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Description: This is a 4-week intensive coaching session designed to help students grow their lists, understanding what their subscribers (including the products they want to buy), and maximizing profits all through email marketing.

Lessons are delivered via email and as a back-up to unreliable email, in a private online membership area. Each week, the students receive a printable training guide that is accompanied by audio, should students prefer to do their learning by listening. Students will receive practical weekly assignments to apply what they learn to their own businesses. They will receive feedback directly from me on all their assignments. I will also be available to answer questions through the private membership area throughout the 4 weeks (they will be allowed one question per day, Monday through Thursday).

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Subject: Making Email Marketing a Whole Lot Simpler & More Effective We’ve always been told that a successful online business must have a mailing list, but sometimes that’s easier said than do. We have to figure out how to get the subscribers and once we have them, what do we send them and how do we get them to buy stuff from us? In fact, building and running an effective list can *SEEM* so involved and complicated. But it really doesn’t have to be. Alice Seba has one of the easiest and simplest-to-follow approaches to email marketing and she’s willing to take you and me by the hand in her brand-new and aptly named, “Email Marketing Reform School” The Reform School is a 4-week program that takes you building a highly-targeted list and profiting from it, without working yourself half to death. Each week includes a detailed lesson and practical assignments, but the best part is the one-on-one guidance Alice provides throughout the coaching. Alice is one of the go-to people when it comes to low-maintenance, high-profit email marketing and this coaching is a must-have for anyone just getting started or struggling with their email marketing. Get all the details and register for this limited-access socahing at: http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u=www.emailmarketingreformschool.com

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4. Free "Selling Confidently to Your List" Audio + Transcript Download

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"How Often Should I Email My List?: Tips to Make the Right Decision for YOUR Business":

How Often Should I Email My List?: Tips to Make the Right Decision for YOUR Business By Alice Seba, Teacher at <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u=www.emailmarketingreformschool.com">Email Marketing Reform School</a> Have you ever worried if you’re emailing your list too often? Have you had nightmares about losing subscribers, getting angry hate email and other horrible things? You’re most certainly not alone. There is always a great debate on how much one should email their list. Some will boldly state appropriate intervals, but I haven’t a clue how anyone figures they can put out a blanket frequency rate for all lists, across all markets. The fact of the matter is – there is no one size fits all for every email list, but here are some guidelines… <b>Stay in the Mind of Your Prospects & Customers</b> Your goal in email marketing is to keep your business in the minds of your prospects and customers. You also want to your readers to consider you the go-to source for information you share and the products you sell. If you email to infrequently, that could become problematic as they’ll just forget about you. <b>But what about the other side of the coin? Can you email too much?</b> Maybe, but what works best for your market and your list is up to you to test. You can look at open rates, response rates, etc. to help you determine what is best for you. Personally, I email my Internet marketing list 2-3 times per week. It’s quite likely that some people don’t like it, but I’ve found this works very well in the grand scheme of things and I’m here to please the majority of my active subscribers. If you’re on my list, you know that I tend to write short emails. And amongst the product promotions I do, there is plenty of free stuff, information, etc. In other markets I’ve dabbled with, I’ve also found a similar formula works. Stay in contact a couple times per week, keeping it short and sweet. <b>But does that mean you need to start emailing more often if you’re not already?</b> No, of course not. If you’re on a weekly schedule and it suits you fine, don’t sweat it, but you might start doing some testing. For example, if you’re sending a weekly email that includes information on a few different subjects, try breaking it up into multiple emails. Remember, when you give your readers too many topics to focus on at one time, you diminish your chances of them paying attention to all those subject. Instead, send them one subject per email at a time and see how that improves your response rates. <b>Above all, think value</b> In the end, it’s not really the frequency that’s important…it’s the value you provide your subscribers. If you deliver tremendous value, your readers will look forward to and act on your emails. <b>Recommended for Further Study:</b> For more help with your email marketing and building a list that is dying to take your product recommendations, check out Alice Seba's <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u=www.emailmarketingreformschool.com">Email Marketing Reform School</a>. This isn’t some simple ebook or audio course – it’s a one-on-one 4-week coaching program is customized to the needs of your unique business. It’s a must for every online business owner serious about email marketing.

"Building Your List with Freebie Giveaways: The Missing Ingredient":

Building Your List with Freebie Giveaways: The Missing Ingredient By Alice Seba, Teacher at <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u=www.emailmarketingreformschool.com">Email Marketing Reform School</a> You may have heard other online business owner’s say that it’s a good idea to offer some kind of freebie to entice your visitors to sign up for your mailing list. That way you’ll get more people on your list that you can turn into subscribers. This advice can be true, but it’s only telling <b>part<b> of the story. Do it wrong and you might grow the list, but your responsiveness will go down the tubes. <b>The Key to List Freebies</b>: Make sure the freebie is something created by your company, represents you and your products…and is very relevant to what you plan to sell to your list. That may sound simple enough, but I see people scrambling to acquire resell/giveaway rights to products they can put as bribes for subscribers. <b>Why This is a Problem</b> This strategy promotes someone else’s business and showcases someone else’s expertise. To have a truly responsive list of your own, you have to knock their socks off with YOUR stuff. You want to start your relationship-building off with a bang and you can’t do that giving away Joe Blow’s Guide to Growing Beautiful Tulips. <b>Freebie Ideas</b> * A topic-specific report you created (if you use PLR, take it and make it unique, add your branding and promotions). * Go the extra mile and create a full-on course (instead of a teeny-weeny report) that will show your readers exactly the kind of great stuff you are famous for. * Coupons and other special offers for your product - particularly for shopping cart style websites with store update newsletters. * Useful tools, spreadsheets, software…anything your customers need to help them eventually consume more of your products. If you currently offer a freebie made and branded by someone else…cut it out. If you don’t offer one, try a highly-targeted free offer and see what it does for your opt-in rates. Take the time to create something that will WOW your readers and they’ll be tuned into what you have to say, week after week. <b>Recommended for Further Study:</b> For more help with your email marketing and building a list that is dying to take your product recommendations, check out Alice Seba's <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u=www.emailmarketingreformschool.com">Email Marketing Reform School</a>. This isn’t some simple ebook or audio course – it’s a one-on-one 4-week coaching program is customized to the needs of your unique business. It’s a must for every online business owner serious about email marketing.

NEW! Nervous about Selling to Your List? Get Over It with These Tips!

Nervous about Selling to Your List? Get Over It with These Tips! By Alice Seba, Teacher at <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u=www.emailmarketingreformschool.com">Email Marketing Reform School</a> If I had a dime for every time I heard an online business owner say, “My subscribers get angry when I try to sell something,” I’d be a ridiculously wealthy woman. Unfortunately, I can’t make dimes that way and you can’t make money from your list with this type of mindset. If you’ve ever held back out of worry of offending your subscribers, it’s time to cut that out. Here a few things for you to think about: 1. <b>Your mailing list is a business building tool and should be treated as such.</b> It's nice if you've promised to deliver good content to your subscribers, but if all you deliver is content, how are you going to convert those readers into customers? From the outset, tell your subscribers that you'll be sending them information and offers...and do so. 2. <b>If a subscriber complains that you tried to sell them something, there are two things to consider.</b> First, you probably haven't trained your subscriber to receive promotions. Second, if someone gets ANGRY about being sold to, they probably aren't a valuable subscriber anyway. Not everyone who is on your list will buy from you, but if they're put off by the fact that you tried to sell something, it's probably a good thing that they have removed themselves. You only want people who are open to your offers. 3. <b>If you’re afraid to sell, email more often.</b> How often you should email your list will depend on your subject matter and your own testing, but one way to easily put in more offers is by giving them more emails with content. Keep the emails short and sweet - no need to publish a novel or full-on magazine each time, but get them used to opening your content rich emails and your offers too. 4. <b>Don't hide your offers in a mess of other content.</b> I am a big believer in informing while selling, but keep it on topic and weave your promotions into the content. A lot of people prefer try to mix their offers into an ezine-style email, but the offers just gets lost amongst all that content. If you have all kinds of links and sections, the attention given to your actual offer will be diminished. 5. <b>Selling advertising isn't really NOT selling</b>. A lot of publishers will opt to just sell advertising because then they can comfort themselves by saying, "I'm not really selling to my list." Now, I agree that selling advertising might be a very viable option for an email publication, but consider this: a. Your subscribers will respond much better to an offer made by you, the person they trust, rather than a typical advertisement, so make your own offers in addition to any advertising you accept. And in most cases, don't put ads alongside your own offers. b. Allowing advertising could mean a loss of ongoing revenue for you. If you allow someone to sell a product through your newsletter, they get the customers they can sell to over and over again. You have given your potential customers away. Even if you don't have your own product, but make affiliate recommendations. When you choose a company that offers lifetime cookies or subscribers, you can make repeat sales. It doesn't work that way with advertising. c. Your reputation is on the line. When you investigate and sell your own products or make recommendations, you KNOW that you can stand behind a product. With advertising you lose some control over what is presented to your list. Of course, you can do your homework, but it's not the same as selling a product you are very familiar with. <b>Recommended for Further Study:</b> For more tips for overcoming your fear of selling to your list, sign up for free access to Alice Seba’s <a href="http://www.quicksales.com/app/aftrack.asp?afid=XXXXXX&u= www.emailmarketingreformschool.com/sell-confidently.html">Selling Confidently to Your List Audio & Transcripts</a>. If it’s time to make more money from your subscriber list, grab your free access now.

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