14 Methods To Grow Your Email List

by phb168 on August 14, 2010

1. Register an AWeber account and start your first email list
2. Add an opt-in box to your blog
3. Create a dedicated landing page for your newsletter
4. Giveaway a free report
5. Create a product and promote it using a launch process
6. Recruit affiliates to promote your resources
7. Create a Facebook fan page with an opt-in landing page
8. Build a Twitter following and release great content to encouraging retweets
9. Create a LinkedIn profile and interact in the community to build your network
10. Become a quality user of Digg, StumbleUpon or Delicious to build your reputation power
11. Start a YouTube video marketing campaign to drive traffic back to your blog and newsletter
12. Buy a specific domain name just for branding your videos
13. Encourage word of mouth and viral distribution by creating content that changes your industry
14. Participate in on-topic conversations in leading forums in your industry

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Day 4: Adding Logos, Favicons and further customizing your theme

by phb168 on August 11, 2010

So you have had a designer create a logo for you or you can create yourself. For WordPress design, you can either get a free theme or purchase one here. If you are using Thesis theme then this next bit is quite easy. Just click on the name of your theme in the LH menu of your Admin area and you should see [Thesis] Design Options. The screenshot below is from my ProfitHomeBusiness.com site where I use the design options in the admin to control my layout, fonts, etc.

Editing a them to add Logo etc

What is a FAVICON ? — check out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon

Again this is a topic that we could make into a much bigger topic — but we are taking little steps here, you can learn more and improve more another day.

You can also of course get a designer to do this work for you – see Day 3 above

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Day 3: Customizing Your Blog Design

June 14, 2010

There are dozens of designers that will help to modify or design your site. For those of you who don’t know where to get designers, here’s what you can do.
1. TalkFreelance
2. Sitepoint
3. Digitalpoint
4. WarriorForum.
Or how about a design competition, either at http://99designs.com or http://logomyway.com where you can sometimes get over 500 entries for [...]

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