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26 Ways To Build Subscribers To Your Newsletter Or Blog

by , on 27th October, 2009 • 4 Comments

The weekly newsletter we put out from www.kirstydunphey.com is currently circulating to over 5,000 people weekly. We

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4 Responses to “26 Ways To Build Subscribers To Your Newsletter Or Blog”

  • Greg Vincent Greg Vincent says:
    October 28, 2009

    Kirsty, Great first post for GenYre = energy. There are some great tips in there to help agents increase their database which will ultimately help them to spread their marketing message.

    There would be very few real estate agents who have people subscribing to their newsletters directly on the agent’s company website. Most people on agent’s databases get entered into the system manually. Using your tips hopefully the process can be a lot more automated for agents in the future.

    PS. If GenYre readers are serious about converting more customers into their database over the internet, then your article provides a great guideline to follow. In addition, here’s a link to a previous post with a quick website test they can do. (Building & nurturing a database is such an important part of real estate today.)
    http://www.genyre.com/2009/10/04/a-quick-test-for-your-real-estate-website/

  • April Clarkson says:
    October 28, 2009

    Thanks for the great information Kirsty. In point 4 you mentioned about having a presence on MySpace.

    Considering that the demographic of users of MySpace tends to be more targeted towards the kids, do you find that MySpace works well for you & do you think that it would work well for a real estate agent?

  • Kirsty Dunphey Kirsty Dunphey says:
    October 29, 2009

    April

    You’re right – I find myspace the least effective of my social media strategies – BUT – if you use a tool like ping.fm to update facebook. linked in, myspace and twitter all at the same time- it’s not that much extra effort to maintain and keep it updated (which is the key).

    cheers

    Kirsty

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