Hi,
This is Eugene Uchuvatkin from HomeIncomeWorld. You connected with me because you opted for
one of my reports.
There's one thing about reports on the best converting sites that I call the "Best Converting" Paradox.
When you find a source that converts well, you tend to use it
more than other ways. You get signups there, which indicates that the site is good and delivers results.
However, if you try to recommend it to your audience, you won't get much response... even if you have the most active list and the source is hot.
This happens simply because the majority of your email subscribers came from that source, and they are already members.
On the other hand, in email marketing, every email you send should have a purpose, and you should carefully choose what to write. After all, it is your
business, and you want it to be profitable.
Does it mean you shouldn't share the best sites, and instead recommend less effective ones where you can expect your audience to join and make purchases?
The answer is no because by sharing truth, including your secret strategies and discoveries you benefit much more than by quick recruiting.
You always need to remember that marketing online today is about relationships, trust, and authority.
More than ever, you want your audience to know, like, and trust you. So the aim of your emails is straightforward: to help your audience in every possible way.
If you can become their
guide, they will follow your advice on the steps they should take and the products they should buy.
This is why it is so important to make sure you are helping your prospects first and trying to sell to them second.
The more you give without asking in return, the greater trust you will build, and the more likely they will choose you as their guide.
That's why I always share my results and best converting sites I've found with you. Click the link below to see the most recent
list of my top performers that I published yesterday.
Let me know if you want help in getting quality traffic and leads. I'm here for you.
Thanks.
