Create Your Three Letter Autoresponder Follow-Up
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Create Your Three-Letter Autoresponder Follow-Up
Introduction
This week, a savvy businesswoman shared a crucial insight with me: "Your advertising efforts are wasted if you don't follow up on your leads." Her strategy involves using a multi-step autoresponder that sends prospects new sales messages regularly.
Understanding this approach can significantly enhance your marketing outcomes.
The Importance of Repetition in Advertising
Research shows that consumers need to see your ad multiple times before they decide to buy. Those who purchase on the first view often do so because your ad coincidentally reached them when they were ready to make a decision, having already been influenced by other promotions.
Boost Sales with a Three-Letter Autoresponder
Implementing a three-letter autoresponder can dramatically increase your sales. Many platforms offer free versions, such as FastFacts.net, GetResponse.com, and SmartBotPro.net, along with affordable upgraded services.
Crafting Your Autoresponder Sequence
1. First Letter: Keep it brief and to the point. Introduce your offer and aim to capture the attention of those who make quick purchasing decisions.
2. Second Letter: Send this the following day. Make it more detailed, as about 70% of consumers require comprehensive information before buying. Highlight your features and link them to the benefits the customer will experience.
3. Third Letter: Schedule this for a few days later. Start by acknowledging that busy individuals might have seen your previous messages but haven’t responded yet. Offer a fresh perspective on your proposal to keep it engaging and distinct from earlier letters.
Exceeding three letters can lead to diminishing returns, but if you wish to extend your campaign, space out additional messages over weeks or months to capture potential buyers at the right moment.
Offer Educational Email Courses
One effective strategy I've discovered is offering email courses via autoresponders. For instance, my "Make Your Website Sell" course continues to attract sign-ups daily.
Creating Your Email Course
1. Identify Customer Challenges: Choose a topic that your customers find challenging. In my field, common issues include website optimization, email management, search engine strategies, and cost-effective advertising.
Designing a course around these topics attracts prospects and allows for subtle advertising within the course content.
2. Content Creation: If writing isn't your forte, you can adapt existing articles on the topic. It's important to credit the original authors or seek permission if the course is for commercial use.
Incorporate expert insights by quoting recognized professionals, ensuring you don't divulge so much of their work that it affects their ability to monetize it themselves.
By following these steps, you can create an engaging and effective autoresponder sequence that not only nurtures leads but also converts them into loyal customers.
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