Phil
April 26, 2011, 12:43 AM
Email Newsletters Are Serious Business! ...
After exchanging a few Quick thoughts in the following thread...
Automated eBook Delivery ? Email Newsletters... :)
http://www.sowpub.com/forum/showthread.php?p=28331
http://successnexus.com/
$15 a month for every 1000 subscribers... I'm sure Ankesh can Give us some Good examples and an Overview on Higher volumes and requirements! ...
Figured a few SowPubbers/Visitors might Need a mix of “Simple ideas”/ways of Turning particular SowPub threads into Money making Streams of income(s) & ideas...
Give The Disrupters: Forces Driving Change in 2011 a few Good ol' Spinns... Fresh ideas Too! ...
Start Brainstorming... Developing “Attention” to those Tapped/Untapped... Niche segmentations ...
(Quick copy & paste) ...
Advertisers are equally charmed. "We should easily break $10 million in revenue by the end of the year," says Thrillist co-founder Adam Rich. "Growth is actually accelerating--even female readership."
His theory is that a broader "man's position" has become accepted, and guys want to embrace things that reflect more diverse interests--not just steak houses, Rich says, but also projects like the Urban Forest Map, which maps urban trees and their financial effect on water savings.
The market opportunities are only going to increase with e-commerce sites like Etsy, which allow individuals to open businesses with very little overhead. "You used to need a big company to turn the ship, but now cottage craftspeople can see something that'd be cool to have and create it. Then, you've got sites like Thrillist to draw attention to the best of them. It's very synergistic," Rich says.
So get ready: Mancessorizing is the wave of the future. --J.W.
The Disrupters: Forces Driving Change in 2011
From crowdsourced shopping to mancessories to new ways to get green: The 10 trends that will define opportunity next year...
http://www.entrepreneur.com/trends/index.html
http://www.urbandaddy.com/
http://www.thrillist.com/
Some Great info from just awhile back... An Excellent business model to Activate! Grow your Niche segmentations ... Byte by Byte... ;)
Email Newsletters Are Serious Business | Jason L. Baptiste
Thrillist is like DailyCandy, but for 20 something guys. ... “he site's median household income is $82000, press materials state; ... By advertising with an email newsletter, they gain trust and get eyeballs that actually provide utility. ... you greener,etc. They all add some type of utility to a person's life. ...
http://jasonlbaptiste.com/commentary/email-newsletters-business/
Another Simple “Awesome” example...
Fly Lady Marla Cilley...
http://www.flylady.net/pages/About_FlyLady.asp
http://www.youtube.com/theflylady
https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/pdf/flyladyCaseStudy.pdf
http://www.flylady.net/
Phil
After exchanging a few Quick thoughts in the following thread...
Automated eBook Delivery ? Email Newsletters... :)
http://www.sowpub.com/forum/showthread.php?p=28331
http://successnexus.com/
$15 a month for every 1000 subscribers... I'm sure Ankesh can Give us some Good examples and an Overview on Higher volumes and requirements! ...
Figured a few SowPubbers/Visitors might Need a mix of “Simple ideas”/ways of Turning particular SowPub threads into Money making Streams of income(s) & ideas...
Give The Disrupters: Forces Driving Change in 2011 a few Good ol' Spinns... Fresh ideas Too! ...
Start Brainstorming... Developing “Attention” to those Tapped/Untapped... Niche segmentations ...
(Quick copy & paste) ...
Advertisers are equally charmed. "We should easily break $10 million in revenue by the end of the year," says Thrillist co-founder Adam Rich. "Growth is actually accelerating--even female readership."
His theory is that a broader "man's position" has become accepted, and guys want to embrace things that reflect more diverse interests--not just steak houses, Rich says, but also projects like the Urban Forest Map, which maps urban trees and their financial effect on water savings.
The market opportunities are only going to increase with e-commerce sites like Etsy, which allow individuals to open businesses with very little overhead. "You used to need a big company to turn the ship, but now cottage craftspeople can see something that'd be cool to have and create it. Then, you've got sites like Thrillist to draw attention to the best of them. It's very synergistic," Rich says.
So get ready: Mancessorizing is the wave of the future. --J.W.
The Disrupters: Forces Driving Change in 2011
From crowdsourced shopping to mancessories to new ways to get green: The 10 trends that will define opportunity next year...
http://www.entrepreneur.com/trends/index.html
http://www.urbandaddy.com/
http://www.thrillist.com/
Some Great info from just awhile back... An Excellent business model to Activate! Grow your Niche segmentations ... Byte by Byte... ;)
Email Newsletters Are Serious Business | Jason L. Baptiste
Thrillist is like DailyCandy, but for 20 something guys. ... “he site's median household income is $82000, press materials state; ... By advertising with an email newsletter, they gain trust and get eyeballs that actually provide utility. ... you greener,etc. They all add some type of utility to a person's life. ...
http://jasonlbaptiste.com/commentary/email-newsletters-business/
Another Simple “Awesome” example...
Fly Lady Marla Cilley...
http://www.flylady.net/pages/About_FlyLady.asp
http://www.youtube.com/theflylady
https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/pdf/flyladyCaseStudy.pdf
http://www.flylady.net/
Phil
