Bluebird List Building from Ryan Deiss
Ryan Deiss has released a product to train you how to move followers away from Twitter and on to your own email list.
While Perry Belcher is on the webinar, their approaches do differ and Ryan is going against traditional social media marketing wisdom but there are some excellent tips for those who want to make money from Twitter.
Bluebird List Building is based around three steps:
1. Building your follower list
2. Tweeting pre-tested content
3. Blending in disguised content in your tweets to send your followers to opt-in forms.
The basic principle is that while it is nice to have a lot of followers on Twitter, many people come and go and Twitter accounts fall out of favour. Plus of course, if you follow a lot of people, there is no way that you can keep up-to-date with what they are doing so inevitably, important tweets are missed, even by those active on Twitter.
Having followers on your email list gives you a double chance to get them to take action and whilst open rates for emails may be low, at least you are not limited to 140 characters in your message.
There is more on my blog at Bluebird List Building
I got it as a member of Ryan's Total Access Club but that combined with the Twitter method have certainly made me reflect very hard on how I use Twitter.
While Perry Belcher is on the webinar, their approaches do differ and Ryan is going against traditional social media marketing wisdom but there are some excellent tips for those who want to make money from Twitter.
Bluebird List Building is based around three steps:
1. Building your follower list
2. Tweeting pre-tested content
3. Blending in disguised content in your tweets to send your followers to opt-in forms.
The basic principle is that while it is nice to have a lot of followers on Twitter, many people come and go and Twitter accounts fall out of favour. Plus of course, if you follow a lot of people, there is no way that you can keep up-to-date with what they are doing so inevitably, important tweets are missed, even by those active on Twitter.
Having followers on your email list gives you a double chance to get them to take action and whilst open rates for emails may be low, at least you are not limited to 140 characters in your message.
There is more on my blog at Bluebird List Building
I got it as a member of Ryan's Total Access Club but that combined with the Twitter method have certainly made me reflect very hard on how I use Twitter.