Who's list do you most enjoy being on?

If you are referring to the IM niche, then I would say Justin Brooke is the best person's list I have ever been on. He provides tons of training material at ZERO cost. Frank Kern is wonderful as well, followed by Chad Kimball, Nora Kelly, Jeff Walker and Mike Bridges.

Do you stick around on the IM lists that blast nothing but promotions? It's good to keep track of guru JVs, but it can get pretty annoying.

I have to say I like being on Chris Farrell's list the best. Hee sends real useful stuff in his emails. Something you can truly sink your teeth into.

Further more he only sends you mail when he has something substantial to say. Not just dumping a bunch of meaningless mail into your inbox everyday with stuff that you don't even understand most of the time so you have more stuff to delete.

Steve Weber always sends good information.

I like being on Mark Dickenson's list. He sends out useful info and resources most of the time.

I like Rob "The Genie" Toth, and just came across a guy named Mark Lyford who has some cool things to say

I like Kim Roach

John Reese & Lee Mcintyre are about the only ones I ever open.

You know that John only ever promotes quality stuff and Lee gives away a lot of cool videos.

Tony

FRANK KERN is the best ever.

Robert Puddy... I hear he's a cool guy hahaha

Steve Clayton/Tim Godfrey | James Jones | Chad Kimball

These are the ones where I think I defenitely have to open these or I miss out on some great information.

I like optin in to my own emails ONLI MESSING! for me Frank Kern of corse also Craig Garber and Jeff Johnson send out some useful stuff

Howie Shwartz does send alot of email
but he concentrates on mainly 1 thing
and that is everything Google and SEO.
his free almost daily Pdf's are priceless.

I love awebers list because I get such a variety of content from many different marketers although my inbox does get a bit full with it all. :p

In all seriousness for a general marketing education you can't really beat Paul Myers.

However in my opinion kudos must also go to...

Tony Shepherd.
Steven Clayton.
Frank Kern.

and lately...

Sean Donahoe

I open EVERY email from these guys because I learn some valuable lessons about general marketing and/or email marketing lesson in each and every one.

Garry.

Hitesh Juneja...His emails are almost always content-based, giving tips or suggestions to help in some way. He usually has a video explanation or demonstration to go with it as well which is nice.

1. Frank Kern
2. Andy Jenkins
3. Michel Fortin

- Ravi Jayagopal

i like the Copy n Profit emails, they are relaxed, not always the most informative but still a different style to the other 99% of marketers. I have today unsubscribed to every email list I am on. Ive consciously/ subconsciously decided that I know enough right now to make a success my next online venture and dont need anymore sidetracking offers and new systems to think about.

Oh and good to be on the forum, I havent introduced myself as yet. Will do sometime

For me it has to be Frank Kern and Paul Myers. Paul Myers speaks sense and I get the feeling that he actually cares about the people on his list.

Frank because he is funny and a genius. I keep his emails in a file to pinch ideas from too. Sorry Frank. )

Best wishes,

Ruth

I've just started unsubscribing to most of mine because they're just constantly trying to sell me 'the next big thing'

However, Frank Kern is one I won't unsubscribe from.

Hmm, I am subscribed to so many lists.
I am always cramped for time, so i don't open very many of them these days (and I never unsubscribe.)
The 2 that I consistently open emails from are:

1. Michael Senoff
2. Brad Gosse

Why?

1. Michael Senoff usually has a subject that stands out or is something I really want to know more about, and he almost always has a link to an audio clip.
He usually includes a portion of the audio transcribed and written into the email, so i can glance over it to see if i actually want to listen to it.


2. I open every email I receive from Brad Gosse. His emails are usually short and to the point, and he often includes a link to a short video clip, and he sends little useful attachments (like a handy checklist) that I can just print out and tac on the wall or put in a binder.
I find these little 'gifts' very useful!

I really like these better than the typical 'free ebook download' that everyone elese sends, simply because I have no idea when i can find the extra time to sit down and read yet another big ebook that I have no idea if the information contained in it is 'worth' all the time i have to devote to reading it (i've got hundreds of these!!)



I like audio and video, because it's less demanding than reading ( I do sooo much reading already!) and i can listen while multitasking.

I think there are a lot of people out there like me that are stuck in the 'I never have enough time' cycle.

If you can get through to this group of people, you are doing something right.
Usually people in this position are BUYERS and will buy from you if you have established yourself as helpful to them, and mindful of their time constraints! (IE don't drone on and on all the time)

Frank Kern, Kim Roach, Stephen Pierce

Howie Schwartz is also pretty good, always creating new products and they 'seem' from the outside, like real quality products. I think im going to look for my next Guru to subscribe to, instead of being persuaded into opting in

I really enjoy JF Straw's and Skip Rosell's list. They always have good content.

Peace.

I'm on waaaay too many lists for my own good. My No.1 is definitely Frank Kern. I never delete any of his emails. I still got all of em since the time i signed up on his list back during his Mass control launch in 2008.

Howie Schwartz sends me alotta useful content so i like bein on his as well as Jeff Johnson & Michel Fortin. Everyone else just tend to send alotta promotions for new products...which I don't actually mind but it is kinda annoyin...at times.

I love getting mails through from Jamie Garside, always good value there. But my favourite is Traffic Travis! I always read them

Frank Kern & Stephen Pierce

They both have the right balance in my opinion with promotions, content and frequency of contact.

Zen Redneck
(The only one that I allow to interrupt me... since 1/1/2003)

Whoa! Awesome list of lists there. I've never heard of some of those people, so I'll check it out. I like learning not only from the content they send, but the way they send it and the style their emails are in.

Paul Myers
Howie Schwartz
Lee McIntyre
Justin Brooke
Sean Donahoe
Fabian Tan
Bryan Zimmerman
Terry Kyle
Frank Salinas