500$ per week?

Your calculations could be right, but they also could be wrong.

There are too many variables to determine how much you will make from you list. There's not really a point in determing the average you'll make, because it ranges from $0 - $1000's. It's your job to test things out and see what works and then increase your conversions by making changes accordingly.

It's certainly not easy to answer this one. I think you must be talking about a different "ClickBank", on a different planet, probably - your figures bear absolutely no resemblance at all to anything I recognise at all.

Why would you have a click-through rate of 6%?! Was this a typo, or something??

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Let me put it this way . . .

It's impossible to say! It's your list.

If these numbers are typical responses for "your" list then I agree. If your're talking about my list I would say these numbers are a bit low. Someone else's list will be completely different.

Other questions:
Do you have a tested and developed funnel?
Or, are you talking a one off product?
What niche are you in?

Geeze, I can't do this. It's way to open ended.

Let me just end by saying, I know people with lists that won't buy anything
any time.

I think that's high. Obviously it depends, but you could double the ctr and send 2 emails a week so that cuts it to 7500 subscribers. I think it would be hard to sell many clickbank products to the same list though.

There's nothing wrong with your Maths. First, though, you need a list of 30,000 subscribers.

Its seems great results at the moment, always test and test to achieve more good results, and use pop up which will help you increase optins and Headlines are also important to get people's attention for more optins .
Good luck man

Its seems great results at the moment, always test and test to achieve more good results, and use pop up which will help you increase optins and Headlines are also important to get people's attention for more optins .
Good luck man

Yes, a Fortune 500 company and a Warrior Forum member are exactly the same thing.

Interesting calculation. But how can you have "REAL" 30000 subcribers?

Alexa actually makes a very good point.

With list of 30k subscribers the autoresponder fee going to be around $150+ .

You profit basically will be $350 or about $1400 monthly, this is not business, because you can make more working for minimum wage.

Your open rates are going to be highly dependent on your contact with your audience (subscribers). For example businesses that host life events with their audience will likely have higher open rates and higher sales %.

It is just common sense.

Then there is difference in how you engage your audience. The results will vary drastically between giving free PDF report and offering free online e-course that features video of you talking to subscribers and interacting with them for 3 first month of their subscription.

Again, just a common sense.

I think 35% is fairly achievable, anything bellow 20% and it becomes break even/losing and makes no sense investing time in a long term.

you are a genius, I think a Mathematician, who is earning $540 per week

My 1st email gets 44% open and about 40% of those click so it definitely is possible to do much better than industry stats, but I think it's hard to do that consistently while pushing the cap generally found on clickbank.

I can only confirm that bigger list doesn`t mean better list (:, I have 60-70% open rate on one of my lists where I have only 200 subscribers at the moment. The list is growing slowly ,couple of subscribers/day but I do it the proper way many experienced Warriors telling here about in a lot of the threads, you must provide top quality valuable freebies first to count on high open rate. Don`t promise the people everything but give them the truth, then fulfil their expectations - this is the recipe for successful email campaign. Don`t focus too much on the size of your list, but on the quality of your list and this what you give your subscribers.

30,000 subscribers? Only 500? I've made $1000's online with a list of 300 people, I think it's more about quality than quantity.

It depends on so many factors, but I can tell you one thing for free.

If I had a list of 30,000 subscribers I'd be making a lot more than $500 a week.

Not to be harsh, but this is a bit of a silly question.

We've all sat at our dining tables with a calculator, working out the bazzilions we could be making "if" this, and "if" that. And yeah, it's fun. but it's a waste of time.

Forget about the "ifs", and MAKE the numbers work for you.

It's all well and good that Alexa is a veteran, who clearly knows what she's doing. And the quality of her list, will beat many others to the ground. However, just treat her as evidence that higher conversions are attainable.

Fair enough, you had your 6% in your mind. Does that mean that you need to raise your goal to 12% or more? Not necessarily.

It just means that when you hit that 6%, KNOW that you're not at the pinnacle, and push yourself to go further.

KNOW that the $500 could be 1000... or 2000, or more.

KNOW that there are other traffic sources, and lead generating mechanisms.

KNOW that you can always do better.

So yeah, you "could" earn $500 per week with 30,000 subs.

You "could" earn $10

You "could" earn $10,000.

But who cares about what "could" happen. Work on your business, and you'll know.

Also,keep in mind that if you have 30,000 subscribers, you could just filter it down to your 10K most responsive and then build back up to 30,000 and obviously the list would be overall more responsive and you'd get better numbers.

I would like 30k list... It would cost about 30k in solo adds jsut to build that!

I think your numbers are way too off.
I know a lot of people in email marketing .
Most of them make 1$ per subscriber .
Worst case you would make 60 cents per subscriber.
So according to the size of your list , you should be making about 16 to 17000$ a month if you are doing things right