Showing posts with label List Building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label List Building. Show all posts
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
I Made a Sale
I've just made my first sale of a product promoted through my WeeklyPLRArticles list building site. The product sold was Content Rewriter Pro software which is designed to help make rewriting articles much easier. Now, I haven't received payment yet - should be received via PayPal in about 30 days or so - and the total number of subscribers on the list is now 79.
Monday, 4 August 2008
WeeklyPLRArticles
I've now passed over 50 subscribers with my WeeklyPLRArticles site. Admittedly, it's taken over 8 months to get to this stage, so not that impressive as yet. Still, it's the largest list I've managed to build.
Link Referral has been quite successful at generating signups to this.
Link Referral has been quite successful at generating signups to this.
Wednesday, 16 April 2008
Your Lucky List
Your Lucky List is a referral based list building system, although the members of your list can't be exported to anywhere else. You get the chance to send one email a week to all members of your downline. I haven't promoted this at all as yet, so the only people I've been able to send emails too are those in my Random Matrix, which is generated every week. Usually only 1 or 2 members, so very little success in promoting products through this so far.
Saturday, 22 March 2008
List Building
I've read it in many places on the internet that "The money is in the list" and that you should build up your list of opt-in email addresses. WeeklyPLRArticles is a site I'm currently using to build my list. In exchange for opting in to my list, subscribers get 5 private label rights articles free every week. The articles are of a fairly decent quality, although should be rewritten before use.
I've only got eleven subscribers so far - more promotion is needed - so too early to tell how successful this experiment will be. I'm using GetResponse to handle the mailing list management.
I've only got eleven subscribers so far - more promotion is needed - so too early to tell how successful this experiment will be. I'm using GetResponse to handle the mailing list management.
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