really great article

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[...] A newslet­ter is for every­one. Any­one can do it, regard­less of the niche you’re in. That’s what’s so great about them, as long as you can offer great con­tent on a con­sis­tent basis, you can have a great newslet­ter. Maybe you’ll make money too, but that’s for another post. [...]

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Having a targeted email list will give your business what it needs at the same time the more bigger your email list will be the better. We just need to maintain our list by constantly updating them and giving some benefits.

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Thanks for revealing Effective Email marketing for successful online business.

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Email lists are valuable, and some bloggers have famously pushed Aweber hard (the lifetime recurring affilaite fee probably helps!), but I do think that making money from email lists suit some blogs better than others.

I worked for a large UK site which had a million people on the email list. We had 2 people working full time on managing and mailing out to the list. Yet it only counted for around 10% of the site’s income. Don’t get me wrong, it made enough to justify 2 full time employees, but our highest earning earning traffic sources were SEO and then PPC.

Even so, email lists are a great way to remind your readers that you still exist. The more contact points you have the more likely you are to build up a loyal readership.

I think I would prefer a pricing model that allowed me to build up a list at no cost, but then charged a small fee for sending an email out. As a beginner you could get the list going from day one but start to send mails only once the site has become established.

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This post is really great. Regarding on building an email list, many bloggers really can’t do this thing especially those newbies.

Because, before you sign-up an account in some email marketing software (aweber or mailchimp) they still need to construct their framework is share great information through emails. So, I think email marketing for new bloggers is not advisable.

As in my situation, I used to plan having an email list but in some reasons, aweber services can’t suit in my pocket (lol). So, I’d tried mailchimp but I wander why they ignore my application.

But anyway, this post is really great. Thanks for sharing it Robb.

- Felix Albutra
.-= Felix Albutra @ Blogging Access´s last blog ..10 Things to Do After Creating Your Blogger Blog =-.

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Rob, Alex.. yes, yes so true about having and nurturing an email list.. that’s where the moolah resides. An asset for sure. Alex, this is a wonderful blog. Everything ‘fits’ so neatly. Good job, dude. Geoff D.
.-= Geoff Dodd@Residual Income´s last blog ..Local Business Internet Marketing =-.

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Hi Rob,

I never thought of it this way.

My list is more than 100 in size and I will begin to monetize very soon.

Thanks a lot for the reply, I really appreciate it.
-Onibalusi

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Hi Rob,

I never thought of it this way.

My list is more than 100 in size and I will begin to moetize very soon.

Thanks a lot for the reply, I really appreciate it.
-Onibalusi

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A long sales mail would just make your readers gone because they’re too tired to read it. Just make it as short as possible and remember, don’t insert two same links and don’t insert link more than 3 or they will just flag you as a spammer.
.-= Reza Winandar@Nikon S210´s last blog ..Nikon S210 =-.

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