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Decrease Your Opt-Out Rate - 3 Simple Strategies For Preventing Your Subscribers From Opting OutI have looked around and I see are article and posts about how to get people to join your list. What about preventing from leaving? Getting people to stay on your list is just as important as getting them to be on your list. I am going to show you 3 simple ways if implemented, will decrease your opt out rate. 1. Send a message to your subscribers within 48 hours them signing up for your list. With the way autoresponder services work these days, you should a message loaded that will automatically go to your new list members. Why 48 hours? You do not want your subscribers to forget about you and the content they signed up for. If you follow this strategy you will leave a lasting first impression. 2. Sending them many messages drive to the opt out link at the bottom of your emails. Do not send messages to your list everyday! You want to build a relationship with your list. Keep you subscribers happy. The next logical thing to ask is… How often should I send messages to my subscribers? Ask them? Send out a small survey and ask for their preferences. Well, that will depend on their preferences. The cool part by asking them what they want you are starting to build a relationship with them. 3. If members on your list have bought some of your products, don’t ask them to buy it again. In other words, don’t send them links to those products. This is easily done by having them subscribe to a new list and taking them off the old list automatically. Remember, once a person is a buyer, you should ramp up the quality of the free content you give them. In the long run you will be to sell them more stuff. Feeling your frustration when it is comes to list building I encourage you to grab your copy of this complete “system” of list building. I previous sold this “system” for $47 but you can have it for free today! Instant Access to Get Paid To Build Your list! There are many ways to build a list, this is just one exciting way. Thanks, Francis |
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