he whole idea is to get new customers into your list by offering high quality products that have a low entry price. At only $7, these new products offer exceptional value to the buyer.
April 14, 2007 (Press Release) --
Many internet marketers are disappointed with the lack of response from their mailing lists. They constantly recruit new subscribers thru various methods that either consume lots of time or place heavy drains on financial resources. Expensive Pay-Per-Click campaigns can produce new subscribers, but at a cost that's ever increasing. And with Google's frequently changing policies, the PPC costs seem to be following the price of gasoline - always going up!
One of the main problems marketers find with their mailing lists is that they experience low response rates. Very few of the subscribers actually respond to product offerings by following thru and making a purchase.
A major cause of this unresponsiveness is the poor quality of the subscribers. Most list builders use bribery to gain subscribers. They offer free reports, ebooks and even software to get subscribers. While these tactics can boost subscriptions, you end up with a list of Freebie Seekers.
What exactly is a Freebie Seeker? It's a person who will sign up for just about any mailing list, as long as he can get something without paying any money. The disadvantage of having a list of Freebie Seekers is that they're not likely to ever spend money. They're only interested in getting something for nothing. After all, that's how they ended up on the list in the first place.
The secret to having a highly responsive list is that instead of just building a list comprised of any old subscribers, you want to build a list of customers - people that have already spent money with you. So you'll end up with a "Customer List", not just a plain old "Mailing List". What's the difference? The difference is that a customer list is built of people that have already spent money, and people that have purchased in the past are much more likely to make more purchases in the future. It's no wonder that a customer list will out perform a list of Freebie Seekers everytime!
You may be thinking that if your list is generally unresponsive, how could you ever hope to build a customer list in a reasonable amount of time. After all, if not many of your subscribers ever buy anything, how can you hope to grow a large list of buyers? That's where SevenDollarSolution provides the answer.
If you're generally aware of what's happening with internet marketing, you've no doubt heard of the latest trend - $7 products. Instead of selling high priced ebooks and software, the new trend is to offer highly condensed versions for only $7. At the $7 price, there's a lot less sales resistance than with much more expensive products costing a hundred dollars or more.
The whole idea is to get new customers into your list by offering high quality products that have a low entry price. At only $7, these new products offer exceptional value to the buyer and they allow progressive marketers to build high quality lists quickly.
Recently a script that automates the $7 sales process was released for, you guessed it - $7.
One of the main problems marketers find with their mailing lists is that they experience low response rates. Very few of the subscribers actually respond to product offerings by following thru and making a purchase.
A major cause of this unresponsiveness is the poor quality of the subscribers. Most list builders use bribery to gain subscribers. They offer free reports, ebooks and even software to get subscribers. While these tactics can boost subscriptions, you end up with a list of Freebie Seekers.
What exactly is a Freebie Seeker? It's a person who will sign up for just about any mailing list, as long as he can get something without paying any money. The disadvantage of having a list of Freebie Seekers is that they're not likely to ever spend money. They're only interested in getting something for nothing. After all, that's how they ended up on the list in the first place.
The secret to having a highly responsive list is that instead of just building a list comprised of any old subscribers, you want to build a list of customers - people that have already spent money with you. So you'll end up with a "Customer List", not just a plain old "Mailing List". What's the difference? The difference is that a customer list is built of people that have already spent money, and people that have purchased in the past are much more likely to make more purchases in the future. It's no wonder that a customer list will out perform a list of Freebie Seekers everytime!
You may be thinking that if your list is generally unresponsive, how could you ever hope to build a customer list in a reasonable amount of time. After all, if not many of your subscribers ever buy anything, how can you hope to grow a large list of buyers? That's where SevenDollarSolution provides the answer.
If you're generally aware of what's happening with internet marketing, you've no doubt heard of the latest trend - $7 products. Instead of selling high priced ebooks and software, the new trend is to offer highly condensed versions for only $7. At the $7 price, there's a lot less sales resistance than with much more expensive products costing a hundred dollars or more.
The whole idea is to get new customers into your list by offering high quality products that have a low entry price. At only $7, these new products offer exceptional value to the buyer and they allow progressive marketers to build high quality lists quickly.
Recently a script that automates the $7 sales process was released for, you guessed it - $7.
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