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Re: What's the best way to safely build an opt-in email list?

HomeBizGrowth — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 05:30:56 GMT

Hello amspcs,

Before building your list, you should research what people
are already buying in your niche market.

Why?

Because it doesn't make sense to put all that work into
engineering marketing materials based upon topics that no one is interested in.

One of the best ways to perform market research is to go
Amazon.com and search in the Movers and Shakers, and the Best Sellers
categories.

Once you know what your market is buying and actively
searching for, you could then customize the information that you want to share
with them based upon what they are interested in instead of forcing topics down
their throats.

If you speak their language, they will most likely listen to
your marketing message.

Remember, you must educate and provide useable information
before they will completely trust you.

As we all know, people hate being sold.

If you speak their language and create a systematic
marketing strategy to reach your niche, you'd have no problem building your
email list, because you'd be offering information that they're actively
seeking.

I hope that this perspective helps.

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Re: Anyone need help with their business?

myschool — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:19:09 GMT

Hi Rob,

i am planing to start a school business, i am serching for financer can you help me

Srinivas

Where can I find boutique owners/retailers?

987Inc — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:02:44 GMT

I am an authorized manufacturers distributor looking for individuals interested in opening a boutique/store/retail operation domestic or international - Any ideas where to locate?

Feel free to email me at qobierika@live.com if interested in learning about brands!

Re: HOW TO PROMOTE YOUR WEBSITE OR BLOG.

cedzsearch — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:14:37 GMT

thank you fatg4real

Re: Do you know any good trade or B2B websites

nikecoo99 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:12:49 GMT

tks .

Re: Do you know any good trade or B2B websites

nikecoo99 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:12:09 GMT

Thank you .

Snow Bird Comprehensive Property Management

alexgordon222 — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:35:48 GMT

Dear fellow entrepreneurs.

I am interested in starting a small business. I live in Michigan and see a potential need to organize comprehensive property management services for "Snow Birds" - typically retired people that move to Florida or other warm states for the winter. Michigan has more snow birds than any other state incidentally.

Would anyone have good suggestions on how to find and market to my target audience?

Free Voice Over IP (VoIP) Comparison Guide

InsideUpK — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 00:38:27 GMT

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How do you get setup to sell a companies products!

snccigars — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 21:49:25 GMT

We are on the verge of opening our fine cigars business. We have found a distributor where we can get cigars cheaper than retail, however, still not at true wholesale prices. I have tried contacting the large cigar manufactures to carry their products, however, they will not even return an e-mail. How does a new business establish contact with large companies and get a chance to buy their products direct from them, with no middle man? How does the supply chain work? I would appreciate any help, we are getting very frustrated knowing that we are dealing with a middle man when we need to work direct with the manufacturer.

Are you trying to contain costs around technology?

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