hotsheets

I've learned a lot about hotsheets on this forum and others. They are used as a lead generation device to build a list and then sell other products to those people.

It's been said to sell these hotsheets on ebay I assume because of the low sales price they're offered at.

However, is Ebay the only device or are there other media we can go through.

Originally Posted by killarney

I've learned a lot about hotsheets on this forum and others.

However, is Ebay the only device or are there other media we can go through.

Many of the posts on the forum about hotsheets discuss methods of marketing them. Some even provide links to sites promoting hotsheets.

By searching and reviewing this forum, you'll come up with enough to whet your appetite and more.

CW

You could always sell your Hotsheets from your own web page.

If you've got a strong back-end package, you might want to give your Hotsheets away.

You can pretty much sell/give them away just the way you would any other product online. The method is up to you.

Pete

Marketing Hotsheets is really No different than Marketing any other Business...

Here's a 1,000 or so Free ideas...
http://www.marketingbestpractices.com/marketingideas/

If you email Mr. Fly Low and Collect the Dough...
http://www.sowpub.com/forum/showthread.php?p=16024

He might even be willing to Sell you his “Hotsheet” on How to Market Hotsheets and a few other things...

Phil

give us an example of a hotsheet. I seen them talked about so much. But never saw a good one. Please help.

Joe,

Originally Posted by Joetrevison

give us an example of a hotsheet. I seen them talked about so much. But never saw a good one. Please help.

Go to Michael Ross's new site Hotsheet.info. (Not an affiliate link)

Join his Hotsheet Club, it's FREE! After you join he will send you a FREE HOTSHEET, entitled "How To Write A Hotsheet". That document is a HOTSHEET.

The instructions are very detailed and fill both sides of a sheet of paper. There is absolutely no fluff or fill in that hotsheet.

My only complaint is that the text is at 9. I wear bifocals and that small print is hard to read for me when I printed it out.

Good luck!
Woody Quiñones
The Promotional Guy

[GordonJ]

Originally Posted by Joetrevison

give us an example of a hotsheet. I seen them talked about so much. But never saw a good one. Please help.

Joe,

Here is a link to Fly Low and Collect the Dough. The HOTSHEETS report is posted. Get it NOW.

http://www.flylowcollectdough.com


gja

Woody,

Just make some text adjustments in your PDF reader before you print and/or use the select tool and recreated your own customized sized Hotsheet.

Bet there's a nice little Hotsheet market for all those old Aging Eyes...

Phil

Phil,

Originally Posted by Phil

Woody,

Just make some text adjustments in your PDF reader before you print and/or use the select tool and recreated your own customized sized Hotsheet.

Bet there's a nice little Hotsheet market for all those old Aging Eyes...

Phil

You just solved a huge problem I had. I had no idea this could be done in a pdf viewer.

Thank you!
Woody Quiñones
The Promotional Guy

Glad it helped...

Here's a couple more that may help with the writing of Aging Eye Hotsheets...

I'm starting to like that name & idea.

http://www.microsoft.com/enable/trai.../fontsize.aspx
http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/menu

http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/uncat...rom-web-pages/
http://www.clipmarks.com/
http://www.clipmarks.com/learn-more/

Phil