 consumers had credit histories shorter than two years. (Source: myfico.com)
- Approximately 51 percent of the U.S. population has at least two credit cards. (Source: Experian national score index study, February 2007)
- At about 20 percent, New Hampshire and New Jersey have the largest concentration of consumers with 10 or more credit cards. (Source: Experian national score index study, February 2007)
- Consumers carry more than 1 billion Visa cards worldwide. More than 450 million of those cards are in the United States. (Source: Visa USA internal statistics, 4th quarter 2006)