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If you want to get more email subscribers quickly, you should follow a few list building strategies.

Having a list gives you more influence over your subscribers' behavior and allows you to drive page views, sales, reviews, or anything else you'd like.

More and more people and companies recognize the power of email and are gathering email addresses of their customers more aggressively.

Following questions are very important to gather email addresses in right way.

How to:

• determine what your audience values
• ask for email addresses in the right way
• use tools to quickly gather email addresses from visitors
• determine the optimal places to ask for email addresses

Create something that your visitors crave, and they'll practically be forced to give you their emails. Create something that only some of your visitors want, or only want a little bit, and you'll be left almost empty-handed.

If you have a blog that gets consistent traffic, this will be extremely easy.

If you want to see what your audience is most interested in, simply look at the number of times they've viewed each article. Additionally, you can look at the number of comments and social shares generated by the articles.

If you have a new site or one with few posts and low traffic levels, you can't use above method. What you can do, however, is look at your competitors. See what your competitors are offering.

The biggest mistake marketers make when creating lead magnets is that they make offers that are too vague.

You must create a useful offer that solves one specific problem in your reader's life.

Your lead magnet can be in any format. It doesn't matter. All that matters is that it:

• is about something your reader cares about,
• delivers massive value (high quality), and
• accomplishes (at least) one specific thing in your subscriber's life.

To make things crystal clear, let's look at some examples.

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Designing a high-converting opt-in form

In general, you have to consider three essentials factors: your offer, your headline, and your call to action (CTA).

Factor #1: A valuable offer

You need something that your readers will care about enough to give their email addresses for.

Factor #2: A clear headline

This is simple but important. Clearly state the title of your lead magnet, possibly preceded by "Download", "Get a copy of", or a similar phrase.

Factor #3: A first person CTA

First, you need a CTA. Once your visitor inputs their email address into the text form, tell them what to do to get their freebie.

To boost your conversion rate, write your CTA in the first person.

Try to write your button CTA in terms of the benefit your offer will provide. For example:

• "Yes, I want more traffic"
• "Show me how to get more subscribers"
• "Give me your secrets"

Use the most effective email collecting tools

If you want to use a static opt-in form, you'll need to have a developer design it, or you can modify templates provided by your email marketing provider (Aweber, MailChimp, etc.).

But the most effective email collecting tools by far, as we've seen, are pop-ups. To implement them on your site, you will need to use a specific tool designed for this purpose.

Option 1: OptinMonster

Created by Syed Balkhi and Thomas Griffin, OptinMonster is an affordable mid-range pop-up tool option.

Option 2: LeadPages

It's one of the most comprehensive email collection tools out there.

Cost: Minimum $25/month for basic features.

Option 1: Hello Bar

Hello Bar offers a lot of features to capture more emails.

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