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Monday, August 17, 2020
Sunday, May 3, 2020
You've GOT to get an Autoresponder!
Although they aren't THAT expensive, most newcomers shy away from the inevitable... you HAVE to get an Autoresponder to be really successful. You see, your goal is to not only make sales, but to build up a list of followers to sell to time and again. You may form a bond with them, so that they become even more than just customers, but the point is, without them, you can't really be guaranteed to make continuous sales. Your autoresponder will be the place where you email lists will reside, and you will be able to send them messages from there.
The best Autoresponder for Internet Marketers has been touted to be Aweber. Aweber has the best deliverability rates, but has gotten a bit pricey as of late. You can still pay under $20 per month for their service, but as your list grows, your costs will grow quickly as well. Nevertheless, it is the Autoresponder of choice. A close second is Get Response. Get Response does not have the incredible deliverability of Aweber in tests that we have performed, but is good enough to get by. If you want an Autoresponder with no monthly fees check out >>> Sendiio
Once you get your Autoresponder service become accustomed to it through the in-house tutorials they have for you. It is vital you understand it inside and out. You will be able to send out "broadcasts" or "blasts" as they are called whenever you wish to your entire list of leads, OR you can schedule them to go out in timed intervals known as "followups".
Don't skimp on this. If you get roped into so called lead generation Autoresponders, you not only are likely to end up with one of these three down the road, but you may lose your list when you make the switch.
To your Success
The best Autoresponder for Internet Marketers has been touted to be Aweber. Aweber has the best deliverability rates, but has gotten a bit pricey as of late. You can still pay under $20 per month for their service, but as your list grows, your costs will grow quickly as well. Nevertheless, it is the Autoresponder of choice. A close second is Get Response. Get Response does not have the incredible deliverability of Aweber in tests that we have performed, but is good enough to get by. If you want an Autoresponder with no monthly fees check out >>> Sendiio
Once you get your Autoresponder service become accustomed to it through the in-house tutorials they have for you. It is vital you understand it inside and out. You will be able to send out "broadcasts" or "blasts" as they are called whenever you wish to your entire list of leads, OR you can schedule them to go out in timed intervals known as "followups".
Don't skimp on this. If you get roped into so called lead generation Autoresponders, you not only are likely to end up with one of these three down the road, but you may lose your list when you make the switch.
To your Success
Sunday, April 5, 2020
4 Ways To Get Out Of Your Introvert Rut And Grow Your Business
Have you been feeling like you’re stuck in an introvert rut lately? Do you find yourself spending too much time on your own, doing the same things over and over, or feel like you’re holding yourself back?
There are a few things you can do if you’re stuck in an introvert rut and we’re going to help you figure them out!
1) Get out there, but within your comfort zone
One of the best ways to get out of a rut is by pushing yourself to try new things, however, this can be a bit much for the deeply introverted. Branch out and try new things in new places, maybe hanging out with a larger group of people, but do so within the confines of your comfort zone.
Go to your favorite coffee shop and order your favorite drink at their busiest time of day. Go to a party you wouldn’t typically but hang in the corner with a close friend. The key to this exercise is finding a balance; you want to push yourself, but not too far.
2) Meet new people on your terms
Along the same lines, you want to meet new people within your comfort zone too. Spark up a conversation with a friendly person at your favorite store, restaurant, or bar. This will help you meet someone that’s most likely like-minded without pushing yourself to the point of discomfort.
Push yourself to go somewhere where you might meet a new friend with whom you have common interests. This could make it easier for you to mix things up and get out of your rut without pushing yourself to the point of discomfort.
3) Push yourself to participate in something new
Doing something entirely new to you can be a good way to break yourself out of your rut, but for a lot of introverts, this is highly uncomfortable and maybe even anxiety-inducing. You have to push yourself to do something new that you’re comfortable with.
If you’re more comfortable going out to a game night at a brewery or a book club that let you be in a smaller group, push yourself to do that. If you’re more comfortable going to a larger party where you can hide in the crowd if you need to, then that needs to be the something new you try.
4) Drive yourself to bust out of your shell
A great way to break out of an introverted rut is by pushing yourself to get out of your shell. This is another exercise that might prove to be very uncomfortable for introverts, so it may not be for everyone.
Pushing yourself to try new activities that cause you to push the limits of introversion can help you get out of that rut. Try branching out to new small groups where the attention has to be on you at some point, like a book club, creative writing group, local bridge game, or a small jam session among other things. This will help you break out of your shell and push past this introversion and the rut you’re in.
Getting yourself out of an introvert rut can be quite difficult and the more introverted you are, the harder it becomes. Practice pushing yourself to do new things but within the confines of your comfort zone. This will help you get out of your rut without risking pushing you past your limitations.
If you still find this difficult, we recommend discussing it with your therapist. They’ll be able to help guide you to more specific and custom exercises that will better help you get out of this rut without hurting yourself in any way.
Live - Love - Laugh more...
~Angie
There are a few things you can do if you’re stuck in an introvert rut and we’re going to help you figure them out!
1) Get out there, but within your comfort zone
One of the best ways to get out of a rut is by pushing yourself to try new things, however, this can be a bit much for the deeply introverted. Branch out and try new things in new places, maybe hanging out with a larger group of people, but do so within the confines of your comfort zone.
Go to your favorite coffee shop and order your favorite drink at their busiest time of day. Go to a party you wouldn’t typically but hang in the corner with a close friend. The key to this exercise is finding a balance; you want to push yourself, but not too far.
2) Meet new people on your terms
Along the same lines, you want to meet new people within your comfort zone too. Spark up a conversation with a friendly person at your favorite store, restaurant, or bar. This will help you meet someone that’s most likely like-minded without pushing yourself to the point of discomfort.
Push yourself to go somewhere where you might meet a new friend with whom you have common interests. This could make it easier for you to mix things up and get out of your rut without pushing yourself to the point of discomfort.
3) Push yourself to participate in something new
Doing something entirely new to you can be a good way to break yourself out of your rut, but for a lot of introverts, this is highly uncomfortable and maybe even anxiety-inducing. You have to push yourself to do something new that you’re comfortable with.
If you’re more comfortable going out to a game night at a brewery or a book club that let you be in a smaller group, push yourself to do that. If you’re more comfortable going to a larger party where you can hide in the crowd if you need to, then that needs to be the something new you try.
4) Drive yourself to bust out of your shell
A great way to break out of an introverted rut is by pushing yourself to get out of your shell. This is another exercise that might prove to be very uncomfortable for introverts, so it may not be for everyone.
Pushing yourself to try new activities that cause you to push the limits of introversion can help you get out of that rut. Try branching out to new small groups where the attention has to be on you at some point, like a book club, creative writing group, local bridge game, or a small jam session among other things. This will help you break out of your shell and push past this introversion and the rut you’re in.
Getting yourself out of an introvert rut can be quite difficult and the more introverted you are, the harder it becomes. Practice pushing yourself to do new things but within the confines of your comfort zone. This will help you get out of your rut without risking pushing you past your limitations.
If you still find this difficult, we recommend discussing it with your therapist. They’ll be able to help guide you to more specific and custom exercises that will better help you get out of this rut without hurting yourself in any way.
Live - Love - Laugh more...
~Angie
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