Find Out Why Websites Need Email Marketing

1. michael brown
   January 27th, 2008 at 3:22 pm
   

   This is a HUGE problem for many websites. I have several niche sites as well as my main business site and every one of them has an "opt" in list.

   Without you lose your additional means of communication with them.

2. Todd Gers
   January 27th, 2008 at 11:31 pm
   

   I am having a problem with godaddy.com I hope to have it resolved by monday if not can you suggest an other company where I can get my domain?

3. Justin Premick
   January 28th, 2008 at 9:16 am
   

   Hi Todd,

   There certainly isn’t any shortage of web hosting companies out there (Google’s Directory lists nearly 2500 of them).

   I’ve personally had a good experience with Dreamhost. Of course, I recommend researching/comparing multiple hosts to see who’s going to best fit your needs, but maybe that can be a starting point for you. Good luck!

4. Antonio
   January 30th, 2008 at 2:41 am
   

   I really appreciate this article. Recently I have been tinkering with a piece of software that let me build multiple webpages with dynamic content in literally seconds.

   I’ve been struggling with how to implement a sign up form since it is mainly content and I don’t have a newsletter or anything like that. The light bulb just went off and I am going to add a page to give a way some free stuff.

   Thanks for the info.

5. Marc Kline
   January 30th, 2008 at 11:13 am
   

   Antonio,

   I’m so glad this article helped to provoke this constructive insight of your own.

   Providing a bonus incentive to help boost visitor conversion to your email campaign can be quite successful. We’ve blogged in the past about the best way to provide that bonus, and you might want to check that article out:

   http://www.aweber.com/blog/email-marketing/how-to-tie-a-download-to-your-opt-in-form.htm