Web Master Alert - Issue 6
Exclusively For You!
This e-zine, together with all those great SBI tools, will help you build a great web business that works.
If you like this e-zine, please do a friend and me a big favor and "pay it forward". Pass it along to a friend. She will thank you for it.
Just send her to: http://www.fyipromo.com/alert-issue081708.html
Online File Folder
You work hard building your site. Nothing chaps my butt more than having it all come crashing down when my hard drive fails.
Is there a tool for keeping my data stored away from my home computer?
Yes and I got the price down to about $20 per year for my friends.
Makes me want to run screaming in the night...
Wave goodbye to the hassle of carrying around storage disks, removable memory, or emailing important files to yourself! Online File Folder gives you a secure place to store your files, 24/7 access to your most important files from any computer with an Internet connection -- just log in to retrieve or share everything from business reports to personal videos. Whether you're at home, in the office or out on the road, Online File Folder is your easy and affordable file management solution.
Want to know more?
Head over to Mad Domains and click on email at the top of the page and take a look at Online File Folder
Train Your Subscribers
Next to your hard drive crashing, I can't think of anything more frustrating than building a list of subscribers and having no one read my stuff after working so hard to get them to subscribe to my ezine, newsletter, ecourse or video training.
How about you?
Well, what do we do about it?
Believe it or not, some people just go crazy with their "delete" button when they go into their email accounts.
I can't blame them. The average person gets 20-30 spam ads every day and they get real mad at all the promotion.
So why don't you train them to be on the lookout for your emails?
Here's what I do and you can steal this idea if you want because I did.
(Pardon me. You want more stuff like this? Subscribe to "Webmaster Alerts" and get my best stuff! Hurry before I decide to charge money for it.)
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When your subscribers sign up for your ezine, newsletter or ecourse tell them upfront that their email will come from you with "your name" in the subject line and:
- Make it an unusual name or something they'll remember.
- Put bracket or some special symbol in the subject line.
- Ask your subscriber in your first email to them to create a special file folder for your emails.
In my case I say something like this.
Thanks for subscribing to Web Master Alert. I don't want you to miss out on good stuff so here's how you'll recognize my emails to you.
You'll see from: "The Mad Webmaster" in the from address and you'll see [web master alert] in the subject line. By the way, you might want to keep my emails in a special file in your email client. You can never tell when we'll have a contest on something in a past issue with a big prize.
That wasn't so hard, was it?
Easy peasy.
Until next time...
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