Blog Traffic Course Mailing List

Written by Yaro

January 12, 2006 | 9 Comments | Print This Article

As I promised in my post Feedback On Blog Traffic School Course I have set up a mailing list for people interested in joining my blog traffic school course.

Just fill out this form to join:

You can unsubscribe from any email
and your privacy is guaranteed.

Some RSS readers will need to click here to see the subscribe form.

List subscribers will be the first to know when the course will be available, will receive news and website links to course information before anyone else and will have the chance to take part in any test phases at a discounted price to the full course fee. I also have plans for some free resources that of course list subscribers will be the first to receive.

I hope you join my list because I’m really looking forward to working with readers of Entrepreneur’s Journey to help each other grow our blog traffic.


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[…] I just ran across a post on Yaro Starak’s excellent Entrepreneur’s Journey blog today that demonstrates one way to use this technique. After smartly asking for reader feedback about his idea for a new product he has been thinking about creating, Yaro follows up regarding the results and creates a separate email list for people interested in learning more about the upcoming product. […]

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[…] Once again my trusty laptop has been my constant companion. I’ve spent some time at cafes and the library doing a bit of writing, but not much because I’ve been too busy doing other things and meeting people. I really want to knuckle down and pump out the blog traffic course, which is my task for the next few weeks. Although I do have two reports to come out before that as well. […]

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[…] Blog Traffic School    […]

Pingback by The New Entrepreneur’s Journey » Entrepreneur’s Journey - by Yaro Starak @ 2006-01-29 14:33:28
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[…] We’re not even at the end of February yet, and despite a slowing post rate this year, I’ve almost had more hits in 2006 than I did in all of 2005. Makes me think I should take Yaro’s course and actually try and make something of this place. Of course, I won’t be, for now anyway. I’ve got a business to get running this year and that will be a big enough challenge. Soon enough I’ll be directing every piece of traffic I can to the business site. […]

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[…] I have been subscribing to Yaro Starak’s Blog Traffic mailing list and highly recommend it as its a fantastic read. Unlike the other gazillion sites out there on blogging, Yaro’s blog and mailing list focuses on the most important in a successful blog how to increase blog traffic. […]

Pingback by The Objective of Design Sojourn at Design Sojourn @ 2006-06-26 13:29:14
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I’m also interested in joining your blog school. Make sure you add me in your list.

Comment by Larua @ 2006-07-07 18:36:06
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Hey Laura - make sure you have signed up at BlogTrafficKing.com and you will be on the list.

Comment by Yaro @ 2006-08-28 15:59:11
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[…] There are umpteen sites out there that claim they can help you grow the traffic to your blog. […]

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