Thanksgiving is around the corner. Yay! I have lots to share with you on what I have been doing. There isn’t too much explanation though as this will be a blitz, a giant of a list post for you to peruse. However, they are pretty self-explanatory.
These gems were uncovered from my ongoing endeavor as of recent in research. As you know, I’m doing everything myself for this upcoming mailing list launch. The 7 tips I’ve shared earlier are only a summary of what’s below. You’ll definitely see the meat of the whole process today. So take note because as I took action on them, I realize I have quite an arsenal to give back. Only 4 more posts until launch! 
Now I want to share my discovery with you in hopes that you too shall gain some insights on what launching your mailing list might take you into. Refer to this article down the line as you get yourself into the habit of building your own list. The best way to see the idea in full is to work it’s magic by taking action. I could have called it the step-by-step approach as well, but hey, now you know how I’ve done it. Away with the thoughts then.
Here’s hoping you’ll learn something about building your mailing list. Let’s see them happen soon. Oh, by the way, Happy Thanksgiving! Thanks to all who have been friends and supporters of Blogging For! Hugs! Hugs! Hugs! Ok, here are those findings.
Source: Right From the Heart
50 Things I Didn’t Know About Starting A Mailing List (But Do Now)
- If you don’t know, ask your readers. Start a poll and get some feedback.
- From what they’ve given you, what do you know for sure? Take that as a starting point.
- What do they like? Plan to put a lot of that in. Don’t leave out your voice.
- What don’t they like? This will help you focus better and you will steer clear of it.
- Decide your type of incentive – ebook, ecourse, interview, PLR, etc.
- Instill a deadline to light a fire under your behind. This will give you a kick in the rear!
- What are the formats you’ll send the info in – text, audio, video? Let your readers know.
- Spend relevant costs for ecovers or make your own ecover? You decide.
- Determine how you want to distribute the information – by e-mail or onsite?
- Will there be a squeeze page too? You might have to write copy afterward.
- You now have an impression of your audience. Create a rough draft of the giveaway.
- Think about relevant products you can promote too. Ones which you already use.
- Try mind mapping. There’s Freemind or on site with Mindmeister or Bubbl.us. FREE.
- From what you’ve see, where do you need more research? List some keywords.
- Search for your specific keywords and relevant long tail phrases.
- Organize those finds in an manager like Evernote. Here’s a research template.
- Also use Google’s Wonder Wheel for more awesome, relevant searches.
- Get a new e-mail like Gmail for opt-ins. Saves you time so you can tag and label.
- Sign up for your competitors info. Study their delivery and effectiveness.
- Look at the thank you page. Did they send you elsewhere or to a freebie/bonus?
- Do you want to send your readers an upsell too and with what relevant product?
- Look for patterns in your subscriptions as you receive them. What are you sold on?
- What don’t you like? Think like a subscriber. What won’t you do?
- Look at the ratio of the e-mails in value and promos. Too much or too little?
- Decide on how you’ll send your material. Weekly, daily, what’s your frequency?
- Look at the tools they are using, free or premium? They will promote them often.
- What autoresponder delivers the goods? Who uses it that you know and trusts it too?
- If signing up, consider their affiliate program to promote to your list as well.
- FREE and reliable autoresponders are also available – MailChimp and Listwire.
- For creatives, take note of email template designs. How will you design yours?
- In time crunch, stick to simplicity for results. Design is second to actual work.
- As you receive content, look at how it is distributed. What type of audience reads it?
- What are the formats sent – text, audio, video? Take note on how to format yours.
- See possible templates for your material or consider hiring a freelancer to design.
- You can do it yourself with Open Office and searches for FREE ebook templates.
- OK, do a second draft of your information. What will you take away or add on now?
- Put yourself in product creation mode and think in layers.
- Who are your audience again? Refer to mailing list notes you’ve taken for approaches.
- If you can, keep everything organized so you can find your information when needed.
- Refer to your mindmap, notes and blog archive for ideas when you lose direction.
- Consider openers/prompts, freewriting on 750 words, article templates for continuity.
- Set aside time slots to focus on specific writing jobs. Chunk tasks together.
- Don’t try to do everything all at once, you’ll overwhelm yourself and lose motivation.
- Don’t fall trap to new ideas. Finish the ones you have to do first!
- When finding yourself overdoing tasks, take a break! Come back later.
- Don’t throw away any drafts. These can be possible guest posts later for marketing.
- Don’t be afraid to make new charts, new designs, see new visions or processes.
- Be careful as over-editing can erase your original intention. It might change everything.
- Feel free to test your material on your family members, get their opinion and reactions.
- Remind yourself this mailing list is another extension of you, a deeper you!
Alright, so you have seen now how I have done my process. From getting the feedback and into the act of market research, anything you do online, when you know your competitors, you get an idea of where you can step up. Now that can be different for someone else, but with the discovery above, I clearly see that the path is doable.
That gives me motivation to keep going.
The rest is just an injection of the knowledge.
Share your thoughts.
Hi Thu, awesome! Talk about details. Very valuable information as well as your last post. A lot of marketers don’t get so deep. I think your most important points are #43 and #45. Because it is important to have a clear mind when conducting your internet business, with no distractions.
Terry Conti
Terry Conti´s last [type] ..Why is a Mailing List Sooo Important
Twitter: thublogger
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Hi Terry,
Great to have you here. Yes, I tend to go into the nitty gritty of things. That’s because it has to be said. Why sell it when you can get it for FREE? However, I think that conundrum has really messed up the way we market ourselves. If I have to repeat myself again, might as well. Hehe. Practice makes perfect.
Definitely agree with that. I just have a bad case of multi-tasking.
Talk soon Terry!
Thu
BTW! – It’s Thanksgiving here in the States! Do you guys have Turkey day?
Twitter: blokube
says:
Great Post Thu and glad to see you did study on starting a mailing list.
Another great auto responder is GetResponse.
btw. you can also do some adswaps to increase your mailing list.
Thanks for sharing this great Post.
.
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Twitter: thublogger
says:
Hey Dev, long time no talk. I haven’t forgotten about you, honest! Hehe, just been quite busy and all but I see you got something new there. Blokube! That’s awesome. A new brand for yourself huh?
Yes, I wanted to get into the core of list building and it wasn’t happening by myself. I needed ideas and doing market research was the way to go. Just being in it overall has been inspirational. Really looking forward to how everything will turn out. That’s only 4 posts away!
I’ve heard of GetResponse, is that something you’re using?
I’ve heard of Adswaps back when Jonathan Beebe talked about it. I’ve just had some bad cases where my email box got loaded with so much, I couldn’t keep up! Have you tried it and how has it worked for you?
Great to see you taking out a bit of your time to drop a line!
Talk soon,
Thu
Twitter: blokube
says:
haha
That’s great to hear Thu. I hop you had a great thanksgiving day.
Actually i’m using an Auto Responder software which works on my server.
Adswaps is great way to get subscribers but you have to keep balance in providing value and links.
If you ever need any help, then you know how to reach me.
Have a great weekend thu. Keep Rocking.
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Twitter: Alexwhalley23
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Wow Thu!
You really hit this one out of the park! Great list, and the way you delivered it – succinct and to the point… I LIKE IT!
I think the last point you listed summarises EVERYTHING
“this mailing list is another extension of you” definitely advise to keep in mind.
Thanks Thu (sorry Ive been away so long – but Im back baby! LOL)
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Twitter: thublogger
says:
Yay! Been wondering why you’ve never really read any of the posts. Hehe, j/k, with your schedule and a baby! I really understand my friend. You are one of the most busiest bloggers I know and even to take some time to comment and answer shows me that you are more than that, you also got heart my friend! Love that!
Respect!
Thanks for the kind words as well. Yeah, after looking at the rest, you’re definitely right, the mailing list is definitely a entirely deeper extension of you! Whoa!
Haha, glad you’re back. Looking forward to more visits as well as being on your blog and technshares and famous. Geez, you are everywhere! LOL.
Talk soon!
Thu
BTW-It’s Thanksgiving in the States, thanks for dropping by!
Twitter: lavenderuses
says:
hi Thu
Now I know why I haven’t seen you on Twitter much these days! Too busy building your list and writing this amazing post. You have all bases covered. Really looking forward to the next post and the final product. I know I won’t be disappointed. You sure are rockin’ gal. Well done.
Patricia Perth Australia
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Twitter: thublogger
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Haha, ‘all bases covered’. I got to take that keyword and work some magic with it soon. Love the clever ways you seem to summarize everything I write Patricia! Now I may write a lot but you have a keen eye for looking for what’s the low-down. Keep at it, I have lots to learn. I want that laser-focus perspective as well. Hehe.
Thank you for your kind words as well. I’m really looking forward to hearing feedback from yourself.
Talk soon!
Thu
Twitter: AdamPaudyal
says:
Thu,
This is really one freaking awesome list. You know what; you really are a blogging rockstar! You are supercool because you are the blogger that is always herself and is mega motivated to succeed.
You inspire me in so many ways Thu, I Know I can’t even describe it! I can’t wait for what is in store for us in the future!
I am your greatest fan, and trust me I am not lying :O)
You Rock!
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Hey there Adam!
When you’re pumped, I’m pumped. Don’t tell me I’m the rockstar. You are haha. I always get a great vibe when we chat. So I’m sure that will rollover onto any endeavor you do. After all, it’s all about implementation right? What you’ve read above, those were a lot of insights. More than that, I don’t know how I’ve gotten them hehe.
As I said, I didn’t know until it happened. So I’m glad you got something rockin’ out of it and yes, we’re destine to succeed. Heck, I’m bringing those who are around me. Together it’s one big Thanksgiving!!! LOL
Talk soon,
Thu
Twitter: johnmcnally54
says:
Whew! I got exhausted just reading the list, I can see you have been very busy Thu, and I’m looking forward to your launch.
My own list building is on ‘slow burn’ at the moment, because I don’t know what to do with a list. I vaguely know I want to make money, but I’m not sure how yet.
Until that time I am just concentrating on my blog and getting traffic.
John
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Haha,
John I don’t know why you keep getting tired of my efforts. I guess because you’re right. It has been time-consuming and more than that, I put a lot of effort into finding out the little things that makes the process whole. So if you were to say, keep it simple, haha, that’s an entirely different story.
What’s simple was, all of this process took over 2 weeks and now that it’s simplified into a post, well you can imagine, I’ve made it simple enough. We can all agree, that fatigue oh man was one heck of a ride. Nothing comes for free. Now only 4 more posts and we’re onto a new adventure, blog marketing! Yay!
Great to hear you again John. Talk soon,
Thu
Twitter: Findmyblogway
says:
Hi Thu,
Another awesome post about starting a mail list. There are so many things that we need to take note of. I am glad that you come out with this list. A post worth bookmarking for future reference. You have strengthen my mentality of building a successful mailing list. Lots of things for me to get it right.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Lye
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Twitter: thublogger
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Hi Lye,
Great to see you. Thanks for the great new post you’re just shared with us. Everyone! Check it, it’s in his comluv! Hehe. Really glad that you can take something away from this. I’m not doing it only for me.
After all, those who are subscribing are interacting with the blog overall, which in and of itself is an extension of me. Might as well reveal everything that’s happening. Nothing can go wrong.
In time, it’ll happen. You just have to keep going Lye.
Once again, it’s great to see you here.
Talk soon!
Thu
Twitter: stevescott1
says:
Thu,
Some in depth stuff. 50 things. That is quite a nice stab at growing your information base on mailing lists. I Like it!
I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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Twitter: thublogger
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You’re definitely right! 50 things was quite a lot but once I had it all out, it was man oh man, wonderful. Haha. I hope you have had a wonderful Turkey day as well. Thanks for everything so far Steve. You rock!
“Look at the thank you page. Did they send you elsewhere or to a freebie/bonus?”
I noticed that too, and now always have that in the back of my mind whenever I create download pages. It’s great to learn from others!
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Twitter: thublogger
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Hi there Barbara,
Welcome! Yes, I didn’t realize how intricate the process was until I notice how some send you to an authentication page, another to a personal one, which I find more effective. Point is, the more personal, the better, you’ll want to carry through.
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on this!
Thu
Hi, Thu! What a great list! Studying and benchmarking how others do something is always a great route to take. Unfortunately, some marketers fall in to the trap when they see some of the big dawgs shooting out sales pitches on a daily basis and then try to do the same! I’ve fallen for this before. I didn’t realize that these “big” marketers could afford to make sales pitches and lose mass amounts of subscribers because they literally had thousands upon thousands of subs! I’m going to bookmark this list and definitely return to it in the future
Thanks!
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Twitter: thublogger
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Hi Elise!
Love the enthusiasm
Welcome to Blogging For! Thanks so much for the kind words. I agree, I believe we like to be like the pros so we go by all means to try to be like them, but hey, we’re only on step 1, they’re all the way on step 10! 
Overall, it’s realizing that you have a voice to try to be yourself but provide something that is of the utmost value in terms of inspiration, something new to learn, perhaps from a different perspective but most importantly from your own unique selling point.
I think the possibilities are endless and I like to also think we are all striving to be good in our own way. Even in a such a tough market as blogging.
Appreciate the bookmark and please do let me know of anything that comes up on your process, which I might have missed!
Always love to hear new ideas to implement.
Please do visit again!
Talk soon,
Thu
Twitter: gastrategist
says:
Thanks Thu, this is a great resource to keep checking back to.
I am in the middle of 2 other projects right now but I definitely want to make a list soon.
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving, and thanks for linking to my blog!
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Twitter: thublogger
says:
Hi Jennifer! How are you? Long time no see pal. I had a great Thanksgiving, hehe, still eating and no problem. Mastermind folks, we stick together
I have been saying this, but if you see anything above which I might have missed, shoot a hoot! After all, we all go about the process differently. I believe it can always be improved. I’m planning a 50 more things I’ve learned about building a mailing list afterward.
Talk soon my friend and wishing you all the best for the rest of the weekend!
Thu
Twitter: melvinblog
says:
Well thats a lot! I think I’m a little step behind from you as far as list building is concern so I may have to learn those things too!
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Twitter: thublogger
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Hey there Melvin!
Great to see your thoughts on this.
No, I think you’re already a few steps ahead in regards to taking action and being in it deeper. You see, the above has a lot to consider in terms of market research and the beginning of the implementation.
Thus, I said a beginner’s perspective.
I’ve seen your blog with the awesome contests which I’ve missed
. So I’m sure that has increased your subscriptions. Will try for next round though to try to bring more eyes to the sight on that.
Appreciate you taking out the time to comment!
Talk soon,
Thu
Hi Thu, another really good tip is to run a contest … nothing gets people more motivated than winning something
Cheers,
Chase.
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Hi there Chase,
Thank you for the awesome suggestion. I sure will try to implement that into my campaign on increase my subscription list after the launch. I think that falls more into 50 things I learn about building my mailing list hehe. Appreciate the blitz as you have started off my next list.
As I mentioned to Melvin above who often runs contests on his site, I find that idea converts well. Thus, it never hurts to increase traffic and share it with new bloggers huh?
Appreciate your tip!
Thu
Excellent information….never thought that we have to think 50 points before starting a mailing list…Great Post!
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Welcome back, Iphone developer!
Hmmm, would love to address you by your first name. It’s just better that way, but no rush!
Thanks for the kind words. Yes, there are so many intricate workings that I believe we fail to mention them. In fact, each post is actually a possible post in their own words. So with a little creativity and research, this is the working of a product as well. 
Great to see you again and talk soon!
Thu
wow..the cartoon that you published is so funny. your title is is really hooked me. i like it because it doesn’t like a hard article. so i want to read more about it.
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Hey there Sisca,
Actually, you know, the gal in the cartoon reminds me a lot like myself
Glad that you like it. Hope you also got something out of the post as it’s more on the intermediate side of blogging.
Welcome to Blogging For!
Thu
Twitter: DanielSharkov
says:
That’s a great article Thu – useful and straight to the point. Asking your readers is always a good thing to do. After all they are the ones you want to please. So what better way to know what they want than asking them. Liked the tip about promoting relevant products. The emphasis should lay on relevant.
Checked out the autoresponders you’ve mentioned above. Even registered for MailChimp, which seems like an awesome service considering that if you’re under 1000 subscribers, everything is free.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Daniel Sharkov@Blogging Tips´s last [type] ..7 Blogging Mistakes You Should Avoid by All Means
Twitter: thublogger
says:
You’re very welcome Daniel.
I’m just glad I’m able to share these insights with readers who are interested in them. With your writing which I’ve ran into here and there, you’ll make an awesome mailing list. Let me know when you have one coming out!
Yes, MailChimp would be 2nd choice if I didn’t have Aweber. I like it a lot however, the cost of beyond 1000 at $30/mo is too much. So I rather still to Aweber. Good luck and also refer to the tutorials I have written to get you through the first few steps!
Glad to help and once again, no problem!
BTW – Welcome to Blogging For! Would love to hear your thoughts further in the future.
Talk soon,
Thu
Twitter: DanielSharkov
says:
Thanks for the kind words. I’m seriously considering starting a mailing list in the near future. What I learned from other bloggers is that not starting one early enough can be a big mistake.
I agree that 30 dollars a month is a bit steep, but after all not many are the ones having more than 1000 subscribers. Things are far from clear at the moment so I will definitely take the time to check your tutorials.
And finally thanks for the welcome! I have your blog bookmarked and will definitely be checking it out regularly.
Have an awesome day Thu!
Daniel Sharkov´s last [type] ..The Power of Backlinking as an Off-Page SEO Technique
Twitter: thublogger
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Thanks Daniel,
I have yours as well even through Twitter.
Great connecting with you! Talk soon my friend and you have a great day as well.
Cheers!
Thu
Man, in Ukraine, where I come from, nobody uses mailing lists
Damn, even at e-stores, nobody uses “Online order” functionality – 99% of audience prefers to make a direct call to place an order 
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Hi there Max,
Welcome to Blogging For! I’m surprise that is the case. In fact, I think they are pretty ongoing. Just that you just don’t see them prominent on marketplace sites. For example, you have to create an account to get updates with coupons and so on. Those are considered mailing lists as well.
Overall, a mailing list is something that requires your e-mail. Commenting however is not.
The difference is you are interested in what the site will send out to you so you’ll subscribe or opt-in as they call it. This isn’t considered SPAM, however we don’t realize that.
Then we receive so much, we don’t know how to stop them. The simple solution, ‘unsubscribe’. That is the rule according to the CAN-SPAM act.
Hope that clarifies some of your views. And direct call, if that’s much better to call ahead, receive the product at the physical store, the better. I can see why they wouldn’t need a mailing list. Hehe, unless they see out coupons or newsletters as I mentioned.
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts!
Thu
Wow, thank you for this fast and detailed response
Now I see better what you mean. Yeah, people do use that functionality here, too – whenever you enter your email address to some service, they start sending you ‘updates’, and there usually is an option to unsubscribe – either directly in email or in your profile settings at the site of origin.
Twitter: thublogger
says:
No problem Max, glad you understand, as I too didn’t understand all this until I looked at other lists. Basically, it’s just a matter of wanting to know what’s going on ‘behind the scenes’. So if you’re blogging yourself, you want to perhaps do the same but on a smaller level.
Great to hear from you again.
Great post!
Many useful tips in there, and all straight to the point
Thanks Thu
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Twitter: thublogger
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Hi there Amr,
Welcome to Blogging For! Yes, as I said, they are each specific in their own way. Glad you can find them of help and you’re so very welcome.
Thanks for sharing this great Post.
Twitter: thublogger
says:
you’re welcome again
Very useful list; I’ve just started my own email list and and will definitely be taking this on board.
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Twitter: thublogger
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Hi Donace,
Great to hear that. How has that been working for you?
That’s a lot to take in. I guess this is why I haven’t started my own mailing campaign. It’s a lot of work. I would also like to know what kind of payout it produces.
Thanks for the tips. I probably don’t have to buy “how to mailing lists” now. I’ll check that off my list.
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Hi BT,
Yes, it can be a lot to take it however, for the work you’ll put in now to make it something later, you’ll find that the effort really counts. This is really where you get to go that extra mile with building a relationship with your customers.
In addition, you’ll also know how to craft content that they really want to read. All in all, sooner or later, it’ll become an option. So as you’ll grow, consider the endeavor in some way.
Thanks for your thoughts on this post!
Thu
Hi Thu,
Im from Poland. Im reading your blog from 2010. You do really great job. Really thank you.
Best regards
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Thanks so much egloo! I really appreciate your kind thoughts.
Mailing lists are good to manage and spread newsletter and very essential for email marketing.
Twitter: thublogger
says:
Definitely, the better you get with it, the better it’ll also convert!
Twitter: freshtight
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I like the idea of mind-mapping, or brainstorming..it really helps to get your top-line thoughts down on paper (or whiteboard) and concentrate on the structure, the outline of your email. I’ve found this helps with writing blog posts as well…just getting your thoughts out on paper first, and then going back and writing sub-headings, then filling out the rest with details, stats, story-line, etc.
I also love #50 – You must always remind yourself that email marketing is much more personal than any other type, so if you take the extra effort to make things a bit more personal, more detailed or more relevant, it will definitely help you in the long run.
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Twitter: thublogger
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Thanks Tarun for this added tip!
Mindmapping is something I have just started doing the last year. And so far, with practice, I noticed that my ideas do run wild. However, that’s the point of the process. You’ll get to see everything you’re thinking visually.
From there, it’s narrowing down the stuff you want to work with. Hence, the identifying the subtopics and so on. As long as you are creating a few levels deep, you’ll get a lot of ideas to write about.
And yes, #50 is also something I strive for. No matter what, your voice is what your readers remember you by. By instilling that familiarity into your newsletter, the relationship remains ongoing.
Thanks so much for your thoughts once again.
Thu
Mailing list is very important to get new visitors. Great post !!
Twitter: vinh.psp
says:
That’s great to hear Thu. I hop you had a great thanksgiving day.
Actually i’m using an Auto Responder software which works on my server.
Adswaps is great way to get subscribers but you have to keep balance in providing value and links.
If you ever need any help, then you know how to reach me.
Have a great weekend thu. Keep Rocking.
starting something new with no certain background will be follow with several mistake, like 50. but as i read your stuff its seems like you are getting better and better
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I believe you got what it takes to be a blogger! very interesting blog! I like it…
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Thanks God, now I am looking for information about creating a new mailing list. Thanks a lot!
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Each of these points is worthy of a blog post on its own. I’ll have to carefully go down the list and consider each one. The one that’s most useful to me atm is #41, freewriting on 750 words. That’s an excellent idea on how to get the writing juices going. And it will probably produce foundations for several moneymaking posts.
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I think, most bloggers are trying to do everything they can build this. But the biggest problem is poor management and response
Hi Thu !
I’m french but i’m amazed how english “seo and tips” blogs are more advanced and actual than french blogs, thanks fore these tips !
Useful tips thanks
Always I continue you
Awesome post Thu.
These list helps me a lot,I don’t no many things how to start a mailing list but this gives me more suggestion anyway thanks a lot for this tips.
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Thanks for these tips. I’ve just started my own mailing list, so hopefully I can get some leverage from it!
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Great list Thu Nguyen. I am learning more about Building mail list, learn a lot from your post.
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That was a comprehensive list, congrats!
I’ve found many useful informations about mailing lists I didnt know before
Wonderful tips. I should start my own mailing list.