Here’s a side hustle that could make you some decent cash fast.
Using this tool, https://go.wm-tips.com/insight, create 1/2 dozen PDFs on low-competition keywords, put a link in them to either your landing page or a product in the footer of every page, and post them on every document sharing site you can find.
Post the PDF content in every article submission site you can find.
Once you’ve done that you’ll have around 600 articles posted online on sites with built in traffic.
Some of those sites will rank your articles for even more traffic.
They’ll keep bringing in more visitors for quite a while.
I didn’t write it and I’m not an EVO nut so I wouldn’t have bought the product anyway, but you might learn a thing or two about talking to your target group from this example.
Don’t panic, there’s nothing to sign up for or buy here.
Unfortunately, it’s the marketing plan that almost everybody starts with.
It’s the marketing plan that is 99% guaranteed to fail.
If you’re extremely lucky you might be in that 1% for whom is does work.
For the remainder of us we need a better plan.
The better plan is extremely simple, but it does require work and that’s why most people don’t do it.
It also happens to be the reason most people fail to make a brass razoo online.
With all the creation tools available most people manage to make a page for traffic to land on and have some sort of product for sale, but they never promote that page worth a damn.
The simple equation is – No traffic = No sales or subscribers.
It used to be said that “If you build a better mousetrap the world will beat a path to your door.”
That can only happen if you, or someone else, promotes the crap out of it.
I think it’s a wake-up call for all of us, and it also shows what’s possible.
Keep in mind that this is not my words or location.
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Joanne’s Secret to Running a Business Without a Computer.
Let’s talk about Joanne. Not her real name, but definitely a real-life marketing wake-up call. She’s a makeup tattoo artist—a local celebrity in my hometown, Arad, Israel.
People practically line up to have her work her magic.
For years, I’ve been telling her, “Joanne, start a blog. Build a website. Run Facebook ads. Get serious about your brand.” Her response? A polite smile and a firm no thanks.
At first, I couldn’t understand why. Then it hit me: Joanne runs her ENTIRE business from her phone. Appointments, client chats, marketing posts—you name it. She doesn’t even own a computer.
Joanne’s world isn’t an anomaly. Look around. Coffee shops are full of people glued to their phones. Even my wife, a proud “phone wife,” does 90% of her day-to-day tasks from her mobile.
The lesson? Mobile isn’t the future—it’s the now.
Why This Matters to You.
If you’re in online marketing and your landing pages, emails, or websites aren’t optimized for mobile, you’re handing cash to your competitors.
Here’s the deal:
Most first impressions of your brand will happen on a phone.
If your site isn’t mobile-friendly, visitors will bounce faster than a rubber ball.
Simple tweaks to mobile layouts can skyrocket conversion rates (I’ve seen opt-in rates jump from 30% to 70% just by going mobile-first).
Quick Wins for Going Mobile-First.
Test Your Pages on Your Phone: If you have to pinch, zoom, or squint, it’s time for a redesign.
Adjust Your Headlines: A 20-word headline might look great on desktop but turns into a scroll-a-thon on mobile. Keep it short and punchy.
Prioritize Speed: Mobile users are impatient. Slow-loading pages = lost leads.
And here’s the kicker: Desktop isn’t dead. Far from it. People still switch to their laptops for serious tasks. But you need both your mobile and desktop experiences to work hand-in-hand. Think of them as your marketing dream team.
So, what’s the first thing you’ll tweak to go mobile-first? Don’t wait—open your phone right now, check your pages, and start optimizing. Your bottom line will thank you!
It’s far too complex, most traffic strategies require you to juggle multiple platforms, tools, and techniques simultaneously. It’s like trying to spin plates while riding a unicycle – eventually, something has to give.
It takes too much time. Many strategies demand hours of daily attention. Social media marketing, content creation, and paid advertising all require constant monitoring and adjustment. When life gets busy (and it always does), these time-intensive methods are the first to fall by the wayside.
Your focus is scattered. Have you ever tried to implement multiple traffic strategies at once? It’s a bit like trying to learn five languages simultaneously – you end up speaking none of them well. The most successful marketers I know master one approach before adding another.
This is why I’m particularly intrigued by Steve’sapproach.
Instead of asking you to become an expert in multiple disciplines, it focuses on one proven method that can be implemented in just 5 minutes per day.
Here’s a practical tip you can use right now, regardless of your traffic strategy:
Create a “traffic generation journal“.
For one week, log exactly how much time you spend on traffic generation activities. You might be shocked to discover you’re spending hours on tasks that could be automated or simplified.
If you’d like to find an almost untapped low-cost traffic source that’s not for everyone follow this: https://go.wm-tips.com/untapped.
This takes some work, but most of it can be done with AI.
Build out a blog that focusses on the big keywords that have traffic but no buyer intent.
The big sites rank for these accidentally, but you can rank for them deliberately.
This is why you’d bother.
Tons of traffic.
All at least vaguely interested in the topic.
The way to work this is to have several big posts on the big keywords.
You have a lot of short posts on the targeted keywords which probably won’t rank well, but you redirect the volume traffic to those posts via links in your big posts.
Those short posts are your money posts.
Essentially you are creating a funnel with a huge mouth to catch as much traffic as you can, then you do whatever you can to keep those visitors on your website and collect email addresses from as many as possible.
Your emails to your subscribers are only to get them back to your blog.
You’ll need a way to make those long and short posts because you’re going to need a lot.
