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Reason #1 – Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey DieBloggers Payback Review gist of the Monkey See, Monkey Do, Monkey Die phenomenon is used to describe how new internet marketers tend to jump before they leap.This phenomenon is way too common and where these monkeys usually hover is around the Internet Marketing scene. I am not poking fun at new internet marketers here, in fact, I was once a hoverer as well but if a fair amount of time and thought was given into exploring possible niches, people could be succeeding online by bounds and leaps.Now, when you jump into a niche you know absolutely nothing about, you’re only digging a virtual grave for yourself. This is especially common in the blogosphere. Spur-in-the-moment blogs are set-up and left alone after one post because the internet marketer has got no damn clue what to blog about.#2 – You’ve Got Your Stakes Where The Moolah Isn’t InThat simply translates to you’re selling products that don’t sell. You jump into anything that offers a high commission without considering competition, payment Bloggers Payback Review model and accessibility of free information.CompetitionA product with a high competitive rate doesn’t necessarily mean that the product is extremely popular. It could possibly mean that the product has already been dominated by another very powerful affiliate marketer and entering the market selling this product is not going to pay off quite well.Payment modelAffiliate products typically provide two income models – the One-Time Payment model and the Recurring Payment mode. You have to consider these two options carefully and place an objective judgment against the nature of the product. If the product is asking for a One-Time Payment of $197, ask yourself if this product is worth this price. Who is the target audience and do they have the spending power? If you’ve picked a Recurring Payment model, one good judge would be to approach the product creator for a complimentary version of the course or software, test it out and judge if buyers would find it worthwhile to continue paying a monthly fee after the first month. For the Recurring Payment model, the first charge is typically $1 for the first month and if the prospect who’s bought through you decides to cancel his or her Bloggers Payback Review subscription after the first month, you will get no commission from this prospect.AccessibilityThe last pitfall is the accessibility of free information on the internet. The internet is a ginormous encyclopedia, yellow pages, dictionary, 24/7 helpline whatever you want to call it and most of the information are free. Think about it, if you jump into the cooking niche and you decide to sell a regular cookbook without doing any prior research, chances are similar recipes in the cookbook might already be sprawled all over the internet and this wouldn’t be an incentive for anyone to purchase what you’re offering, right?#3 – The Sin of SlothIt is not as bad as the bible says it is, really. You simply lose out on traffic. Procrastination and laziness is inherent in every human. It is an intuitive behaviour when you get physically and emotionally tired so don’t blame yourself if you find that you are gradually getting tired of updating your blogs. But once you feel yourself falling into slothiness, you gotta pick yourself up before you start losing some ardent readers.#4 – No Love From Search EnginesWhat is the point of having the most amazing blog content in the world when search engines simply refuse to send you quality traffic? 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The harsh truth is, most blogs face a low conversion problem because 1) your traffic isn’t targeted enough 2) your blog design is full of endorsement ads and clutter 3) your salesletter’s just not making the cut.I’m going to assume that you’re selling something on your blog and zoom in on point 3. A good salesletter doesn’t just tell the reader, “hey look, this is my product, go buy!” and it doesn’t simply tell the reader, “this product will increase your sales by 50%, now go buy”. The truth is, if you don’t know the fundamental ins and outs of copywriting, coming up with a salesletter that sells is going to be quite experimental.What is a salesletter that converts? Well, basically, a good salesletter has to get into the buying psychology of people. It has to slowly lead your prospects into the buying mindset. Anyone who comes across a product online does not make a purchasing decision immediately. 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