A single email is never enough

Written by JD Burson


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Repetition helpsrepparttar consumer comprehend your offer, emphasizes how it would benefit them, and reinforcesrepparttar 121093 urgency. Try revamping your next email marketing campaign into a string of messages and you will likely see a major improvement over individual mailings.

By creating a sense of “NOW” with your email recipients, and reinforcing that urgency in subsequent mailings, you influence and guide your unresponsive prospects into action. Also, try adding an extra incentive with each mailing and your offer will become more valuable and more difficult to pass-up.

Email marketing campaigns can be entirely automated with autoresponders. Your series of pre-written follow-up email messages can be automatically delivered to someone who responds to your offer or requests more information.

Keep in mind that your email marketing campaign is only for your opt-in subscribers. Just as repeating your offer can increaserepparttar 121094 response rate, unsolicited email (spam) can increase your chances of earning a bad reputation.

Conclusion…In order for any marketing campaign to work,repparttar 121095 majority of your market needs to see your offer more than once. When an offer is seen over and over, people will start to remember it and realizerepparttar 121096 importance of it.

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Why Most Goal Setting Programs Are Doomed to Failure

Written by Stuart A Lichtman


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Well, that'srepparttar case with traditional goal setting systems because onlyrepparttar 121092 left brain understands words. The right brain understands visualization and pattern,repparttar 121093 midbrain understands real or imagined emotions andrepparttar 121094 brainstem understands real or imagined physical behavior.

That's why failure is so common.

But there is an alternative.

It's this: translate your objective intorepparttar 121095 different languages each part ofrepparttar 121096 brain can understand.

Once you have translated your written objective and modified it so that all four parts ofrepparttar 121097 brain are in agreement, then you have made major progress toward successfully achieving your goal.

The second step you need to take to successfully achieve an objective revolves aroundrepparttar 121098 fact that essentially no one can maintain a conscious focus on anything for more than 5 seconds.

Yet most traditional goal setting systems tell you to keep focused on what you want to achieve. That can't happen. Conscious long-term focus is an impossibility.

But whenrepparttar 121099 unconscious mind is focused on something - such as keeping your heart beating and blood pumping, your body weight reasonably constant or breathing - that something happens. Otherwise, we'd all be dead.

Well, that kind of unconscious focus is required to consistently achieve challenging objectives, too.

The third step to successfully achieve your objective is to level outrepparttar 121100 unconscious road blocks that, otherwise, make accomplishing things impossible. Since these roadblocks operate without our conscious awareness -- like asthma, headaches, and maintaining a constant body weight when you consciously want to lose weight -- no level of conscious will power can overcome them.

But when properly instructed byrepparttar 121101 conscious mind,repparttar 121102 unconscious will instantly change its programming from opposing a result that you want to support its achievement.

If you accomplish all three of these steps - translation, focus, and removal of road blocks - then you have almost a 100 percent chance of consistently achieving your seemingly impossible objectives.

Stuart Lichtman is the best-selling author of "How to Get Lots of Money For Anything Fast." See http://www.getanythingfast.com/cgi-bin/a/t.cgi?atl01i We have a great affiliate program that pays a net affiliate commission of $36.27 per sale that this article generates in your publication. Please contact me for the link to insert in place of the link in the article. salichtman@cox.net


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