How To Improve Your Email Marketing
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Are you into Affiliate Marketing or Internet Marketing like me?
Then i guess you have your own list of subscribers too.
Chances are you might market to your list the wrong way and leave some serious money on the table.
Read on to find out what not do to and how to improve your Email Marketing.
I don’t know how big your list might be, and i don’t want to join some silly Internet Marketers in their nonsense game of ” i’ve got the biggest” … lol.
Because basically when it comes to Email-Marketing, “size” doesn’t matter.
It’s not how many people are on your list that counts.
It’s how many of the people on your list will buy the products or services you offer or recommend.
If you do your Email Marketing right, there will be lots of “buyers” on your list.
If you do it wrong, perhaps you won’t make any sales at all.
That’s what Josh Spaulding was experiencing in the past, until he changed his Email Marketing Strategy.
What was Josh doing wrong?
First of all, he was promoting nearly everything under the sun to his list, instead of just helping his subscribers with good free information.
Because of this he made another mistake, and wasn’t adressing his subscribers needs properly.
Like for instance by promoting advanced Internet Marketing Tools to complete Newbies.
Which turned out to be no good idea at all.
What he is doing nowadays, is just the opposite.
He managed to gain the trust of his subscribers, thus turning them into loyal followers of his advice (read: buyers).
You can read more about his recent strategy of “give, give, sell” at his blog post called:
“How to Run a NON-Scummy, Profitable Email Marketing Campaign“.
Tags: Affiliate Marketing, Business Building Basics, Conversion, Email Marketing, Internet Marketing, Internet Marketing, Listbuilding, Marketing Strategy, Sales, Size doesn't matter
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Sounds like a great strategy! Giving more is always a good way to build trust.
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There’s a lot of talk about “moving the free line” a.k.a. “if I give away such good quality stuff for free when I can sell it, how much more the market would anticipate when I will be actually selling something?”
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