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More on Growing Your List

Last week I shared a number of excellent list building tips from Andrew Kordek of Trendline Interactive . (Thanks again for that insight, Andrew!) Today, I'd like to share with you some more great suggestions on how to grow your list. Kelly Lorenz from Bronto Software shared some very excellent advice in a follow up comment . It merits inclusion here. Kelly writes, " While I th…
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Selling Customer Data: Good idea?

What does Scott Adams think? Selling customer data like email addresses to third parties is like selling expired, rotting milk to a foreign country that has no laws against that sort of thing. It may be totally legal, but you're setting up the buyer for a future failure. …

On List Growth and Buying Lists

Today, I'm following up on my last post about how one must be able to have a way to tell the world about their super product and service. Jonathan writes, "I came across your web-site and I'd really appreciate some help regarding opt-in lists! I'm about to s…

A Twitter Conversation About List Rental

Yesmail: "Need an email list to kick start your marketing program? See Yesmail Direct's awesome promo for 100 free in your zip" mihaisecasiu : "doesn't this go against every permission based marketing rule out there? some might even consider this as spam…

Psst...wanna buy a list?

Back in March, Mark Brownlow posted some good info on his Email Marketing Reports site about list rentals, list purchasing, and co-registration. Is list purchasing a good idea? "With very, very few exceptions, purchasing a bulk list like this is a shortcut to email mark…