List of 3648, now what do I do!? LOL

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garamiller

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13 years ago

Garamiller...

I totally agree. Do you think I would be better off creating my own product for this niche then?

How often do you guys promote to your list? once month? twice?

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by garamiller

Yes that's what I really really recommend. Because you handle everything in this spot.
But if you are kinda lazy person like me then you need to just stick with promoting other's products. It's your choice.
Let me tell it straight, I only have 832 people's list in one of my niche. I promote a product to them only once in 2 months and guess what more then 80% people buy that product. Making email list is not hard but making fully targeted and desperate list is hard. And it is even harder to built that much trust to get 80% conversions.

Cool, thanks for that. Just what I was looking for. :-)

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danielsteven

13 years ago

are you emailing them regularly with information pertaining to your niche? you don't want them to become unresponsive, you want to make sure that them seeing you in their inbox on a daily basis is as common as them breathing....haha....I have an extremely responsive list mainly because I follow the 80/20 rule....give them valuable content 80 percent of the time and promote products (that you have bought and recommend) the other 20 percent of the time

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mbmehmet 13 years ago

Hey Danielsteven

Thats the thing, I haven't emailed them at all. I assume they still responsive as I set my report, which is split, to feed to there email for a 3 month period. As mentioned I started this 3 months ago, so now is the time I start interacting with them etc.

Boy, what a pickle....
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K_tir

13 years ago

Find a product related to your niche. Write a review for it and mail it out to your list. Simple and effective.

Start with Clickbank, they have a wide selection of products.

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13 years ago

What's the niche for? Adsense or Amazon?

If adsense you can make a review of the product. This means buying it, making sure you think its helpful, then presenting it to your list.

Another method is to carry on delivering lessons, guides and tips to your list. In sections of your email add a small sentence detailing that you know of this course that can help them blabla. Possibly could add that at the end. If your info is really that good, and it makes them want more - There is no reason why they shouldn't click your links.

If Amazon, you either have to be on the lookout for better deals, coupons, vouchers, new products in the same niche and so forth.

You should hammer them most on important holidays when they are already in a 'buying mood'.

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13 years ago

Hey jason, my niche is not adsense or Amazon. Sorry, must be misunderstanding. Adsense and amazon are what I make a passive income with, now I am turning my efforts into list building for a niche in the weight loss market.

Great pointers in there though, thanks buddy.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by mbmehmet

Hey jason, my niche is not adsense or Amazon. Sorry, must be misunderstanding. Adsense and amazon are what I make a passive income with, now I am turning my efforts into list building for a niche in the weight loss market.

Great pointers in there though, thanks buddy.

Ah, ok

In which case my pointers still apply to your situation

Saying that, you should still be adding opt-in forms on your Amazon and adsense sites. The more the better

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13 years ago

Interesting.....optin forms for my adsense and amazon sites...really? Never came across such a thing, might have to learn more about that. Thankyou very much. And as you mentioned yep, your points certainly do still apply

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by mbmehmet

Interesting.....optin forms for my adsense and amazon sites...really? Never came across such a thing, might have to learn more about that. Thankyou very much. And as you mentioned yep, your points certainly do still apply

Chris Guthrie does it for his Amazon sites and then waits for important holidays to promote to his list heavily.

For example, nearing holidays Amazon start releasing great deals. At this point it doesn't matter if the consumer buys the product you promote or not. They will usually end up buying anything during this period - Just get them on to Amazon

The rest will work itself out.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Jason Perez O'Connor

Chris Guthrie does it for his Amazon sites and then waits for important holidays to promote to his list heavily.

For example, nearing holidays Amazon start releasing great deals. At this point it doesn't matter if the consumer buys the product you promote or not. They will usually end up buying anything during this period - Just get them on to Amazon

The rest will work itself out.

mmmm. So what could I do to get visitors to leave there name an email for such sites? I get the mechanics of it, just, how would I encourage them to leave there soul ;-) Being product based I imagine you have to approach it completely diff?

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by mbmehmet

mmmm. So what could I do to get visitors to leave there name an email for such sites? I get the mechanics of it, just, how would I encourage them to leave there soul ;-) Being product based I imagine you have to approach it completely diff?

Usually you can suck them in with coupons, discounts and so forth.. and unless you contact the merchants for some codes they are usually hard to get. This type of incentive is usually great for getting people opted in.

The other way of doing it, is to simply state that if they opt in they will receive updates on new products, lowered prices, coupons and discounts in the future etc.

Maybe even a guide that relates to the product in some way. Some people just promote a Free Buyers Guide eBook for opting in.

This usually helps, but it depends on the niche. Those are 3 things you can do when creating your opt-in.

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by Jason Perez O'Connor

Usually you can suck them in with coupons, discounts and so forth.. and unless you contact the merchants for some codes they are usually hard to get. This type of incentive is usually great for getting people opted in.

The other way of doing it, is to simply state that if they opt in they will receive updates on new products, lowered prices, coupons and discounts in the future etc.

Maybe even a guide that relates to the product in some way. Some people just promote a Free Buyers Guide eBook for opting in.

This usually helps, but it depends on the niche. Those are 3 things you can do when creating your opt-in.

Wow. Just when I had thought I had mastered adsense and amazon I come across your post that can help me further leverage my existing business. Will certainly be putting this into practice. Many thanks.

Are there any example sites out there that I can take a peep at that work like this?

Now I have 2 problems to deal with, my list, and creating list with my current sites lol

Jason, Jason tut tut

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13 years ago

If you can find some of Chris Guthries Amazon sites you may be able to see an example. People are usually very secretive of their sites. Rightly so though

I've read examples, and seen results. Something I'm trying to achieve with Amazon. Just have an opt-in form above the fold. Choose one of 3 methods or create your own incentive for getting them to opt-in.

One thing I forgot to mention, if they opted in they might not have been looking to buy the product just yet, and it may be good to either hit them up with a response about the product straight away, or in a few days time asking them how it went etc, and if they didn't get it then they can get it from 'This Link'. Even better if you happen to find it cheaper or discounted somewhere and you send it to them.

Might also be good to add some opt-in forms at the end of your reviews. So you have different lists per product. Would be embarrassing to E-mail someone back asking them if they liked a certain product when they visited a different page on your site. Having it above the fold in the sidebar you wouldn't be able to control what product page they came from.

So it may be good to send general questions for those opt ins.

In the end, you'll have a list with repeat buyers - People who you know use Amazon, and would probably be likely to use it again.

Sorry for creating more work for you

I'm looking out for your cash!

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13 years ago

Lol. It's much appreciated Jason, once again, many thanks. I going to go and try find some example sites.

Originally Posted by Jason Perez O'Connor

If you can find some of Chris Guthries Amazon sites you may be able to see an example. People are usually very secretive of their sites. Rightly so though

I've read examples, and seen results. Something I'm trying to achieve with Amazon. Just have an opt-in form above the fold. Choose one of 3 methods or create your own incentive for getting them to opt-in.

One thing I forgot to mention, if they opted in they might not have been looking to buy the product just yet, and it may be good to either hit them up with a response about the product straight away, or in a few days time asking them how it went etc, and if they didn't get it then they can get it from 'This Link'. Even better if you happen to find it cheaper or discounted somewhere and you send it to them.

Might also be good to add some opt-in forms at the end of your reviews. So you have different lists per product. Would be embarrassing to E-mail someone back asking them if they liked a certain product when they visited a different page on your site. Having it above the fold in the sidebar you wouldn't be able to control what product page they came from.

So it may be good to send general questions for those opt ins.

In the end, you'll have a list with repeat buyers - People who you know use Amazon, and would probably be likely to use it again.

Sorry for creating more work for you

I'm looking out for your cash!

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13 years ago

Originally Posted by mbmehmet

Lol. It's much appreciated Jason, once again, many thanks. I going to go and try find some example sites.

Btw a quick search delivered this:

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The NBA is coming to the London 02 Arena and to celebrate we have teamed up with Flip to offer you £10 off the Flip Ultra HD Pocket Camcorder with a unique Voucher Code 'NBAFLIO2'.

Don't know if you promote the flip. But imagine if you had a list in that niche. Even if its just eletronics in general

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Mike McAleer

13 years ago

-give them value to get them to trust you
-promote once or twice a week softly, you don't want people to unsubscribe(you will have to test this)
-seperate the people who have bought from you before and those who haven't and target your offers

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13 years ago

Perfect! Thanks mohamed :-)

Originally Posted by mohamed.hammad

I like to make it the following sequence "VVVP"

What I mean is (Value --> Value --> Value --> Pitch)

Always put in the auto-responder series 3 Content packed COOL emails then add a pitch email in the fourth sequence

Or you may try soft selling along with the pitch email no#4

What you do is

Send 3 COOL quality emails to your subscribers and at the end say "for example you are in dating and relationship niche"

"If you liked this email about how to approach a woman, then you can go and check our video course teaching you how to date and be in a relationship with a TOTAL 10, go at http://www.YourSite.com"

What I want you to do is to make your emails so friendly and looks like this:

Hey Firstname,

I made a short cool video on my Blog teaching my latest
secrets to approach a total 10 without any anxiety and
eliminating any fears of rejection!

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it is a a short 15 mins video where I give you
some of my hidden secrets about approaching
hot women

Talk to you later,
Your Name

See How it is?

You sound like a friend to them, and when you say it is a blog post then it is more friendly and they are less resistant as they know a blog is not used for pitching

so in the end of your video or even PDF (but make sure to put it on the blog not in the email, make your emails short and friendly not for pitching) say what I said above --> "If you liked this email about how to approach a woman, then you can go and check our video course teaching you how to date and be in a relationship with a TOTAL 10, go at http://www.YourSite.com"

Then at the fourth email send them to your blog where you say they can TRY your product for a $4.95 and if they liked it, the rest will be billed from their credit cards after 7 days

Got it?

Be friendly and COOL with them

Provide them with value first, then offer your paid stuff with no pressure

the result will be more conversions, more happy customers, more repeated customers thanks to your list only

Let me know if you need any help

Kind regards
Mo

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vheissu28

13 years ago

Give them a boatload of AWESOME content. Then, give them some more content.

I mean, these are people that signed up to YOUR list . . .to hear from YOU!

Then, when they love the crap out of you.

Provide them with links to some valuable content that will help them solve some of their problems.

Love your list, man . . .then they will definitely love you back . . .but harder . . .and with their wallets and credit cards and stuff . . .I'll shut up now

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13 years ago

Lol. Basically treat them like my second wife, right? ( I only have one by the way) Thanks for the tips.

Originally Posted by vheissu28

Give them a boatload of AWESOME content. Then, give them some more content.

I mean, these are people that signed up to YOUR list . . .to hear from YOU!

Then, when they love the crap out of you.

Provide them with links to some valuable content that will help them solve some of their problems.

Love your list, man . . .then they will definitely love you back . . .but harder . . .and with their wallets and credit cards and stuff . . .I'll shut up now

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vheissu28 13 years ago

Originally Posted by mbmehmet

Lol. Basically treat them like my second wife, right? ( I only have one by the way) Thanks for the tips.

haha, EXACTLY!

Treat them like your second wife, well said.
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13 years ago

Thanks for all the responses guys. What would I have done without ya all :-)

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