I like to create a new lesson or report every day until I have at least 7. If it's an ecourse then you send out your lessons every day, but if it's a report or other message, then space them out to every other day...at least.

You don't want them to think you are hammering them with ads.

4. Your Ads in autoresponder messages

I like to call my ad in each lesson, 'This Lesson Is Sponsored By'. Most readers aren't turned off by this one ad as they are with the lesson sprinkled with ads and your affiliate links. Make the sponsor something that is related to your topic. In the case of the poodle e-course you wouldn't want to sell bird food :o) Dog biscuits, poodle trimming tools, or flea powder would be on target. If you don't have a product to sell, go to Commission Junction, Linkshare or BeFree.com which lists 100's of affiliate products and its FREE to join. Or do a search on the search engines.

5. Promote

Besides putting a sign up form on your website (if you have one), you can advertise your FREE ecourse in the following way:

post on discussion boards with signature file, send out an ad with safelists swap ads with ezine publishers (if you have an ezine), write articles and submit to ezines, purchase ezine ads (only solo and top sponsor ads), advertise on traffic exchanges (you can download a FREE ebook I wrote on Secrets Of Email Marketing found at: http://www.email-it-secure.com/e-book.htm

Keep building your e-courses and reports and watch your sales and income soar!

About the Author

Dan Farrell is the publisher of "Secrets Of Email Marketing" a new ebook on creating an effective email campaign. To download this free ebook, http://www.email-it-secure.com/e-book.htm

Written by: Dan Farrell