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How tо Create а Catchy Business Name

Business Name

If уоu’rе planning tо start а business, уоu generally need tо pay attention tо many things. Thіѕ involves devising а precise plan, arranging fоr finances, personnel recruitment, аnd similar tasks. One оf thе most important parts оf starting а business іѕ giving а name tо іt, whісh wіll serve аѕ thе main identity factor. Since thеrе аrе many businesses оut thеrе іn thе commercial industry, уоu need tо choose а very unique name. Bеѕіdеѕ, along wіth being unique, thе name ѕhоuld аlѕо bе decided ассоrdіng tо thе type оf business уоu аrе going tо carry оut. Anоthеr important thing іѕ nоt tо choose one whісh іѕ similar tо оthеr businesses. Doing ѕо mау get уоu involved іn legal issues аnd ruin business plans.

Creating а Catchy Name fоr Your Business

Real Names оf Owners

Thіѕ іѕ thе most traditional way оf choosing а unique name fоr а tо-bе-formed business. Yоu саn choose уоu name directly оr include уоur partners’. Good examples оf thіѕ kind аrе Mercedes, Porsche, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Ferrari, Tommy Hilfiger, еtс. Yоu wіll surely feel proud tо have уоur name circulated іn аll business matters.

Type оf business

A critical step іn selecting а unique name іѕ tо determine thе type оf business you have. It іѕ better tо choose а name whісh describes thе kinds оf products аnd services thе business іѕ going tо deal іn. Thеrе аrе many good examples аt thіѕ point ѕuсh аѕ Pizza Hut, Burger King, Dunkin’ Donuts, Cafe Coffee Day, аnd similar ideas.

Unique Words

Anоthеr option іѕ tо think оf а unique word fоr уоur business. Yоu mау even choose one whісh does nоt directly give аn idea оf whаt уоur business іѕ аll аbоut. Fоr instance, Apple, Amazon, Windows, Oracle, аnd оthеr names. A one-оf-а-kind name іѕ whаt gives thе company а new identity аnd goodwill. Nеvеrthеlеѕѕ, deciding оn ѕuсh а name іѕ one оf thе most confusing tasks.

Acronyms оr Abbreviations

Many big brands have gone wіth thе rule оf setting аn acronym аѕ а original name. Names wіth abbreviations do create а curiosity аmоngѕt people аbоut knowing thе exact meaning оf thе word. Sоmе оf thе names fоr reference аrе KFC fоr Kentucky Fried Chicken, BBC fоr British Broadcasting Corporation, BMW fоr Bayerische Motoren Werke аnd FIAT fоr Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino.

Two Word Combination

A name wіth а two-word combination serves thе purpose оf creating а catchy name fоr thе business. It іѕ better іf thе words аrе ѕоmеthіng thаt wіll show thе brand’s reliability. Sоmе notable companies аrе Accenture – Accent оn thе future, FedEx – Federal Express, Infosys – Information Systems, Procter & Gamble, аnd ѕо оn.

Second-language Words аnd Meanings

In order tо give а different touch tо thе name, уоu саn think аbоut calling thе brand after а name frоm а different language. Examples include Sony – а Latin word fоr ‘sonus’ whісh becomes ‘sound’ іn English, Volvo – а Latin word whісh іѕ referred tо аѕ ‘I roll’ іn English, аnd Volkswagen – thаt іѕ а German reference fоr people’s car.

Spelling Modifications

Spelling modifications іѕ аnоthеr effective way іn whісh уоu саn name а company. Thе pronunciation remains thе same but thе spelling changes, whісh makes thе name аll thе more interesting. Good brands name examples wіth changes іn spelling аrе Topix, Brainz, Moonz, аnd similar оthеr оnеѕ. In ѕuсh cases, thеrе аrе very fewer chances оf thе brand names being identical tо аnоthеr company.

Signs, Symbols, аnd Logos

Thе usage оf signs аnd symbols іn brands names аrе becoming common nowadays. Thіѕ gives аn informal аnd personal touch tо thе name, making іt customer friendly. Yоu саn uѕе аn ‘!’ mark іn thе name, like іn Yahoo!; add а ‘-‘ іn bеtwееn two names, оr include ‘@’ іnѕtеаd оf thе traditional ‘а’. Yоu саn even make а logo fоr уоur business, whісh саn serve аѕ а stamp аnd fоr advertising. Almоѕt аll brands have а logo after оr near thеіr name.

Thеѕе аrе ѕоmе ideas rеgаrdіng how tо create а catchy business name. Choosing а suitable name thе right way wіll сеrtаіnlу help уоur business tо attract more customers. It wіll аlѕо help іn thе advertising purpose. Yоu саn include уоur own creative ideas оn naming thе business since уоu аrе thе owner.

How tо Create а Catchy Business NameWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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How to Encourage Your List to Grow Virally

List BuildingGrowing your list can seem like a lot of work. You’ve got to write articles each week, guest blog, be active on social media sites, etc. Once you stop doing all those things, your list will stop growing as well. Or will it? Not if you put a few things in place that will allow your list to grow virally and passively.

Does that mean that you can sit back and count your subscribers/money? Of course not! What it will do, however, is give you some leverage and make sure that your lists are growing faster.

I’ll share two methods of growing your list virally with you. Both are quick and easy to implement, yet incredibly powerful. Take a little time to read the following paragraphs and, more importantly, implement what you’re learning.

Word of Mouth Advertising

One of the easiest and best ways to get your list to grow virally is to ask your current subscribers to recommend it to others. It makes sense. They are interested in what you have to say and like what you’re emailing them about (or else they would unsubscribe in an instant). The chances are that they have friends and colleagues that are interested in the same things.

Ask them to recommend you to family and friends. An easy way to do this is to include a little note or a P.S. in your email messages. Please don’t do it every single time, but make a point to have it on occasion. Here’s a basic example:

Thanks so much for subscribing to my gardening newsletter. If you enjoy it and find value in my tips, consider recommending my blog and this newsletter to family and friends who also love gardening. Just send them here to sign up:
[insert link to your optin page]

That’s all it takes to grow your list virally. Give it a try this week and see if you don’t see an increase in subscribers.

Give Them Something to Share

Another option is to give your readers something they can share with others interested in a similar topic. It could be a report, or a small printable, like a planting calendar (using the gardening example again). Use a call to action to invite readers to sign up for your newsletter.

Once your report is ready, upload it to your website and then ask your readers to spread the word about it. Tell them they are welcome to email the report to others, post it on Facebook, tweet about it, etc. In other words, get your readers to help you spread the word.

Extra Tip – One last idea for you…Include a note in your report that anyone is welcome to share it. It will make the information even more viral, and who knows, over time, it will spread far and wide across the web, continually sending new subscribers your way.

How to Grow Your List VirallyWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can reach us by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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Monetizing Your List to Make Money from Day 1

List BuildingWe’ve talked quite a bit so far about setting up your first list for your blog. What we haven’t talked much about is how to go about making money from that list. A question that gets asked quite a bit is when to start mailing the list and when to start sending offers (for your products or affiliate products). The answer is simple. You should do both from day one. Let me walk you through a simple step by step plan to follow your first few autoresponder messages.

The thank-you page

Before we move to the actual email messages you’ll send to your subscribers, let’s talk about the thank you page. It is the page your readers will land on after they submit their name and email address. Most people will thank their readers for signing up and let them know that they will receive a welcome email in just a few minutes.

What they are missing out on is a great money-making opportunity. Think about it. These people just proved that they trust you and are ready to learn more about a particular topic. Allow them to do that by adding an offer to your thank you page.

For example, if I’m building a list about growing tasty tomatoes, I might recommend a little eBook about growing tomatoes organically on the thank you page.

Your welcome email

The next place to monetize is within your welcome email. It is the email that goes out to your readers as soon as they are signed up. Welcome them and let them know what they can expect over the coming weeks. If you’d like, share a quick little tip or link to a great blog post you’ve written.

Last but not least, repeat on the thank you page the offer that you’ve made. You’ll be surprised how many readers will take you up on the proposal this second time around.

Alternating good content and solo offer emails

From there, you want to email your readers a mix of great content and offers for various related products. A good rule of thumb is to send one solo email for every three content emails.

A solo email is an email message you write and send out with the sole purpose of getting your readers to buy something. In it, you explain what the product is and why it would benefit them, along with a call to action to have them buy it right now.
Content emails can be a variety of things. You can share some tips and information right in the email, you can link to a couple of useful blog posts you’ve written, or you can even share links to short reports or videos you’ve created.

The goal is to find a balance between sharing content, building a relationship with your readers, and making money off your list.

Monetizing Your List from Day 1When it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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List Building Strategy #5 – Guest Blogging

List BuildingGuest blogging is a great shortcut when it comes to getting traffic and subscribers for a new blog. Think about it for a minute. There are already some popular blogs out there that have a broad readership. Those readers are interested in what you have to say, the things you blog about, the content you share in your newsletter or autoresponder messages, and of course, the offers you have to make (be it your products or affiliate offers).

How to find guest blogging opportunities

Start with some blogs you already know of in your niche. Look for popular blogs that get at least five comments per post. Comments are a great way to judge how popular a particular blog is.

You can also find blogs by using Google’s blog search engine at http://www.google.com/blogsearch. Search for some of your main keywords and see what posts and blogs come up.

A third option is to use Technorati.com. It’s a directory of blogs, and you can search for posts or entire blogs that fit your criteria.

No matter what method you use, spend some time this week to find about ten popular blogs.

How to approach the owner

If tempted to sit down and email each blog owner about a potential guest blog post, do yourself a favor, DON’T. Instead, spend a little time reading each of these blogs and get in the habit of commenting on it a few times per week.

After a week or two of doing this, the blogger will start to recognize your name, especially if you take your time and write great comments.

Your next step will be to write a great guest blog post. Once it’s all done, email the whole thing to the blog owner. The idea here is to make it easy for them to post it. If the blog post is right there, nicely formatted, and all they have to do is copy and paste it, they’ll be much more likely to do it.

Don’t forget the follow-up.

Once your guest blog post goes live, get a lot more out of each post by spending a little extra time and effort. Keep an eye on the blog, and as soon as you see your blog post on there, tweet about it, mention it on Facebook, and bookmark it on a few social sites like delicious. Create a little extra buzz and traffic for both you and the blog owner.

And that’s a good thing. The more traffic and attention the guest post gets, the more traffic your blog gets. More importantly, the blog owner will notice your efforts and the positive effect your guest blog post has on his blog. Once that happens, your chances of being invited back for more guest blog posts go way up.

List Building Strategy #5 – Guest BloggingWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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List Building Strategy #4 – Social Media

List BuildingSocial Media is an excellent way to build your list. Just by participating in those popular sites, you are making a list of sorts. On Facebook, they are called friends; on Twitter; they are your followers, etc. Now your goal is to move as many of them as possible into your list of email subscribers.

Start with whatever social media accounts you already have a presence. I’ll quickly walk you through the two big ones (Facebook and Twitter) and then talk about niche-specific social media sites. Of course, all of these tips and suggestions work just as well on other social media sites.

Facebook

Facebook is excellent for list building. It’s easy to connect and make friends with other people interested in similar things. From there, you want to start a conversation with those people. Share quick tips and ideas, ask questions, etc.

A simple, indirect way to build your list on Facebook is to link to a new blog post you’ve written occasionally. Provided you have a signup box on every page of your blog; you’ll start to see signups each time you do this.

You can also post your opt-in page link directly and ask people to join. I find this works best if I have some “goodie” to give them. A short report, a small collection of recipes, or a unique coupon code all work well. My Facebook friends can get this goody sent to their email inbox if they sign up for my list.

Twitter

Again, start with your profile. If you have an opt-in page set up, use that link in your twitter profile and encourage readers to click through to sign up for your list. From there, you can start occasionally promoting your opt-in form from within your tweets.

For example, if you publish a weekly newsletter, let your readers know that you’re working on putting this week’s edition together. Tweet your progress, including a link where anyone can sign up to get a free copy.

Niche-specific sites

Depending on what niche you’re in, you’ll also find specific social media sites on these topics. For example, Etsy and Ravelry are two big social media sites in the crafting niche. Search around and find similar sites for your niche. A great place to start looking for these is on popular forums. People will often talk about these sites, and of course, you can also post a question asking what areas you should check out.

Once you find one or two niche-specific social media sites, sign up for an account, fill out your profile information, and participate. I recommend establishing a bit of a presence before you start posting links to your blog or asking people to join your list. Instead, be helpful, ask questions, and make friends. After a few days of doing that, you can slip in the occasional link back to your site and mention your newsletter.

List Building Strategy #4 – Social MediaWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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List Building Strategy #3 – Article Marketing

List BuildingNow that you have an opt-in form on every page of your blog and a dedicated opt-in page, it’s time to start getting traffic. One of my favorite strategies is article marketing. The basic idea is to write a short article, include a resource box with a link to your blog and opt-in page, and then submit it to some of the popular article directories.

You’ll get some traffic directly from those sites, but the real purpose of this strategy is to allow other webmasters and bloggers to find your article and publish it on their sites. Whenever that happens, you’ll see a nice increase in traffic to your blog and a boost in subscribers.

What should I write?

That’s a question I hear quite a bit. You want to write articles that are closely related to your blog. You also want to be very specific in each piece. Think about some of the problems and issues your readers are facing. Those are the types of topics you want to write. As your site becomes more popular, this will get easier because your readers will tell you what they want to learn. For now, think back to some of the questions you had when just starting.

Another option is to visit popular forums and look for questions asked. You can also browse some of the article directories and look at what other people have written.

Once you have your topic, write a helpful article of about 400 to 500 words. Answer the question you started with or share 5 to 7 tips on a topic.

Don’t forget to spend some time crafting your author resource box. Here is where you’ll lead readers from the article page back to your blog. I like to include two links. The first goes directly to the home page of my blog, the second to my opt-in page to get readers on my list.

Where should I submit my articles?

Now that you’ve written your article, it’s time to submit it to some of the popular article directories. Below you’ll find a shortlist I like to use. My list is by no means complete. As you get more comfortable with article marketing, you’ll find other directories, but this is a good starting point.

  • Ezinearticles.com
  • ArticleBase.com
  • GoArticles.com
  • Isnare.com
  • IdeaMarketer.com
  • ArticleSnatch.com

How many should I write?

If you’re starting, a good goal may be to write and submit one article per week. That’s enough to get a small trickle of traffic to your site. Of course, more is always better (provided the quality of your articles doesn’t suffer) if you can manage three items per week, great! If you’re ambitious, you may even write one per day. I don’t recommend aiming for more than that, or you’ll quickly get burned out.

Article marketing is all about consistent effort. Find a number you’re comfortable with and then make sure that come hell or high water, you’re getting those articles written and submitted.

List Building Strategy #3 – Article MarketingWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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List Building Strategy #2 – Create an Opt-in Page

List BuildingAfter making sure you have an opt-in form on every page of your blog, I recommend you start working on a dedicated opt-in page. Create a page with the sole purpose of getting people to sign up for your list. It’s a great way to grow your list quickly because you now have a destination where you can send people. Use it in social media posts, articles, guest blog posts, forum posts, etc.

Easy URL

Start with an easy to remember URL. If you’d like, you can go all out and buy a dedicated domain for your opt-in page, but that’s certainly not necessary. Instead, you can pick a short and easy to remember the link. For example, if your site is called gardenblog.com, a URL for your opt-in page maybe gardenblog.com/signup

Captivating headline

Next, you want to write a compelling headline that will grab your reader’s attention and keep him or her on your opt-in page. Going back to our gardening example, are a few examples of good headlines:

  • Find Out How to Grow Delicious Tomatoes in Half the Time
  • Sign Up Today for Expert Tips from a Gardening Enthusiast
  • Creating a Garden That’s The Envy of the Whole Neighborhood is Easier Than You Think. Sign Up Today for Expert Tips Delivered Straight to Your Email Inbox

Take a look at magazine headlines and other newsletters to get ideas for your opt-in page. Make your offer sound great, but don’t go overboard. You want to make sure you can deliver on the promise you’re making here.

Keep it short

You don’t need a lot of text on your opt-in page. Keep pages short and to the point to outperform those with long paragraphs of text.

Instead, focus on the benefits. What’s in it for your subscribers? What will they get out of signing up?

Start with a short introductory paragraph, and then move on to what’s in it for your readers. List those benefits as bullet points on your opt-in page.

If you’d like, you can also include an image that relates to the topic of your blog. In our gardening example, I may add a picture of a lovely looking tomato plant right next to the benefit statements.

Right below that, include the opt-in form.

I like to close with a sentence or two, letting my readers know that I look forward to sharing those tips with them. If possible, include a picture of yourself and your handwritten signature. Both elements build trust and will make it more likely that someone will sign up.

Submit button

Of course, your page will include a submit button. It’s often a simple grey button with the words “Submit” on it. I recommend using either a color that goes well with your theme or even better, a bright red button. Good options for wording on the button are “Join Now,” “Get Started,” and my personal favorite “Sign Me Up!” If you are using Aweber to create your opt-in form for this page, changing the button can be done right within the web form editor. Otherwise, ask your web designer for help changing this on your opt-in page.

Set up your options page and begin driving traffic to it. You can link to this page from the navigation bar of your blog and from within your posts. You can also use this page in social media posts on popular forums you participate in and any other form of traffic generation.

List Building Strategy #2 – Create an Opt-in PageWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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List Building Strategy #1 – Your Blog

List BuildingOne of the easiest ways to grow your list is directly on your blog. It makes sense when you think about it. The readers of your blog already know you a little bit and are more likely to trust you with their email address. They have also shown an interest in the topic, only by reading your blog. Before you do anything else, you should start your list building on your blog.

Opt-in Form on Every Page

Start by adding an opt-in form on every single page of your blog. The easiest way to do this is to add it to your navigation sidebar. You’ll get the best response if you add it to the top of that bar (in the upper right or left-hand corner of each page).

Log into your autoresponder account and create a new webform. I recommend using a field to capture the first name of your subscriber and one for the email address. Tweak the form, so it’s narrow enough to fit into your sidebar. Include an attention-grabbing headline that invites them to sign up for your newsletter or blog updates. Last but not least, grab the code for the opt-in form.

If you are using WordPress to manage your blog and Aweber to manage your list (which I highly recommend), you have two options here. You can Manually add your form via a widget text field, or you can use the Aweber WordPress plugin.

The plugin will walk you through the steps of including the widget, but the text widget option is straightforward to use as well. Log into your WordPress admin area and go to the widget page. Drag a new text widget into your sidebar, then copy and paste the code for your opt-in page in the field and save.

Take a look at your blog and make sure your opt-in form is looking the way you’d like. Once it does, your readers will have the opportunity to join your list from any blog post or page on your site.

Encourage Readers to Sign Up In Your Content

Of course, it doesn’t stop there. One of the things I do regularly is to encourage my readers to join my list from within my blog posts. There are two different ways you can do this. The easiest way (and often the most effective) is to ask your readers to sign up from the content of your post. Just work it in there naturally.

The second option is to add another opt-in form somewhere inside or post or toward the bottom. I recommend you only use this on occasion to avoid annoying regular readers. Just sprinkle it in here and there when appropriate.

Doing those two things will significantly increase the number of subscribers you’ll get directly from your blog.
List Building Strategy #1 – Your BlogWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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Getting Your First 100 Subscribers

List BuildingLet me share the big secret to building a list with you. It’s all about figuring out how to get your first 100 subscribers. Once you’ve learned that, you can do more of what you’re already doing to build your list faster. I’ll share three simple strategies with you that you can use to create your list. Best of all, all three of them are free and won’t take you long to implement. Let’s get started.

Blog Commenting

One of the easiest ways to get traffic and subscribers to your list is to comment on other popular blogs. Find about 10 of them and visit them several times a week. When appropriate, leave a great comment. Don’t just write “Great post, enjoyed reading it.” Instead, add to the conversation and share something of value.

Comments will encourage readers to click on your name and click through to your blog to learn more about you. From there, you can start to get them on your list by having a signup box in the sidebar of your blog.

Forum Participation

Find 3 to 5 active forums in your niche and start participating. The important thing is to find forums that get quite a few new posts per day. They are the ones that get a fair amount of traffic and have a loyal readership. Look through posts and make sure there are at least ten or so from today before you add it to your list of participating forums. Sign up for each of those active forums and spend a few minutes creating a profile that includes a picture, some info about you, and, most importantly, a link back to your blog.

Answer questions and be helpful on the forum. If allowed, include a signature file that invites readers to check out your blog and sign up for your newsletter. I recommend spending 15 to 30 minutes a day on these forums. You should see a few new signups per week from this activity alone. As you start to accumulate more and more posts on these forums and become known as a bit of an expert in your field, you’ll see signup percentages increase.

Write an Article

Last but not least, sit down and write a 400-word article on a topic that’s closely related to your blog. Make it helpful and exciting. At the end of your essay, you’ll include an author resource box that will link back to your blog. I also like to encourage readers to sign up for my list. You can use the following template to write your own.

Now that you’ve learned how to [insert topic your article was about], I would like to invite you to check out my blog at http://www.pragmaticsocialmedia.com/blog. While you’re there, take a moment to sign up for more tips about Social Media.

Submit the article to several article directories. You should see a steady little stream of new visitors to your blog, and a percentage of those will sign up for your list.

Getting Your First 100 SubscribersWhen it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.

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What is List Building and Why Do You Need to Start Now?

List BuildingIf you’ve been working online for any length of time, you’ve heard people talking about their lists. They compare size, opt-in rates, click-through stats, and, of course, profitability. If all that sounds like a foreign language to you, don’t worry; we’ll start at the beginning.

What is a List?

A list is simply a database full of email addresses (and often names) of your readers or subscribers. You collect those emails from your website, and something called an autoresponder service takes care of storing those names for you and gives you the option to send emails to that group.

What is List Building?

List building is the process of building that list of names and email addresses. One of the easiest ways to make your list is to add a signup form to your blog. Autoresponder services like Aweber will give you the tools you need to do this. Using a simple form, you set up your list and create a form (using one of the hundreds of templates) that works well with the theme and look of your blog. You copy the code Aweber will give you for your form and paste it into your blog design.

Down the road, you may want to look into other ways to build your list, like creating opt-in pages, for example. List building is one of those things you wish to work on and get better at. Ultimately, the bigger your list, the higher your online income will be.

How Can You Benefit From a List?

There are quite a few reasons why you should consider building a list. The first is that you can now bring people back to your blog. How many times have you come across a great site that you loved, then clicked through to another page, and 20 minutes later you’ve forgotten all about that new site you meant to spend some time exploring? It happens to all of us – including your site’s visitors. But if you capture your visitor’s email address, you can reach them later and bring them back to your site.

I’m sure you’ve also heard the expression that the money is in the list. If you have a mailing list, you can occasionally email the list with product offers. Those could be your products or something you are recommending as an affiliate. Either way, being able to email a list of people about those offers is one of the best ways to monetize your blog.

When is the Best Time to Get Started Building a List?

That’s a question I hear quite a bit. When should I start building my list? The answer is as soon as possible. If you haven’t already started, start now. Don’t worry if you’re not getting a lot of traffic to your blog yet. Even a few visitors can turn into a couple of subscribers, and that’s a great start. Then as your traffic grows, your list will grow with it.

What is List Building and Why Do You Need to Start Now?When it comes to building your brand, your website is one of your most powerful tools. Contact Dr. John Elcik at identityXperts to handle all of your web design needs. We can be reached by phone at (561) 543-2892 or email: jelcik@identityXperts.com.