My Blog – With Clickbank Pirate
For those of you who are pretty low tech the My Blog feature of Clickbank Pirate is pretty nice. Watch the My Blog Video and you can see how fast and easy it is to manage.
Basically My Blog gives you 12 themes to choose from. You can change the theme whenever you want with just a couple clicks of the mouse. Each theme is optimized for selling Clickbank Pirate and the products CB Pirate promotes. Management of the blog takes place on two screens. On the first screen your options include: Make a new post, edit a post, or delete a post. Nothing to complicated there. On the second screen, the “blog settings” screen you pick your theme and can change the title of your blog.
Now I want to give you a couple quick tips about utilizing your blog to the fullest. First you should be aware of the domain name structure of your blog. This is something that Clickbank Pirate should make its users more aware of when they sign up for a membership.
The username you pick is CRUCIAL to your success.
Why? Let’s say you chose the username yousuck. I don’t know why you would choose that name, but if you did your blog address would be: http://yousuck.cbpirate.com. Not really the most appealing address is it? So when you are picking your username try to think of names that will enhance your business – like simplereviews (http://simplereviews.cbpirate.com) or profitmasters (http://profitmasters.cbpirate.com).
The next thing you should do is post the blog entries and articles that are provided to you in your promo tools to your blog. Clickbank Pirate gives them to you for a reason. For even greater success with this pick a copy of a wonderful little software program called Mass Article Control. It will allow you to instantly turn the promo tools that CB Pirate gave you into thousands of additional unique articles / blog posts.
Read my article about Mass Article Control here, and then buy a copy for yourself here.
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