Become an Internet Marketeer

https://blog.kissmetrics.com/being-an-authority/

https://www.google.be/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#newwindow=1&q=how+to+become+an+authority+in+everything

http://videofruit.com/blog/150000-email-subscribers/

1. Build an audience (1K subscribers), 2. Validate & Create Your Product, 3. Launch the product. 

STEP ONE:

Take out a piece of paper and write down the names of 10 people you know in real life who might be interested in the topic of your blog.

Don’t over think this process. These can be friends, family members, co-workers, neighbors, people who go to the same gym or to a community group like church or other local clubs. The only requirement is that there’s a change they’re interested in what you write (or podcast or make videos) about.

STEP TWO:

Write an email to these 10 people (if you don’t have their email address you can text message them, Facebook message them, or whatever other form of 1-to-1 communication that is normal for the context of your relationship).

Here is what the email should say:

I am starting a new site (or I have a site) teaching people _________________. Would you be interested in learning more about that?

STEP THREE:

Wait for their reply.

If they reply no, politely thank them for considering it. If they reply yes see Step Four.

STEP FOUR:

Once someone replies with YES you now have their permission to add them to your email marketing tool

https://vyper.io/

Getrevue and Feedly

https://convertkit.com/create-timeline-successful-product-launch/

http://www.yourfirst1k.co/enroll

WordPress 

Lauch soon viral plugin

http://videofruit.com/rapid-list-building/#do_u_know

Make it personal with a picture of yourself

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Call to Action

1 pager!

Start with a question: Listbuilding on autopilot with your chatbot.

https://demo.growtheme.com/welcome/

http://10ksubs.com/

http://help.convertkit.com/article/133-the-internal-survey-method

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[We're Live]

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always call to action in email

Use P.S. in email: it gets attention

Ready for today's workshop?

Join us today at 1 PM Eastern for a packed hour of helpful teaching.

Here is what you will learn:

• Why an email list is critical to your business and how to use it to sell
• The one thing you need to grow your email list to 1,000 subscribers and beyond
• A step-by-step guide to set all of this up in 48 hours

That's live 1 PM Eastern, and you can join us at https://convertkit.com/webinar/1k19/live/.

We'll send another reminder in the hour leading up to going live, so you don't miss it.

See you soon,

Darrell

Email 1: Show ‘em who you are!

Your reader has obviously stumbled upon you in some way, whether it’s from a guest post, a retweet, or Google (thanks SEO) to get to this point. But once they’ve opted-in with their email address, this first email in your intro sequence is your opportunity to communicate just how rad your brand is (and to welcome them to your tribe!).

So, tell them who are and what you do (and don’t shy away from sharing your personality!). Remind them how they got on your list (because we’re all a little guilty of signing up for things and forgetting about them) and then deliver something valuable. This will usually be some kind of freebie you’ve offered in exchange for their email address.

Thank them for their interest in you and let them know they’ll be hearing from you again soon.

Email 2: Get your education on

I know, I know...growing an email list is a great way to make more sales. But at this point? You’re not even mentioning your products or services!

Remember how I said that trust is the base of a strong relationship? Well, you haven’t earned your new subscriber’s trust quite yet. You’re still new, so just keep popping up in their inbox and delivering value.

This second email is an educational message because this is where you start talking to your reader about their pain point – why it’s a pain point, statistics about the problems it causes, some tips to cure it, and so on.

Now, you know this pain point can be be solved by your product or service, but again, don’t talk about that just yet. Just talk about your core topic like the authority that you are and focus on being incredibly useful here.

The point is that they leave this email with a better understanding of this big issue they’re having and a genuine feeling that YOU are the person to help them fix it.

Now, this introduction sequence just sets you up to continue providing value to your subscribers as well as to eventually sell your products with ease. If you're using ConvertKit, here is a guide on how to create an autoresponder sequence.

Ok friend, that wraps up the work for today. Tomorrow, I’ll be back to wrap up the challenge and remind you how to enter the drawing for a free year of ConvertKit. 🙂 Get excited!

xoxo

Melyssa + ConvertKit

http://coschedule.com/headline-analyzer

http://maintraining.thinkific.com/courses/take/webinar-how-to-sell-more-online-courses-using-youtube-marketing-hacks/lessons/244625-webinar-recording

https://www.google.be/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#newwindow=1&q=great+introduction+videos

Look for unanswerd questions:

https://www.quora.com/How-do-you-find-unanswered-questions-on-Quora

It seems there’s no direct way to find unanswered questions on Quora.

However, Google can help you find them.

Here’s a quick way using Google’s advanced search parameter:

1. Go to Google
2. Type in: inurl:quora.com/unanswered
3. Step 2 will give you a lot of unanswered questions.
4. You can even search for the topic you are interested in. For example: “inurl:quora.com/unanswered email” will give unanswered topics related to “Email”

Let me know if this worked for you. Cheers!

Lookup your topic

http://videofruit.com/blog/make-money-blogging/?inf_contact_key=5d6bdc69fc99cba17e120b35c6a139d5bccd573d167ba3fcf101ba623d3d8c7e

http://www.appsumo.com/business/

With a webinar:
- Tag everyone who registers with an automation.
- Add them to a 1-email sequence to send out the registration confirmation immediately.
- Add them to a post-webinar follow-up sequence, also set to start going out immediately.....but [sneaky trick] uncheck the days it can send, so it wont send anything just yet.
- Schedule broadcasts to 3 days, 1 day, morning of, 15 mins before webinar, etc...sent only to people who are tagged as registered.
- After the webinar, allow the follow-up sequence to start by checking all the days it can send.
- Once the follow-up sequence complete, remove the webinar registration tag.....and to get ready for the next webinar.....duplicate the sequences and broadcasts.and adjust for teh new webinar dates/times and details.

Would be useful if you could fix the start date/time of a sequence to an absolute (and not relative) time....or schedule an automation for a future date/time....or once a particular broadcast has been sent.

[Note ConvertKit use Calendly to handle registration and sending email reminders for their own regular weekly webinars.]