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Another Reason to Have a Newsletter

The following is taken from Get Paid University.

Another reason I have a newsletter is it gives you an instant market for your product. This is so critical. I told a friend of mine who’s an investment banker years ago, I said, “I’ve got this great idea! I want to sell it in the market place,” and he said, “Yeah, but what’s your distribution?” I said, “What do you mean?” He said, “How do you get it out to the public?” I said, “I don’t know yet.” He said, “Well, that’s where the real money is because you might have a great product but you need distribution. You got to get access to the customers. So whoever has access to the customers is going to charge a fortune because without them, you can’t sell it.” When you have a newsletter, you have distribution. You can now reach your customers. As I said, I had a newsletter before I even launched my first product. I got it up to so many thousand people, built it for three years, and made a few thousand dollars with the first product because I had an instant market for my product.

Reasons to Have a Newsletter

Here are the reasons to having a newsletter. Flowers before sex in Bahamas is something I like to talk about. You can’t expect people to come to your website and just buy something from you straight away. There’s too much competition in the world. We’ve given our email address out too many times. So a newsletter lets you develop a relationship. You wouldn’t normally invite someone to go to the Bahamas for sex unless you’re from California, maybe Norway and I’m totally generalizing. I don’t even; I mean I know one Norwegian and she wouldn’t do it. What you want to do is build a relationship first. Ask someone to dinner, maybe some flowers so the flowers in this case are your newsletter. So you build a relationship with people.

A newsletter will help you stay top of mind when someone needs you. You can’t expect that when they come to the website, they’re in a buying mode. Let’s suppose you help people with their indoor gardens, maybe they’re just kind of dabbling right now, maybe it’s going to be three, four, six weeks later that they’re like, “You know what? I’m really going to get moving on this.” And your newsletter arrives in their inbox that day and they go, “Oh, that’s right! Helen, the one with the indoor gardens. I’m going to get that CD.”

Sample Letter to Send to Possible Newsletter Subscribers

The following is taken from Get Paid University.

Hey [insert name],

I just created this awesome free download that will help you to [insert benefit]. It’s to celebrate the launch of my new newsletter, with free tips on how to [insert benefits]. I think you’ll get a lot out of the newsletter too.

Keep a look out for the free download in the next couple of days. I’ll give you one issue of the newslet- ter, and leave the choice of whether to subscribe up to you.

Would you help me reach the people who could use this?

I’d appreciate you thinking of the people in your life who want [insert target market’s desire], and forwarding it to them when you get it. Would you?

[Signature]

Why Have a Newsletter?

The following is taken from Get Paid University.

Now, why do we have a newsletter? Billy Mae is saying that Bryan is a mentor of his. Right on, Billy. So why have a newsletter? I was asked to speak at Harv Eker’s Never Work Again conference. He’s the one who wrote a book called The Millionaire Mindset and I initially said no. I mean, yeah, why would I want to go and speak at there for? They said, “We want you to speak about newsletters. We understand you have one.” I was like, “Yeah? Who doesn’t?” But I realized that newsletters were the fundamental lynchpin of my business, like everythingrevolved around that because I kept giving away free information in the terms of valuable articles and building a relationship with people. I built my newsletter for three years before I had a product. Now fortunately, you guys have got me so you’re not going to wait that long. But I didn’t know any better and I just built it for three years and I was trying to sell my coaching and then when I did release a product, I can’t remember the exact amount – I think it was somewhere around $3,000 to $5,000 I brought in which was amazing to me for my first product launch.

 

Do You Need a Blog and a Newsletter?

The following is taken from Get Paid University.

One day I’ll come up with a really simple way to answer that and I do answer it in the book but we’ll see what comes out now. I think a blog is wonderful. I would never have a newsletter without a blog and the way I’m doing it these days is I want my blog to be my newsletter. I have a blog and then put your newsletters on your blog. That’s pretty simple. You just put the article on your blog. What I think you should have people do though is make sure they still subscribe to your newsletter or your blog so that you can send out an email saying, “Hey, check out the latest article.” I think that’s really important, the emails to alert people and bring them back.

How to Manage Your Newsletter List

The following is a transcription taken from Explode Your Practice.

How do you do your email list? I know there is Microsoft Outlook I didn’t know how you manage your email list and ezines.

David: Well you have come to the right person. I am the expert on this. I can save you weeks of time. Don’t do how I did it. What I started well… I will tell you how I do it now, which is the ultimate. And you can choose that one. Then I will tell you the real cheap effective and free. The one I would do if I wanted to budget.

The system I use is Professional Cart Solutions. Here is something that you really should have. You really should have where people can – it’s got to be automated you don’t want to be subscribing them manually. You want them to be able to fill in a form that subscribes them.  And ideally the newsletter is emailed to them right away. By an auto responder straight away. Something else that will save you a lot of time through the years is when you send out the email to everyone it includes a link at the bottom that has their specific email address in. Sometime you get emails that say unsubscribe, they send it by a different email address. It doesn’t say what email addresses subscribed to.

They say take me off the list and they are getting your stuff through a different email.

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