New PLR - List Building + a Gift Friend
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New PLR - List Building + a Gift
December 13th, 2007 at 4:01 pm
Hello Friend,
I hope you are getting ready for a fun weekend.
Today's issue is all about list building and to get things
started right I want to share a great article with you on.....
Building Profits While Building Lists
Before we dive into that I want to let you know that I
just posted a brand new WSO. It's for a new PLR
ecourse with resale right. It's called List Building 4 cash.
You can find out all about it here:
http://www.lisaapproved.com/wso/list4cash.htm
The price is starting at only $5.00!
Now let's move on to the topic of list building and profits.
List building is the most important aspect of any online business.
No matter which business model you follow your top priority
should be to build a list of prospects to send information to
on a regular basis.
There is a saying going around Internet marketing circles that
the money is in the list. This is most definitely a true statement.
By building a list you can keep in contact with your prospects
and create a bond between you that will eventually lead to
profit. If cultivated correctly the profits from a well-groomed
list will expand over time and can become a long-term
income center.
There have been many marketing studies done which show
that the average consumer needs to be contacted at least
seven times before he or she will make a commitment to buy.
If you, as a business owner, are not giving your prospects an
opportunity to leave their name and email address in your
auto-responder then you are surely leaving untold profits on
the table.
The beautiful thing about list building is that it can be done
in any niche. Whether you are into Internet marketing,
gardening, knitting, car stereos, vacations or whatever else,
there is information out there that you can package and
make available for your visitors as a freebie to entice them
to leave their info and bring them back for more.
The biggest key to profiting from your lists is to do the
old soft sell. Do not bombard your list with a torrent of
sales pitches or a flood of advertising. This will lead to
massive defections in the ranks in the form of unsubscribers
and all the hard work you put into building your list in the
first place will be for nothing.
Send a lot of useful information at a reasonable rate for
the first two weeks. A good rate of delivery would be every
two to three days. This information should be in the form of
articles and reviews of pertinent products.
Only after delivering this useful information should you
start to send sales pitches to your list. As a general rule
of thumb you should only send a sales letter every third
mailing. This way you build trust with your readers, as
they are not expecting a sales pitch every time out.
Treat your list members well. Give them free reports
once a month or every other week as an enticement to
stay on your list. This will give them a good reason to
open your emails when they see them in their inbox
because they never know when you may send them
another useful piece of information.
By giving them these free reports many will also feel
obligated to make a purchase when you do recommend
a product or service.
By building lists in every niche you are marketing to you
will soon see profitable returns that go way beyond the
effort needed to keep your lists active.
I have another little list building gift for you.
It's a report by Jimmy D Brown on how to triple your
optin rates!
Click here to have the PDF file open in your browser
http://www.lisamcope.com/pdf/triple-optins.pdf
Right click if you want to save the report to your hard drive.
I hope you like it!
Please let me know if you have any questions or need any
help by visiting the help desk at http://www.lisamcope.com
Have a great weekend,
Lisa
PS. Wes Blaylock is having a nickel sale on his brand new
product.... The Subscriber Simple Secret! Inside he shares
a simple step-by-step system that shows you how to build a
big opt-in lists on auto-pilot. I think you will like it!
http://tinyurl.com/2x5fe9
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