The Money Is In The List
If you do any kind of affiliate marketing, you should know one of the most important rules of online business. The money is in the list. What does this mean? When you get customers, you need to get their contact details to. These contact details, when made available, let you directly market to people who have visited your site and shown interest in your product. However, with the new CAN SPAM act in full effect, you’re often better off letting professional services handle email marketing for
you. Enter Constant Contact.
With Constant Contact you can promote your products and services easily and quickly to people who sign up for your mailing list. Constant Contact offers great looking templates and a free 60 day trial of their service. In addition to the revenue you’ll make through direct marketing, you can become a Constant Contact affiliate.
What does Constant Contact offer to it’s affiliates?
They offer great text and banner links for you to use on your website, forum, or in your emails. In addition, the commissions they offer are very nice. A referral who signs up for the 60 day free trial of Constant Contact nets you $2. A purchase can net you $25-50+. All this for a service that most webmasters need and want anyways. So get on it, and visit constant contact today.
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So here’s my story. About 3 years ago I was running a newsletter for the house church movement. I had around 500 subscribers. I sent all of them an affiliate link and badda bing. I’m still reaping dollars from this sign up about 3 years later. The proof is in the pudding. Affiliate Marketing is great for developing residual income.
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1 opinion for The Money Is In The List
Gary Ruplinger
Feb 25, 2007 at 5:22 pm
You’re right that the money is in the list. What surprises me is how so many people still don’t want to build one because they think they’ll get called a spammer or someone tells them the email marketing doesn’t work anymore.
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