Once Ive Built A list.....

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I am planning to build a list of a few 1,000 but after that how would i manage it, and market to them....

I am focusing on building a list on weight loss, once I have enough people to market to, then how do I market to them exactly, can I outsource the email stuff?? until I learn how to do it myself....

thanks in advance
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  • What platform are you planning to use? Aweber?

    Why is your list only a few 1000 people?
  • Here's a route you can take:

    Buy a PLR pack regarding weight loss. Edit the pack a bit and sprinkle some solutions oriented affiliate products throughout. Put it in an auto-responder that will go out to your list on a schedule. Sit back. Collect money.

    A bit oversimplified. But it works.


  • Hi AffiliatePro,

    You need to have a way to automatically content them, like using an AutoResponder service. That way you can send broadcast emails to your entire list or set up follow up email sequence that they will get and regularly scheduled intervals.

    With the follow up sequence, there is really no need to outsource it. Once you set it up once, it's good to go

    Sid
  • thanks for all the advice, but what would i send them, I am able to build a list, I am looking to build a list of 5,000 but I what do I send them, before I market to them???

    Because I heard I cant just sell to them, I need to give them value aswell, how do i do this???

    thanks
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    • 1. Get a service like aweber
      2. Get your site up on the web (blog or what ever)
      3 Provide valuable information and articles on your site
      4. Create a "free report" worth 47 dollars or what ever
      5. Load the free report up to a hidden area on your hosting
      6. Go into aweber and create the sign up form
      7. Put the sign up form on your site - and a call to action to get them to sign up to your list, IE: "Sign up today for your free weight loss this week Report. Exclusive report you won't find anywhere else on the web - a 47 dollar value

      8. Customer confirms their subscription, and the first automated response that goes out has a link taking them to download their free report
      9. Follow up messages are added with additional free advice to help them with their problem
      10. At the appropriate time, you email them to tell them of a great book you found and why they should add this to their weight loss arsenal/journey
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  • Forget about a product. Send your list members good information for free. Let them get to know you before selling them anything. Then, when you do recommend something, make sure that it is something that you truly believe will help them. Gain their trust and they will buy what you recommend. Rush into it by just shoving ads down their throat and they will abandon you faster than my prom date slipped out of her prom dress.
  • cheers johan youve been a grrreat help
  • Actually all of this should be in place at the point of your very first subscriber. Whether your list is one person or the thousands you speak of your funnel should be in place and ready to go. You must treat you first subscriber as your 100,001th subscriber.

    In you case, what you could do is get your hands on a series of PLR articles that you can arrange into a double opt in autoresponder series forming an informative e-mail course.

    As mentioned before, sprinkle it with affiliate links and have a solid follow up series.

    Once they have received all of this, blast them every once in a while from then on.

    I actually separated my funnel from my newsletter so that new subscribers could be worked up slowly before getting blasted.
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    Once Ive Built A list.....

    I am planning to build a list of a few 1,000 but after that how would i manage it, and market to them.... I am focusing on building a list on weight loss, once I have enough people to market to, then how do I market to them exactly, can I outsource the email stuff?? until I learn how to do it myself....