I was doing some work on email marketing and was wondering what size lists people have here at WA. I find it quite slow going building my list - but getting there slowly but su
If you're doing it organically, that would be normal. If you want to speed it up, solo ads are a good way to do it.
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Email marketing lists - how big is yours?
I was doing some work on email marketing and was wondering what size lists people have here at WA. I find it quite slow going building my list - but getting there slowly but su
Actually it's not how big your list is. It's about how responsive your list is. It's all about quality not quantity. A few years ago a very good friend of mine had a list of 120 people. She was in the quilting niche. Every time, she sent out an email she had a hundred sales. How big does your list need to be? It's all about quality and responsiveness
Great advice, Kat. That's actually why I stopped doing solo ads. Organic traffic tends to buy more often.
If you're doing it organically, that would be normal. If you want to speed it up, solo ads are a good way to do it.
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Hi there
I used to be able to log into ftp and transfer files to my website that way (using filezilla). I haven't done it for a while but now looking to update my favico
This will help with FTP Fix FTP Connection Issues But WordPress added a new way to create favicons without FTP WordPress Favicons
Thanks Marion! I was able to get in changing the settings to active rather than passive. Will also now attempt to use wordpress' new way to add favicons - wasn't aware of this - learn something new everyday. Really appreciate the help!
Hi Dear Nathanpall, i have no idea about it, but ready to learn ,and i belive there are so many experts will help you, just wait.
good luck
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Can't access ftp via filezilla?
Hi there
I used to be able to log into ftp and transfer files to my website that way (using filezilla). I haven't done it for a while but now looking to update my favico
This will help with FTP Fix FTP Connection Issues But WordPress added a new way to create favicons without FTP WordPress Favicons
Thanks Marion! I was able to get in changing the settings to active rather than passive. Will also now attempt to use wordpress' new way to add favicons - wasn't aware of this - learn something new everyday. Really appreciate the help!
Hi Dear Nathanpall, i have no idea about it, but ready to learn ,and i belive there are so many experts will help you, just wait.
good luck
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Just went to do some keyword research and noticed that the keyword tool wasn't in the menu anymore. Does anyone know, has this been removed?
Yes, it has been sunset. It has been replaced by a much superior keyword tool with Jaaxy. You have full access to Jaaxy Lite as a Premium membership, which is much better.
Click the dark blue menu button within the main menu to open up Jaaxy.
Jaaxy is now fully integrated and its keyword research is free for premium members. No more need for the free keyword tool when Jaaxy is now free :)
Can't see the keyword tool - has it been removed?
Just went to do some keyword research and noticed that the keyword tool wasn't in the menu anymore. Does anyone know, has this been removed?
Yes, it has been sunset. It has been replaced by a much superior keyword tool with Jaaxy. You have full access to Jaaxy Lite as a Premium membership, which is much better.
Click the dark blue menu button within the main menu to open up Jaaxy.
Jaaxy is now fully integrated and its keyword research is free for premium members. No more need for the free keyword tool when Jaaxy is now free :)
Actually it's not how big your list is. It's about how responsive your list is. It's all about quality not quantity. A few years ago a very good friend of mine had a list of 120 people. She was in the quilting niche. Every time, she sent out an email she had a hundred sales. How big does your list need to be? It's all about quality and responsiveness
Great advice, Kat. That's actually why I stopped doing solo ads. Organic traffic tends to buy more often.