In this e-book, author Liz Tomey talks about building your customer list the usual way with some twists. He teaches you how to target making profit in the long term and not only in the short term, and for this to be done, certain sacrifices have to made, like giving your joint venture partners a large percent of commissions.
Tomey basically talks about two aspects of list building – one is building a list through other people’s products and the other is through your own products. To give you a clearer understanding of both, he talks not only about what each approach entails but about the pros and cons as well. He presents all the information in an organized way to help you decide on what kind of customer list you would like to build.
I like the section here “A Word of Wisdom Before Getting Started” as it sets you in the right mindset for the rest of the e-book. This e-book also has a very effective title – succinct and communicating a very attractive benefit.
Overall, this is a good and easy read.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Get Paid To Build Your List By Liz Tomey
Don't ask me why I am a RABID Liz Tomey fan!, October 12, 2007
Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara
It still amazes me how Liz Tomey could turn an old yet still profitable topic and make it seem new. She has created another resource that she has compellingly positioned to be so relevant and valuable, that you would be lost in the Internet Marketing world without it.
Even though it talks of a topic that has been hashed, rehashed, ground, sent through the garbage disposal, and even regurgitated, she has taken a trés fresh approach to that topic, repackaged it, and gave us a resource that is verily a survival guide in online moneymaking.
Great points: the Liz Tomey trademark of above-par organization, attractive colors and layout, and excellent content.
Don’t brush this e-book aside with a jaded “I’ve read/heard it before” statement. Look past the seeming duplication and try to see what Liz is telling you and you would see that this indeed is a valuable resource. I assure you, you won’t regret downloading this. At all.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Get Paid To Build Your List By Liz Tomey
, October 18, 2007
Reviewer: Lynn Lopez
Could this be more of the same old Internet marketing techniques thrown together and repackaged? It may seem that way, but regardless how you see the contents of this product, you won't be able to deny that this is one solid guide. This really drums into your mind repeatedly what you need to start your site, gather subscribers, and make money from your list.
You may also note the appearance of this e-book. Thank goodness there's are writers/Internet marketers who know the importance of having a product that's aesthetically pleasing. This is not just informative, but it's quite pleasant to look at as well.
Overall, I really love what this e-book has to say, even though it may sound that it has all been said before. That doesn't make this product worthless. The fact that this made the topic a lot clearer is likely to swing the vote for you, and add to that the quality of the advice and recommendations.
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