A Boomerang List Builder Idea

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I actually sent this post as an email to my Boomerang List Builder customers, but thought it may give the rest of you some ideas so I’ll stick it on the blog as well!

To start off with, this idea requires you to already have a mailing list. So if you own the Boomerang List Builder you should fit that criteria. If you don’t fit that criteria then do check out the Boomerang List Builder.

But as I said, if you already own the Boomerang List Builder you should already have built a substantial mailing list, so what do you do next?

You can either be content with the list you’ve built, and carry on doing what you’ve been doing, or you can use your mailing list as leverage to broker new deals that would dramatically increase the size of your list, and as such the income from it.

You can do this by using a technique called “Adswapping”.

If you have a spare 30 minutes or so, download the following guide and have a read through. It will certainly open your eyes to a number of new possibilities that are out there:

https://elpassoblog.com/recs/adswaps.php

At the time of writing it’s free in exchange for an opt-in, but as you already know (I’m not going to insult your intelligence) this message is sent out in an auto-responder sequence and things do change, so if you have any problems let me know.

Regards,
Dan Thompson




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3 Responses to “A Boomerang List Builder Idea”
  1. Donald MacLeod says:
    Monday, 16 November 2009 at 9:45 pm

    Hi Dan,

    I am just visiting your blog and was reading some testimonials about yourself. Anyone who doesn’t “love” you is nuts. You have a great site, a hosting company, software you have created and down to earth nature. I have bought stuff from you, I use D9, I have bought fro John and Dave, so yes, you can be trusted.

    There is one minor blip. All these nice Ladies and Gentlemen from around the globe were praising you and enjoyed getting their “weekly” newsletter. Oooops did I miss something, they all said weekly. I thought I was subscribed to your MONTHLY newsletter.

    kEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

    Kind Regards

    Donald