The Ultimate Autoresponder Info MRR Ebook

Table Of Contents

Introduction and Overview
Articles and Autoresponders
Autoresponder Access to Secret Pages
Autoresponders and Shopping Cart Integration
Autoresponders and Spam – What You Need To Know
Autoresponders – The More You Know, The More Effective They Are
Autoresponder Training Sessions
Build Interest With Autoresponder Messages
Business Automation with Autoresponders
Customer Service with Autoresponders
Email Courses and Autoresponders
Formatting Autoresponder Messages
Getting Your Autoresponder Messages Through The Spam Filters
Give Potential Customers A Preview With Autoresponders
How Important are Autoresponders to Internet Marketing?
Improper Uses of Autoresponders
Invoicing with Autoresponders
Motivate Your Downline with Autoresponders
Personalizing Autoresponders
Powerful Autoresponders – Does Yours Measure Up?
The Difference Between Autoresponder Programs and Autoresponder Services
Using Your Autoresponder to Generate Leads
Using Autoresponders Responsibly
Tracking Autoresponder Responses
Using an Autoresponder to Publish an Ezine
Using Free Autoresponders
3 Quick And Easy Ways To Build A Profitable Opt In List
4 Crucial Things You Need To Do To Build your List
4 Ways To Get Your Opt In Subscribers To Trust You Quickly
5 Things To Consider When Publishing A Newsletter
7 Ways To Make Money Using Nothing More Than Your List
Can You Really Use Articles To Build Your List?
How To Build A List Of Eager Subscribers
How To Get Your Subscribers Begging For More
How To Grab Your Readers Attention With Your Subject
The 3 Things To Avoid When Emailing Your List
A Final Summary

Sample Content Preview

An Introduction & Overview

The Money Is In The List

I am certain you have heard the online marketing super quote ‘The money is in the list’. I can guarantee you there is no other method that will bring you greater success online than this method.

For those of you who have not heard of this quote before, I will give you the basic outline for what is involved in starting an autoresponder email service yourself.

1. You sign up to an autoresponder service. Large proportions of these services are free. But each service differs in the services that they provide. For example, the format that is available for sending your autoresponder messages in e.g., text or html format. The choice in providers of autoresponder services is up to you. I won’t give you any biased links here, but please do the research and make a decision, decided around the ideas and/or requirements you want to create in this exact task.

2. Set up your autoresponder messages in a sequence that you want your prospects to receive them. (A more detailed mention shortly about this important task.)

3. Cut and paste your html code etc, provided by your autoresponder service so that your prospects can sign-up to your email list from your web site.

This is a basic 3 step process which gives you an outline of just how simple this set-up process is.

The real skill, mentioned in step 2 above, although not difficult, is in writing the autoresponder messages you are going to send to your signed-up prospects. There is a need for a real structure and purpose in the way you attempt this task. And I will tell you how right now! So let’s begin.

We, all from an early age, have been trained as consumers. From the first moment for example, we saw our first 30 seconds of television, we were instantly introduced to the wonderful world of both ‘Direct and Indirect Advertising’. Both these words direct and indirect are very important when it comes to online marketing. In my opinion direct advertising does not work online at first, and should not be attempted until later. This direct advertising may have worked online initially in the past, but thanks to such online issues as spam, this method is not effective at all in the beginning. Indirect advertising however is what should be used, and this provides a ‘Conditioning’ phase for your potential buyers who have newly signed-up to your autoresponder list.

When targeted, potential customers visit your website for the first time, they arrive because they are searching for specific information. And secondly, they may choose to purchase an item or service from your website, as a pure result of the information you are providing, in order to complete or complement the provided information contained on your website.