Many network marketers spend a lot of time using safelists to advertise but do they really work? There are two types of safelists. Credit and no credit. The no credit safelists allow you to send to the subscribers who than in turn will click on your ad if your ad headline can get their attention. That is a great barrier for most network marketers because they are not copy writers. Copy writers know the psychological triggers that cause people to want to open their emails. Another problem is that with regular safelists most everyone is looking to sell a product or a service to someone else. So your ad probably goes into the list email account and deleted by hand or an automatic potty email cleaner.

Credit safelists are better because your email can get read sometimes even if the headline stinks. Subscribers who are looking to earn credits to mail their email to other subscribers will click on just about anything. Over a period of time, multiple impressions of your capture page may persuade someone to actually sign up. The rule of thumb is that your ad must be viewed at least 7 times by an individual before they ever click on it. Remember that for most people their favorite radio station is WIIFM, what’s in it for me. Subscribers must be convince that your ad satisfies a need.

There are also safelist submitters that will blast your ads to thousands of subscribers who seldom will read all the email they are getting but just click on delete in their safelist email account. These submitters are a waste of time and money. My upline gave me an ad and his affiliate link to his blaster. It was of course a very discouraging proposition for me. He didn’t even show me how to set up tracking to see if anyone clicked on the ad. However safelists do work if you have a plan and a proven strategy, safelists do work If you want to make your safelist advertising work, Grab your FREE Safelist Directory here:http://downlinebuilderdirect.com/trker.php?id=1719

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