Success Through Testing: Don’t Forget the Scientific Method...

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by Glenn

I paid 5.00 at Fiverr.com to 4 people.

The idea to Run 300,000 Twitter/Facebook eyeballs past 2 different Websites.

A/B Split - SAME Headline and Sales letter.

ONE DIFFERENCE - THE PRICE.

A - is 99.97 -- http://goo.gl/lzVeE

B - is 7.00 -- http://www.nlpbrainbuzz.com/fbi/

GUESS Which Price out pulled the other by 300%?

Thanks,
Glenn Osborn

First, thanks Phil for pointing out the relationship between the scientific method and A/B split testing (which is just another form of testing a hypothesis)!

Glenn, thanks for sharing this example!

How did the people you paid from Fiverr run it by all those Facebook/Twitter followers? Were these people those who had a lot of Facebook friends and/or Twitter followers - who then put it on their own Facebook page or posted it on Twitter to their followers?

Best wishes,

Dien

[Glenn]

Thanks Dien,

I don't know the answer.

All I do is write the sales letter -

test it -

create the Product -

IF it sells...(I create it)

IF it doesn't - (I don't write or audiotape it)

This used to be a challenge. But now I Use my "Greased Pig Speed Writing System"

(Which allows me to Type a 100 page book in 2 or 3 days. Audiotape a 500 page book in 24 to 48 hrs.)

Which means I don't have to CREATE anything until AFTER it sells.

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(Here it is in case anyone wants to Speed Up Your Writing by 10 TIMES)

CHEAPER THAN A HAIRCUT...

Cuz I want to help fellow writers.

http://archive.enchantednlp.com/products.php?id=40

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The cool thing about fiver is these techies
put you in front of 50K to 100,000 of their "Followers" for 5 bucks.

Here's a Snapshot of PROOF of DELIVERY from one of these
guys and gals.

5190 hits in 2 days. Kind of amazing.

Glenn Osborn

Click for large view - Uploaded with Skitch

Just imagine {Investing} in More FIVERR'S X BY [Displaying best matches] of 14421...

Displaying best matches of 14441 and GROWING by the Minute...

As Most know, Lot's of FIVERR, WSO related Ideas & business model(S) ''FLYING'' Around [All] over the internet...

As per Dien's Question and other Comments...

{BET} there's Some ''intriguing'' Interviews & LOTS more FIVERR (type) Niche Publications just Waiting to Get Out and Be Marketed! ...

Ask 1st... Write Later... As Per Glenn's Quick Overview, I BET YOU! ...

AND NEVER FORGET BROKERING, FIVERR related Services & Consulting...

Using SMART and UNIQUE Techniques! Extremely Profitable Done RIGHT!

In SPECIALIZED areas of particular FIVERR Talents...

Just something Worth [THINKING] About... Maybe Playing Around with a little More...
http://fiverr.com/gigs/search?query=facebook&x=0&y=0

Phil

Phil,

Thx for the fiverr link:

Just something Worth [THINKING] About... Maybe Playing Around with a little More...
http://fiverr.com/gigs/search?query=facebook&x=0&y=0

I clicked on it and the number of likes offered is amazing. I'm wondering, do likes translate into buyers, subscribers and/or members for the purchaser?

I realize I am a dinosaur and behind the times so I have to ask simple questions. I see sites w/a ton of members but very few likes so I'm wondering how important are likes in this new world.

I was at one the other day where the owner claimed to be the most popular marketing blog on the Net with something like 26000 members. I don't remember his exact like count but it wasn't anywhere near 26K.

Hopefully, I'll be able to leave the 20th century and join everyone in the 21st century but w/my luck you guys will have already advanced to the 22nd century.

Tom

[NOT] Necessarily by using the Scientific Method, But ongoing {Testing] of Some Sorts might ''ANSWER'' The Psychology of a “Like”...

Interesting, Sometimes to SEE WHAT THE WORD is on Certain Topics...

CHANGING TIMES OVER THE YEARS TO BE [TAKEN] INTO CONSIDERATION...

Quick Overviews... Might just HELP {Spark} a few More IDEAS!

The Psychology of a “Like”...

And A few Other misc. related Opinions...
http://hubze.com/2011/12/facebook-fr...ogy-of-a-like/
http://ken_ashford.typepad.com/blog/...-like-sht.html
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/...ng-you-happier
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/...y-social-media
http://blog.thoughtpick.com/2009/10/...opularity.html
http://www.fastcompany.com/1747448/h...-liking-brands
http://www.bluevolcanomedia.com/2012...nd-commenting/

Phil

True. But usually trial and error costs more. And mind it, what works for other wouldn't really work for you or vice versa.