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Newsletter Issue Number One!

Written by Brian D. Hawkins from http://hotblogtips.com/ on August 6th, 2008 | 2 Comments

Below is a copy of our first mailing to our new list using AWeber. Are you subscribed? Enter your email in form on the right column.

Hi Everyone,

I’m proud to announce another improvement to YourAdTracker.com We have replaced the FAQ section with a Blog. A blog is much more interactive allowing you to comment and question any of the posts.

http://blog.youradtracker.com/

I’ve also noticed a trend in our latest cancellations. Most members that cancel their memberships are receiving very little or no hits. I go in and look at the links before deleting an account to ensure there’s nothing of value the member will be loosing. The vast majority of the tracking links have no hits. The member adds 20 or more tracking links and then realizes they aren’t receiving any traffic or clicks.

I understand how frustrating that must be and why many will just give up. I want to use our new blog to help our members get the most from your membership. We will include tips and articles to help you, if needed, gain the success you deserve. Here’s my latest article just posted to our blog:

Affiliate Marketing Is A Waste Of Time Without This!
http://blog.youradtracker.com/?p=33

So check out our blog and let me know what you think. We have several posts up now. All that’s missing are your comments!

Thanks,
Brian Hawkins

http://www.youradtracker.com/

http://blog.youradtracker.com/

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2 Responses to “Newsletter Issue Number One!”

  1. Walter Wurms
    August 7th, 2008 at 4:52 pm

    Best wishes for the new Blog! “Affiliate Marketing is a waste of time” – very good and helpful article, but I disagree with your comment: “Affiliate marketing allows those unable or unwilling to create or buy their own product the opportunity to profit very nicely from other people’s products and services” (end of quote). If you are unwilling to buy the product yourself – you CANNOT be a fully convinced user of the product, standing behind it yourself!

    Last – but not least – should other readers not be allowed to comment back directly to contributors, instead of forcing them to keep returning to a blog they’ve already read? BTW: is this blog daily, weekly or monthly?
    Best regards, Walter

  2. Brian D. Hawkins
    August 7th, 2008 at 7:21 pm

    Hi Walter, Thanks for taking the time to comment.

    When I said, “unable or unwilling to create or buy their own product” I was referring to a product of their own to market. You know, something like Walter’s one of a kind super duper help desk software. Something they thought up, researched, programmed or purchased and brought to market.

    I agree that a marketer should own and try a product before they start endorsing it.

    As far as commenting back I’m not quite sure I follow. If you mean the email announcing the blog then yes you can. You can email me, call, use my help desk and now, as another option, comment on the blog. You can find all of those contact methods on our help desk at http://help.csc4u.com/. You can find that link at the top of every page on our site including this blog.

    As far as the blog being daily, weekly or monthly it’s whenever I have quality content to post. I want this blog to serve as an information source for our members. Those that are having a difficult time can hopefully learn something from it to help move them into the profit zone. If you’re wondering if you are going to receive an email every time I post on the blog the answer is absolutely not. I just sent an email to our members to announce the blog. The only way you’ll receive an email when we post it to subscribe to our RSS feed by email which you are welcome to do. That’s the second email form on the right column. Thanks, Brian

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