I have been doing Internet Marketing full-time for several years. Starting with SEO consulting and building from there, I now provide Internet Marketing consulting services and my own web site generate 10,000,000 page view per month.
While I have a lot of experience with SEO, PPC, conversion optimization, blogging, and more -- I have never put the effort into creating and building an email subscription list. Until now. I recently bought an eBook on the subject of email listing building and I was very impressed with the techniques revealed in the book. I am on a mission to start implementing those techniques in order to start building my own list. The mailing list is called "Internet Money", and it will cover a broad range of topics that can help you make money on the Internet. I have learned a lot in recent years, and now it is time for me to share some of that knowledge with you.
The eBook is called List Blueprint, and I was so impressed by it that I bought the rights so I can give away a copy of it to those who subscribe to Internet Money. All you have to do is subscribe and confirm your email address, and as my gift to you, you will be able to download List Blueprint absolutely free.
Click here to get your Free List Building eBook.
Or, if you prefer to pay for the eBook, you can purchase List Blueprint by clicking here.
Comments (6)
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Posted by أحمد | December 12, 2007 2:27 PM
Posted on December 12, 2007 14:27
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Posted by nbv | December 22, 2007 6:51 AM
Posted on December 22, 2007 06:51
List building is an important part of building a business, but to make use of that list requires on-going work.
Too often list owners descend into a frenzy of pitching every product that comes out, just to earn a few dollars.
Instead of giving valuable content they pound the subscriber with one pitch after another.
The best way to treat your list is like something of great value - which it is. Offering great content for free is likely to keep your subscribers on the list for much longer. It will keep them happier too.
Ultimately, a happy list is a responsive list.
It's all too easy to sacrifice a long-term relationship with your subscribers for a quick profit - and it's also very short-sighted to do that.
Posted by Wealth Creation Online | July 19, 2008 6:19 AM
Posted on July 19, 2008 06:19
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