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A Guide to Putting Together Your Opt In List
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By: Anthony Harris Email Article
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If you want maximum results from your online business, one way is to put together an opt in mailing list. This list has the names and email addresses of people who have expressed an interest in your company. They have given you permission to send them emails about your business on a periodic basis. Half the sale is made already when you talk to someone who has expressed an interest in what you have to sell.

Permission Email Marketing is the result of building an opt in list in the first place. They are rapidly becoming quite a popular tool.

If you want to succeed at what you are doing, there are certain things that you should and should not do. The following are some steps that you should know about opt in lists.

Yes, you should.

1. Make an opt in list highly visible on your site. You can use a software program from virtually any site.

2. Using the general email that you send out to clients, have a place where they can link to sign up for receiving emails from you.

3. Make sure they do want to receive emails from you. You do not want to get into trouble for spamming.

4. When conversing with them, mention that you have emails that you can send to let them know of new products and sales.

5. Do not talk in circles. Explain exactly what you have and how it can benefit them. Do not mislead them about what they will be receiving.

6. Contact people who sign up right away. Let them know how you operate and what they can expect from you. Make them feel welcome.

No, You Should Not

1. Do not assume someone that has emailed you six months ago would like to be added to your list. Send them an email and ask if they would like to be included in your mailings.

2. Do not buy lists of opt ins that you are not sure of. Ask for evidence that the people on the list do want to receive emails about your business.

3. Do not take people for granted. Appreciate the trust they put in you. When you do something to make them reconsider whether trusting you was wise or not, you put your business in jeopardy. They will not be eager to return emails or converse with you either.

One sure method of saving money is to send emails. Direct mailing is expensive and the supplies you use to send mail by the post office is expensive. If you are ready to start your own opt in service, give it a try.

1. Information for free. If you want to get a good opt in list going, let your visitors know that they can receive free information. Newsletters, travel tips, which tools are rated the best, and tried and true recipes are a good start.

2. The simpler the better. It should not take an hour to sign up for a subscription to a website. Do not ask questions that are not necessary. The info they provide should be just what you need to know a little about their preferences, their email, and other contact information. Tell them what their subscription includes.

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