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Ten (10) Ideas for Getting More Subscribers

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There’s a fortune that lays hidden in your mailing list.  The bigger your list, chances are the bigger fortune for you to tap.

That’s why these 10 ideas or tips for getting more mailing list subscribers are almost as good as money in the bank!

1. Include a call to action (CTA) at the end of your blog posts

Let your visitors know that if they like your blog posts, they’ll love your newsletter content.  That’s because you save some of your best niche tips, tricks and secrets for your loyal subscribers.

To get more subscribers, include a link to your landing page at the bottom of your posts, along with a reason to click on that link.

Example:  “Discover 101 more weight loss tricks for free – click here!”

2. Encourage a viral effect

You can get more subscribers simply by including a note at the bottom of every newsletter where you encourage your existing subscribers to forward your email (or newsletter) to their friends, family and colleagues who could benefit from the information.

Example:  “Do you know someone else who could benefit from these dog training secrets?  Please forward this email to them – they’ll thank you for it!”

3. Use your forum signature file to get new subscribers

If you’re visiting busy niche forums, include an ad and a call to action in your forum signature.

Example:  “Free report reveals the health secrets your doctor doesn’t want you to know!  Click here to claim your copy now…”

4. Point your Twitter followers to a free report

You can use Twitter.com as well as other social media sites (like Facebook.com) to grow your list.  Simply point your fans and followers towards your squeeze page to pick up a free and valuable niche report.  Include this link on your profile page as well as in some of your posts (“tweets”).

5. Embed your links in your products

Sometimes people share your digital products with their friends.  Sometimes they give away or sell pirated copies of your product.  Either way, you can benefit from this if you include links to your squeeze page in your paid products.

6. Drive traffic to your landing page using videos

You can create YouTube.com videos for the sole purpose of driving traffic to your newsletter sign up page.  To get the best results, include a call to action at the end of your video where you promise viewers they can get the second part of the video – for free – when they join your list.

7. Tap into Quora to get new subscribers

Make relevant content contributions around niche topics with the purpose of driving visitors to your landing page or web site.  In other words, all your content and social media links should point to your landing or squeeze page (depending upon your purpose).

8. Co-promote with others in your niche

Here you can swap endorsements with your partners.  You can post your endorsements on your respective blogs as well as in your newsletters and subscriber emails.

9. Unleash the power of content marketing

This is one of my strongest suggestions:  create a multi-part article or report series around your niche topic.  Then upload Part 1 to the article directories (such as EzineArticles.com, GoArticles.com and IdeaMarketers.com) and upload the rest of the series to your autoresponder.  Use your article byline to encourage people to get Part 2 of the article by clicking through to your squeeze page.

10. Form a newsletter co-op

Do a co-registration deal with one or more authoritative people in your niche.  That is, when a prospect is joining your partner’s newsletter, they also get the option of joining your newsletter at the same time (simply by checking a checkbox).

Summary:  You can use each of these ten ideas to get dozens, hundreds or even thousands of new subscribers.  Just imagine how big your list will be once you apply all these methods and do it consistently over time!

To your online business success,

Steve Browne

www.SteveBrowneDirect.com

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