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Other Added - 3 Tips To Building A Responsive List
So you want to become an internet marketer. You have been studying all the information that you can get your hands on and now you have a terrible condition known only as Information Overload. There are so many well known internet marketing gurus out there telling you that their way is the only way to have a successful internet business. So how do you know who is right?I am going to share with you the 5
Now, this is important, so listen up here...
If you want to teach your list to RESPOND, you have to give them something to respond to over and over.
Read that last sentence again.
Give your list something to buy (either your products or affiliate products). Give them something to do (fill out surveys, tell you what they want, tell you where to stuff your latest product).
Then, do it over and over. Train your list to RESPOND.
Last Thoughts
Building lists is great. But, if you build a dead list, yo
Often in online forum dialogues, someone comes along and starts attacking others and then starts siding with some folks to build up a Machiavellian Base to continue their attacks on the remainder who have either lost interest due to accusation or have reciprocated in debate.If you are a strong willed person with strength of character you can easily knock the Radical Detractor Posting Terrorist off his
Day after day after day. Week after week.
I finally gave in and purchased his product recently (it's in a field WAY outside marketing).
Why did I stay on his list for so long? And why did I finally pony up the cashola for his product?
It's because he had taught me to respond. Just like he taught everyone on his list to respond.
How did he do it? Lucky for you, I'm a sharing guy.
Here are three things he did to build a responsive list...
1. He Built Rapport With His Readers
2. He Created Excitement And Anticipation
3. He Expanded His Line Of Products
Let's look briefly at each one
1. He Built Rapport With His Readers
The guy told stories. He made it personal. Over the two years, I got to know him through his emails. And here's the clincher...
I look forward to getting his emails! Even though I get hundreds a day, I read his first.
That's powerful. If you can get your readers to look forward to getting your stuff, you can tap into that monee tree like a faucet.
So, build rapport with your readers by making your stuff personal.
2. He Created Excitement And Anticipation
It never failed. He told me all the time...
"Hey, watch out for what I've got planned next Wednesday."
or...
"During the last week of this month, I'm gonna do something really special for you. Watch your e-mail."
He got his list excited about things he had planned. I caught myself always wishing the day would hurry up and get here so he'd uncover his surprise for me.
My buddy Jeff Walker does this brilliantly. If you're not on his list at...
http://www.sixinseven.com
... you should be. Read the e-mails you get from Jeff. You'll know EXACTLY what I'm talking about here.
When you build YOUR lists, try to excite and ignite them by making 'em look foward to your stuff.
3. He Expanded His Line Of Products
One thing that always made me envious about this guy is how fast he created products for his list. The dude was like a machine!
It seemed like he was coming out with something every couple of weeks for us to buy.
Now, this is important, so listen up here...
If you want to teach your list to RESPOND, you have to give them something to respond to over and over.
Read that last sentence again.
Give your list something to buy (either your products or affiliate products). Give them something to do (fill out surveys, tell you what they want, tell you where to stuff your latest product).
Then, do it over and over. Train your list to RESPOND.
Last Thoughts
Building lists is great. But, if you build a dead list, you
What do the following things have in common: brushing your teeth, regular exercise, eating a balanced diet, paying your bills on time, cleaning your gutters, spending quality time with your spouse and kids…?They’re all forms of regular “self-care” that, if you neglect them for a period of time or take the wrong approach, there will be costly negative consequences.The same goes for marketing.g guy.
Here are three things he did to build a responsive list...
1. He Built Rapport With His Readers
2. He Created Excitement And Anticipation
3. He Expanded His Line Of Products
Let's look briefly at each one
1. He Built Rapport With His Readers
The guy told stories. He made it personal. Over the two years, I got to know him through his emails. And here's the clincher...
I look forward to getting his emails! Even though I get hundreds a day, I read his first.
That's powerful. If you can get your readers to look forward to getting your stuff, you can tap into that monee tree like a faucet.
So, build rapport with your readers by making your stuff personal.
2. He Created Excitement And Anticipation
It never failed. He told me all the time...
"Hey, watch out for what I've got planned next Wednesday."
or...
"During the last week of this month, I'm gonna do something really special for you. Watch your e-mail."
He got his list excited about things he had planned. I caught myself always wishing the day would hurry up and get here so he'd uncover his surprise for me.
My buddy Jeff Walker does this brilliantly. If you're not on his list at...
http://www.sixinseven.com
... you should be. Read the e-mails you get from Jeff. You'll know EXACTLY what I'm talking about here.
When you build YOUR lists, try to excite and ignite them by making 'em look foward to your stuff.
3. He Expanded His Line Of Products
One thing that always made me envious about this guy is how fast he created products for his list. The dude was like a machine!
It seemed like he was coming out with something every couple of weeks for us to buy.
Now, this is important, so listen up here...
If you want to teach your list to RESPOND, you have to give them something to respond to over and over.
Read that last sentence again.
Give your list something to buy (either your products or affiliate products). Give them something to do (fill out surveys, tell you what they want, tell you where to stuff your latest product).
Then, do it over and over. Train your list to RESPOND.
Last Thoughts
Building lists is great. But, if you build a dead list, yo
Why a Cash Flow Statement?Many business owners believe their financial statements will give them all the information they need. Financial statements are an historical tool that shows you where your business has been. A Cash Flow is the fancy name for a working budget that tells you how much cash your business actually has. Working in sync with your balance sheet your cash flow should be an easy-to-read
So, build rapport with your readers by making your stuff personal.
2. He Created Excitement And Anticipation
It never failed. He told me all the time...
"Hey, watch out for what I've got planned next Wednesday."
or...
"During the last week of this month, I'm gonna do something really special for you. Watch your e-mail."
He got his list excited about things he had planned. I caught myself always wishing the day would hurry up and get here so he'd uncover his surprise for me.
My buddy Jeff Walker does this brilliantly. If you're not on his list at...
http://www.sixinseven.com
... you should be. Read the e-mails you get from Jeff. You'll know EXACTLY what I'm talking about here.
When you build YOUR lists, try to excite and ignite them by making 'em look foward to your stuff.
3. He Expanded His Line Of Products
One thing that always made me envious about this guy is how fast he created products for his list. The dude was like a machine!
It seemed like he was coming out with something every couple of weeks for us to buy.
Now, this is important, so listen up here...
If you want to teach your list to RESPOND, you have to give them something to respond to over and over.
Read that last sentence again.
Give your list something to buy (either your products or affiliate products). Give them something to do (fill out surveys, tell you what they want, tell you where to stuff your latest product).
Then, do it over and over. Train your list to RESPOND.
Last Thoughts
Building lists is great. But, if you build a dead list, yo
The Code of Conduct ---- It seems almost ludicrous that this is a topic that many of us should consider in privately held distributorships.When I suggest there may be a need for a “Code of Conduct” I am not talking about a need based on employee behavior, I am talking about the need based on family behavior. The family business is a cornerstone of the US economy. It’s the American way, free enterprise
My buddy Jeff Walker does this brilliantly. If you're not on his list at...
http://www.sixinseven.com
... you should be. Read the e-mails you get from Jeff. You'll know EXACTLY what I'm talking about here.
When you build YOUR lists, try to excite and ignite them by making 'em look foward to your stuff.
3. He Expanded His Line Of Products
One thing that always made me envious about this guy is how fast he created products for his list. The dude was like a machine!
It seemed like he was coming out with something every couple of weeks for us to buy.
Now, this is important, so listen up here...
If you want to teach your list to RESPOND, you have to give them something to respond to over and over.
Read that last sentence again.
Give your list something to buy (either your products or affiliate products). Give them something to do (fill out surveys, tell you what they want, tell you where to stuff your latest product).
Then, do it over and over. Train your list to RESPOND.
Last Thoughts
Building lists is great. But, if you build a dead list, yo
Last month I talked about keeping your quality improvement changes in place— using a manual that you develop of SOP’s, standard operating procedures. By the way, if you missed that issue, you can find it on my website, and several earlier ones too.This month I want to address starting a quality improvement project. That is, how do you decide what project to work on? What issue or process is c
Now, this is important, so listen up here...
If you want to teach your list to RESPOND, you have to give them something to respond to over and over.
Read that last sentence again.
Give your list something to buy (either your products or affiliate products). Give them something to do (fill out surveys, tell you what they want, tell you where to stuff your latest product).
Then, do it over and over. Train your list to RESPOND.
Last Thoughts
Building lists is great. But, if you build a dead list, you're just wasting your time.
You have to build RESPONSIVE lists. You want people to WANT to buy your stuff. You want them to look forward to buying your stuff.
I have a friend who makes more moolah with his list of under 1,000 than other knuckleheads make with lists of 100,000.
I'm serious.
A responsive list can support your entire business.
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