The Lazy Way To Build An Optlist
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The Easy Way to Build an Opt-In List
Summary:
Running a small or home-based business? You already know the Internet is crucial for success. But time is your most limited resource. Fortunately, building an opt-in list doesn’t have to be time-consuming. Here’s a less-known strategy to grow a list of prospective buyers, foster trust, and showcase your expertise?"all without the need to create a new newsletter every week.Article:
If you’re managing a home-based or small business, you understand the Internet's pivotal role in your success. Yet, time is a precious commodity. Few business owners can dedicate countless hours each week to promoting, writing, and managing email publications for building an opt-in list. Thankfully, it’s not necessary.
The Solution: Autoresponders
A simple solution is to use an autoresponder to deliver a pre-written newsletter. But where do these newsletters come from? Consider hiring a freelance writer to create them for as little as $10 to $20 per issue. While this might not get you a custom-written newsletter, many freelancers can add valuable content to your site, focusing the newsletter on you and your expertise.
Batch Writing for Efficiency
Another efficient strategy is to have a freelancer draft 5 to 10 newsletters at once. Autoresponders can then send them at scheduled intervals. Even if you prefer to write them yourself, crafting several newsletters in one sitting is often quicker than writing one each week.
Utilize RSS Feeds and Blogs
Modern tools like RSS feeds and blogs make it easy to notify subscribers when a new newsletter is available. Users can click through to your blog to read current and past issues. Most blogs allow you to schedule posts, and an RSS feed can distribute your content online without creating multiple static pages. This also allows others to share your newsletter on their websites.
Strategic Linking
Each newsletter should include links back to various pages on your website?"never just the homepage. Think of the newsletter as a pre-sell tool. It should guide readers to a landing page that addresses their needs while directing them subtly to the purchase page.
The Advantages of Blogging
Using a blog platform simplifies newsletter distribution, sparing you the hassle of formatting email lists or dealing with spam filters. Plus, blog platforms typically include a reply feature, which is great for gathering testimonials naturally, without sounding self-congratulatory or contrived.
Maximize Free Content
An often-overlooked tip is using all your promotional articles in your newsletters first, before posting them on content-sharing sites. This approach serves dual purposes?"engaging your subscribers and extending your content’s reach.
Tailor to Your Business Needs
Ultimately, forget the so-called golden rules the mailing list services promote. Focus on what makes the most sense for your business, and let the experts debate the best practices of opt-in list management.
By leveraging these strategies, you can build and manage an opt-in list with minimal effort and maximum impact.
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