Ross Goldberg Speaks Out on List Building
During the second half of his List Building Superstars interview
Ross Goldberg shared his three preferred Web 2.0 tactics and vision for
achieving his effectiveness.
1. Internet Video:
The best way to get targeted customers into your sales funnel without
resorting to bonuses or freebies.
The video presentation should speak for itself and attract subscribers
who will value your e-mail communication. The result will be a responsive
list that will be receptive to surveys and other forms of meaningful
interaction.
2. Social Networking:
The best alternative to face-to-face communication. Get involved in
select forums and niche discussion groups. A long-term strategy that
positions you as the expert. Tagging and bookmarking are essential
techniques to become more viral.
3. Blogging:
Deal with and write about real issues. Dull, diary-like considerations
are a waste of time and bandwidth!
Final Words of Advice.
Goldberg advises all ambitious Internet Marketers to treat their Web 2.0
activity like a business. Among other things, it means being selective
about partnerships and alliances, because there are a lot of fake
"professionals" online. Carry out research and thoroughness into
prospective business partners, and protect yourself with copyrights
and written contracts. Schedule each day according to your
priorities and resources. "Ethically" duplicate the list-building
habits and tactics of successful competitors, then provide superior,
unique content for subscribers.
Ross is convinced that your favorite traffic generation method - whatever
that may be - as well as Web 2.0 branding will build your list. Use the people
around you to push yourself towards your goal, your achievement.
Conclusion.
Ross Goldberg, is a prime example of playing to your strengths and
knowing how to compensate for actual weaknesses. He is at the
forefront of profitable Web 2.0 marketing. Because he had the vision
and drive to pursue it. Whether or not Web 2.0 "humanizes" the Internet
paradigm is the Information Age question. For now, all interested parties
can at least agree that profound change is upon us.
Ross Goldberg shared his three preferred Web 2.0 tactics and vision for
achieving his effectiveness.
1. Internet Video:
The best way to get targeted customers into your sales funnel without
resorting to bonuses or freebies.
The video presentation should speak for itself and attract subscribers
who will value your e-mail communication. The result will be a responsive
list that will be receptive to surveys and other forms of meaningful
interaction.
2. Social Networking:
The best alternative to face-to-face communication. Get involved in
select forums and niche discussion groups. A long-term strategy that
positions you as the expert. Tagging and bookmarking are essential
techniques to become more viral.
3. Blogging:
Deal with and write about real issues. Dull, diary-like considerations
are a waste of time and bandwidth!
Final Words of Advice.
Goldberg advises all ambitious Internet Marketers to treat their Web 2.0
activity like a business. Among other things, it means being selective
about partnerships and alliances, because there are a lot of fake
"professionals" online. Carry out research and thoroughness into
prospective business partners, and protect yourself with copyrights
and written contracts. Schedule each day according to your
priorities and resources. "Ethically" duplicate the list-building
habits and tactics of successful competitors, then provide superior,
unique content for subscribers.
Ross is convinced that your favorite traffic generation method - whatever
that may be - as well as Web 2.0 branding will build your list. Use the people
around you to push yourself towards your goal, your achievement.
Conclusion.
Ross Goldberg, is a prime example of playing to your strengths and
knowing how to compensate for actual weaknesses. He is at the
forefront of profitable Web 2.0 marketing. Because he had the vision
and drive to pursue it. Whether or not Web 2.0 "humanizes" the Internet
paradigm is the Information Age question. For now, all interested parties
can at least agree that profound change is upon us.
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