How to make a dollar for every subscriber on your list
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I get this question a lot:
“Tell me, how many subscribers do I need to make good money from my list?”
I’ll tell you…
But first, I’m gonna break the biggest myth about this whole thing, okay?
Ask anyone how much a list is worth and almost 100% will answer $1 per subscriber per month!
It’s what everyone accepts!
It’s what the Gurus teach!
The problem is that all those telling you how much you will make are not making that much themselves. They are just like parrots repeating a phrase without any understanding of what it means or how it works!
When I started out building my list, I was told I should expect to make $1 per every person on my list per month.
I didn’t make that.
Not even close.
I rejoiced if I made $0.012 per subscriber.
But that wasn’t enough to cover my autoresponder expenses….
Let alone pay the bills such as gas, water and electric.
What happened next, will knock your socks off.
By total accident…
I discovered all this one dollar per subscriber per month talk is…
…bullshit!
Yeah…
You’re NOT supposed to make a dollar for every subscriber on your list.
For most marketers, this number is much lower.
That’s why most list builders fail.
They just can’t fund their business this way.
But some smart marketers are laughing all the way to the bank.
Why?
Because they’re getting $3, $5 and even $10 per subscriber.
How?
2 steps:
1) They promote offers with a deep back end, which pay high ticket commissions. This way, every sale can potentially bring thousands of dollars, instantly multiplying the average subscriber value.
2) They use high-quality leads that become more responsive over time… unlike “average” leads which lose interest and drop off quickly.
Now…
This is where it gets interesting…
The smart email marketers know this one secret…..
80% of their sales come from 20% of the subscribers on their list.
These are the subscribers who…
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Open almost every email.
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Click on the affiliate links.
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And aggressively look into offers they put out.