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By: speed yo

speed yo — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 08:27:11 +0000

I have receive tone of email even I have subscribe it. But, I definitely look at the headline. Believe me within 1000 of email I receive, I will only remember the one that send me frequently. But, If the email I receive that bring no value information. I will unsubscribe it.

I think follow up with email should come in the flow as below

Subscribe
Send newsletter frequently
Give away free stuff
Give more valuable content
Let him involve in your project

I have never practice it. This is a small ideas of mine.

By: Jonathan Senior

Jonathan Senior — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 07:37:17 +0000

Interesting (& something we are working on at the moment)

I once read years ago that asking a rhetorical question where you can’t CAST IRON guarantee the answer is what you want is always risky & should be avoided.

Question “Does customer service matter?”

Answer (from a surgeon, say) “No, of course not” & they click off

Question “Do you practice specifics?”

Answer “what?”

By: Olaina DeWalt

Olaina DeWalt — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 07:36:36 +0000

I agree that people like lists when it comes to headlines. It occurred to me though, that I believe when one sees a specific number being used in the headline, that they tend to believe the report is done by a professional, is specific to the topic, and most likely will be laid out so it’s easy to follow the subject matter. Just my 2 cents here, lol.

By: Hendry Lee

Hendry Lee — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:04:56 +0000

I’ll speak about pay per click, one of examples that I think relate to your point.

The persistence and patience elements are often missing in online business owners. They enter a niche, test a few keywords, promote a few products, and if it doesn’t break even, jump to another niche or keyword.

The thing is, those who are in profit probably have been testing for months before they reach there. And they are not easily beatable by only copying the ads as is, etc.

Getting into the right expectations and mind set when starting out is necessary to build a successful business.

At the end of the day, those who can improve a few percent on the name squeeze, and then a few more percent in the follow up will win.

And a good conversion is something that can be improved on for a long time… This is what I notice after years of testing online and now you fill in the missing link for free for others to read. The thing is, will they believe it instead of following the GRQ system that promises success overnight?