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Time management

by Sebastijan BBK Belko
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Hi,

I am one of the new guys here - after going through the basic stuff, I found myself in the situation, most of you probably are facing. Building a list is of course a must - anyone is doing it.

But after a whlle (after buying a few wso' s you end up with ten people promoting the same product to you? So, you read all the mails (or unsubscribe - keep just a few gurus? offering you the best cookies (bonuses)

thanks for the tip - while you, know, just going through the mail everyday is a big task...
#management #time
  • Profile picture of the author Green Moon
    If you are getting a lot of "me-too" emails that seem to always be offering the same product that someone else is offering, I would definitely unsubscribe from all the suplicate sites (and hope that they actually remove your name from their list).
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    • Profile picture of the author Komsat
      If you feel like they're giving you value stick around and start swiping their stuff, and re-purpose it. If you feel like they're spammy and don't care at all about you then unsubscribe! That's just my theory, no use in sticking around even for bonuses if they're not connecting with you, learn from the good ones, not (Guru's) because some of them treat their list terribly as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    Dont subscribe to too many "gurus" lists. You WILL get conflicting information on what works and what doesn't... leaving you with information overload and a jacked up marketing strategy.
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  • Profile picture of the author jsonjylee
    Hi Sebastian I think you should just stick to one wso that you think will work for you. Trying to handle a few wso at one go especially when you're new will really burn you out and before you know it you will be jumping from one wso to another. This would seem like you've done a lot of work but actually you're just spreading yourself too thin.

    I would suggest you pick one wso, stick to it, learn one marketing strategy make it work and move on from there.
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