Web 2.0 Rule #2 -- Build an opt-in list to be able to effortlessly communicate with your prospects.

Because an opt-in mailing list is always the nucleus of any successful marketing venture.

It is absolutely essential that you start building your own opt-in list as soon as you possibly can if you have any intention of becoming a full-time marketer.

Unless of course you aren't interested in effortlessly networking with future buyers of your product or service.

You might also not be interested in reaching your own magic e-number.

What you don't know what your magic e-number is?

Your magic e-number is determined by how many prospects you have to get opted-in to your list before you start grossing $1 Million in sales a year.

For some it was 10,000 prospects. Others it was 50,000.

Of course it depends on how much you make per commission. And how much energy you have in doing what it would take to gross a million a year. But the point is there is an actual number that once you hit it you will be financially set the rest of your life.

Sound incredible?

It isn't. Ask anyone worth their salt in Internet Marketing if they have an opt-in email list.

Then ask them how instrumental that opt-in list was to their success.

But if you don't already have an opt-in list you are taking yourself out of the game without ever having had the chance to get in to the game.

Don't slight yourself. Life is too darn short as it is.

To take a free test drive of the autoresponder I use myself to build my own opt-in list --  click here.

 
Posted by Matt LaClear on 02/10/2007 06:55 PM   Comments (0)   web 20, matt laclear, myspace, marketing  
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