Bulk Email Leads and Coregistration Leads for Home Businesses

In my opinion, using coreg leads is one of the best ways to build your list for introducing people to your business. The problem is, 97% of all people DO NOT understand what a coregistration lead is. That is because the person who told them did not understand either. So, let me explain

A coregistration lead (coreg lead) is a person who signed up for one offer, and then was subsequently given more offers to sign up for as well.

We've all seen these things. Let's say you find a website with information about earning a college degree. You fill out the form on the website and click "Submit." Before you get your college degree information, you are led to a page that lists between 2 and 5 "other offers" to get more information about as well. They could be coupons, vacations, life insurance, book clubs, or even a home business. You may not check any of the boxes, or you may check one or two. This is coregistration.

Getting coregistration leads can be good because you had someone check the box asking for more info. But, beware. Not all coreg leads are good. Here is a list of things that make a coregistration lead bad:

• gives a prospect an incentive to click more ads


• all the boxes are already prechecked


• customers earn points for checking more boxes


• customers get a percentage off their purchase by checking more boxes


• there are more than 5 ads

So, if those are bad, what makes a coregistration lead good? A good coreg lead:

• only has 2 - 5 offers


• each offer is completely unique


• customers must check the box to receive more information


• there are no incentives at all


• customers can easily unsubscribe

Much of this and more is explained at the National-leads.com email leads web site.

Finding an autoresponder where you can import leads you have purchased is getting tougher and tougher to find. Many people have tried to use a company like MLMPowerMarketing.com, but their system is practically non-functional. They send out confirmation emails and their tracking software isn't accurate.

In my opinion, if you're really going to get serious about email marketing, you need to get educated and get your own dedicated email server, or even a shared email server.

It's going to cost you more money... maybe as much as $200 - $800/month. You will need to get your leads scrubbed, which is going to cost you about $200 per million leads. So, if you can't afford those expenses, you probably need to forget about something like this and settle for one of the 3rd party systems.

If it is in your budeget, then think about using a quality system like Autoresponse Plus (ARP) and do a Google search for "ARP Servers" or something like that.

One tip - do your research. Some of the better setups are not going to be as easy to find because they like to keep a low profile.