Dear List Builder,
lease
don't think for even just a single moment that I'm going to insult
your intelligence by saying "The money is in the list".
Because, quite frankly, that phrase has been bandied about by so
many so called experts it's become a bad joke.
In fact, every time I see that hackneyed
phrase being trotted out as the panacea to folks who are
new to internet marketing, I often feel like screaming!
You've probably seen the same advice
being thrown out like confetti on the popular internet marketing
forums..
Why is it that when people ask sensible
list building questions, that they are answered with generalisations
such as "You should build a list"?
You see, I know people with massive lists,
numbering in the hundreds of thousands of subscribers who are struggling
to even make a living from their lists.
And yet, I also know people with relatively
tiny lists, often with less than 2,000 subscribers, who are incredibly
successful.
The money is NOT in the list!
The money is in the quality
of your list and the quality of the relationship
that you build with your subscribers.
The problem is that very few people really
know how to go about building a list properly.
There are a number of critically important
steps to building a profitable list. The most important step in
building a profitable list is revealed in Volume One of my List
Building Master Class. You can get Chapter One completely free of
charge simply by entering your name and email address below..
| Hi
John,
I
learned more in ten minutes than I had in the last year,
and that includes spending more money than I want to
admit with an Internet Marketing Agency.
We've
always thought there's stuff about Internet Marketing
which would move us to the next level, but we couldn't
find out what it was. We've also been reluctant to get
involved with any of the "witch doctors" claiming
to know the secrets. The last lot only knew how to spend
our money on Adwords and didn't care about our ROI.
For
us, the List Building Masterclass took the lid off the
pot and turned the "mumbo-jumbo" into a strategy
we could understand, with straight forward information
and advice.
Steve
Reeves
Founder and CEO
Front Office Box
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