Paper and pen is a thing that will never die I guess, or we as old-schoolers need to keep it alive lol
I have a notebook and old agendas that I recycle the pages that I didn't use, especially the 2020 one ahaha
I'll write pretty much everything and it's great to go back and read, sometimes I find old ideas that can turn into a new blog post or something when I'm out of things to write!

Glad to hear it :)

Journaling can change your life!!

I agree with @elianaicgomes to keep it simple and attentive. The goal is to capture the persons information and get added to your list. The thank you page is where I would provide other links like to your blog, site and social media to further your relationship with your leads.

LCP's in my opinion should be as simple and to the point as possible!
And if you can avoid extra links and buttons it's better!
The main goal of the LCP is one thing: get their email so you can get a subscriber!
What you can do is add your logo to your Thank you page(s)!
Besides present yourself to your new subscriber and explaining what they will get from the subscription, share your social media so you can keep the relationship building up and you can always use your logo as some kind of signature. 
Oh signature! That might be a good idea to sign your emails :)

I have one goal for my LCPs....Lead generation.

I won't put any links to click other than the 'subscribe' button.

I'll show off my stuffs once they are in my funnel :)

The comments themselves are the chats. I was confused myself at first until I realized how it worked. Someone post a question and we all provide our thoughts, opinions, answers etc.,

Remember to give good content that is useful and you most likely will get upvoted and earn.

I see all your comments so I think it might just be you. You can always try another front-end if it isn't working for you.

Is that an app? Postbox?

I love the idea of a big white board next to me. I need to get one .
Thanks for the great suggestion..
Writing things down by hand gets it into my brain better.

I don't have a whiteboard, I have a corkboard and I stick my post-it notes in there, plus a calendar with my little monkey, my why!
Might get one when I move into my new house and my own office!
I was going for specific apps but most of them ended up on a bookmark folder and never looked into or lost on my phone lol
Thanks for sharing!

Nothing better than the whiteboard...I feel such a sense of accomplishment when I write something down and then wipe it off as complete lol

I agree with Jon. Writing embeds the ideas in my brain better.
I am also more creative

For me, it's just the act of writing or typing it out that helps me...Put it out in the universe.

This makes it real for me, and I hold myself accountable!

Good suggestion. Spread sheets are something that I need to learn more about.
This sounds like a great time saver.
I use the google sheets to keep track of all the sites I belong to but it is real simple
Thanks

I need to try that Thanks for sharing

> I prepare this on a week basis and print it out each Monday morning.

This....Is right up my alley!

Love the printing of my lists or even writing them down so I have them in front of me!

Wished you gave a little more info about your site. I'm going a process now with my sites oh how to keep people coming back. Currently I use promos, games etc., from other sites and realized after analyzing the data, I've attracted the wrong people. So now I'm looking into the scripts I use to see what it can actually do within the sites themselves. From this so far, I've created 3 new sites that are doing well for me and has not only increased members, but income.

Content Marketing is a very good way if not the best!
Providing value through your content like blogging, microblogging, videos, and so on. Using a WordPress blog connected to your business site and you can even add the exxp plugin that can automatically post your WP post here on Hive!
Adding a few "snackable" content, or microblogging, through social media in a consistent way can put yourself/business on someone's radar.
Sharing your journey, your experiences, what went wrong, your victories, how your business was born, there are a lot of things you can talk about so we can get to know you and your business.
The trick is, providing good content consistently, so people can remember you, building your brand and your following!
And eventually adding subscribers to your list :)
That's why we are bullish on Hive because you can be social and create content here! And earn from it!!
If you can, check Content Marketing Module inside CTP!

Blog posts and social media for me...The traffic might be slower than other forms, but it's sooooo targeted, you know the people clicking through LOVE your content and are curious about what you are offering.

You really want to brand yourself as the "Insert Here" person. Post everywhere to get your face seen so in FaceBook, and FaceBook Groups, Twitter, YouTube, etc...Don't forget all of the Hive places, 3Speak is a Youtube similar Dapp, unlike YouTube on 3Speak you could start earning with your first video and first few subscribers. Comment as many places as you can. Be sure your avatar is your picture, just like you have here on Hive. 

You really want to leave good solid comments. Be sure you comment is relevant and adds to the conversation. Never try to sell anything or drop links in these comments all you are doing is demonstrating your value and consistent & professional commitment to the group. For me this was as natural as breathing water, but since I have been practicing daily it is becoming easier. 
Starting next week I will be scheduling more time just to comment on the various social media channels. If I do it properly people will ask me to provide a solution. Not only will this add to my subscriber list, but my subscribers will be more active, and my social media engagement and relevancy scores will go up.

So are the weekends considered days off? We had less people over at the @leomarkettalk over the weekend.

We'll see what happens this week...Hope people still find this useful!

Great points, if it's something you enjoy...Is it really work?

Setting up blocks of time is very effective for sure!

I found myself using to many different programs to track task etc., It was taking up to much time away from doing what I really need to do to move on. I did find Easy Business Builder that has everything in one place and regardless where I'm at, I can log in and see where I am.

I find it tough to just follow allow Google Calendar so I just end up doing things as I can and prioritize what I think is more important by deadlines.

Loads of software out for this for sure....Trello huh? I'll have to check that out, I've seen it mentioned before.