How to Use Giveaway Events To Grow A List From Scratch: An Interview With Internet Marketing Coach Stephanie Mulac
Book Details
Author(s)Michael Senoff
PublisherMichael Senoff
ISBN / ASINB00FM56XRM
ISBN-13978B00FM56XR9
Sales Rank2,702,524
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
I’m Micheal Senoff, founder and CEO of HardToFindSeminars.com where you can listen to hundreds of free business and marketing interviews for free.
Now, my challenge is to build the world’s largest free resource for online, downloadable audio business interviews. I knew that I needed a site that contained strategies, solutions, and inside information to help you operate more efficiently.
I’ve learned a lot in the last five years, and today I’m going to show you the skills that you need to survive. It is my mission, to assist those that are very busy with their careers And to really make my site different from every other audio content site on the web, I have decided to give you access to this information in a downloadable format.
Stephanie Mulac remembers how excited she was when she got her first 50 subscribers signed onto her list, then 200, then 500, and so on. She says it’s a great feeling to watch your list grow before your eyes and to know that you’re not only helping people but that they’re genuinely interested in you and your business. Let’s be honest, though, having a growing list is also a great way to make serious marketing money.
And you can build that kind of list with just one giveaway event.
If you’re not familiar with giveaway events, they’re when a bunch of marketers get together online to offer digital products for free. Everyone promotes the giveaway, so there’s lots of traffic and lots of sign-ups (people must sign onto lists in order to get the products they want). And in this audio, Stephanie tells you all the steps you need to take to be a part of it all.
You’ll Also Hear…
* The 2 types of giveaway events – open and closed – the benefits of both and how to find the right one for you
* The best place to find private-label-rights products to use for events (if you don’t want to create your own products) – and Stephanie’s only concern about using them
* Strategies for building a list off a blog – examples of how to make the kind of keyword-rich, “sub-niche†posts that could create steady streams of “evergreen†traffic (…and the best way to take advantage of that traffic once you get it)
* The tip about contests someone gave Stephanie when she first started out that she says opened doors like nothing else
* The best kinds of freebies to use at a giveaway event – (Hint: think of them like the “free samples†you get on Saturdays at Sam’s Club)
* How Internet marketers create their products so fast
* The one best way to up-sell at a giveaway event: yes, it’s completely okay to make money while you build your subscriber list off of freebies, here’s how
Stephanie says you really only need four things to get started at a giveaway event: a product, a page that describes your product, a thank-you page, and a page for people to download your giveaway. You don’t even have to create your own products either – use private label rights, and you’re done. And in this audio, you’ll hear everything you need to know to start building your list today.
Now, my challenge is to build the world’s largest free resource for online, downloadable audio business interviews. I knew that I needed a site that contained strategies, solutions, and inside information to help you operate more efficiently.
I’ve learned a lot in the last five years, and today I’m going to show you the skills that you need to survive. It is my mission, to assist those that are very busy with their careers And to really make my site different from every other audio content site on the web, I have decided to give you access to this information in a downloadable format.
Stephanie Mulac remembers how excited she was when she got her first 50 subscribers signed onto her list, then 200, then 500, and so on. She says it’s a great feeling to watch your list grow before your eyes and to know that you’re not only helping people but that they’re genuinely interested in you and your business. Let’s be honest, though, having a growing list is also a great way to make serious marketing money.
And you can build that kind of list with just one giveaway event.
If you’re not familiar with giveaway events, they’re when a bunch of marketers get together online to offer digital products for free. Everyone promotes the giveaway, so there’s lots of traffic and lots of sign-ups (people must sign onto lists in order to get the products they want). And in this audio, Stephanie tells you all the steps you need to take to be a part of it all.
You’ll Also Hear…
* The 2 types of giveaway events – open and closed – the benefits of both and how to find the right one for you
* The best place to find private-label-rights products to use for events (if you don’t want to create your own products) – and Stephanie’s only concern about using them
* Strategies for building a list off a blog – examples of how to make the kind of keyword-rich, “sub-niche†posts that could create steady streams of “evergreen†traffic (…and the best way to take advantage of that traffic once you get it)
* The tip about contests someone gave Stephanie when she first started out that she says opened doors like nothing else
* The best kinds of freebies to use at a giveaway event – (Hint: think of them like the “free samples†you get on Saturdays at Sam’s Club)
* How Internet marketers create their products so fast
* The one best way to up-sell at a giveaway event: yes, it’s completely okay to make money while you build your subscriber list off of freebies, here’s how
Stephanie says you really only need four things to get started at a giveaway event: a product, a page that describes your product, a thank-you page, and a page for people to download your giveaway. You don’t even have to create your own products either – use private label rights, and you’re done. And in this audio, you’ll hear everything you need to know to start building your list today.
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