Sweet Businesses » Mailing list http://www.sweetbusinesses.com Never Trust A Guru Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:57:16 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 How To Snatch Subscribers And Build Your Listhttp://www.sweetbusinesses.com/2010/05/06/how-to-snatch-subscribers-and-build-your-list.html http://www.sweetbusinesses.com/2010/05/06/how-to-snatch-subscribers-and-build-your-list.html#comments Fri, 07 May 2010 03:29:50 +0000 Teasastips http://www.sweetbusinesses.com/?p=1148 Google Buzz


Converting Every Web Page into Subscriber Snatching Devices

If you own one-page sales letter business models or content-based websites, you should turn every webpage possible into subscriber snatching devices for you. The good news is that not only is this method extra effective, it is just as extra effortless when it comes to applying the concept.  You can also use your Facebook Fan Page the same way as I have done here:

Since visitors can come and leave without remembering your website in the future (which is very likely to happen), you can still follow up with your visitors easily by seeking their permission to opt into your mailing list through your web pages – on autopilot!
Convert All Your Visitors To Subscribers

Convert All Your Visitors To Subscribers

You can create a pop up window to appear after your visitor attempts to close the window or leaves your website, asking for your visitor’s name and email address so that you can follow up with him or her in the near future via subscribing to your mailing list for free.
This way, you can convert a big portion of your visitors into subscribers, giving you a chance to follow up with them on other offers you may have in the future.
Alternatively, you can insert an opt-in form within the spaces of your web pages. This method is effective, especially if you are afraid of Internet users who have pop up killers installed in their web browsers, set to block any pop up windows.
In conclusion, turning every webpage you own into subscriber snatching devices with little effort can be responsible for huge subscriber-pulling results.

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Refrain from Buying Bulk Mails

I am sure that you have definitely come across advertisements that read: “1,000,000 email addresses for $29.99”. And these bulk mail companies can even offer you these names in a CD at your doorstep.
Sure, having 1,000,000 subscribers is the best thing that could ever happen to any Internet Marketer and often sounds too good to be true. But very often, it always sound too good to be true.
What many beginning marketers do not really know is that these bulk companies harvest the email addresses using robots and other wares on the Internet. That is how the 1,000,000 email addresses come about, whatever the amount is.

Now, the really awful part is that if you purchase the so-called 1,000,000 names even at a low price, not only is it a waste of money, you are risking being accused of spamming. It is no longer a surprise how you often receive spam mails on Viagra, OEM Software and things you do not even need in your inbox.

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That is so possible, because of the 1,000,000 names, no one knows you or even ask to be subscribed to your mailing list.
On top of that, not all 1,000,000 email addresses are really in use because a portion of them can either be own by the same owners (one owner can own more than 1 email accounts) or are obsolete.
When you read such ads again, tell yourself that it is a waste of money.

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Using Free Reports to Build Your List—CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO GET TWITTER TRAFFIC MAGIC AND START BUILDING YOUR RELATIONSHIPS!

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Aside from pre-selling your products and affiliated offers, the other purpose of your free viral report should be to build your mailing list.
This is because if you are unable to pre-sell, let alone sell, the products and services featured in your free report, the last ditch effort should be to collect leads. In short, if you cannot convert the reader into a ready buyer, you should then attempt to convert him or her into your subscriber.
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In that manner, you can still follow up with your reader on future offers and have a chance at converting him or her into your customer, preferably lifetime.
You can do so by offering a lifetime update to your report or a unique notification list your reader will be interested in subscribing to, which leads to having him or her subscribed to your mailing list.
One of the few success factors in viral marketing of your free report is quality. If your readers find your information worth sharing, and you encourage them to do so by giving them the right to give your report away for free, you will be able to have your name, status and links within the report passed around without any effort on your part – simply because others are willing to do so for you!
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I was sickened when I read this article.  See, that’s why my motto is “Never Trust A Guru.”  Self professed internet marketing guru The Rich Jerk, you’ve heard of him, probably seen his ads on guru, you might even be on his mailing list.  If you’ve shelled out the $10,000 for his ‘coaching and mentoring’ program, then you are one of the fools he refers to in his public ‘confession.’

NEVER TRUST A GURU THE RICH JERK

Let me give you some background, and I hope this article reads right because in my mind I am on fire!  I hate it when people take advantage of other people for their own material gain.  Call me naïve, call me whatever, but I am real, know this to be true!  I don’t want you to shell out money for products I know don’t work.  Maybe that’s why I only promote online games.  I will NEVER have my name tied up with some scam artist.  These people prey on those who don’t know any better, who are looking to make a quick buck.  People who act impulsively and choose to let their credit cards do their thinking.

But as George Hull (not P.T. Barnum) once said, “there’s a sucker born every minute,” yes apparently so.  The Rich Jerk (as he calls himself, Google this name and you will see who he is), still makes $1 million a month instead of the $3 million a month he was making (thanks to the FTC.)  He is making this money from the wallets of unsuspecting people like you.  If not you, then maybe your relatives, friends or neighbors, whomever.

Don’t let anymore self proclaimed gurus take advantage of you.  People I implore you to do your research, read about a company before you join one!  Don’t be a sheep, don’t be a follower.  And please don’t believe the hype when you read, “only 12 left,” or “private launch.”  Those words are the biggest sack of lies ever invented; designed to get you to part with your hard earned money as quickly as possible.

You can read the rest of Rich Jerk’s confession by going here:  “Just Thoughts (and why most marketers probably won’t promote my stuff anymore.)”

I warn you it is not pretty.

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