Find Out 100 Ways To Ignite Your Opt-In Subscribers!
Can you picture being armed with these 100 techniques?
1. The "Specific Date" Technique 2. The "So Many Minutes" Technique 3. The "Here's Your Lesson" Technique 4. The "E-Report" Technique 5. The "Tease Me" Technique 6. The "Great Deal" Technique 7. The "JV Discount" Technique 8. The "Worth It?" Technique 9. The "Virus" Technique 10. The "Swipe Them" Technique 11. The "Republish It" Technique 12. The "Future Goals" Technique 13. The "Future Problems" Technique 14. The "Prize Fest" Technique 15. The "Las Vegas" Technique 16. The "Fast Forward" Technique 17. The "See It Everywhere" Technique 18. The "Multiple Choice" Technique 19. The "My Credentials" Technique 20. The "Confidentiality Agreement" Technique
And 80 more techniques in this report.
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With 100 techniques being offered, you really can't go wrong, and a look at the titles of each technique in the table of contents is bound to get you curious about this e-book's advice. I thought I should mention yet again how great it is that Larry Dotson deviates from his usual style of jumping into each content straightaway and now offers a brief introduction and conclusion.
Anyway, all the tactics you need to put into use when expanding your subscriber list are basically packed in this product already, and they have some pretty snazzy titles, too, which really give you an idea what they're all about. The definitions and explanations for each method are to-the-point and manage to enlighten you despite the brevity. Everything mentioned here is already being widely used, but this product is great for when you just need to see a list of all the list-building options you can take advantage of.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
List Building Firepower By Larry Dotson
a training in hard selling, August 05, 2007
Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara
Just like his Resell Rights Renegade e-book, this is another collection of brief descriptions of the strategies he’s encouraging his readers to use. Again, the good points of this book include the fact that it is well-written, fast-paced, concise, and quite interesting to read. But for those who want more, then they would probably prefer an e-book with less strategies, but a deeper explanation for these.
But in terms of its “fire power” and the apparent effectiveness of the strategies, I have no question about that. Clearly, the headings alone convey the persuasiveness of the individual strategies. To me, the topics make use of such persuasion techniques that could be considered borderline “black hat” already, but they could actually be adapted so as not to seem too much of a hard sell. If I tried these on anyone, I’d say these would really work. But the question is, would I turn out to be too much of a hustler if I used these? I’m all for the subtle approach, you see. But then in the world of sales, the more persuasive the sales talk, the better results it gets. No wonder most salespeople are really of the competitive and driven kind.
I believe that this e-book is very helpful, and the strategies here will no doubt work. If you need ways to boost your sales, this is one of the best resources for you.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
List Building Firepower By Larry Dotson
Good techniques, but…, November 28, 2007
Reviewer: Claire Madarang
These are all good, well-thought-out techniques that can help beginning Internet marketers build their lists. Some of them are already common, like the strategies on discounts and freebies but they are still worth considering when building a subscriber list. A few, though unique tips, needs to be further clarified, like the “targeted flirting technique,” which does not provide a context for complimenting the potential list subscriber.
The “table of contents” in the beginning may be helpful to some, but as most of the titles of the techniques do not really give much of an idea unless you read the actual content, they are not of much help if you want to find a particular technique. What would help is grouping the techniques. One group could be called freebies techniques, another teasing or sampler techniques, another exclusivity techniques, and so on.
Also, as with some of Larry Dotson’s reports, however short this is, it still tends to get wordy. In particular, almost each advice begins with: “Tell your potential subscribers …” To address this, the author can simply put that statement as an umbrella statement, followed by the tips.
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