How to Be Likeable to Your Subscribers, Clarification on Failure, PLR Deals
Published: Wed, 01/21/15
It’s so funny after someone’s comment on my blog post yesterday for the list building challenge, I somehow feel awkward writing this email intro – like it’s stupid to say what we’re doing for dinner or what activities I’m doing today, or what the weather is here.
And maybe it is. I’m sure you don’t care what we’re eating, how warm it is, or what Honey the Chihuahua is up to. But I email you guys like I email my real life friends – and that’s the kind of stuff we chat about. How’s your day? Good. We’re doing such-and-such today. Oh well. I’m going to keep being me and everyone can scroll on down if they feel differently :)
…and by the way, we’re eating out tonight, Tex Mex, I’m sure - it’s supposed to rain, and I’m going to visit Mom. LOL! So there.
Today I have some good stuff for you!
#1 – How to Be Likeable to Your Subscribers
This was a big one for you guys – if you’re going to be subscribed to someone, allowing them to infringe upon your email, you realllly want to like them. Likewise, you want to BE liked as a marketer leading a niche.
But some people just don’t even think anyone is going to like them. Here are a few ways to get going with that:
http://tiffanylambert.com/blog/how-to-be-likeable-for-your-subscribers
#2 – It’s a New Year PLR – 25 Articles
I was going to try to create an exclusive bonus for this, but looking at my schedule, I simply won’t have time (I’m finishing my free tutorial for you guys). Still, Jeannie sent me the articles – and they’re good quality, and meaty longer articles than usual PLR, so I know you’ll enjoy it.
http://jvz2.com/c/5810/142883
Here’s what all is in her pack:
Fitness And Wellness PLR
How To Choose The Right Fitness Tracker - 657 words
How To Make TIme For FItness - 543 words
Indoor Fitness Walks - 513 words
Best Tips For Overall Wellbeing - 635 words
Top Fitness Tips - 590 words
Diet PLR
Improve Your Diet With Anti-Inflammation Foods - 535 words
The Benefits of The Mediterranean Diet - 624 words
Small Diet Changes That Can Make A Big Difference - 634 words
Traits That Good Diets Have In Common - 554 words
Trendy Diets of 2015 - 671 words
Self-Help PLR
Using Meditation To Spur Creativity - 618 words
How To Take Control And Reduce Stress - 604 words
Tips For Decluttering Your Home - 606 words
Best Tips For Setting And Reaching Your Goals - 567 words
How To Increase Happiness In Your Life - 551 words
Relationship PLR
Improve Your Relationships With Mindful Attention - 695 words
How To Make A Long-Distance Relationship Work - 703 words
Tips For Keeping Long-Lasting Relationships - 620 words
Steps For Better Communication Between Couples - 665 words
Keys To A Happy Relationship - 569 words
Financial PLR
Top Financial Tips for 2015 - 725 words
Great Ideas For Saving Money - 648 words
How To Create An Emergency Fund - 585 words
How To Keep Track Of Your Spending And Create A Budget - 690 words
How To Create Multiple Streams Of Income - 656 words
http://jvz2.com/c/5810/142883
#3 – Clarification to Yesterday’s Failure Spiel
Yesterday, I titled my blog post, “You Will Fail the List Building Challenge If You Can’t Open Up.”
Someone made a good point that no, not everyone fails when they don’t get personal – some thrive! True statement. I’ll agree. There are many people who abhor personable stuff – they’re more the “give me the goods, fast” audience – and they don’t care if you “pet your cat or ate an apple” as one person said.
Another reader pointed out that sometimes, being sterile and impersonal IS being true to yourself and being “you.” And that’s true too.
So to clarify, yes – those are valid strategies. However, it’s not what THIS list building challenge is going to teach. I teach from a heavy perspective of building relationships. Because to ME, it’s a part of the career I enjoy.
Therefore, if you want to learn list building, but NOT relationship building, you will want to learn from someone else. Hope that helps for anyone who thought I meant others fail at it. Many thrive way more than me – but I wouldn’t sterilize my emails if you paid me to ;)
Tomorrow I’ll be answering the question of how much to put in an email versus inside a blog post. As you can see from past emails, with me – it varies. But we’ll talk strategy tomorrow!
#4 - Oh! It’s the LAST DAY to get the deal Alice Seba and Melody Spier created for MY list only on email marketing!
http://allprivatelabelcontent.com/amember/aff/go/tiffanydow/?i=233
Tiff ;)
P.S. Prefer a weekly digest?
http://www.tiffanylambert.com/weeklytiff.html