It’s kind of funny to think about.<\/p>\n
But a lot of highly successful online marketers still market like it’s the 1990’s. By that I mean, still using pop ups, still using plain text emails, still not encouraging people to subscribe to a blog feed (and instead insist on capturing emails in an auto-responder) and still refusing to drink the social media kool-aid.<\/p>\n
Case in point:<\/p>\n
A couple years ago I wrote bullets for a seminar ad.<\/p>\n
Actually, it was for the CD’s of the seminar.<\/p>\n
And the seminar had some of the world’s richest and most successful Internet marketers teaching (and attending). I specifically remember the guy holding the seminar saying (more or less): <\/p>\n
“Most 7-figure online businesses are just doing the basics — squeeze page, follow up emails, and a sales letter…”<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
That’s not to say you can’t use the fancy stuff.<\/p>\n
Like blogs.<\/p>\n
Or videos.<\/p>\n
Or even social media (which is highly overrated).<\/p>\n
No, the point is the basics<\/em> still work.<\/p>\n
And they work better than anything else.<\/p>\n
Forget them and die…<\/p>\n
Ben Settle<\/p>\n
P.S.<\/strong> The next Crypto Marketing Newsletter issue (which goes to print in less than a week from now) is ALL about the basics.<\/p>\n
But, not just any old basics.<\/p>\n
Basics most have forgotten.<\/p>\n
Or, even if you know them, I would bet green money you are not using them all. To prove it, I’m including a short 26 page booklet that explains this in a way that is fun, educational and so powerful it has been recommended by advertising legends like David Ogilvy and Gary Bencivenga.<\/p>\n
Subscription info at:<\/p>\n
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