JOKE:

Q: How do you know that you’ve done too much email marketing?

A:  When people accept your dinner invitation, you send out another one, asking if they’re sure.

 

Here is the final outcome of the BONUS SPOT CASE STUDY

The launch on which my bonus was offered has not ended and I have the stats.  Here they are, and here’s what you can learn from it.

• Number of people on list:  217 strong, not including the unsubsubscribes which were 25.
• 397 clicks, which makes the opt in rate 54% – good I think. I never got a chance to try another version of the squeeze page.
• Out of 244 first follow up emails, 266 total opens and 157 unique opens, which is 64%, which is excellent and it seems virtually everyone that opened downloaded the freebie ebook. This tells me 64% of the people that subscribed actually downloaded the freebie.
• Open rates for my follow up emails are 20% – 30%

LESSONS LEARNED:

Lesson #1:  So, bottom line, the proof is here. Read more Post 5 – Buyers List Advantage ›

 

JOKE:

Q:  Why is the internet marketer’s house so clean?

A:  Because the internet has been down all day.

 

 

 

Here’s an update regarding the CASE STUDY – The Bonus Spot.

If you missed that post, you can read it here:  Post 2:  Here’s How My Journey Begins

It’s been about a week since the start of the launch and the sales figures are 1000+ product sales.

My stats so far:

Number of people that clicked the bonus link within the launch:  353
Number of buyers on list:  212
Number of people that clicked on email #1 to download their freebie bonus:  138

Are these numbers less than you’d expect?  I have to say they are less than I expected.  However, I never expected 100% of the people buying the product to want my bonus.  Why? Read more Post 3 – Update On Launch And My Buyers List ›