The phenomenon I experience is that I subscribe to many internet marketer’s email lists, and when they all start promoting the same products I can hardly tell them apart any more (except for Frank Kern–there’s NEVER any mistaking him, which is a lesson itself).

I can say that in my experience being on Yaro’s list that he does not spam and he never sends anything I didn’t sign up for.

Lol, seriously though – the videos and Interview I gave out last week were amazing content – and I’m not just saying that.

If you don’t believe me – click the links in the post above by Michael (in particular the Conversion Blogging link).

Since the peak opening campaign is over Alice you won’t get as many messages like that from me now, however I do urge you to at least scan my messages rather than go straight to the delete key.

Yes, I know some people unsubscribe from lists because they get too much mail, but if that’s the case they probably don’t have interest in what I teach or are too time poor to consume it.

It’s a problem that hits everyone online today – we have such short attention spans…

The fact that you read this comment to the end is pretty amazing in itself

Is there a way to subscribe without getting the all the offers? I get so much mail, that if it doesn’t grab my attention in a nano-second it will be deleted. I don’t care about free stuff, last chance offers etc., so all email with this kind of content goes straight into the trash and then I unsub.

Obviously I didn’t know you were doing this special deal. But may I suggest that I’f I’m annoyed, there are others who are too. Can’t your promotional emails be done in a more organized way, like once a week?

Maybe it works for some folks, but it was too much Yaro in my Inbox!

I do have a friend with big RED hair who teaches about blogging and he’s from Brisbane too, but I know he doesn’t mail out to his list very often.

Perhaps you just happened to jump on board my newsletter at the exact time I was in the middle of opening my coaching program and releasing a lot of free content (videos and an interview with a million dollar blogger).

That past week I sent out slightly more messages than usual because I was opening the doors to my program and I had lots of goodies to give out.

No matter, if you don’t like the content, then by all means, you should unsubscribe. I just want to have my comments here to make sure other people don’t think I’m sending spam messages or anything.

My emails are content focused, and yes I admit I can waffle sometimes in my newsletters, but the content is there for those who want it.

Yaro

Do you live in Brisbane and have big red hair? Then I don’t have you mixed up with anyone else. And I didn’t buy any of your products, just signed up for the newsletter.

It really was too much mail. Definitely at least 2 per day. I’ll see if any are still in my delete folder and maybe that will explain it, but whenever I see a newsletter sender’s name in the From line more than once in a day’s mail, that Sender is going to be history!

Maybe a missed some earth-shaking content, but I just don’t have time to wade thru all that email. My apologies if I’ve offended you. Maybe your email was cranking out multiple copies of the same thing??

I have a new edition set to go out once every 7 days. If I send any one-time broadcasts in addition to that you might get an extra 1-2 emails from me a WEEK.

If you have ever received 3-4 messages a DAY from me, you must have purchased my products and joined up my affiliate program and somehow made it on to all my email lists using a different email account for each one. That’s the only way you could get that many messages from me in one day.

Which is why I believe you are thinking of someone else, or you are over exaggerating.

Yaro

Maybe he’s got the greatest ideas in the universe, but no way will I waste that much time on that much email. He (and so many others like him who have good ideas) need to learn to write clearly and and succinctly – there was a lot of unneeded filler in those newsletters. NO ONE, and I mean no one, has that much interesting or unique stuff to say.

One well-written email PER WEEK is more professional and places higher value on the communication. Would you rather try to read flyers that are scattered all over the street, or would you rather spend time on a thoughtfully put together newsletter delivered to your inbox? I vote for the latter!

“More” isn’t necessarily “better.”