It can take up to nine contacts before a prospect decides to buy from you (or a competitor). Email marketing is still one of the best ways to keep in touch with your prospects and convince them to buy from you.
And one of the best ways to convince someone to join your mailing list is to offer them something of value. I offer a free step-by-step guide that shows people how to get found and begin getting customers from the Internet. Best of all the webpage the guide help them create costs nothing and takes less than one hour to set up. Click the link below the image below to get your complimentary copy and check out how an autoresponder can work for your business 24/7.
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Other examples of autoresponders that I have done for clients include regular monthly newsletters, special email blasts (sales and coupons usually) and delivery of a set number of edusales “eCourse” emails.
Autoresponder set ups – You need an autoresponder if:
- You want to send automated messages each time a prospect takes an action on your site (signs up for a newsletter, or buys something for example)
- You want to build a marketing list to receive your ongoing newsletter
- You want to send current customers or prospects an occasional sale notice or additional discount coupon to reward them for their loyalty
With any of the providers we recommend, you can do all that and more. Our basic autoresponder set up service will get your account established with an autoresponder firm and get your first campaign (or newsletter, or eCourse) correctly set up and it’s messages loaded.
Sales page/squeeze page set up – While these can be an important component of a successful lead generation campaign. You’ll find more information on them on the One time project page.
Email content creation – If you need a series of messages created, or a special report or whitepaper for use on your squeeze page, together we can create the right vehicle to maximize your sign-ups and your new list members loyalty. Please email me to get started right away.
