#3StepsNoExcuses Day 11: Talk To Your Network, Physical or Spiritual

Step 1 CTP: Looking At The Unique Hit Percentage

Right now I'm in between campaigns. I'm moving completely over to the SendSteed autoresponder (by LeadsLeap.com ) and am rewriting my email content to bring everything up to date.

However, I have some stats from my first "Beginners Crypto Course" campaign, which I tracked using the LeadsLeap tracking service:

The campaign received a total of 30,567 hits, of which 24,289 were unique. To get the "Unique Hit Percentage" (UHP) we divide the unique hits by the total hits, which gives us a score of .79 or 79%.

In other words, 79% of the 30,567 hits were unique. All the other hits were duplicates, or repeat hits from a source that had visited the page before.

But Leadsleap gives us an extra metric to play with. They discount any "hit" that stays on the landing page for one second or less as either a a "bo" or sosomeone who didn't actually look at the site when they clicked the link. That leaves us with 22,,144 "real unique" hits. In other words, 91% of the 24,289 hits were from real people who actually visited the site.

Leadsleap = Excellent Value For Money

Leadsleap offers a lot more stats for you to work with as well. The tracking service is just ONE tool in their increasingly impressive toolkit. I mentioned the professional autoresponder, which they released last year. In addition, their advertising service is second to none.

That's why Leadsleap has been one of my "Top 5 Programs" for the last few years. They offer great value for money!

If you are paying separately for (1) a tracking service (2) advertising and (3) a professional autoresponder maybe it's time to check out Leadsleap, save a ton of cash and get a better service into the bargain!

Step 2 Listnerds: Keep It Short And Sweet

Okay, I will trim up my current Listnerds email letter as soon as I can mail it again. It is not too long, and there is a graphic in the middle of the letter which I want to keep for branding purposes, but I think I can trim a bit off the end of the letter...

Step 3 Plus1Success: Talk To Your Network

In one way, this one is not too much of a challenge for me as I do communicate with various people in my network quite a lot, but I could certainly do more.

Actually, the book I am reading as part of this 30 day challenge, "Ask," by Ryan Levesque, will help me engage better with my network of subscribers if I apply what he teaches.

On this day, Day 11, however, I spent a lot of time out and about as I had a couple of English classes at two different locations about two or three kilometres apart. So today it was more a case of talking to some of my network of English students than my online business network.

I had a pleasant time walking from one class to the other down some of the back roads of West Hiroshima. On my way I came across these three fellows to talk to on the spiritual network as well:

Cheers for now!

David Hurley
#InspiredFocus