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From Jeff Neil http://www.4mlm.com 

Hi Donesia,

Let me give you my opinion first. Though I'm sure you already know it.
I love MLM. or network marketing, which ever you prefer.

But I'm glad to hear that you have dropped your programs.

There is nothing wrong with them. But as Kevin said in his great article
Only certain people will do well with them.


If you and your members are only paying $25 a month, that takes a lot of
members, and a ton of work. Unless of course you get someone with a
big list to sign up underneath you. Possible, but not likely.

If you're in no rush, and the company lasts, most anyone *could* make
them work. Truth is, most people won't.

I'll try to keep this short, but for the successful networkers I know, MLM
*is* their business. Not just a side order of fries. They spend a lot of
money
and / or a lot of time.

I know you well enough to know that you do not have enough time to
work those types of programs. Not and run your co-op business.

There are two affiliate programs I've done well with, that I'll share. One
is Host4Profit. A needed service. I've made it profitable with an ezine
and preselling it on a web page.

The other affiliate program I have had good luck with in the past is
Terry Dean's Internet Income Cashflow System
http://www.mainemoosemarketing.com/cashflow.html

I don't promote affiliate programs much anymore. Not my niche, tired of
not getting paid. But Terry pays this one himself. Actually his wife signs
the check
;)

I used payperclick search engines, and a mini website offering a free report
and ebook with a follow-up email series. Just like the gurus say to do. Build a list
and sell to it. Automated.

Hmm, maybe I should start doing that again...;

I've babbled long enough,
Jeff

Jeff Neil
800-216-2245
Preparing Your Mind For MLM Success
http://www.4mlm.com 

Just who is this Maniac (Maine Native) called Jeff Neil?
http://www.greatestnetworker.com/is/jeffneil 

A Complete Traffic Building Plan: Part I Starting A Newsletter

Copyright 2002 Kevin Bidwell

[The following is the first in a series of 10 articles on
building traffic to your site. If you will follow the
guidelines in these 10 articles, you will see your traffic
grow to hundreds if not thousands each day.]

FIRST, AN INTRODUCTION:

On a regular basis I get emails from people who say 
something like this: "I have been trying to make a living
on the web for the last two years and I haven't made a dime.
All I have to show for it is a mountain of debt."

That's a tragedy.

If you are willing to put in 5-10 hours per week for a year,
I can show you how to be making a full-time income on the
web. [I am NOT going to be able to give you all the details
in this newsletter, if you want the whole thing, take my
course.]

The reason that most people can't make a living on the web
is that they have listened to the people who make it their
business to take money rather than help them. As a result
they are sitting there two years later, poorer and a little
more jaded.

That's why I am writing this series of articles. If you
will do what it tells you in this 10 article series, you
will have hundreds of hits to your website each day--and if
you have put together a good site--you will have the sales
and income that go along with that traffic.

Here is what you will learn in the ten articles:

Key I--How to Start a Newsletter that MAKES YOU MONEY
Key II--How to Network and Get Linking Partners
Key III--How to Re-Invest PROFITS into ADVERTISING
Key IV--How to Avoid Traffic Scams
Key V--How to Develop Your Own Product
Key VI--How to Start an Affiliate Program
Key VII--How to Get Listed on the Search Engines
Key VIII--How to Create Traffic with a Viral Site
Key IX--How to GIVE SOMETHING AWAY for Traffic and
PROFITS
Key X--How to Get THOUSANDS from FREE PUBLICITY


So, let's start with Key I:

HOW TO START A NEWSLETTER THAT MAKES YOU MONEY

We track everything we can here at All-In-One-Business.com.
Everything. I can tell you how many people receive our
newsletter. I can tell you how many people open it up and
look at it. I can tell you how many people read each one of
our articles. I can tell you how many of the people who
read our articles buy one of our products. After tracking
all of these statistics, here is what I can tell you:

A good newsletter will make you between $ .10 and $ .20 in
sales for every subscriber each month.

Did you catch that?

That means that for every 1000 subscribers to your, you will 
make $100.

Now, what if I told you that getting 15,000 subscribers
over the next year is not only a reasonable goal, it is 
almost effortless? That means that, just from your little
newsletter, you can be making $1500 per month in less than a
year!

But you have to do it right. Here's how you can start a
newsletter that will make you money:

1. Target it to a specific audience.

Before you go out and build yourself a newsletter, make sure
you know who you are going to send it to. Make sure that it
hits your target market.

2. Send it every week.

This is a tough one for some people--especially those who
are doing their own writing. Since all of my articles are
designed to be placed in an upcoming product we will sell,
I can afford to do a lot of writing. Not everyone can. If
a weekly is too tough for you, start twice per month.

3. "Brand" Yourself and Your Site.

Remember that the purpose of your newsletter is TO ESTABLISH
YOURSELF AS AN EXPERT. Write as many articles as you can
yourself. Give your opinions. Don't tell people lies to
try and get them to buy an inferior product. Even if you
don't write an article, take an authoritative position in 
the introduction. Here is an example:

"Joe Blow put out this article last week, and I think you
will really benefit from it. While I don't agree with
everything in the article, it is really pretty good so I
decided to print it here."

What this does--even on articles you don't write--is put
yourself in the "expert" position. Again, building you
and your site's "brand" recognition.

As a part of branding, don't necessarily share every
struggle you have with your readers. I don't care how
successful you are, there are days when you just want to
pitch it all and get a "real" job. If you are constantly
sharing those kinds of things with your subscribers they 
will not see you as the expert you really are.

4. Do NOT send solo ads.

Now, if your goal is to simply make money publishing and not
selling your own products, skip this part. There are people
out there who are making good money selling solo ads. BUT
for people who wish to sell their own products, solo ads can
hurt your subscriber base.

5. Send out no more than TWO personal endorsements per
month.

While some people would call this a solo, I look at it
differently. Once, or at the most twice, per month, you
send an offer to your subscriber base. Make it like a
personal letter from you, not like an ad. Short is good.

6. Put a sign-up blank, with an incentive, on each page
of your site.

For an example, look at the middle of my main sales page at
http://www.all-in-one-business.com .

7. Put a Pop-Up window for subscribing on your main page.

OK, we all hate pop-ups. The reason they are used is that
THEY WORK. Again, take a look at my site:
http://www.all-in-one-business.com 

8. Use free ad subscriber services.

There are number of free subscriber services that will send
you new subscribers in return for each subscriber receiving
a free classified ad. [One of the services that I furnish
for the students in my course is where to get these free
subscribers.] We get about 100 new subscribers each day 
just from these free services.

9. Start out with a TEXT newsletter.

You will notice that we use an HTML newsletter. There is a
reason for that--but we still debate regularly going back to
text. The most comprehensive numbers demonstrate that text
sells better than HTML in most cases.

10. Put ads between and INSIDE articles.

Between each article put a short, 6-line ad targeted to your
readers. In addition, in the middle of articles, put a 
short "Word from our Sponsor".

11. Set it up on an autoresponder.

Once you get a few hundred subscribers, you will not want to
spend your time doing subscribes and unsubscribes. I use a
very reasonably priced service to do this for me. You can
read a review of the service I use here:
http://www.all-in-one-business.com/imm/20020412/review.html 

12. Submit Your Articles to Other People's Ezines.

As your name gets better and better known, you will find 
that more and more of your articles will get picked up and
printed. Put together a good BIO box (see mine below). It
works well as FREE ADVERTISING for you and your site.


13. Don't Be Discouraged.

When you are starting out, you will be putting your eZine
together for just a few people--maybe even less than 100.
You will NOT see a ton of sales from those small numbers.
Put it out anyway. You will make your mistakes to a smaller
number of people, and some of those people will stay with
you for the long haul. Treat every subscriber like royalty
and it will pay off in the long run.

Next week I will be giving you insights on how to get those
key linking partners that will drive traffic to your site.

============================================================
Kevin Bidwell is owner of http://www.all-in-one-business.com 
and works with web business owners all over the world to
help them succeed in business. All-In-One Business receives 
over 1 MILLION visits per year and his Success Secrets 
course has helped hundreds of people achieve financial 
independence in their own Internet business.

This article may be reprinted for use in newsletters and
websites provided that this information box is kept intact.
Email notice of intent to publish is appreciated but not
required: Kevin@All-In-One-Business.com 

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Oldies But Goodies

Business Email Etiquette 101-Yes It Does Make A Difference

If you do any type of business online you MUST realize the importance 
of email etiquette. When you press that send button, there's no 
turning back, you've just sent out your email salesperson. Who would 
you like to represent you and your business? A well dressed, 
personable, well spoken salesperson or someone in sloppy clothing, 
slewing slang, and spewing double negatives and run-on sentences like 
rain?

The impression your email message gives your customer holds in it's 
hands the life or death of your sale. It will determine whether you 
acquire a customer or a disinterested passerby who'll delete your 
email without a second thought.

With that said, let's look at 5 easy ways you can be sure your email 
salesperson is well dressed and ready to impress.

1. Get to the point.
Don't drag out your message. A long email can be very discouraging to 
read. It also has a greater chance of the customer just skimming 
through it or deleting it all together.

2. If you are replying to a customer, answer all questions asked.
If you don't answer all of the customer's questions in the original 
email, rest assured you'll most likely receive more emails regarding 
the questions you left unanswered! This wastes your time and the 
customers time. Also it could frustrate your customer and you may 
possibly lose them.

3. Try to anticipate questions in advance.
Offer a little more when replying to your customer's questions. If a 
customer asks if you accept credit cards and which cards you accept. 
In reply answer both questions and add how they may order from you. 
Your thoughtfulness and customer care will be appreciated.

4. Use correct spelling, punctuation and grammar.
This is definitely a biggie. What's worst than trying to acquire a 
customer through an email full of typos, bad grammar and even worst 
punctuation? Your email message will go straight to the trash bin. 
Bad punctuation will not only make your email hard to read, but may 
also change the meaning of your text too. Run a spell checker and re-
read your message before you send it.

5. Personalize it.
Personally address your email message, if possible, and customize the 
contents to be as personable as you can make it. This puts the 
customer at ease and you'll greatly increase the chance of having 
your email read more thoroughly and landing the customer.

These 5 easy ways to clean up your email etiquette should help you to 
put your best email salesperson on the job, equipped with all the 
necessary tools to help you land that customer. Remember email 
etiquette does make a difference!

Want more email etiquette tips? Take my free e-course!
Email Etiquette For Regular Folks
mailto:weec@sendfree.com 

Lisa O'Connor is the editor and publisher of Womanhood, a free ezine 
dedicated to empowerment, enrichment, education and support of women 
from all walks of life. To subscribe send a blank email to:
mailto:womanhood-subscribe@topica.email-publisher.com 
She also runs a giftware business, Lisa's Gift Cottage, Over 3,000 
items to choose from--Giftware, collectibles, novelties and more. Let 
me show you how to start your own wholesale business! 
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