Christopher Kyalo

I stumbled on this Adsense money-making tip almost by accident
from a great affiliate program I joined that has the best online
marketing training program I have ever come across.



One of the key aspects of the very effective online marketing
program they were talking about at this affiliate program, was
the use of safe lists to email ad messages out. Well, I decided
I could do better and join safelists that allowed the posting of
articles (and not just email ads). These are basically online
ezines that publish content and distribute it to the list. By
simply joining a few safe lists with a couple thousand of
members, your promotional Adsense article will be reaching
millions of email boxes, every time you send it out.



There is nothing online that is as effective as email. Even SPAM
that gets through works. Why else would those SPAM pests keep on
making everybody's life so miserable at the risk of getting
arrested? The big advantage here is that this bulk email
marketing strategy of joining article announcement lists is
perfectly legal and you will not be upsetting anybody. In fact
in many cases some of the folk will be eagerly accessing and
reading your articles.



There are of course other factors that come into play like the
kind of headlines to use and the importance of ensuring that you
target the right article announcement groups (more on that
later). Still all the skills required can be learned. I learnt
them myself by trial and error and constant testing.



Two days after spending a couple of hours setting up my safe
list bulk email marketing program, I opened my Adsense account
one morning and almost fell off the chair in excitement. My
earnings had shot up almost 9 times above my previous average.
But there was something else even more interesting, I was
getting more clicks on my Adsense ads from fewer visitors. This
is a puzzle that I am yet to solve because to date articles
distributed through my safe lists do much better for me in terms
of clicks than articles I post at high traffic sites. Still I do
both activities regularly.



There was one more delightful aspect about this method of
increasing Adsense clicks, that I noticed. After sending out
about three or four articles via my safelists, I got so busy
that I did not have the time to write good content to distribute
via my safelists. So you would have expected my Adsense earnings
to drop like a stone right back to where they were. Surprise,
surprise, it did not happen. It stayed up there over one week
after I had sent out my last article. That was when I was
totally convinced that I had a winner in my hands.



But You must carefully target your market



You should have no illusions about safe lists. The cold facts
are that a lot of the email goes unread. Most people who receive
the articles will quickly scroll down looking for an interesting
headline. Many others subscribe to the information at a
desperate moment of need but then lose interest soon after and
never actually open their messages from the list they've
subscribed to.



The truth is that only a tiny fraction of people who receive the
email will ever open your message. Even fewer will glimpse
through it for a few seconds and fewer still will take the time
to read it and understand the contents.



With these kind of odds your chances of being effective diminish
dramatically if you don't carefully target the right safe lists
and groups to join. Always remember that relevance greatly
increases your chances of being read. It is the same principle
which has made PPC ads so effective.



Still article groups and safe lists are extremely effective, and
here's why.



About the author:


Christopher Kyalo is a successful online writer and
entrepreneur. Read the rest of this article and other valuable
Adsense money-making tips in his free ezine. Subscribe to now by
sending a blank email to
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