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Build a list, build a list, build a list…

Seems like all you hear these days about growing a business is how you have to build a list. Do you hear that too?

Lists come in many shapes in sizes. You’ve got your tire-kickers who just want all your free stuff. The customers who want to get what you promise them. And your raving fans who want everything you’ve got.

You also have your followers on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media. Then you have your subscribers to your blog’s RSS feed.

The question becomes, how can you build your list quickly in a time when getting people’s attention is increasingly difficult?

The answer: set yourself apart from the “everybodys” and become an authority on what you know. To me, the fastest way to do that is with teleseminars because in 1 hour you can have a conversation answering people’s questions so they can quickly…

• know you know what you’re talking about (credibility)
• get connected to your voice (emotions)
• realize that you attract attention from other people (social proof)

This is a winning combination, and you don’t have to be the very best – just the best they know about and can connect to.

So here are 5 steps to building your list with teleseminars.

1. Talk about a topic you know well
2. Set up your traffic net
3. Build buzz about your live event
4. Deliver great information
5. Give away part or all of the replay forever

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Like thousands of others of people I have already worked with, you may be a victim of common misconceptions about teleseminars.

And those misconceptions, indeed myths, are costing you a lot of money because by not doing teleseminars you are putting off your own success. It’s taking you longer to create your own products, it’s harder to know what your customers want, and your list is, well… not growing nearly as quickly as you’d like.

So here are 3 myths I’d like to bust for you right now.

1. I don’t have a product to promote on a teleseminar
2. I don’t have a list to promote my teleseminar to
3. Nobody knows who I am, so why would they listen to me?

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