Sentences with phrase «build your mailing list because»

The minimum is five dollars a day, and start to build your mailing list because that will... there's no two ways about it.

In a previous post, I wrote that your author website should help you build a mailing list because you have more control over your outreach to followers via email than you do in social media.

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And despite the demonstrated power of online fundraising, plenty of nonprofits continue to use direct mail because it still works for them (though a new group would probably want to skip mail and go straight to building an online list).

My own story is that I had a mailing list of 7,000 subscribers in 2006 that I just let die because I felt I was changing to journalism, didn't have the time to maintain it, etc, and now I'm having to build up from scratch again.

We're all about the book sales, of course, but one of our group pointed out that while sales are lovely, we might get better results if we focused on building our mailing lists, rather than direct sales, because:

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So therefore the conclusion must be that mailing list don't work, that people are getting too much email, because some people responded to their emails telling the author so, and therefore that means list building is a thing of the past.

Because the road to a long and healthy writing career starts with gathering a tribe of fans, many author websites focus on building a mailing list rather than making an immediate sale.