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Repurposing your content makes good business sense. It’s a good way to squeeze out as much value as possible from your current content. Repurposing also helps your customers by providing fantastic content in a variety of ways because some people understand things in differently.
Here are a few ideas to help you repurpose your content:
Recycle. There’s no need to just use great content once. Recycling your content benefits everyone in a positive way. A good way to do this is to think about each piece of content and how you can reuse it.
This was posted by Val on December 8th, 2009. You can find more information like this in General Biz and Newsletters. There are no thoughts on this post, would you like to add one?
As a really busy Mom that works her business at home and away, I have learned to outsource in many areas. PLR ( private label rights ) is one of my absolute favorites. But alas, I will acknowledge that it becomes an addiction at times and is on my computer stacking up. What a waste!
I know from time to time you have seen my recommendations for PLR and I honestly do subscribe to all of them. But I want to make sure my readers are also using their time and money wisely since I know how easy it is to spend a ton of money each month and not even use it.
This was posted by Val on August 30th, 2009. You can find more information like this in E-courses and Newsletters and PLR. There are 1 thought on this post, would you like to add one?
If you have many lists, find a program that holds them all. Don’t waste time with free programs all over the board, or not moving your lists to one program because you are afraid of losing people.
Moving lists actually helps weed out some of those that aren’t reading your emails anyway. Having a big list doesn’t mean a thing if they aren’t opening it or clicking links from it. So look at those conversions as well.
This was posted by Val on March 16th, 2009. You can find more information like this in Newsletters and Organizing and Programs and Software and Quick Tips. There are no thoughts on this post, would you like to add one?
We’ve always been told that a successful online business must have a mailing list, but sometimes that’s easier said than done. We have to figure out how to get the subscribers and once we have them, what do we send them and how do we get them to buy stuff from us? In fact, building and running an effective list can *SEEM* so involved and complicated.
But it really doesn’t have to be.
Alice Seba has one of the easiest and simplest-to-follow approaches to email marketing and she’s willing to take you and me by the hand in her brand-new and aptly named, “Email Marketing Reform School”
This was posted by Val on May 31st, 2008. You can find more information like this in Coaching and Newsletters. There are 1 thought on this post, would you like to add one?
If you want to generate traffic to your website, increase the size of your mailing list, and sell more products, consider creating an e-course. An e-course is information, usually delivered a chunk at a time, as in one lesson per day, via email.
An e-course can be on any topic. Take a look at your website and think about what your target market would like to learn about. If your website is devoted to information about beauty treatments, you can create an e-course explaining how to have a spa day at home. If your website contains information about sewing, you can create an e-course that explains how people can start their own sewing business. The choices are limitless.
This was posted by Val on October 22nd, 2007. You can find more information like this in E-courses and Newsletters. There are 2 thoughts on this post, would you like to add one?
Your conversion rate is the percentage of visitors who take a “desired action” when they visit your webpage. The “desired action” for your ecourse would be opting in. The higher your conversion rate, the more traffic you turn into subscribers and the more money you will make. The following are some tips on increasing the conversion rate for your ecourse.
This was posted by Val on October 14th, 2007. You can find more information like this in E-courses and Newsletters. There are no thoughts on this post, would you like to add one?
As you may know, the size of your mailing list can reflect the size of your profits. Your “mailing list” is the group of people that have signed up to receive your mailings, which can be a newsletter, e-course, or any other email.
You can set up a mailing list through an autoresponder service, such as Aweber. Once you register for the service, you can set up a mailing list and preload various emails that will be sent to the people that sign up to receive them. Your autoresponder service will give you a bit of HTML that you can add to your website or blog. When people click the link, they will be added to your list. As soon as they are added, they will start to receive your mailings.
This was posted by Val on October 6th, 2007. You can find more information like this in Newsletters. There are no thoughts on this post, would you like to add one?
Newsletters are this weeks priority. I have a to do now list on notepad and I love deleting things from it. I think deleting is even more fun than crossing it off a physical list. I’m a list girl, but I tend to have too many of them laying around. Then I confuse myself on which one is the most important to get done. My laptop has cured that thankfully. Plus it’s made it easy to work here and there when I have a 1/2 hour between appointments.
This was posted by Val on October 3rd, 2007. You can find more information like this in Goals and Prioritizing and Newsletters. There are no thoughts on this post, would you like to add one?
