One of the oldest and most reliable pieces of marketing advice for new businesses is to get on the mailing lists of everyone in your industry.<\/p>\n
The reason is to see what other people are doing.<\/p>\n
And, if you see something being repeated over and over, it most likely is working.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s how swipe files have always been built.<\/p>\n
And, it\u2019s how many businesses have been built, too.<\/p>\n
But you know what?<\/p>\n
I can count the number of lists I\u2019m on with one hand. I ignore pretty much everyone else\u2019s ads, sales letters, and marketing, too. And, if anything, I am always trying to make sure I am not influenced by other marketers I compete again \u2014 whether consciously or subconsciously.<\/p>\n
And you know something else?<\/p>\n
Since doing so, my sales have soared much higher.<\/p>\n
This was also true when I did client work, in all kinds of markets ranging from golf and self-defense, to the prostate niche, golf niche, and the various home business-related niches.<\/p>\n
Instead, I do something quite different.<\/p>\n
Something that, I believe, works much better.<\/p>\n
Can save you a lot of time not having to read other marketers’ nonsense.<\/p>\n
And, can be a whole lot more more profitable, too.<\/p>\n
I talk about this in exquisite detail on page 6 in the upcoming April \u201cEmail Players\u201d issue. And, if you take my advice, I suspect you will see your marketing become more profitable, your ads more responsive, and your business more immune to being knocked off by the soulless copycats in your industry.<\/p>\n
But time is short if you want to subscribe in time to get it.<\/p>\n
The deadline is Sunday.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s the link:<\/p>\n