subject: Accelerated List Building Review [print this page] Accelerated List Building was put out by James Penn who is a teenage entrepreneur and niche marketer. Over the last 4 years he's been marketing in a lot of different niches. He claims that in each niche he's involved in he's been able to build huge opt-in lists with a simple system that's taken him over 4 years to develop and refine. He also claims that building a 4 figure list doesn't take him a lot of time anymore and also doesn't cost him any money to do. He was able to get a list of 828 subscribers within just 30 days.
James started marketing in the anti-aging market. He was able to build a list of just 2200 subscribers when a prominent figure in that niche sent him an email asking him to become a JV partner to sell his product in that niche. He was hesitant at first, but ended up sending out the email. He didn't expect to make any sales with this promotion, but later that day he logged into his affiliate account and noticed over $900 in sales. And 90 days later that same email generated him almost $4000 in commissions.
He claims he can help you get opt-in rates at over 50%. This is a pretty bold claim using squeeze page tactics. He also gets an 85% opt-in confirmation rate with one special line of text he uses. He claims when you purchase Accelerated List Building you'll learn how he uses six tested strategies to build his lists into the thousands of subscribers. He was also able to get almost 30,000 views with just one of his Ezine Articles which he said gave him 5000 visitors and 2500 optins.
James will also show you how to siphon traffic from authority blogs in your niche to help you get subscribers. He claims that 2 of the methods you probably already know about but the 3rd method you definitely aren't aware of, at least not yet. He mentions that this one strategy alone gets him 5-10 subscribers per day per blog and that this strategy can be washed, rinsed and repeated as many times as you like until you're getting as many subscribers as you want on your lists.
