Getting Email Marketing Results Using TrafficWave 

What is the key to getting Email Marketing results? How are some people building lists and closing sales while others seem to be stalling out and just not making progress? Both groups have quite a few things in common. Let’s take a look.

Let’s start by defining “Email Marketing Results”. 

In this case, results come down to generating leads. This would be step 1 to getting TrafficWave Email Marketing Results. From there, we want to follow up, build that relationship, and close sales.

The two groups I am referring to are:

Group 1: Those Getting Results

Start by building your lists. Then follow up with your leads. Build rapport. And you are closing sales.

There is no big secret?

To get results, simply followed through on the training. Physically do the things we are teaching people to do.

Create an set of autoresponder letters for your offer.

Then creat a capture page.

You might even add a capture form to your website or blog.

Once those steps are done, start driving traffic to your capture page, site, or blog. Post in social media, or run ads to drive traffic.

Simply by doing the work required you'll see results.

Group 2: Those Not Getting Results

These folks are not building their lists. Therefore, the rest of the results just aren’t going to happen.

This happens all the time, someone complains to me about how they aren’t getting results, I look at their account. I sincerely want to see what they are doing and identify how I might be able to help.

Without exception, when someone isn’t getting TrafficWave results, I see:

They have done absolutely NONE of the things I’m teaching. Or, at best, they’ve sort of started but haven’t followed through. They've done something once and gave up. And guess what? They are not getting the results that my consistent engagement is producing.

They remind me of a joke I mention above:

We see something like that and we laugh. But that’s how it seems to be for so many folks.

Every once in a while, I see someone who has kind of got things started. They just need to make a few adjustments to really get things moving. I love helping folks get that going! A moving ship is easy to steer.