The tutorial on GETTING STARTED WITH EMAIL MARKETING is live!

I need to add this more formally to the site, but I have indeed completed my first step-by-step tutorial. This one will tell you exactly how to:

• Sign up for a list service
• Add contacts manually or via import
• Create a form
• Put a form on your blog or website
• Send a message

In short, all of the basics. Check it out, and pass it along if you know anyone who would find … Continue Reading

The first tutorial. Soon… soon…

I’ve decided that the first action I’m going to take toward addressing the findings of my survey is going to be to create some step-by-step tutorials.

To get an idea what I’m talking about, just look at how I laid things out in my free e-book. I want these to be stupidly easy. Not because I think you’re stupid (though that’s possible — have you ever walked into a closed screen door?), but … Continue Reading

I’m switching to aWeber

So let’s be clear that I’m not saying that aWeber is better than iContact, since I do recommend both. I just seem to have crossed that line that divides an ideal iContact user from an ideal aWeber user.

This means I will have to migrate my list from iContact over to aWeber. When I move the lists, aWeber will send an email to all of my subscribers asking if they still want to … Continue Reading

How to set up your mailing list, add subscribers, and add forms

On Monday, my webinar service cut out and I wasn’t able to show people how to set up their mailing lists using iContact and aWeber. But I struck back. Oh yes.

I didn’t want to wait three weeks and schedule a new webinar, so I recorded this video. Here’s what it covers:

• How to create a new list in both iContact and aWeber
• How to manually add subscribers
• How to … Continue Reading

Today’s webinar = Not too fantastic

Okay, so my webinar service crapped out. Might have been due to the weather here; not sure who to blame. So basically, we had no useful video and couldn’t demonstrate how to do anything. If you listen to what’s below (audio only, accordingly), you get to hear me fight with the service as well. Fun times.

Also, I hadn’t anticipated how many questions I’d get, so I didn’t think it would be a problem … Continue Reading