Comments on: Do You Sign up for EVERY list? http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list Learn to Earn Money At Home Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:09:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Melody Munson http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-281 Melody Munson Sun, 23 May 2010 13:51:40 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-281 HA! Nothing beats finding some useful information,for my research,keep em coming. ;-) HA! Nothing beats finding some useful information,for my research,keep em coming. ;-)

]]> By: Heather Masson http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-86 Heather Masson Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:26:37 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-86 Hi Matt ~ Yes it's not even brand name spam... NO NAME... I like that! :D Thanks for comment! Hi Matt ~
Yes it’s not even brand name spam… NO NAME… I like that! :D Thanks for comment!

]]> By: Heather Masson http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-85 Heather Masson Fri, 09 Oct 2009 20:24:44 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-85 Hi Loretta, and Welcome! Yes that is very true also. I have my few favorites... and I like to stick with that. I have many blogs in my reader, I love keeping up with them, but I certainly don't need them all coming to my inbox as well. =) Hi Loretta, and Welcome!

Yes that is very true also. I have my few favorites… and I like to stick with that. I have many blogs in my reader, I love keeping up with them, but I certainly don’t need them all coming to my inbox as well. =)

]]> By: Loretta http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-84 Loretta Fri, 09 Oct 2009 19:37:06 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-84 I agree with you 100%. I recently have purged my inbox of lots of incoming crap. I only get a select few email lists now and I like it that way. Too many lists causes information overload mush brain anyway ;-) .-= Loretta´s last blog ..<a href="http://easywahmwebsites.com/332/how-to-find-the-right-business-coach-for-your-business/" rel="nofollow">How to Find the Right Business Coach for Your Business</a> =-. I agree with you 100%. I recently have purged my inbox of lots of incoming crap. I only get a select few email lists now and I like it that way. Too many lists causes information overload mush brain anyway ;-)
Loretta´s last blog ..How to Find the Right Business Coach for Your Business My ComLuv Profile

]]> By: Matt Hart http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-83 Matt Hart Fri, 09 Oct 2009 18:51:58 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-83 Copyblogger is another example of a site that just gets it. They create that balance, I get regular newsletters, I even look forward to them because I know its going to be quality. That is the worst thing about all the spam, it isn't even quality spam... It's the kind of cheap no name spam that ends up where it belongs... the garbage :) Copyblogger is another example of a site that just gets it. They create that balance, I get regular newsletters, I even look forward to them because I know its going to be quality.

That is the worst thing about all the spam, it isn’t even quality spam… It’s the kind of cheap no name spam that ends up where it belongs… the garbage :)

]]> By: Heather Masson http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-82 Heather Masson Fri, 09 Oct 2009 17:24:36 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-82 I couldn't agree with you more Ms. Freeman. If you have a newsletter, and you publish it once a week or once a month, stick to that schedule. I don't even mind getting an additional one, from folks that actually have something they see of value that they want to share. I will have to check out that software that you are using, and see what's all about... The way email marketing is done right now, really leaves me wondering and not wanting to opt-in even if it is a good list such as Lynn's. I couldn’t agree with you more Ms. Freeman. If you have a newsletter, and you publish it once a week or once a month, stick to that schedule. I don’t even mind getting an additional one, from folks that actually have something they see of value that they want to share.

I will have to check out that software that you are using, and see what’s all about…

The way email marketing is done right now, really leaves me wondering and not wanting to opt-in even if it is a good list such as Lynn’s.

]]> By: Ms. Freeman http://athomewithheather.com/email-marketing/do-you-sign-up-for-every-list/comment-page-1#comment-81 Ms. Freeman Fri, 09 Oct 2009 15:40:47 +0000 http://athomewithheather.com/?p=107#comment-81 I am testing out one of my sidebar affiliates email marketing campaigns, it is simple to set up and operate and it is free for 60 days absolutely no credit card needed during the trial period. I have gotten quite a few subscribers but have not sent any emails yet, I only want to send unique info via email and not simply rehash my blog and send it out. I have found that just about all of the email lists I have signed up for simply resend what they've already posted on their blogs. And they send 2-3 emails a day. I unsubscribe on day two. I'm not sure why they don't simply collect the list; grow it until they really have something of value to share. The current tactic is making email marketing even more off putting. .-= Ms. Freeman´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.freemanlegacyllc.com/2009/10/business/" rel="nofollow">What is my business?</a> =-. I am testing out one of my sidebar affiliates email marketing campaigns, it is simple to set up and operate and it is free for 60 days absolutely no credit card needed during the trial period.

I have gotten quite a few subscribers but have not sent any emails yet, I only want to send unique info via email and not simply rehash my blog and send it out.

I have found that just about all of the email lists I have signed up for simply resend what they’ve already posted on their blogs. And they send 2-3 emails a day. I unsubscribe on day two.

I’m not sure why they don’t simply collect the list; grow it until they really have something of value to share. The current tactic is making email marketing even more off putting.
Ms. Freeman´s last blog ..What is my business? My ComLuv Profile

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