If you are a reviewer or critic you are likely to find work writing reviews of products and services on the Internet.This is quite a common offering however don’t expect to be reviewing anything ordinary. Usually the types of things that are offered up for review are insurance sites, credit products, Clickbank products and porn sites. Also you might find that this pays really low, unless you can add search engine content optimization to your skill set.

Most actual product descriptions that are done for the Internet are done in house. The same goes for catalogues. Yet the first thing that most writing gurus on the net will tell you is that there is tons of catalogue description work available on the net. In fact this is the type of work that you see the least of for freelancers on the auction sites – nowadays the SEO blog or article is replacing this type of Joe work.

A few years ago, I pretty much hated email marketing. I had unresponsive lists that I had built with low quality methods...and it was frustrating.

But things have turned around and now I consider my mailing lists as my number 1 business asset.

I'll be talking to you about list building, relationship building and conversion strategies...which brings me to my first tip and that's....

It's not about the size of your list, but the quality of your subscribers and how they respond to you. Yes, we're going to talk about how to build your list, but we're going to concentrate on methods that bring highly responsive subscribers to you.

So, stop worrying about how many subscribers you have. That statistic is not so important (unless you sell advertising,
which we'll talk about in later weeks). The statistic that is important is your subscriber value. In other words, how much money you make, in relation to the number of subscribers.