10 Ways To Get Your Share of the Mature Market

Written by Joanne Fritz, Ph.D.


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3. Use realistic but positive images of mature people. Show people with wrinkles but have them doing something active. 4. Stick torepparttar facts about your product or service. Mature people make more independent judgments and base their decisions on information rather than peer pressure. 5. Design your communications so that older people will stick around and read what you have to say. 6. Avoid overly busy website design; small type sizes; garish colors; and gratuitous design elements such as flash or slow-loading graphics. 7. Avoid "hype" at all costs. The older consumer has "seen it all" and is naturally skeptical. 8. Win mature people over gradually. You will have to gain their trust before they will buy from you. 9. Give them content. Older people are avid readers and will appreciaterepparttar 109019 information you provide. 10. Sell what appeals torepparttar 109020 mature audience such as health products and information; tips on managing their retirement assets; ideas for low-cost travel; help with buying gifts for their grandchildren;repparttar 109021 low-down onrepparttar 109022 best places to retire; products that make it easier for them to stay in their own homes; ways to earn extra income; and opportunities to save money.

Get withrepparttar 109023 "age wave" now, and find ways to profit from this incredible, growing group of consumers.

Dr. Fritz is publisher of www.notyetretired.com targeted to people over 50; and www.second50years.com aimed at businesses that market to seniors.


Five Easy Ways To Do Business Automatically With Autoresponders

Written by Kevin Nunley


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Instead, put together a six to ten issue newsletter that has timeless information. Include offers and purchase tips. Load it into your autoresponder, then advertise your newsletter on your web site and in your print materials.

4. Create your own course. People love to get how-to information to solve specific problems. Make a list ofrepparttar question or problems your customers bring to you most often. Write downrepparttar 109018 questions along with their answers. You can combine these with articles by experts to create your own email course.

I have a number of email courses that have been consistently popular for years. One has been requested by thousands of people--which leads us to strategy five.

5. Build a house email list. Most autoresponder systems keep a list of everyone who has requested your information. You can userepparttar 109019 list to send out a periodic update or newsletter. We userepparttar 109020 list from my email course to send out a "Course Newsletter" once each month. It is a great way to reach thousands of people who have a proven interest in our information. They make great customers.

You can get good autoresponders from a lot of places. Your web site host may provide them for you. aWeber.com, one ofrepparttar 109021 original autoresponder providers, is one ofrepparttar 109022 best with reliable service, a great control system, and fast response. Infogeneratorpro.com is also popular. Both cost about $20 per month. One good free option is Freeautobot.com.

Expect free services to be a bit slower in delivering your message and experience outages from time to time. If a service offers a trial period, try it and watch for messages that get lost or slow delivery.

Keep in mind that spam filtering will sometimes filter out your messages even thoughrepparttar 109023 prospect requested them. Keep your messages on hand. Invariably you will get a few interested prospects who say "I missed message 5..can you send it to me?"

While lots of Internet systems promise automated ecommerce, autoresponders are one ofrepparttar 109024 few ways to put important aspects of your operation on autopilot.

Kevin Nunley and his staff of top writers can create your autoresponder message, course, or newsletter. See his great deals on 3 and 7 message packages at http://DrNunley.com/copywriting.htm Reach Kevin at mailto:kevin@drnunley.com or 801-328-9006.


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