How to get the best marketing list using the SRDS
by Jason Ryan Isaksen

There's only one list broker that I'd recommend. And that's the S.R.D.S. Technically they're not even a list broker and that's why they're so good to deal with. You can check it out online at http://www.srds.com

SRDS is a more expensive way to find good targeted lists, but the response is excellent.

The SRDS will be most important for those of you who will be selling products or services to an extra small niche group of people. Like for example, if you wanted to sell supplies to people that do carpet cleaning for a living, you could find a list of pure carpet cleaners in there. The SRDS would also most likely contain the names of magazines or newsletters that were just for carpet cleaners.

Imagine if you were selling a product or service that was extremely handy, useful, or necessary to carpet cleaners and you had a mailing list that was 100% carpet cleaners. Or if you had a little trade magazine that was 100% carpet cleaners. You can bet that every guy that cleans carpets in the country probably reads that magazine. The best thing of all is the fact that when you place an ad in a little magazine like this, only carpet cleaners will see your ad. This means you're not wasting your advertising dollars on people that would have no interest in your product or service.

But carpet cleaners are just one example that came off the top of my head. Anything and everything you can think of is listed inside the SRDS. Literally every subject and topic is covered in there. Of course, you'll find lists of opportunity seekers, and home business seekers listed in the SRDS as well. Plus it will tell you the name of every business magazine and trade magazine in the world.

You can even read the SRDS at the library for free. The main SRDS you want to ask for is the SRDS Mailing List edition. There are over 10 different SRDS manuals, but you'll mostly just be interested in the one that contains mailing lists.