 Building a Comprehensive Opt-In ListPublished Date: 2008-02-13 09:48:13 WorkOnInternet.com
2. Set up a promotion or freebie. Offer your visitor something worthwhile in exchange for their email address, name and other limited personal information. Use Limited Time Only offers as an immediate call to action. You want to grab their attention and get them to act. Make the visitor aware that by requesting the promotion or freebie they're also agreeing to receive future emails from you. 3. Set up an easy opt-out option. You can alleviate people's hesitations by letting them know it's just as easy to opt-out as it is opting in. It allows the visitor to be in control and works on the same premise as a refund policy. Not satisfied, opt-out. 4. Write and write some more. Submit articles, write a press release, post in forums, start blogging, and visit social networking communities for starters. A great way to promote your site is through your signature file and writing quality content helps establish credibility. People are constantly looking for information on the web and when they obtain whatever they were searching for (answer, idea, knowledge) they will often follow links and/or research the author to get further information. 5. Be creative. Partner with a company that has a business similar to your own. Promote offline with a drawing or survey and place an email address opt-in as part of the entry form. Building a targeted opt-in list can take time, money and effort. People who choose to opt-in are usually in the market for what you are offering and thus, sales prospects. Obtaining a targeted opt-in list can dramatically boost your sales, so these tools are certainly essential. ------------------------------ Andrea Chin surrounds herself with like minded people and learns from the best. Visit http://www.cre8cash.com to partner yourself with a Team that is already achieving the success you desire.
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