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A List Building Question – Where to Focus on Getting Traffic?
[Question] I would like to know where I should focus most of my technical efforts for list building. For example, should I go to Ezine Articles, guest bloggging, forum and groups, Facebook, a personal page, a business niche page, LinkedIn, Google+, affiliate programs – one of those? Maybe I should build out my member site…
Read MoreEmail Tools I Use in My Six-Figure Business
Last week I shared some of the tools I use to run and optimize my six-figure business. Today I’m going finish that list out with what I use to mail my lists – and my thoughts on “all-in-one” marketing software. Click Here to Read Part 1 Email Tracking For email tracking the software that I…
Read MoreWhat I Use to Run a 6-Figure Internet Marketing Business
Maybe I could spit out the 5 names of software that I use in 2 minutes, but would it really change your life? Because these software programs may not be right for you. You may already be using something that works. You go try out whatever it is that I use and you say “I…
Read MoreGetting More People to View Your Sales Page
I want us to now imagine that we could get some people to view the sales page twice. If someone views it twice, they have twice the opportunity to purchase. Now, instead of having 100 views to our sales page, we can have 150 views to our sales page. If we have 150 views to…
Read MoreTake Email Optimization to the Next Level
I want to take this one level further. I want you to imagine that you’re doing this. You’re getting 100 subscribers. Let’s say that you do get to 16 sales per 100 subscribers. These are $100 sales each, and you’re generating $1600 for every 100 subscribers within the 20 days. Would that allow you to…
Read MoreHow to Market a Product That Can Help a Massive Audience
The question I’m answering here: basically my client’s got a product that will benefit everybody, but obviously if you market to everybody you win nobody. That’s pretty much across the board with marketing. I’m going to recommend a book for you to read. Specifically, what I’m getting ready to tell you is just straight out…
Read MoreBuilding an Expectation of Worth
There are two additional elements that you need to have in your campaign. The first element is creating an expectation of worth. There are a few different ways that you can do this without selling your prospect. For example, let’s say that you want to create an expectation of a worth of $200 per hour.…
Read MoreA Guaranteed Tactic to Beat Your Competition
One of the things that really drives me in my business is knowing that I’m held accountable for everything that I do. I value the relationship I have with my subscribers and clients. So I want everything I do to be the best. If I teach on something, I want it to be the very…
Read MoreHow to Find Out What Challenges People Have
Promising to solve your prospect’s problems is a powerful way to hook them, build trust, and share your class or product with them. But first, you have to know what they’re struggling with so you can create a solution (or position your solution) that meets their needs. I’ll tell you what I’ve done over the…
Read MoreHow to Use a Payment Plan to Upsell More Products
Not everybody is going to purchase your high-ticket upsell, at least not at first. How can you increase the number of people who take that higher-ticket offer? Let’s say that we use our automated campaign to market to these individuals for 3 days in a row, the $997 course, and we have a percentage of…
Read MoreHow to Set Up a Proven, Automated Email Sequence
Many beginning information marketers come to me with this question: “How do you know which order to place the emails in your autoresponder sequence in? And how do you know when to tell those emails to go out? Why do you send certain content pieces at certain times?” Here’s my answer: What I do is…
Read MoreCreating a Funnel That Grows With Your Business
We’re going to cover how to create a complete information marketing funnel – and how to do it quickly. The biggest trap people fall into with an information business is not having products. That’s what will hurt you the most. It’s easy to rely on affiliate marketing. Then your business becomes centered around other people,…
Read MoreQuick Tip: When and Why You Should Share Personal Info in Your Campaign
When should you share in your emails? Here’s what I think: my faith is important to me, and what I’ve discovered just in the course of teaching people what I know, because this is so important to me, it tends to come out from time to time. I make reference to it. I just made…
Read MoreQuick Tip: Examples of Using Emotional Triggers in Niche Emails
There are several different types of emails you can use in your campaigns, and one is the question email. The question will be related to your niche. We’ve talked about this a couple of times, but I want you to understand how powerful this is. Let’s just say that you’re in the psychology niche and…
Read MoreQuick Tip: Creating Emotional Connection in Your Email Campaign
There are a few different things that go into writing an interactive email campaign. An interactive email campaign is one in which when you’re communicating with your subscribers; you’re mimicking and offline relationship through the process of interacting with your subscribers. Creating Emotional Connection A good emotional campaign takes your emails from being one sided,…
Read MoreQuick Tip: Building High Trust Leading Up to a Launch
If you look at the very beginning, because this is where our focus is, the first 14 to 21 days, this is where the bulk of our sales is come in initially. Our very first engagement campaign is likely going to be the first engagement campaign that goes before our launch series. The first engagement…
Read MoreOutline of a Simple, Successful Launch Email
What about launch e-mails? Here’s what I do, I have a special launch e-mail that I use, and I’m going to tell you what that e-mail looks like. It works really, really well for me. I believe I learned this, I believe Jason Parker taught me to do this, a LONG time ago. And, I…
Read MoreHow to Use Engagement Emails to Build Social Proof, Trust, and Sales
Now that I have taught you the psychology of how to do these emails, let’s discuss how we can run these in a sequence. Let’s brainstorm some patterns. Let’s say that we start our sequence out with a statement and a question, the next email could be another question, then a follow-up question, followed by…
Read MoreAn Example Email Campaign You Can Use
When someone joins your list, they get all of our emails. They get our download email, a credibility content email, then a PDF download email that shows people how strong we are in our niche. Then on the fourth day we could send out a homework assignment, then a deep question, then a follow-up question.…
Read MoreUse This Powerful Email in Your Autoresponder Campaign
Engagement emails are powerful pieces to add to your email campaign because they get your subscribers to interact with you, and that builds trust and creates a bond. One of the engagement emails that I absolutely love is the homework email. A homework email will take this to the next level. Because not only does…
Read MoreQuick Tip: How to Create Your Lead Magnets Fast
While it’s important to create lead magnets that people can’t live without and in a form that will be easy for them to obtain the promised benefit as quickly as possible, it’s equally important that you learn how to create them efficiently. This is especially true if you’re a solopreneur. You may have honed the…
Read MoreThe Best Time to Sell to a New Subscriber
I’m going to teach using an email campaign specifically to nurture leads and build relationships so that your selling system is more powerful and productive. Let’s get right into this. There are two components, but before I get into these two components, let’s talk a little bit about an email campaign. Remember, we’re talking about…
Read MoreQuick Tip: Make Your Lead Magnet Easy to Use
After free content in the wider Web, lead magnets are the next step to getting people onto your list. It’s a milestone when you can get prospects interested enough in you to visit your site. It means that you’ve struck a chord with them, and now they want to learn more about you. Of course,…
Read MoreWhat You MUST Do if You Want Subscribers to Buy From You
Before we get into some of the elements that belong to an email, we need to understand psychologically how and why this works. How do people gain trust in you online? People will begin to trust you online the same way that they’ll begin to trust you off-line. The same elements that go into building…
Read MoreQuick Tip: How to Deliver Free Products the Right Way (So Your Subscribers Trust You Completely)
Although everyone does it, free products are still essential to getting people to join your list. They simply won’t do it now solely on the basis that what they might receive from you will be valuable. You have to give it to them to prove that it is, otherwise they have no reason to believe…
Read MoreThe Pitfalls of Using Someone Else’s Email Script In Your Campaigns (and what to do instead)
Now I’m going to give you some ideas on how to build trust and develop a relationship with an email campaign over a 14 to 21 day period of time. This email campaign is designed to build a relationship and sell your coaching campaign or another product over the first 14 days of your funnel.…
Read MoreQuick Tip: Get Your Subscribers to Share Your Squeeze Pages
Lead magnets are an indispensable part of your business. They are something that Web surfers have come to expect: their email address for your lead magnet – your free product. The purpose, of course, is to persuade people to part with their email addresses. It’s a process commonly referred to as list building. But there’s…
Read MoreHow to Keep Your Subscriber Interested Until She’s Ready to Buy
What I have noticed over time is that if someone does not make the first purchase right away they generally don’t make a purchase for a while. What I’m about to share is interesting, but I have never tracked the stats on this to prove this conclusively across the board. What I’m getting ready to…
Read MoreQuick Tip: How to Give Your Lead Magnet a Name That Makes People Want to Opt In
As every Internet marketer will tell you, it’s essential that you have a free product to give away to subscribers. It’s important because they expect you to do it, and also because it gives them an opportunity to see if the value that you’ve put into it is sufficient to make them want any more…
Read MoreHow to Create a Lead Magnet Your Potential Subscribers Can’t Wait to Get
Free products are essential to any IM business. For one thing, people expect to get them. There is so much free information on the Web that if you don’t offer something beyond what they can discover with a cursory search, then your visitors will simply go elsewhere. But there is another reason why you must…
Read MoreMore Must-Have Triggers for Your Email Campaigns
There are 7 triggers that build strong relationships and help you create trust in all relationships – including with your email subscribers. These are too crucial to leave out, and today we’re going to cover the final 5 triggers. We covered the first of the 7 triggers for powerful email campaigns in 7 Powerful Triggers…
Read MoreCase Study: High Quality Content Campaigns
Baby Steps Let’s say that you’re in the pregnancy niche and you help people in their first month of pregnancy. If someone does not go with you this time, when would they come back to you for a first month pregnancy coaching? The next time they get pregnant. Even if they like you, if they…
Read More7 Powerful Triggers You Must Include in Your Email Copy
Do not miss reading 7 Triggers to Yes by Russell Granger. Let’s go over the seven triggers, because when you read the seven triggers you’re going to say to yourself, “of course.” After you say this, I want you to ask yourself if you’re using these elements in your email or copy. Most of the…
Read MoreHow I Manage Non-Responders in Email
First, let me say this, what I do is highly unusual, most internet marketers would probably disagree with me, and that’s okay. But I am not one to build a big list just for the sake of building a big list. I ONLY want people on my list who WANT to be there, in fact,…
Read MoreEasy Way to Write an Email Campaign From Scratch
When teaching new clients how to write an email campaign, my preferred method is to have them NOT sit down and write a full email campaign until they have written at least 30 standalone emails. Instead, each day when you wake up, take a look at your inbox, and what folks are asking you from…
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