Why big lists might want your content

So this week I’m promoting a free service called List Match.

And it was created by a guy name Bryan Harris.

If you’ve not heard of him, his story goes that about ten years ago he had only 100 people on this email list.

And like most people just getting started, with no idea what they’re doing, it took him months to achieve this goal by trying and failing at anything and everything he could find about how to grow your email list at the time.

Never-the-less, he achieved his humble milestone and did a write up on it, and how others could hope to achieve the same.

Then Noah Kagan saw his write up, and asked Bryan if he’d like to share a more robust version of it with his email list of over 100,000 people.

Noah sent out just one email about it, and over 1,000 people joined Bryan’s list in a single day.

And he goes on to share that over the next few months, those 1,000 people spent over $100,000 on his offers.

So here’s the deal…

This story is very interesting to me because Bryan did not have a huge email list, and did not promise some huge outcome. He had a very small email list, that he worked very hard to build. And he wrote an honest account of it, and people took notice.

So all to say, if you’ve ever thought, “No, my email list is too small” Think again.

Because there’s always someone out there who needs your content, even if they’re much further along.

If you’ve ever thought about getting into list swaps, and hesitated. You can remove some of that uncertainty for free by checking out List Match:

https://kevinhood.me/listmatch

Talk soon,

Kevin Hood