Your autoresponder integral to your internet marketing and crucial to building that all important list but did you know that its use can also open up seven profit centers for you? Well here are a few suggestions:

1. One Time Offer: When your subscriber completes your opt in form in order to join your mailing list redirect them to your link page that contains a one time offer. Tell them that they will only see this product offered at such a low price just the once.

2. Adverts in your Report: In the report or viral ebook that you provide to your new subscribers put s few subtle adverts, affiliate links and recommendations. Be careful not to make your report full of adverts. In order to establish your skills and business it should be full of relevant and useful information.

3. Links in your Opt In Confirmation: To comply with CAN Spam requirements you will need to send a confirmation email asking your subscriber to confirm their request to join your list. You should put a web site link in this email so that your subscribers can recognize you but you can also place a link to a product after your signature.

4. Links in your Ezine: Of course your ezine or correspondence with your list is a great place to put your links to your products.

5. Links on Give Away Pages: Every so often you can give away products to your list. Send them to download pages and provide an upgrade to the product or a one time offer.

6. Endorsements of Other Products: Once your list is comfortable with you then you can start to endorse other marketers products, joint ventures etc. and earn affiliate commissions.

7. Unsubscribe Page: It is a fact of life that people will leave your list sometimes because they are too busy, sometimes because they dont like your ezine. On your unsubscribe page ask them why and put a short link to a give away page to offer that last subtle temptation.

Please Remember: Dont bombard your list. Be subtle and subjective in your choice of products and follow a realistic time line in the delivery of your messages.

Lee Lister

Lee Lister is Management Consultant and Program Manager with more than 25 year's management and consultancy experience and more than 20 year's program and project management experience in projects for Banking, Finance, Insurance, Leisure and Government bodies. She also have more than 10 years bid management experience ranging from bids for medium companies to large international and infrastructure bids.

British born, Lee received her BA(Hons) Financial Economics from the University of Essex. She went on to work in or for a considerable number of countries within Asia and Europe as well as Australia and the United States. While building a name for herself through helping company restructure, change management and project management consultancy, Lee became a well-known figure for her skills in analyzing, problem solving and trouble-shooting. She has consulted for many major industries, including banking, telecommunications, insurance, transportation, leisure and governments from many different countries. Some of the companies who have benefited from Lee?s expertise are Hewlett Packard, Siemans Nixdorf, Electrolux and the Philippines government.

Whilst working in the Far East she became a recognized expert on preparing and evaluating large World Bank Proposals (infrastructure projects within developing countries). These accomplishments called upon the skills of bid and project management, risk assessment, contract negotiation and supplier management and required dedicated work to very tight time scales. This expertise was acknowledged by an invitation to be the principle speaker at an International Business Development Conference in Washington, USA. She has also consulted at very senior level in several countries.

She owns and manages two companies, Biz Guru LLC in the USA and Biz Guru Services Ltd in the UK as well a considerable number of profitable web sites. She works almost entirely via the internet, visiting clients on site during major consultancies and training. Her Internet skills span from when major companies first started to consider obtaining their own web sites. During these years, she has kept up to date with the rapid changes on the internet, including the dot com boom and the resulting bust ? which her own web based companies survived.

She regularly consults, writes and lectures on business, bid management and marketing and has published numerous courses and books.