List Building – Why You Should Build a List

You’ve built a website, you’ve carefully optimized and cultivated your search engine statistics and you’ve advertised or built an Adword-type campaign to attract people to your site. So they get there. Then what? Can you count on them to bookmark your site and visit again? Are you willing to bet your business on a probability that they might show up again? Probably not.

The primary reason for list building is to illicit some degree of influence and control over those that have expressed an interest in your site. A list provides you with three important elements. First, it provides you a true and specific “market”. Second, it opens a direct, consenting, permission-based channel to those who have already expressed an interest in your content. And third, it provides you an immediate and future source of market research that will, again and again, reveal the demographics and reactions of a market to your products or services.

In view of the benefits, not the least justification for list building is that it’s easy to do so. There are well-proven and numerous tools for soliciting and capturing viewer data and for maintaining and organizing your lists.

In view of the investment you must make to bring someone to your site, some might consider it to be irresponsible if you don’t capture a viewers name and coordinates for future use. After all, every subsequent use of viewers contact information will likely increase the overall revenue-to-cost “yield” of your marketing efforts. So the real question about list building should be: Why Wouldn’t you Build a List?

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