My Thoughts on Newsletters

[Dennis keegan]

Hi All,

Recently, I've been approached by quite a few affiliates asking about ways to keep their site sticky
and their traffic engaged, a few have asked for my thoughts on newsletters. So, here it is: they're great.
It's a bit more work that just keeping your site healthy, but it's an excellent way to generate leads.
Plus, it keeps your readers engaged and it's an excellent way to offer exclusive bonus offers.

There are easy ways to go about it – you can download templates from the web if you're not keen on designing your own. Newsletters are excellent ways to keep your traffic engaged and you can direct them back to your website to boost your numbers. You can also take advantage of this great way to target your audience and offer monthly, weekly or otherwise special and exclusive offers. If you want those emails to be opened, make sure you're offering your players bonuses they can't find anywhere else. Also, you can upload your newsletter to a designated page on your website – an easy way to feed your site some healthy organic content.

Make sure to make your newsletters are relevant and include news items and reviews in addition to just offers. This will help bring people to your website if they're constantly reminded of your site with a taste of a quality product. Along similar lines, if you're trying to promote a blog at the same time and your writing is good, this is a great way to draw traffic to your blog.
You can offer blurbs of incomplete offers and then redirect the reader to your website/blog for the full scoop.

Promote yourself at the same time you promote your affiliate brands – it's a win-win-win!


Feel free to call me, write me, ask me anything... I’m here for you.

BTW;
If you’re traveling all the way to London. (LAC)
Let’s schedule a meeting for some face to face quality time.

I’ll be staying at the Grange St Paul’s Hotel.

Please let me know.

Regards,

Dennis Keegan
Skype: denkee09
++357 22030588

 

[tryme1]

I'm a big fan of using newsletters to promote websites, particularly when you can use FeedBlitz or AWeber to combine information from your RSS feed with unique stuff.

However, the problem is in getting people to sign up to the damn things in the first place. I've got exclusive offers for newsletter subscribers but it is a struggle to get visitors to sign up. And then, of course, there are potential deliverability problems associated with sending gambling related content via email.

Still, I do agree with what you're saying, Dennis.

 

[Dennis keegan]

Hi tryme1,

I’m also a big fan of using newsletters to promote websites.

Getting visitors to sign up and deliverability problems
are definitely complicated issues.

I will send you some more info about it soon.

Please let me know if that was helpful.

Thanks,

Dennis

I'm a big fan of using newsletters to promote websites, particularly when you can use FeedBlitz or AWeber to combine information from your RSS feed with unique stuff.

However, the problem is in getting people to sign up to the damn things in the first place. I've got exclusive offers for newsletter subscribers but it is a struggle to get visitors to sign up. And then, of course, there are potential deliverability problems associated with sending gambling related content via email.

Still, I do agree with what you're saying, Dennis.