And of course it's true; more sales are made from lists than any other form of promotion.



But how and where do you make a start on building huge opt-in lists on autopilot?

It took me three years to build a list for just one product using conventional methods like website opt-in forms and email signatures, etc. Today that list has just over 1000 subscribers which works out about one new opt-in per day over the period.

Friends tell me this is a reasonable result but with the inevitable drop outs it will never be huge.

I looked at a myriad of systems and software on offer but found them either too pricey or too complicated to operate; time is money and vice versa and I only have so much of both at my disposal.

Then just recently I happened across the slickest and easiest tactic for building multiple opt-in lists on complete autopilot that I have ever seen...

Best of all, I found the whole concept incredibly simple to comprehend and I didn't need finished produce, lots of money, expertise, whatever, to get it up and running.

And so, as I have several new products in various stages of production, I decided to put my new-found tactic to the test on one of these by inviting subscriptions to a list for a product that has still to be launched.

Within just ten days it had attracted 500 subscribers with an ongoing average thereafter of not one but twenty-five opt-ins daily…

Thus heartened, I set about applying the tactic to the remaining embryo products (they won't see the light of day for time yet) and was rewarded with a similar set of results.

So now instead of just one list I have six with the facility on tap to produce as many more as I like at little or no cost.