Autoresponder Courses: The Automated Marketing Tool

Written by Shelley Lowery


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you have ten topics, then you can offer your visitors a free 10-day course and so on. Separate each of your topics into course lessons. Your first lesson should welcome your subscriber to your course and explain a little bit about what they are going to learn, followed byrepparttar first lesson. The key to creating a successful autoresponder course is to provide quality information that will be of interest to your target audience. Each daily topic must contain valuable information or your reader may decide to unsubscribe. In addition, make sure you include information in regard to your course such asrepparttar 121713 lesson number, lesson title, information about your products or services and highlights ofrepparttar 121714 next lesson. Your course should identify a problem, provide advice in regard to solvingrepparttar 121715 problem and providerepparttar 121716 solution with your products or services. Keep in mind, your course should not be written like a sales letter. It must provide quality information written to teach and inform. Setting Up Your Course After you've written your course, you'll need to transfer your text into an autoresponder. You can find free follow-up autoresponders here: http://www.getresponse.com/ http://www.fastfacts.net/ Sign up for a follow-up autoresponder and follow their instructions in regard to setting it up. Once you've gotten your autoresponder set up, your final step will be to place your course information on your web site. This will include a description of your course and a mailto link to your autoresponder. By offering your visitors a free autoresponder course, you are not only providing them with a great service, but you are also automating a portion of your marketing efforts. This form of free advertising can increase your sales considerably.

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Just 15 Minutes To Double Your Profits!

Written by Ryan Berg


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2. List your credentials and past successes.

3. Don't be afraid to write a little bit about your personal life. People will feel like they know you as a person, and not just another guy trying to sell them something.

4. A bio page is another great place to add a few testimonials.

5. Tell them how to contact you. And don't just give them an email address. List your mailing address (preferably not a P.O. BOX) and your phone number as well.

(If you don't feel like giving people your home phone number, you can sign up to get a toll free number at http://ureach.com/ You'll get your own voice mail box and call forwarding service plus some other really great features. Best of all, it's free.)

If you'd like to see a few example bio pages, check outrepparttar links below. They should help give you some ideas if you're having writers block.

http://www.ablake.net/bio/ http://www.dogproblems.com/aboutadam.htm http://www.higherresponse.com/mybio.htm

This works, folks! One of my clients did exactly what I'm telling you to do now and it doubled his sales. It's that powerful.

So get to it. You can have your very own bio page up and running in no time at all. The important thing is that you actually do it. Too often people will read an article, decide that they will do what it says, and then end up never doing it. Stop just deciding to do things, and do them! This tip alone will help you far more then any how-to article ever could.



Ryan Berg is a marketing consultant and webmaster of http://ultimatemarketingsecrets.com/ To provide you with more tips on building your credibility and other unique ways of exploding your profits, check out the free 14-lesson internet marketing training course featured at... http://ultimatemarketingsecrets.com/course.html


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