SEM Tycoon

**Alex3700** · 11-03-2008, 10:08 PM

Hi,

Ok, rather than me continuing to read ebooks that were written in 2006, I wanted to get some quick feedback on whether or not co-reg list building is still considered effective?

Or, another way to say this is…are there still top marketers or companies using this method to build their email lists?

Yes, I’m aware that many “affiliates” will “game” this system by creating ways to get real people to unknowingly enter their real info, but, well…we all know that casino’s have employees that steal.

Meaning, I understand there are cons with this & every other every possible way in the world to make money…but, in late 2008…does this still work?

I currently have 4 different ebooks on this topic….but….rather than go any further into my research; I figured I would just ask for opinions or advice.

Are there any resources, blogs, coaching on this specific topic?? (I’m happy to pay for it—if the tactic is still viable.)

Alex Sawyer

**theguru** · 11-12-2008, 09:10 PM

As far as I am concerned when used properly co-registration is still a completely viable option. I have considered exploring this option for my own newsletter on my blog.

**Jeff.Walden** · 11-19-2008, 03:11 AM

I think it's important to distinguish between your mailing list size and the number of people on that list that are actually loyal to you. Co-reg will most likely help you to grow your list but when it comes time to turning those mail campaigns into dollars you may have issues.

Anyone who builds a truly good list of loyal customers would never share that information - it's just bad business. To me, I'd rather send to a smaller list but have a higher response rate.