Hello to all of you loyal hardworking readers.

Today you are going to discover a little known way to
build or add a bunch of new subscribers to your opt-in
list in a matter of days.

A word of warning...the following technique WILL require
that you spend a few bucks out of pocket.

But, if you are truly serious about your Online success
then building your opt-in list should be priority #1!

Okay, lets get right to it.

After talking with quite a few of the "big names" in the
Internet Marketing field, and asking many questions, I
came across a list building technique that is virtually
unknown to a majority of newbie and advanced marketers
alike.

The reason for this is, it is a very powerful and easy
way to quickly add hundreds of new subscribers to your
list BUT can be a bit expensive.

As you know there are many ways to build up an opt-in
list for f-r-e-e by using ad swaps, joint ventures,
writing and submitting articles, swapping thank you
pages etc.

While all of the above ways work, they do seem to be
a slow way of list building.

So this brings us to the point of this little article.

Here is a way to add hundreds of new subscribers to
your opt-in list quickly...

"Co-Registration".

You may have heard this term being used around certain
Internet circles.

Do NOT let this word scare you away.

Co-Registration is simply "purchasing" subscribers.

To do this, you list your ezine on a site with 3 or
more other participating list builders.

The owner of the site advertises all over the web to
your target market and charges you a "per subscriber"
fee.

Basically, each person who "opts-in" to receive info
from you, checks a box.

You are then sent their email address, name, I.P.
address, date they subscribed, etc.

Then for each new subscriber you get you are charged
between .10-.65 cents for each.

One of the most respected "co-reg" sites around that
is used by the "gurus" can be found at:

http://www.profitinfo.com/leadfactory

Again, this technique will cost you a bit BUT can add
hundreds of new subscribers to your list in days.

Now a common "term" that runs through this whole new
concept of "co-registration" is S.P.A.M.

Many people are afraid to use "co-registration" for
fear they will be accused of being a sp-amm-er.

This is just NOT true!

The above "co-registration" website uses a "double" opt
in process for all subscribers so the chance of a "bad
apple" is basically zero.

So if you are having trouble adding too or starting an
opt-in list, give "co-registration" a try.

Wishing You The Very Best Of Success,
Gary Baker