Archive for the ‘Email Marketing’ Category

Content for your subscribers for just $3 a month?

By Samantha On February 15, 2010 No Comments

I lose count of how much money I spend on content for my subscribers lists. Though I don’t mind spending it if there was a cheaper alternative available I would take it in a flash.

However whenever I do look for alternatives the price tag is always way too high or the content is a load of rubbish. Therefore I end up returning to the drawing board looking for something else.


How to double your subscribers rate in a week

By Samantha On January 6, 2010 3 Comments

You have all probably heard the expression that says ‘The money is in the list’ and wondered if that really is the case. I realise that when you are just starting out you just want to make some money and all of the stuff about building a list only serves to confuse matters.

Well, let me assure you that the money really is in the list and if you put together a list of methods to build your list quickly you will soon start to see the money coming in.


Make sure your readers know it’s a one time offer

By Samantha On December 9, 2009 No Comments

In today’s internet marketing era your website just isn’t the same without a quality one time offer straight after your squeeze page. I personally have them on all of my newsletter subscribe pages and make sure my OTO (one time offer) converts at the best possible rates. You discover over the years that the more experimenting you do with it the more you discover the ideal formula for your OTO. Then when you find what works for you this is what you stick to.


Aweber Officially Has The XFactor

By Samantha On November 24, 2009 No Comments

Yesterday I decided the time had come to change my Blog theme and spent the entire day changing the settings then getting it looking perfect for me. I am not the most technical of people so I was quite proud of myself over how little I had to outsource to my IT guy. The one thing I find the most annoying though is getting all the Aweber sign ups looking great on their limited options.

What I would normally do is because I don’t understand html that well I would create the subscriber form in Frontpage and then copy and paste the html into Aweber. Which can take a while for me to get it looking just the way I wanted it to.