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I love people who unsubscribe & so should you

by Luke McCormack
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Hi fellow warriors

People here often get a bead on about their unsubscribe rates. Unless an email causes a massive unsubscribe rate on my list then I actually won't investigate further.

Why? Because it's a bit like natural selection. People will either Like what you are saying in your emails and metophorically want to jump in bed with you and your products. On the flip side they won't. Hey ho, Better them off my list for both parties in the long term as we will never do business.

Best regards

Luke
#love #people #unsubscribe
  • Profile picture of the author TheArticlePros
    Originally Posted by Luke McCormack View Post

    People here often get a bead on about their unsubscribe rates.
    This must mean something different in the UK than it does here in the US. Over here, to "get a bead on something" means that you're putting it in the sites or crosshairs of your gun so that you can shoot it.

    Can you explain your post a little more?

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  • Profile picture of the author Resale Rights Ninja
    Subscribers come and go. Its just the way it is. Doesn't bother me at all.
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  • Profile picture of the author Blimeyoreilly
    Originally Posted by Luke McCormack View Post

    Hi fellow warriors

    People here often get a bead on about their unsubscribe rates. Unless an email causes a massive unsubscribe rate on my list then I actually won't investigate further.

    Why? Because it's a bit like natural selection. People will either Like what you are saying in your emails and metophorically want to jump in bed with you and your products. On the flip side they won't. Hey ho, Better them off my list for both parties in the long term as we will never do business.

    Best regards

    Luke
    Yep! I read your logic loud & clear.
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  • Profile picture of the author Luke McCormack
    Jarycu - bead = get a sweat on or get worked up about

    Cheers

    Luke
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    • Profile picture of the author Campaignmarket
      Yeah thats how it is. You probably do it your self - unsubscribe if you're not satisfied with the content you're being mailed!
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      • Profile picture of the author GoodnightSweetRatRace
        Yup, I agree.

        I happily erase my unsubscribers, feels like I'm cleaning up my list.
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  • Profile picture of the author b.super13
    Yeah, it doesn't bother me that much either. If all they want is free stuff anyway then might as well not be on my list.

    That's why I try to identify the buyers even by selling them something for $1 just to get them off the freebie list and onto the buyers list.
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  • Profile picture of the author CK Pittman
    It's a fact of life... People come and people go. You just have to understand that it's part of the business... Why? The door always swings both ways! It opens and it closes! LOL! CK
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  • Profile picture of the author TMercT
    Yup, those are not good for your business anyways.

    You get 80% revenue from 20% of your costumers.
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