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seem like now people don't really input their email

by Devilfish168
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noticed....recently

unlike last time people will not think twice will input their email..or sign up , or get free stuffs..

now it seem they will think twice or never put in their email..if yes..will be " not their main email " which everyday they will check and read....

what do fellow IM think and feel?
#email #input #people
  • Profile picture of the author cgyc88
    Oh...no...this not good news for people like me who just about to start to build a list. Are you noticing this trend from your own experience and in which niche?
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    • Profile picture of the author Devilfish168
      Originally Posted by cgyc88 View Post

      Oh...no...this not good news for people like me who just about to start to build a list. Are you noticing this trend from your own experience and in which niche?
      is recently I just notice but ..perhaps I post in social medias ...

      I do get few new lists..well some days don't

      personally for me....I think like a buyer point of view...

      even is free or trail ...etc ..the seller will ask for your email input in order to get it...

      well I should be think should i or not....if Yes just simple I curious ..( this is what most of use want to make buyer feel curious ) than I put my email...as I say ...now multi emails can be easily created...they can just input a 2nd email which not their personal email...and get that free stuff...

      so my point here is ....follow up emails to them will be ??? since that email is their 2nd email which they hardly use or read....


      because I also collecting list...I noticed .....a lot are using "fake email "
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  • Profile picture of the author ZephyrIon
    With aWeber you've got a tool that you can use so people can just click to optin with their real facebook email and full name + any drop down or custom fields. Made my optin rate go from below 5% to above 40%
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    • Profile picture of the author blitzbc
      The best way that I have found to get people to use their real email addresses is to send them to a thank you page after they opt in instead of sending them directly to the freebie you are offering. Let them know that you will be sending the link to the freebie to their email address. This also gives you a place to monetize these people by adding an offer to a paid product on your thank you page.
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    • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
      Originally Posted by ZephyrIon View Post

      With aWeber you've got a tool that you can use so people can just click to optin with their real facebook email and full name + any drop down or custom fields. Made my optin rate go from below 5% to above 40%
      This.

      And just to add...

      Think about something with me. If I package a method, for instance, that can earn you $10K a month, and you're 100% confident that it works, which email will you use:

      1. Your everyday email?
      2. The email you rarely even check?

      (1), right?

      You have to:

      A. Offer subscribers an amazing product.
      B. Ensure they believe you.

      Where you get your traffic from really doesn't matter. I move high volumes of traffic. If a platform exists that can send me traffic, I want that traffic. Some sources are better than others, of course, but you really shouldn't over-think that aspect. I've made great money from the most surprising traffic sources.

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  • Profile picture of the author NutraCash
    make them confirm their email before going forward.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sitestomp
    Some people have spam/backup email addresses for forms like that, especially if your lead gen page looks spammy. It's to be expected. Don't worry too much about it though, as many people will still enter a good contact address if your product really appeals to them. List building still works, so don't panic.
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    • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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      Originally Posted by Sitestomp View Post

      Some people have spam/backup email addresses for forms like that, especially if your lead gen page looks spammy. It's to be expected.
      This, too.

      It's a credibility issue. (Just like so many other aspects of email marketing.)

      This is a problem for people with spammy-looking/scammy-looking/suspicious-looking squeeze pages.

      (It's much less of a problem, by the way, for people who use other types of opt-in pages rather than squeeze pages.)

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  • Profile picture of the author vishwa
    Yes! I have also noticed the same. Most of people doesn't want to subscribe to email list. But it will not happens always. There are some of the potential buyers out their who are willing to get new stuffs daily.
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  • Profile picture of the author IvoryPearl
    I don't give my name and other info anymore but I still will put my email address if I am interested in learning more about what they are promoting. If they insist on more than just my email address, I click out. So I am suggesting not to make it mandatory for them to put their name and other info b4 getting your freebie or info. Just ask for the email address so they can still feel that they are pretty anonymous.
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    • Profile picture of the author wiifm
      Originally Posted by IvoryPearl View Post

      I don't give my name and other info anymore but I still will put my email address if I am interested in learning more about what they are promoting. If they insist on more than just my email address, I click out. So I am suggesting not to make it mandatory for them to put their name and other info b4 getting your freebie or info. Just ask for the email address so they can still feel that they are pretty anonymous.
      That sounds silly to me, since you can put any name you want to and it's not tracable anyway.
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      • Profile picture of the author discrat
        Originally Posted by wiifm View Post

        That sounds silly to me, since you can put any name you want to and it's not tracable anyway.
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        No time no see. Did not realize you came here.

        Always saw you at FC Forums.

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  • Profile picture of the author Altered State
    If they don't even trust you and your page to give away his real email, how are they going to trust your offers and go ahead and buy what you tell them to?

    I (and many people) do that myself: If I don't trust the website/author I use an email for that specific purposes, I never check it and it's full of unopened spam. I just want the access/PDF/whatever
    If I trust him, I give an email that I check once in a while. Put I will probably not buy anything from him aswell, or listen to what he periodically has to say.

    If I really trust him, and I'm interested I what he could have to tell me, I give the email I check everyday.

    I think the goal should be to aim at that last situation.
    You can force it, of course, but I will probably not lead to any sell.
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  • Profile picture of the author stealthtargeting
    I have found the same problem. Now, most of the people are using more than two emails IDs. One is for their friends and family and another one for their usual purpose. Normally people are using alternative email Id to sing up on any offer or program.
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  • Profile picture of the author markeeter
    I guess people just take harder to get convinced now. As a buyer, I won't just share my email address with anyone just because they're giving me a book for free. I want you to convince me that the thing I am getting is something useful, and I need it.

    That's my perspective from the shoes of a buyer
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  • Profile picture of the author Matthew Trujillo
    Is your gift valuable enough for people to want to enter their real email?

    Do you give them the freebie right away or do you email it to them?

    Something to think about...
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