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Want To Add A Thousand or More Subscribers Each Month to Your List?

By Charlie Cook   |   May 27th, 2005

Have an email list of prospects you’d like to grow? One of the best ways to grow your list is to offer something for free that your prospects want and need. You proabably already know that. The problem is you don’t have the time or inclination to create the perfect giveaway. What do you do?

You could ask me to write an eBook you can use as one client is at a cost of over $6,000. Or you could offer my existing marketing guide for free.

My free marketing plan guide, “7 Steps to Attract More Clients and Grow Your Business” is what small business owners, marketers and service professionals are looking for. It prompts an average of 50 people a day to add their names to my mailing list and I’d like to help you use it to do the same or better for your business, for free!

If you provide a product or service targeted to small business owners, service professionals or marketing and sales professionals, your web site gets over a thousand visitors a day and your Alexa rank is 80,000 or less, I’ll create a co-branded version of this popular free marketing strategies ebook with a custom cover and insert that includes your products and services. I’ll show you how to promote it on your site and get 10-20% of your site visitors to give you their email address so you can market to them again and again.

Why would I agree to let you offer this guide on your site?

When you offer my free marketing guide on your site, your prospects get a great marketing tool, you get their email address and I get to add their names to my free marketing ezine mailing list. I’ll provide you with the code to include on your site and then send you the email address of each person that requests the free marketing guide. Depending on your site traffic this should generate 50-100 or more opt-in prospects each day.

Interested in using this proven tool on your site to capitalize on your traffic and build your subscriber list?

Contact me using this form with your questions and your web site URL so I can check your page rank and get a rough idea of your site traffic.

When you help your prospects improve their marketing for free, everybody wins. Please only contact me if your site gets over 1000 visitors a day and your target market is small to mid-sized business owners and marketing and sales professionals.- Charlie Cook

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How Do I Build My Mailing List?

By Charlie Cook   |   December 4th, 2004

“I need direct marketing ideas, a list of RN , LVN, CNA, with addresses so I can send flyers, postcards and market to these individuals and not all and every one because its more costly, I’m sure there is such a list, I just don’t know where to get it.

I am a Nurse myself and I always get mail from hospital or home health agencies with job offers so where did they get my name and address? and how do they know I’m a Nurse?” – Liz

A – I’m sure your town has a couple of printers who specialize in direct marketing mailings or can help you find someone to create a mailing list for you. Start with your yellow pages. I use Betterlists.com here in Stamford, CT. They have access to databases that can provide current listings of nurses, doctors or almost anything. If you can’t find a list provider in your town you can always use google.com. Just type in “mailing lists, nurses” and use the results to find a provider. – Charlie Cook

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Isn’t Ezine Announcer Less Expensive than Your Ultimate List?

By Charlie Cook   |   December 4th, 2004

“I’m interested in buying your Ulitmate Article Distribution List but Ezine Announcer looks like it does the same thing for less.” – Suzanne Falter-Barns

A – Often you get what you pay for. My ezine announcement list is constantly updated and checked and costs roughly half as much per lead if you used Bacon’s service to create your own list.

You might be interested in the following letter sent to me. I haven’t verified this personally but it suggests checking this resource out carefully before opting for the less expensive ezine announcement solution.” – Charlie cook

“I do use EzineAnnouncer but I don’t recommend it to anyone else anymore. I seem to be the only person who can use it and there is NO technical support. I know people who couldn’t even get it set up after purchasing and had to ask for a refund.

Last summer Jason updated the database but not the software. The software has not help section, no user manual and the new database is all screwed up. He just shoved thousands of new listings in without setting up the software to send to those sites so most of what he added does not work. It took me three entire weekends to fix the mess.

If you can set up software and use it with minimal instruction then you might want to consider EzineAnnouncer. I only continue using it because I spent so much time fixing it!”

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