Comments for Helping Entrepreneurs Build Lists that Make Money I ListAdvice.com

Comment on Building a List When You Have Financial Problems by Direct Email Marketing

Direct Email Marketing — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 09:35:28 +0000

Nice tips.
I also suggest to use adswap.
It’s a pretty good method to use in the case when you can’t increase your list quickly.

Comment on Do you really know what GDI is all about? by dorin

dorin — Sat, 07 Aug 2010 19:26:39 +0000

Let’s say you’ll get 10 people in your downline. With the 10% commission, you’ll be even. How many of these 10 people will have 10 referrals? And when they see they can’t get referrals, they will quit, leaving you to have a loss. In my opinion it’s a proof of lack of brain to promote other people business. Pay $10 PER YEAR for a domain name, make a website and promote YOUR OWN BUSINESS, what ever your business may be.

Comment on Email Subject Lines Exposed: How the Pros Get Sky-High Open Rates by Topica

Topica — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 23:27:07 +0000

A couple more tips for subject lines that will actually get yours message opened.

http://blog.topica.com/2010/07/09/the-good-the-bad-the-ugly-email-subject-lines/

Comment on List Building Interview with Yaro Starak at Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Jeff Sargent

Jeff Sargent — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 12:53:08 +0000

Hey Codrut,

I like the format of this interview. Short and to the point instead of an hour long audio interview.

I like the point Starak makes about how many links he puts in his emails to get a higher click through rate. I usually only have one or two and don’t really bother with a P.S. I’ll have to try adding more and adding a P.S. at the end.

Later,
Jeff Sargent

Comment on Who’s On Your List Today? by List Builder

List Builder — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 16:53:43 +0000

These are three great tips for list building.

Most people think list building is simply collecting leads and then blast emails to them every day pitching them on their product.

The truth of the matter though is that isn’t the whole part of it. You must build trust, and relationships. There are a number of ways to do this, and then when you have that trust your list will become 10x easier to sell to, and they will love you.

Comment on List Building Interview with Yaro Starak at Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Codrut Turcanu I List Advice

Codrut Turcanu I List Advice — Fri, 21 May 2010 05:42:53 +0000

you mention that in the future it will grow faster? why wait? you can boost your conversion [and list subscribers] by tweaking your landing page copy? before you get more traffic, focus on getting the maximum from your existent traffic and efforts.

Comment on List Building Interview with Yaro Starak at Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Gary David

Gary David — Wed, 19 May 2010 15:02:27 +0000

Great interview. I’m also working out on building my list, so far I’m getting 2-5 subscribers a day, it’s not that many yet, but in the future it will grow faster. I definitely learned a lot from this interview, and I hope to hear more about list building and how we can profit from our list.

Comment on Who’s On Your List Today? by Gary David

Gary David — Wed, 19 May 2010 14:57:29 +0000

I agree with the information mentioned here. We should build our own brand, we should be unique, and most importantly, we should get their trust. People loves to buy from who they trust. For example, there are a lot of products ranging from $7-$27 about “how to build your list”, the only way to be outstanding among the sellers is to be unique. Remember, our subscribers is not only listed in our subscribers list, most likely they are also subscribed to other marketers as well.

Comment on AWeber VS GetResponse [Which One Is Better and Why] by Larry Rivera

Larry Rivera — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 14:54:58 +0000

Great article!, I actually have both autoresponder systems. I used Getresponse for the lead packages and I use aweber because I feel its a better AR all around.

Also I use feedburner connected to my blogs, aweber sends the blog post no hassles.. Getresponse is always telling me my feeds aren’t validated..

Thanks For Sharing,
Larry

Comment on 5 List Response Tips to Get Higher Click Throughs by Codrut Turcanu I List Advice

Codrut Turcanu I List Advice — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 12:17:35 +0000

yes, I’d outsource if the money is right, but ONLY to someone who knows the topic personally. I wouldn’t outsource to great writers even if they can write fast and at low cost, if they’re not knowing at least the basics of your niche topic and I’m talking about more than just the usual lingo

I think you should outsource someone who’s in the field and actually does exactly what you want them to write — know what I’m saying?

If you’re using the content to brand yourself and become the trusted authority, you can’t let anybody write your content, can you?