"Discover The Seventeen Simple 'Tweaks' I Use To Add A Zero Onto The End Of My Email Marketing Earnings"

If I had a dollar for every time someone told me that 'the money is in the list' I'd be writing this from my own private island.

Well maybe not quite, but sometimes it's hard to see past the 'old truths' in internet marketing, and that can seriously affect your wealth when the 'old truth' in question is wrong.

Possibly just like you have, I accepted 'the money is in the list' - if everyone was saying it must be right, then I guess it must.

But I was dead wrong - and it cost me.

I spent more time than I care to remember concentrating on generating sales from my 5,000 strong list list. And guess what?

The sales arrived for a while - then they trickled to a slow, painful stop, because I hadn't picked up one one solid fact.

And that was 

The money isn't in the list - it's in the email that you send to the list

How many mailing lists do you subscribe to? 

And out of those that you remain subscribed to for more than a few days, how many emails do you actually open?

My guess would be not many.

How do I know? Because as I said above, I had a list of over 5,000 people yet was hardly making enough each month to pay my hosting fees, let alone be a full-time internet marketer.

I should have been making at least $5,000 a month from that list.

So I discarded that list and started building a new one.

I went back to basics and began using some of the simplest yet deadly effective methods that I'd previously ignored as being 'too simple'.

The result was that I made more money in one week from the small list of 1000 people that I built than I did in a whole year from my 5,000 list.

Just because I went back to basics and started thinking about the whole process of email marketing from a new angle.

I subscribed to over 50 of the top mailing lists in internet marketing. I looked back on the products I'd bought in the last 5 years and worked out why I'd bought them, and from whom.

Slowly (very slowly) it dawned on me that the people who made the most money from their lists weren't the ones with the largest lists - they were the ones who used some simple but devastatingly effective 'tweaks' to make sure that their subscribers - their list - looked forward almost in anticipation to their mailings.

So I made changes to my own list, and as I said above - the results were pretty astounding.

Now every time I build a new list I make sure that I use these 'tweaks' on each list - regardless of niche or topic - and my conversion rate and relationship with my subscribers has never been better or more profitable.