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3 Quick And Easy Ways To
Build A Giant Opt In List

By Greg Duchesneau
After reading countless articles and seeking slick suggestions… You finally realize that you must develop a good, preferrably large, opt-in list… And, after having read many success stories of folks creating a small fortune with opt-in lists, you finally decide to have one of your own.

Then it happens… you figure that you know everything there is to know about opt-in lists and you follow the sage advice to the letter. Still, you weren’t able to make a profit.

In fact, you may even be losing money. You may be hiring writers to help you out, on top of the other operating costs you may have incurred. Even if you have a big list, but only a very small percentage actually buys from you, you’re still losing profit. You’ll realize that after a few months when you see your statistics and sales figures.

So what could have gone wrong? Why have others succeeded where you have failed? The most common goof is that you dive straight in. You choose a topic you think could be quite popular and would earn you money. This just is not realistic.

Just because you wrote to people from the list doesn’t mean they are going to buy instantly, or buy anything at all. Marketing studies show it takes around 5 concerted attempts to make a sale — that’s also why you must have a good autoresponder system that can handle numerous, staged follow-up messages to your opt-in list.

Here I will offer more counseling, for those who set up an opt-in list and have failed, you can rejuvenate your failed venture. For those who are starting, here are three quick and easy ways to build a profitable opt-in list.

1. Get your customers to trust you and your products first.

It’s unfortunate but true, that, just launching your opt-in list won’t make you instantly proficient and a believable seller.

Just like when you want to impress someone you’re fond of, you’ll need to do that with you new subscribers. First friends, then trusted friends, then trusted pro, then a comfortable sale. In that order…

Start by compiling a collection of as many articles on the relevant topics as you can first, before you start your opt-in list.

It’s best to write as much original material as you can so that it has your “touch” or personality,etc. If you cannot write well, then either hire somebody and/or us private label articles to get you started and then edit them as you see fit to make them your own.
Then, collect all your material and compile as much can then break them into a quiet series of newsletters or an ecourse, etc.

Focus and write about the subject you best understand and used for your site. Try to put forums first to gain knowledge about your visitors, about their tricks, tips, problems, special needs, etc. Keeping the research about their needs in mind from the viewpoint of the reader, target those wants in your articles and educational materials-ecourse.

Join conferences from similar forums, newletters and bullitin boards as well. Provide expert advice and indications in your posts. When you feel that folks trust you plenty, you will be able to start your own opt-in list.

You can build an opt-in base even larger with other forum users. You can ask them to link to your list. Friends are usually truthful, excellent customers. Put up a link to your website so that they may be able to see what you are all about.

The clear fact is, the money will only come in when the consumers and subscribers trust in you. They want a product or service that is a just and good exchange for their money. Entrepreneurs are not going to buy something based on your recommendation if they don’t feel like they are getting a fair amount of insight and value, and they understand you.

On the other hand, once they are comfortable with you, the sky is the limit…

2. Find a product or service that people want and need.

Although, it may not be your forte, if you build a message series or newsletter (product) that you have researched and learned about well, you can move forward and even dominate a niche market that does not have that much competition.

Imparting your knowledge and experience to your readers are the old-time religion that will make it easier to sell to your readers once you have built their interest and trust up.

Just because something does not have “mass appeal”, doesn’t mean that there is not a significant market niche there. You must bring your own viewpoint into the picture and “carve” out your own piece of that niche. There are not many people who have the same interest as you should you decide to sell something that is not entirely based on mass appeal.

Do your research well, and you should see the profits come in. What’s more, you’ll be provide your subscribers with facts, information and promotional items that they could actually use in their everyday lives.

3. Make friends with other opt-in list users.

This is especially helpful if it’s someone that has successfully launched a flourishing opt-in list. An erudite, seasoned list manager can act as a educator and you’ll likely learn how to not spread yourself too thin as you dig through the piles of information about running a list.

First hand information from somenoe you trust is always better when you can get it.

Experienced opt-in list users will be able to help you avoid pitfalls, and tell you what to do and what not to do, because they have gone through it themselves. While differing situations occur for different web marketers, the general knowledge can still be very helpful.

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3 Quick And Easy Ways To Build A Giant Opt In List

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Copywriting Makeover: Know Where Your Customers Are In The Buying Process Part 1 of 2
by: Karon Thackston

When you begin to write copy for any product or service, there are a few things you have to take into consideration. The first is always your target audience: who you’ll be writing to. Finding out about the needs and wants of the audience members, their communication styles, their lifestyles, and a multitude of other elements are “musts” before writing one word of copy.

But something most people neglect is giving due attention to the buying process as a whole and where your target audience is within their own process. Understanding this can, oftentimes, make or break the success of your copy.

When AEwebworks (an online, dating-site software developer) approached me about rewriting their website copy, it became immediately apparent that their copy could benefit from paying some due diligence to the buying processes of their customers.

The Problems

My primary concerns with the copywriting on this site included the lack of synergy within the copy, the use of testimonials, the lack of focus on the target customer’s buying process, and the inability for the copy to support the search engine goals of AEwebworks. In its present state, the copy contained few mentions of keyphrases.

You can view the old copy in PDF form at this link: http://www.copywritingcourse.com/AEWebWorks-Original.pdf.

When I first read the copy, it felt as though I was being pitched to from all sides. The headline spoke to someone thinking of entering the online dating site industry. The body copy did not support that headline; rather it spoke to someone who had already made the decision to launch or improve a dating site.

The use of testimonials at the bottom of the home page posed a challenge for two reasons. The first was the sheer location. The design of the site was such that it appeared nothing fell “below the fold” (what was first seen when the home page loaded onto a browser). The second challenge was that many of the testimonials were from people asking questions or stating they were considering trying the dating software… not actual customers attesting to the benefits they’d personally experienced.

In addition, while the information included in the body copy was good, the information given on the home page needed to outline why AEwebworks was better than the competition. In its present state, it did not. That meant finding those aspects of buying dating software that were most important to the customer and highlighting them within the copy.

Lastly, I needed to focus the home page copy on only two or three keyphrases and increase keyword saturation for those phrases. This also meant creating a copy strategy that would allow me to use the keyphrases effectively without making the text sound stiff.

The Solution

As always, I started the project by gaining a good understanding of who the target customers were, what they wanted, their fears, their likes, their dislikes, and anything else I could discover. After a good bit of research, and after reading the completed target audience analysis from AEwebworks, I felt I had a good understanding of those I would be writing to.

In order to combat the lack of synergy within the copy and the lack of focus on the target customer’s buying process, I created a copywriting plan. From my research I found that installation, upgrade policies, and support were the three most common gripes buyers had about dating software. I decided to make overcoming those obstacles the focal point of the copy instead of the actual features and benefits.

That may sound like an odd choice, but that’s where recognition of the buying process comes in. Considering that the majority of visitors to the site had already made the decision to launch a new site or had chosen to upgrade an existing site, they were already well versed in the features of dating-site software and their associated benefits. Yes… the benefits did need to be mentioned; however, other issues proved to be more pressing to this particular group of customers.

The use of testimonials on the home page was easily corrected by simply deleting the ones that did not directly apply to actual users of the software. I chose two for use within the copy and suggested that, as AEwebworks gets more testimonials, they create an entire page that visitors can read.

That left me with overcoming the inability of the current copy to support the search engine goals of the site. I suggested AEwebworks review their keyword choices to be sure they were targeting the ones most likely to bring in qualified customers. After a review, they provided me with a revised list to choose from.

I selected three keyphrases for each page in order to allow an adequate level of both keyword saturation and natural language. For the home page, the terms “dating software,” “online dating software,” and “dating script” were used.

After all the hoopla with Google, AEwebworks was in foul shape as far as search engine rankings were concerned. I had to pay particular attention to creating copy that impressed the search engines AND their site visitors in order to help them regain ground with their positioning and sales efforts.

The plan was in place. Now “all” I had to do was write the copy. In part two of this series, you’ll get all the details on how I turned “OK” into “Wow!”