How to Get E-zine Subscribers From In-Person Events

Written by Alexandria K. Brown


While I run my business completely online, I really enjoy attending in-person events and seminars here in Los Angeles and aroundrepparttar country. I'm sure you find these events valuable too. The problem most of us have with networking, however, is following up withrepparttar 135971 people we meet.

An easy way to follow-up powerfully and automatically is to turn these folks into e-zine subscribers. This ensures that you'll haverepparttar 135972 chance to repeatedly teach them how great your products/services are while building their trust in you.

But how do you "capture" people in person? Remember, you can NEVER sign someone up unless they specifically ask you to be signed up — it's unethical.

So you need to encourage people you meet in person to join your list, and make it easy for them. And I have three successful strategies to share with you.

1) Advertise Your E-zine on Your Business Card (or Brochure) Nothing gets passed around at a networking event more thanrepparttar 135973 good old business card. But what's onrepparttar 135974 BACK of your cards?

Nothing?

Well, from now on you're going to use that valuable real estate. Next time you print new cards, userepparttar 135975 flip side! Create a brief message that promotes your e-zine and gives information on how to subscribe. When someone you meet looks at your business card again when she's back atrepparttar 135976 office, she'll be much more likely to subscribe when she seesrepparttar 135977 reminder on your card.

As an example, here's what I have onrepparttar 135978 back of my new cards:

"Promote your business with an e-zine! Sign up for FREE biweekly tips at www.EzineQueen.com."

BONUS: This strategy also gets these people to visit your Web site, which they may not have done otherwise.

If you aren't ready to print new cards for a while, use your computer to print your message onto labels, and affix them torepparttar 135979 backs of your cards. Cheap and easy!

2) Follow Up With Each Person You Meet Via E-Mail After each event I go to, I aim to follow up with every person I met with via e-mail within three days. In that e-mail, I remindrepparttar 135980 person that she can sign up for my FREE tips at my Web site. Here's an example of a note I sent out recently:

Just Give Them What They Want!

Written by Daegan Smith


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Just Give Them What They Want!

-By Daegan Smith http://www.perfect-home-based-business-opporunities.com

(c)Daegan Smith - All Rights reserved

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I'm sure you won't disagree with this…

The easiest way to make money in any business is to just give people what they want. I don't mean literally give it to them. I mean if you offer people what they want they WILL buy it from you.

It's a simple formula that's been around sincerepparttar beginning of time and it never fails. Why? Because if you're giving people what they want then you're simplyrepparttar 135911 gatekeeper. You're justrepparttar 135912 person standing between them and whatever it is they want.

You don't have to sell anything to people in this situation. In fact, they've already sold themselves. As long asrepparttar 135913 price is right you're guaranteed to make a profit.

Let me tell you a little story to illustrate exactly what I mean.

I went to my first Washington Nationals Baseball game recently and it was a great experience. The weather was nice. The beer was cold. Most importantly,repparttar 135914 National won. So, it was a good day.

I notice a few things on this excursion that apply directly torepparttar 135915 topic at hand. First, withrepparttar 135916 Nationals being such a new team, I noticed there was certainly a great deal of exhilaration inrepparttar 135917 air. Everyone was eager and excited to adopt this new team as there own. Second, I noticed that there was large number of booths selling Nationals paraphernalia. The booths were ready and waiting to giverepparttar 135918 fans exactly what they wanted.

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