I have written before about integration marketing , but today I wanted to show you one of the best examples I have seen recently.

Soren Jordanson and the rest of the super surf exchanges are now integrated with Jeff Dedrick’s Viral Ebook Explosion.

To see what I am talking about take a look at this page. There are also ones for the other super surf sites that are available to the Viral Ebook Explosion members.

In case you don’t see what is happening here let me explain. Jeff Dedrick wants new members to his site, so he wants to provide good affiliate tools.

Soren and others want fresh new members joining their exchanges.

So by providing some great exchange specific splash pages like the above they have completed both tasks.

Jeff has some affiliate tools that he can give to his members, and the super surf team have new members coming in from Jeff’s site.

Whats even better though is that these new members are being introduced to good exchanges and provided with good tools, so guess what? They are going to get results and are going to tell others that they have been getting results using traffic exchanges. They are also going to say they are getting results promoting Jeff’s site.

So its good for Jeff and his site, and its great for the traffic exchanges involved and traffic exchanges as a whole.

Once other marketers see how well this is working out for Jeff, don’t you think they might want to do something similar?

So my hats off to Mr. Dedrick, Soren and team for this great lesson on how to effectively use integration marketing.

I have heard it talked about it, I have seen it in action, but it seems the term integration marketing has not been widely accepted outside of the marketing world.

I just did a search for the layman’s definition, but did not find one.

But according to Wikipedia the definition of integration is

“integration is a process of combining or accumulating. It may specifically refer to:
• The bringing together of two or more economies, cultures, religions”

I believe you already know what marketing is so I wont go into the details of it here.
To try and sum it up in simple terms Integration Marketing is combining two or more products together.

This can be done several ways, One way is internally. Companies like Amazon have gotten this down to a tee. If you have ever bought anything from them you know what I mean.

You buy a book , they show you other books that are popular with others that have bought the same book. They then show you other books by that author; they then show you related products. It’s all done smoothly, integrated into the sales process and brings them in huge amounts of extra income.

What if you don’t have a huge library of related products to what you are selling?

You could look to external integration.

Just think of all the JV launches you have seen, or all the follow up series you have seen promoting some one else’s product. What about a membership site that recommends another product?

Those are other , and very powerful, examples, but that is just starting to scratch the surface.

Many marketers feel that an upsell, or a link to a JV partners site means they have mastered the art of integration.

But there is much more that can be done, more seamless non intrusive and effective ways.

That is why best-selling author Mark Joyner has written a new book about it.

The book has not been released in stores yet but you can get a free digital download of it now.

Along with the book comes access to a members area were you can meet other marketers and work together to integrate your products.

I am sure you already know that anything with Mark Joyner’s name on it is going to be a huge success and this is your chance to get in to his integration marketing site, and read the book for no cost, before it even hits the stores.