Many bloggers and website owners don’t put a lot of thought into the process of collecting a lead. They simply sign up with a list management company, put up a form and hope some of their visitors sign up. After a while many of them add some kind of “gift” for subscribing, but […]

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Most week days I walk about 3 miles and I’ve been doing that since 1981 or so. If you total up all those miles it’s somewhere over 20,000 miles. During that time I could have walked from New York to Los Angeles and back four times. If I could walk on water […]

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If you are leadblogging and want to collect the largest number of leads from your visitors, this article will blog your mind. (Well, at least it will blog your mind.)
Most bloggers who collect email addresses have one offer for people to sign up for their email or RSS list—normally they locate it, sheep like, […]

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Today has been dubbed “RSS Appreciation Day” and one of the ways I am celebrating is by putting to work a subtle but powerful leadblogging tactic:
Giving people a reason to tell others about your list.
I am using a promotion I dubbed FeedaPALOOZA to encourage many bloggers to not only promote their own lists, but to […]

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Luck and leadblogging favor the prepared.
Last week I noticed a new blog post over at Aweber.com. Nothing earth shattering, but it dealt with a topic I am intimately acquainted with—getting people to subscribe to email lists then confirm their subscription. In fact, before I sold my online business last year I had captured […]

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