The Internet Marketing Nook is live!
I caught wind of this new social networking site a couple days ago and so far, I’m liking it.
The Internet Marketing Nook is a social network created by Ryan Wade, a succesful internet marketer, for internet marketers to come together to meet other marketers, share their businesses, and hopefully grow their businesses.
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I’ll Pay You for Your Efforts!
With some programs and where I can, I feel somewhat obligated to reward my direct referrals as an incentive to keep them inspired and perhaps encourage them to do the same for their own referrals. This is especially the case for Paid to Click (PTC) programs because without referrals, it takes longer to reach payouts.
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Why is Everyone Always Looking for “FREE”?
Ok, I consider internet marketing a hobby, but I’m serious about wanting to make money online. Being as such, I tell you no lie, I’m constantly browsing the internet looking for people with a similar interest.
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Getting Targeted Visitors to Your Lead Capture Page
If you’ve made it this far, I’ve given you the 3 basic components to building your opt-in list:
- A Lead Capture Page to promote
- A free report to exchange for visitor’s email address
- An autoresponder to store/followup with your subscribers
After your system is all setup it’s time to start building your list!
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Getting a Autoresponder
Now that you know what lead pages are and how they are used to build your list, it’s time to learn how to automate the process of handling all those new contacts you’re getting. The subject of the day is “Autoresponders”!
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What are Lead Capture Pages?
In my previous post, I was talking about getting referrals, mostly about buying them, but I mentioned that the best leads are the ones you get on your own. The way you do that is by using lead capture pages. You can create one on your own or you can use a pre-made one provided by a company or person who’s product you may be promoting.
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