The Money Is In The List?

How many times have you heard the phrase "The Money is in the List" ?  Yet you still don't have a list? I'm sure if you've been an online marketer for any length of time, you found out that the phrase is true. 

So what's the reason why you don't have one? 

Well I'm here to tell you that I too was just like you.  I had heard the phrase for years but never got serious enough to start building a list because I thought I should be spending more of my time trying to make money online doing other things.  I know...very ignorant of me.  Simply because building a list will make you the money you're seeking to make online. 

However, building a list is only one part of the equation. Not only is the money in the list, but it's also in constant lead flow. And lead flow is where most online marketers fail. The reason why there is such a high failure rate in our industry are many.   But the main one is most online marketers don't know how to find good prospects and they don't keep a constant lead flow of good prospects entering into their marketing funnel. 

What if I told you there was a way to obtain a constant flow of good leads looking at your business?  Think your business would stay at the level it sits now?  I'll go one better. What if you could get these leads every hour of every day and not have to recruit a single person? 

I'm sure you would agree that having a constant lead flow like that would give you a huge advantage over your competitors. 

Look at some of the benefits of having a constant lead flow: 

• Having leads drip onto your contact list every hour of every day, 24-7, 7 days a week. 
• Traffic could be sent to ANY business you're promoting. 
• Email your prospects any time you want with no spam complaints.
• Building a gigantic list where every subscriber is an asset for you in future earnings. 

So stop wasting money on buying solo ads to promote your business. Why waste your money on getting only a few opt ins and no sales when you can get buyer leads flowing to your business(s) on a constant basis?