re back the very next day using a different email account. I’m not mentioning any names here but it won’t be Long before you get an email from her.

The new email marketing tactic you’ve probably come across just lately is: Instead of letting you make your own mind up whether you choose to join a program or not. The email marketers are choosing for you. They use your email address to provisionally sign you up in their down-line, then send you the welcome or thank you for joining link to a program you‘ve never heard of before. So be careful the next time you

We’ve all joined Newsletters, whether it was intentional or not, but the whole idea of allowing people to use your email address to send you their Newsletters is: to possibly get some worthwhile information that could benefit you and isn’t just a Google Search Engine away.

We all know that this is just a ploy to capture our email address that will be added to their Auto-responder list and mailed out automatically. But in the late great Corey Rudl days the information was top quality and was well worth it. An email from him even though it was a Mailloop Auto-responder was treated as an honor. He benefited because in his own words, he said, “one email address is worth twenty five dollars to me,” and we also benefited with quality hard to find information.

Sadly the real teachers are few and far between and the new so called Gurus are popping up in your email box left right and center. Gurus are sending you to their friends and students who have also become Gurus, telling you the same old rubbish you’ve been reading for years. Two paragraphs of information copied from someone’s free e-book on Email Marketing etc and the rest are getresponse.com links hiding the initial URL to their promotions.

You can usually tell when these pretend prodigies are getting short of money due to their email campaign being unsuccessful or they’ve a vacation coming up in the near future. They just keep sending you sales-emails with their link that changes into a hop.clickbank.com redirect at the bottom. This is when all the credibility they’ve tried to build up over the months goes out of the window and the unsubscribe button gets a good click.

Clickbank’s a fantastic company, but when you claim to be a teacher of the art of marketing and most of the people on your list are affiliate promoters themselves, it seems a big waste of time unless you’re a bit desperate to try and sell something through a clickbank link.

Then there’s the so called Internet Marketers or Email Marketers who don’t even bother sending you any Newsletter information because their time’s too precious. All they do is bombard you with six of seven emails per day promoting the same two or three programs. You’ve tried to unsubscribe with little success because they’re back the very next day using a different email account. I’m not mentioning any names here but it won’t be Long before you get an email from her.

The new email marketing tactic you’ve probably come across just lately is: Instead of letting you make your own mind up whether you choose to join a program or not. The email marketers are choosing for you. They use your email address to provisionally sign you up in their down-line, then send you the welcome or thank you for joining link to a program you‘ve never heard of before. So be careful the next time you c

-responder was treated as an honor. He benefited because in his own words, he said, “one email address is worth twenty five dollars to me,” and we also benefited with quality hard to find information.

Sadly the real teachers are few and far between and the new so called Gurus are popping up in your email box left right and center. Gurus are sending you to their friends and students who have also become Gurus, telling you the same old rubbish you’ve been reading for years. Two paragraphs of information copied from someone’s free e-book on Email Marketing etc and the rest are getresponse.com links hiding the initial URL to their promotions.

You can usually tell when these pretend prodigies are getting short of money due to their email campaign being unsuccessful or they’ve a vacation coming up in the near future. They just keep sending you sales-emails with their link that changes into a hop.clickbank.com redirect at the bottom. This is when all the credibility they’ve tried to build up over the months goes out of the window and the unsubscribe button gets a good click.

Clickbank’s a fantastic company, but when you claim to be a teacher of the art of marketing and most of the people on your list are affiliate promoters themselves, it seems a big waste of time unless you’re a bit desperate to try and sell something through a clickbank link.

Then there’s the so called Internet Marketers or Email Marketers who don’t even bother sending you any Newsletter information because their time’s too precious. All they do is bombard you with six of seven emails per day promoting the same two or three programs. You’ve tried to unsubscribe with little success because they’re back the very next day using a different email account. I’m not mentioning any names here but it won’t be Long before you get an email from her.

The new email marketing tactic you’ve probably come across just lately is: Instead of letting you make your own mind up whether you choose to join a program or not. The email marketers are choosing for you. They use your email address to provisionally sign you up in their down-line, then send you the welcome or thank you for joining link to a program you‘ve never heard of before. So be careful the next time you

and the rest are getresponse.com links hiding the initial URL to their promotions.

You can usually tell when these pretend prodigies are getting short of money due to their email campaign being unsuccessful or they’ve a vacation coming up in the near future. They just keep sending you sales-emails with their link that changes into a hop.clickbank.com redirect at the bottom. This is when all the credibility they’ve tried to build up over the months goes out of the window and the unsubscribe button gets a good click.

Clickbank’s a fantastic company, but when you claim to be a teacher of the art of marketing and most of the people on your list are affiliate promoters themselves, it seems a big waste of time unless you’re a bit desperate to try and sell something through a clickbank link.

Then there’s the so called Internet Marketers or Email Marketers who don’t even bother sending you any Newsletter information because their time’s too precious. All they do is bombard you with six of seven emails per day promoting the same two or three programs. You’ve tried to unsubscribe with little success because they’re back the very next day using a different email account. I’m not mentioning any names here but it won’t be Long before you get an email from her.

The new email marketing tactic you’ve probably come across just lately is: Instead of letting you make your own mind up whether you choose to join a program or not. The email marketers are choosing for you. They use your email address to provisionally sign you up in their down-line, then send you the welcome or thank you for joining link to a program you‘ve never heard of before. So be careful the next time you

t when you claim to be a teacher of the art of marketing and most of the people on your list are affiliate promoters themselves, it seems a big waste of time unless you’re a bit desperate to try and sell something through a clickbank link.

Then there’s the so called Internet Marketers or Email Marketers who don’t even bother sending you any Newsletter information because their time’s too precious. All they do is bombard you with six of seven emails per day promoting the same two or three programs. You’ve tried to unsubscribe with little success because they’re back the very next day using a different email account. I’m not mentioning any names here but it won’t be Long before you get an email from her.

The new email marketing tactic you’ve probably come across just lately is: Instead of letting you make your own mind up whether you choose to join a program or not. The email marketers are choosing for you. They use your email address to provisionally sign you up in their down-line, then send you the welcome or thank you for joining link to a program you‘ve never heard of before. So be careful the next time you

re back the very next day using a different email account. I’m not mentioning any names here but it won’t be Long before you get an email from her.

The new email marketing tactic you’ve probably come across just lately is: Instead of letting you make your own mind up whether you choose to join a program or not. The email marketers are choosing for you. They use your email address to provisionally sign you up in their down-line, then send you the welcome or thank you for joining link to a program you‘ve never heard of before. So be careful the next time you click on an email link, who knows what program you’ve joined. Or better still do what I do, delete the lot.