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In this blog post, we are going to cover what Safelist mailers are, why they are useful and share five Safelist mailers to get immediate traffic to your affiliate links. Safelist mailers may not be silver bullets but for beginners, they are a low-cost easy way to get some eyeballs on your offers.
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What are Safelists?
Safelists are platforms where people agree to receive emails from each other. Users join these lists, and they basically become part of a circular chain of email traffic.
“They’re not the end-all and be-all folks, but they’re easy. They’re easy and you can get traffic right away to your links because if you don’t have a list, if you don’t have anywhere to start, you can actually get real eyeballs on your offers”.
And real eyeballs mean more chances for traffic and, consequently, conversions!
One advantage of Hog Mailer is that it enables you to send emails to five Safelists at once. Additionally, it features a credit mailer mechanism which means people earn credits for clicking on your link – incentivized, yet effective.
The process is straightforward, you copy and paste your email, select the safelists you want to mail, hit send, and you are done. Repeat every day, depending on your membership level and voila! You have a consistent email marketing effort set up at a minimal cost.
What makes the European Safelist special is the sheer number of value-added bonuses it gives to its users. Besides the daily credit mailer opportunity, European Safelist also provides users with an auto-response system and the ability to send out a Solo ad to the contact list of the platform once a month.
Despite an interface that takes some getting used to, Herculest has proven to be an effective Safelist mailer platform, as evidenced by the success of some of my affiliates. Herculist offers both a credit mailer and a regular mailer and allows for frequency of email sending depending on your membership level and credits.
The Email Hog has the same owner as the Hog mailer, but the two platforms are different. As a free member, you must click on some ads before you can send out an email. But that’s a fair trade-off, as it guarantees others are viewing your ad when they click.
Despite being around since the 1990s (?), State of The Art Mailer offers the largest membership base of any Safelist mailer. Once you become a member here, your opportunities for reaching a broader audience increase exponentially.
Wrapping Up and Call to Action
These five Safelists provide various means to reach potential customers for your affiliate links. They involve little more than copy-pasting sales letters, adding your affiliate link, and hitting send.
“If you’re looking to get started in affiliate marketing, this is one of the easiest ways. Just copy and paste those sales letters that I’ve shown you with your affiliate link, start sending it out”.
So there you have it – your beginner’s guide to leveraging safelists to drive traffic to your links. Try these safelist mailers out, and let us know your favorite. Don’t forget to leave a comment if you’ve had luck with other safelists as well.
Stay tuned to this channel for more exciting ways to up your affiliate marketing game. Until next time, happy marketing!
This blog post is brought to you by Matt May of Quick Register SEO.
