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5 Ways To Attract Email Subscribers

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Picture this:

You've pulled together a killer email series that answers your visitors' most burning questions while showing off your expertise. It's bound to send them running to your site to make a purchase, or for the phone to give you a call...

...but nobody's purchased or called yet.

Why?

Because nobody's gotten those killer emails yet!

You Need Subscribers To Send Your AWesome Emails To!

The most important part of your campaign is your audience. So your first step will be asking people who are interested in your business to subscribe to your marketing messages.

Whether your business is online, offline or both, there are many ways you can grow a list of interested and engaged subscribers.

Put A Web Form In The Following 3 ONLINE Places:

On your website

By putting a web form on your site, you can invite visitors to sign up for your emails. This way, prospects can learn more and customers can hear about your latest offers.

On your blog (Don't have a blog? No worries - not everyone does.)

If you blog, you've likely started to grow your audience already. Add a web form to your sidebar to invite that audience to get your email updates.

If you use WordPress, you can easily load your web form with our WordPress for AWeber app. You can also offer readers the option to automatically subscribe when they leave a comment.

Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks

If your business has a social account, you can ask your contacts to subscribe. Social sites are essentially interconnected networks, so opportunities for growth are limitless - especially if you use our Facebook web form app, which drops your form directly onto your fan page.

You can also turn on the options to auto-post your emails to Facebook and Twitter. And if that wasn't enough, use our Facebook Connect option to pre-fill your forms with site visitors' information - they can subscribe without ever touching their keyboards.

Even if you don't have a web site, you can still grow your list online. Just create a web form in your account and we'll host it for you!

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Ask For Sign Ups In These 2 OFFLINE Places:

In your store

Ask customers if they'd like to sign up at the point of sale. Put a sign-up sheet on your checkout counter. If you use comment cards, include a request for subscriptions!

On business cards, receipts, flyers & catalogs

Include the URL to your sign up page (or hosted web form!) on printed materials. When distributing them, let your contacts know they can sign up to receive more information.

There are lots of other ways to collect subscribers. The more people you have on your list, the more chances you'll have to make a sale.

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