I don’t know about you, but to me that’s a huge market. That’s just proof that there’s money to be made on the internet using email. No, no, no..I’m not talking about SPAM. SPAM is sending people emails that they didn’t ask for in the first place.

What I’m talking about is opt in lists. Lists of people who come to your website, fill out a form, and request for more information. They request you to send them emails. Isn’t that great? Not only does it feel moral, but these people will actually read your email. Unlike SPAM, where you see the headline - notice that it’s SPAM, and delete it right away.

That’s not the end of it either. Not only will they read your email, but in the back of their mind there will be something telling them “Hey. This guy knows a lot about this, you should read and believe what he says”. That is the power of email marketing.

The most important part is can you write an email that will convert. Can you send an email to someone which they open, go to the link and buy? You’re right. You don’t. But Cory Rudl, Joe Vitale, Allan Says, and a lot of other successful internet marketers do. Yanik Silver has over the years compiled all the greatest emails that has converted to hundreds of thousands of dollars. His book is called:

Million Dollar Emails

Purchasing this ebook for a simple $19 could help you write emails that generate tons of profit

Isn’t that amazing? Think about it. Before someone buys your product they’re going to see it at least five times. That’s the great thing about email marketing is that you have ‘their’ contact so you can ‘remind’ them about your product. You remind them to look at your product 5 times.

There’s one problem though. Can you get them to read your email, and click the link to your product (or affiliate link)? The main thing you have to look greatly on is the headline. If the headline is not attractive and personalized people are not going to read the email. It’s as simple as that.

Yanik Silver is one of the greatest email marketers of all time. If you want to learn about email marketing, he will be a great mentor.

Fortunately, he wrote an ebook focused on autoresponders.

Read More:
Autoresponder Magic

If you’re like me then you’re signed up with dozens of newsletter/mailing lists. If you’re not, you should. You should go to the top internet marketers websites, and sign up for their newsletter. This way you can find out exactly how they do newsletters. What they write, and what works.

One thing’s for sure, free special reports are great to give to your newsletter subscribers. When you make special reports, you want to make sure it’s in PDF format. PDF is the common file type for majority of ebooks on the internet. If you make your special report in the PDF format that makes it look like an ebook! People will grab it right away, everyone loves free!

The downfall is Adobe charges over $200 for the software to create these PDF files. There are more options… Read about it in this free special report..

Click here to download (or right click “Save link as”)

When you look at information on the internet. The information is free. On the minus side, most of the information is very basic. Good information is kept secret. It’s kept secret because whoever knows this information obviously went through a lot of trouble, and most of the time a lot of money to find out this information. What these people are willing to do is trade this information for money.
When you build an email list, a lot of the subscribers are ‘freebies’. They’ll take whatever they can as long as it’s free. What they don’t know is there’s a lot more useful information out there for a price. You have to build a relationship with your opt in list, and get them to realize that they have to spend a little bit of money to get prime information. Information that will make them say “Ah Hah!”. Information that has been kept secret, but only released to paying customers.

On the other hand, I’m not saying all free information is useless. You can find great information out there. You just have to know where to look.