You'll need an autoresponder like GetResponse and your own webhosting and domain to start.

I'm not sure how long you've been online or whether you've ever set up a website or anything, so I'm not sure what to tell you right now besides that.

Come on back here and let me know if you have any questions

What you're getting from the report is like a foundation.

I'll help you with any specifics I can here in this thread.

No problem

Just let me know if you have any questions by replying on this thread and I'll help you the best I can.

No problem! Let me know if you have any questions and I'll do the best I can to help.

is this call lead generation?
you are talking about landing page when people will write them email?

No problem Robyn

Just let me know if you have any questions on this thread and I'll help you all I can.

This is lead generation.

Instead of buying leads, you need to generate them.

You want to get a squeeze page online that captures e-mail addresses.

Actually, the page you went to to sign up for this report is an example of a squeeze page.

A simple squeeze page like that with a headline and and ecover will work fine for the type of traffic you will generate from inside my report.

So... Basically you are suggesting to do exactly what you are doing with the report? Build a free report and give it away for emails... What is the report about then?

You can give away anything that's downloadable in exchange for emails addresses. Just make sure you either created it yourself or you have giveaway rights to the product.

It can be an audio, video, software, graphics, tools... Or it can be a report, ebook, or even a full course.

Thanks for the offer. But...

What's stopping you from starting on your own with the guidance of people like me on this forum?

Let me know if you have any questions in this thread and I'll do the best I can to help you.

Haha... Richard Legg is my #1 JV partner.

You are correct, freebies are not chargeable. If your freebie didn't land in your inbox, then check your spam folder.

You're welcome for the report.

Let me know if you have any questions and I'll help you all I can on this thread.

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I'm not really the right guy to learn from when it comes to how to build a relationship with your list.

I honestly don't focus on that at all.

I like building relationships using social media and places like Warrior Forum.

If people from my list contact us with a reply, then we talk to them and invite them to our blog to talk to me more.

So I always offer to connect with my subscribers in online social places.

Other than that, there's nothing else relationship building-wise going on with my list marketing.

To tell you the truth, every time I've tried to build a relationship with my list the way others say you should, I end up losing money. I guess what works for some people doesn't work with everyone.

And also, I've found that not that many people really want to get to know me and have THAT kind of relationship. I think it's probably because I don't create many products, I'm almost solely an affiliate, I'm not a "guru," etc.

That's probably all I can teach you about relationship building--absolutely nothing lol...

All of my relationship building happens in places like this thread.

And this is how I feel about it these days...

Basically... I don't like the idea of befriending someone just so you can sell them stuff.

If you're going to sell someone something, I say, be honest with your intentions and say, "Here, buy this because it'll do these specific good things for you and I'll also make money from it."

Most people seem to hold relationship building with your list is a good light. I actually look down on it a little bit because doing that would make me feel like I'm this dirty guy just trying to befriend people so I can sell them things.

But that's just me. You don't have to listen to me. I don't listen to anyone else really. Make your own decisions about how you want to run your business.

Thanks for the awesome feedback Joe!

That's an awesome question and I'm going to answer it differently then anyone else has ever answered it for you.

First of all, I've grown buyers lists in the past using RAP, piggy backing off launches, and with a few WSOs, but I didn't include any of that in this report because the commissions I've made with this 1 affiliate program had very little to do with those buyers lists.

You have to look at overall numbers.

Ok, so what's better? A buyers list or freeebie list?

A buyers list is more responsive.

However, often you can grow a freebie list bigger and hurl far more traffic at an offer.

So... While a buyers list may be 4x more responsive than your freebie list or something... With your freebie list let's say you can send 10x more traffic with an email broadcast.

Now you're making more money overall with the freebie list even though it's less responsive.

Another thing to consider is that to keep buyer leads consistently coming in, you have to create and roll out née offers all the time and hope each one is a winner.

On the other hand, growing freebie lists is more reliable in that you know you can get over 250 leads a day easily once you get the hang of it.

In short... Both types of lists are profitable. You just have to look at overall profits. Less responsiveness but more traffic cam make you more money than more responsiveness and less traffic.