Comments on: The Long Hard Road To List Building 200,000 + Opt Ins And Still Growing! http://www.steve-wilkins.com/the-long-hard-road-to-list-building-200000-opt-ins-and-still-growing/ Thu, 09 Sep 2010 11:38:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jay Mueller http://www.steve-wilkins.com/the-long-hard-road-to-list-building-200000-opt-ins-and-still-growing/comment-page-1/#comment-183 Jay Mueller Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:34:19 +0000 http://steve-wilkins.com/?p=364#comment-183 Hi Steve, I can't remember a time when "It's all in the List!" wasn't the case. But for a time there were a few marketers that were telling us otherwise to promote some dumb product that wasn't worth a darn. The list is THE MOST IMPORTANT thing in internet marketing. But it is important to remember that the very next thing is the relationship you build with your subscribers. A large portion of this is providing continued, valuable information through your mailings and almost all of it should be FREE. If your providing good free content on a regular basis you build thier trust. So when you do promote a product, they understand that you are passing along a valuable product, even if they have to spend a bit of cash. Thanks for this Steve. Jay Mueller JayLynne Enterprises http://www.jaylynne.com <em><strong>Hi Jay, Spot on! The important thing to remember when someone subscribes to your list is that they are giving you permission to email them and this permission can be taken away very quickly if it is abused in anyway. I always try to offer my subcribers great value and content, if I say something is a free gift then that's what it is, no catches! Thanks for stopping by Jay! Regards, Steve.</strong></em> Hi Steve,

I can’t remember a time when “It’s all in the List!” wasn’t the case. But for a time there were a few marketers that were telling us otherwise to promote some dumb product that wasn’t worth a darn.

The list is THE MOST IMPORTANT thing in internet marketing. But it is important to remember that the very next thing is the relationship you build with your subscribers. A large portion of this is providing continued, valuable information through your mailings and almost all of it should be FREE. If your providing good free content on a regular basis you build thier trust. So when you do promote a product, they understand that you are passing along a valuable product, even if they have to spend a bit of cash.

Thanks for this Steve.

Jay Mueller
JayLynne Enterprises
http://www.jaylynne.com

Hi Jay,

Spot on! The important thing to remember when someone subscribes to your list is that they are giving you permission to email them and this permission can be taken away very quickly if it is abused in anyway. I always try to offer my subcribers great value and content, if I say something is a free gift then that’s what it is, no catches! Thanks for stopping by Jay!

Regards,
Steve.

]]> By: Jacinta Dean http://www.steve-wilkins.com/the-long-hard-road-to-list-building-200000-opt-ins-and-still-growing/comment-page-1/#comment-180 Jacinta Dean Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:17:38 +0000 http://steve-wilkins.com/?p=364#comment-180 Hi Steve, I still haven't focused on my list building yet. That is where I have been slack. I just checked your link to Ewan's product. It looks like a good one! :cool: I hope all is going well. See you back here soon! :P Jacinta :D <em><strong>Hey Jacinta, Yeah get that list building started as soon as possible, its the way forward. I wish I had started sooner! Thanks for stopping by. Kind regards, Steve,</strong></em> Hi Steve,

I still haven’t focused on my list building yet. That is where I have been slack. I just checked your link to Ewan’s product. It looks like a good one! :cool:

I hope all is going well. See you back here soon! :P

Jacinta :D

Hey Jacinta,

Yeah get that list building started as soon as possible, its the way forward. I wish I had started sooner!
Thanks for stopping by.

Kind regards,

Steve,

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