After much talk about promoting AGLOCO, I still remained indecisive as to how I would promote the money making opportunity. My first thought was to create an AGLOCO blog, but my heart belongs to one and only one blog, Investor Trip. Instead, a simple web page fit the bill.
It only took me 10 minutes total to launch my web page because I left out unnecessary images and lengthy content. A brief explanation of AGLOCO is all you need. So to better promote the benefits of AGLOCO, I launched AGLOCO 411, a short and simple explanation of how AGLOCO works and why you should sign up.
My AGLOCO expenses so far:
Domain Name Purchase through Godaddy – $7.20 (Godaddy coupons)
I’ve spent only $7.20 total during nearly 2 months of AGLOCO promotion. No one has to spend any money, but I felt creating a short web page would be more efficient than simply using the plain old referral URL. Feel free to check it out, and leave your suggestions. I translated the page into Spanish, and may consider adding other translations depending on how the first couple of weeks turn out.
Overall, it’s a small investment to make in a company that could be takeover bait if successful.
Nice post about agloco, I’m already a member with agloco and I too have set up a blog about them, my blog is called Agloco Hype and can be found at http://aglocohype.blogspot.com/
The blog goes over agloco’s past, present, future, staff interviews, referral tips, podcasts, videos, polls, other member sites, and much more.
Feel free to check it out and again great blog.
Should I jump on the Agloco bandwagon now while the iron is hot or wait a while? I’m not even sure if I understand it completely!
Great new site!
JK
I enjoyed reading your agloco blog. I’ve bookmarked your blog.
Your new site is simple and informative, it’s quite enough to get the audience…