One of the most common topics among internet marketers seems to be building a huge and responsive mailing list. Marketers' innovations never seem to be in short supply when it comes to building mailing lists: * Autoresponders * Squeeze pages * Safelists * Pop-ups * Subscribe forms... The list is endless. But one key feature that seems to elude most marketers is how can you build your mailing list using other peoples' efforts? Viral marketing is without a doubt the long term solution to the marketer's woes. Most vial marketing tools can be set and forgot, as they work covertly whilst you go on your merry maketing way. One such tool, the Promotion Bar does just that. The cool thing about this little tool is that once installed on a web site, it can spread like wildfire potentially to hundreds, maybe thousands of web pages with no further input from you. Visitors to your web site get the Promotion Bar by pasting a single line of code on their web sites to add functionality to their web sites: * Their visitors can bookmark their web sites * Their visitors can make it their web page their home page * Their visitors can recommend their web page to their friends Each of these web pages then start sending you subscribers as they use the "Share it With a Friend" feature. Not very long ago Instantbuzz built an empire using this technique and has become a force to be respected. Promotion bars are cool because they're so subtle and easy to set up and use! The result is that you end up with hundreds, maybe thousands of web sites that just keep sending you subscribers with no further input from you. And you're not begged to join a bunch of affiliate marketing organizatins as a part of the system. A viral marketing tool shouls be kept very simple to pass on to the next gal or guy. It should always be free. And it should always be easy to use. I think InstantBuzz had the right idea. Recently though, someone else created a similar tool. After using their promotion bar, with the greatest of success, for only a couple of weeks, I witnessed thousands of subscribers come on board. Now, that is viral marketing at its best. I hope this article has helped you in some manner. If so, pass it along.
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