SUBJECT: List Management Secrets Lesson 19 of 31: Getting Started

Hi {!firstname_fix},

Ok so the first thing I want to talk to you about
is getting started. The number one thing I've
seen over the years, from the friends that came
and went, and those that didn't make it, and even
from those that did in the early days was that
they were put off in the beginning. You know the
story, and in fact, may have experienced or are
experiencing this yourself right now, the ‘I only
have a thousand people on my list’ syndrome,
where it all isn't quite happening fast enough. 

Let me put your mind at rest here. Done properly,
with a good solid product and joint venturing and
making some new contacts through a single
website, a single product not even directly aimed
at increasing your list size or quality can put
you up two, three, five, and even ten thousand
subscribers within a few months. I've seen it,
and I've experienced it. We'll talk more about
this in a moment, but first I want to be sure
that you understand that numbers don't matter.

So what if you only have five hundred people on
your list, when all of those 500 people know you,
trust you, know your products, and most of them
either bought from you before or see you as more
than a random nobody sending them e-mail. I'd
pick that 500 person list over a random low
quality, purchased leads or whatever list
consisting of 10,000 people any day. Whatever you
do, don't get disheartened by low numbers.
Numbers mean nothing, it's how you interact with
them and how they respond to you that matters.

And on that note, there's something else I want
to get out to you right now, if you've done this
before, or have thought about doing it, or
haven't done it yet, listen up, because it's
amazing how many people I speak to, asking how
their list building is going, and they say to me
oh yeah, I only had three, four, five hundred on
it, so I ditched it and started again. They
weren't responding to me anyway. How to make them
respond to you is a different report altogether.
But please, do not start ditching lists like this
to get organized again. 

The bottom line is stop starting again. If you've
done so before, it might be too late to revive
your old subscribers without being reported or
attacked, if you're thinking about it, don't do
it. Five hundred people is a gold mine on its
own, and hey, only fifty more of these and you're
at 25k already. If you have no idea what I'm
going on about with all this giving up lists
stuff, great. Take note and fix your organization
and your situation before starting anything new,
or you might just find yourself in the above
situation and wasting the last few weeks, or even
months in severe cases of your promotion time and
budget. (I’m still amazed at how many actually
throw prospects away).

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