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Free IQ Wants Your Content

Want a whole new market for your e-book/audio/video?

Some weeks ago I posted a message to the $7 Secrets Forum which mentioned a report I had run across about optimizing your home page for conversions. It was interesting to me -- and should be interesting to you -- because what that really means is "making
your sales letter sell."

http://freeiq.com/7waysconversionschecklist

Since then I've had the opportunity to look over the whole site and I am impressed! Free IQ has free and paid content on just about every information niche you can imagine -- and they want you to add your content to their offerings.

http://freeiq.com/addyourfreeiqcontent

Free IQ handles the fulfillment of your digital products and it looks like you will pocket up to 85 percent of the sales price of your premium (paid) products, depending on who referred the customer to the site. You can pay affiliates 25-50%.

I wouldn't presume to tell you how to run your business, but it seems to me Free IQ is a great way to promote free content—a product of yours, perhaps, that will encourage the user to purchase additional paid products on Free IQ or your own website. Kinda like a $7 Secrets giveaway product to get the back-end (OTO) sale.

You can join as a content provider or as an affiliate; I recommend that you join as an affiliate so you can promote additional Free IQ products and get paid for that, too.

http://freeiq.com/joinascontentprovider
http://freeiq.com/joinasfreeiqaffiliate

However you choose to use Free IQ, it looks like there's a fantastic opportunity to reach potential customers who don't know your e-book, audio, or video exists. Don't miss out!

(BTW, there are still a few free DVDs left of Russell Brunson's DotCom Secrets.)

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