Showing posts with label email list. Show all posts
Showing posts with label email list. Show all posts

Sunday, June 7, 2015

[Link] The Biggest Business Mistake I Ever Made

by Joel Friedlander

I didn’t know it when it happened, but it was the teleconference call that changed my life—my business life.

It was a monthly call with a mastermind group. We talked about marketing and tried to help each other get better at it.

Although my blog was becoming popular, I was struggling trying to find ways to make it profitable.

I was describing my frustration about this when one of the group members asked how my email list was doing.

“Pretty poorly, to be honest,” I replied. “I started a newsletter a few years ago, but haven’t kept it up, and there aren’t a lot of signups anyway, so why bother?”

“Well that’s your problem right there,” he said. “You’ve got great traffic, all you have to do is start building that list and you’ll be amazed at what happens next.”

He went on to give me some specific ideas about how to go about doing that.

So I started working on growing my email list, and eventually I found out my friend was right. This one effort has completely changed my business, my relationships with my peers, and the number of opportunities that are open to me.

Read the full article: http://www.thebookdesigner.com/2015/05/the-biggest-business-mistake-i-ever-made/

Sunday, January 18, 2015

Join the Taylorverse News Email List

Thank you for your interest in my writing career thus far and my work (including this blog) up to this point.

I am moving to an automated system with MailChimp. IIf you wish to continue to receive updates about my work (outside of this blog since I prefer not to spam the blog with "buy my book" posts and keep it focused on writing content instead, you will need to sign up at the following webpage:

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All sign ups get a free e-copy of my collection, Gomer and Other Early Works.

There are lots of fun things in the pipeline, including some pretty big licensed properties I'll be writing for and the (finally) debut of my H.G. Wells-based comic sequel to Time Machine, War of the Worlds and Invisible Man.

Thanks for all your support in the past and for your continued support as I keep putting out work.