How To Get Your First 1,000 Email Subscribers: A Step-By-Step Checklist You Can Use

Posted by adamjayc under Marketing
From http://www.bloggingwizard.com 3503 days ago
Made Hot by: mikehartman1 on September 29, 2014 11:08 am

You need to build your email list if you want to grow your blog.

Don’t be the person that keeps making excuses for why they aren’t focusing on building their list.

I learned that lesson the hard way but you don’t have to.

The truth is that email is far more effective at reaching your raving fans than any other tool.

That includes social media.

The challenge has always been figuring out exactly what to do in order to grow your email list faster. We all want more subscribers don’t we?

In this monster of a blog post you will find a step-by-step blueprint for rapid subscriber growth. You will learn what setup work to do, which tactics to use and what you need to test to build your email list.

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Written by lyceum
3495 days ago

Adam: Thanks for the input. TinyLetter is owned by MailChimp, so I think that they have a security system in place.

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Written by lyceum
3497 days ago

Adam: What an extensive list! Great work! How long time did it take to compile this post?

Btw: I am slowly preparing for my launch of my newsletter. I have received some strange looking email addresses, located in the eastern part of Europe. I am using TinyLetter. Could it be security risk with strange email subscribers?

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Written by adamjayc
3496 days ago

I think it was a few days.

It's natural that you may get some bots subscribing to your email list.

I imagine that TinyLetter will scrub the addresses after a while. Usually the emails get banned for spamming then they will bounce and TinyLetter should remove them after several bounces. That's how MailChimp and others work, not 100% on TinyLetter.

In any case I can't see how being subscribed to a list could be a security issue.

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