Mark Carrington

Breathe Your Dreams

Tagged: list building

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Week 5: Talking Traffic For List Building

Traffic Frustrations Week 5 webinar on the Quick Start Challenge was all about traffic for our list building. Traffic for list building is a topic that has really frustrated me at the hands of the so-called Internet Marketing gurus. I have heard so many ideas and implemented a mishmash of them. Maybe I should go back to all my notebooks and try to condense everything that has been said and try to distill my own strategic framework out of it all. These are some of the things that stick in my mind: Build a clear image in your mind as to who you are targeting Tighten that image up into a customer avatar (whatever that word means) Focus in on...

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Week 5: Quick Start Challenge Video Testimonial

One Last Challenge Week 5 has all been about traffic, paid and free.  Each week of the challenge has had set homework to complete.  This week the homework is to create a video testimonial basically designed to push participants to do the video thing. I have been doing  video for some time now and have included a few as part of my homework – no big deal then to make a video. Last Chance Saloon The Quick Start Challenge is run by Dean Holland and Craig Crawford. I suffer from Shiny Object Syndrome and as part of the cure I designed I had unsubscribed from all email lists apart from a few. One of those surviving emails came from Paul...

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Week 4: Start List Mailing

A Better Way We already know that People buy from people they know and trust In this weeks challenge we put a few more bones onto that skeleton.  We were told we really have to get people to know, like and trust us.  That feels like a lot more than just building trust.  What does it take to fulfill those three words? Know Like Trust Success is not going to come from promoting the latest, whizz-bang product that has all the features and benefits and amazing user testimonials.  Those things help but they may not be enough. The best compulsion to buy will come from the person who recommends a product with whom you have the best connection.  I know...