How to Profit from Your Mailing List
As you may know, the size of your mailing list can reflect the
size of your profits. Your “mailing list” is the group of people
that have signed up to receive your mailings, which can be a
newsletter, e-course, or any other email.
You can set up a mailing list through an autoresponder service,
such as Aweber. Once you register for the service, you can set
up a mailing list and preload various emails that will be sent
to the people that sign up to receive them. Your autoresponder
service will give you a bit of HTML that you can add to your
website or blog. When people click the link, they will be added
to your list. As soon as they are added, they will start to
receive your mailings.
To maximize your profits, you will want to have several
different lists, and you will want to stay in touch with the
people on your lists regularly. For instance, you may have a
general newsletter list for your website, as well as lists set
up for the specific sections of your website.
If your website focuses on children, you may have a section
devoted to toddlers, a separate section devoted to early
elementary age children, and another section devoted to older
children. Set up a mailing list for each separate section. You
don’t need to have a separate newsletter for each age bracket;
however, having these separate mailing lists will allow you to
send news and advertisements that each list would be interested
in.
For example, if you are an affiliate for various products
relating to children, you can send an email with some
information about toddlers directly to your toddler list.
Include your affiliate link for a product that they may be
interested in. You may notice that your conversions go up, as
you are no longer sending parents of older children links to
products focused on toddlers. You will be able to send each
specific group links to products that they will find most helpful.
The time frame that you use to stay in contact with each list
may vary. If someone signs up for your general newsletter list,
they may expect to receive a newsletter each week or month.
However, if someone only signs up to receive updates for a
specific section on your website, they may get irritated if you
send them an email every single day.
Use your best judgment when setting up your emails. You will
want to stay in contact with them regularly enough so that they
do not forget you, but you don’t want them to feel harassed,
either.
If you are sending your mailing list regular updates about your
site, and including helpful information, you will see that your
profits will increase.















