Home Based Business Training – 6 Tips to Write Effective Autoresponder Emails
Posted in Cash Gifting, Home Based Opportunity on September 3rd, 2012 by Ryan Biddulph – 7 Comments
Are you automating aspects of your home based business marketing campaign?
You better, if you plan to have a life.
You eventually need to step away from the computer.
Autoresponder messages are emails which are sent out at a set time, after a person subscribes to your list.
Now…the value in these emails resides in…sending out value.
No lame cash gifting pitches. No endless mlm calls to buy.
Otherwise, autoresponder messages become plain old annoying.
If you do craft a helpful email series you will:
1 – Build strong relationships with subscribers.
2 – Generate more network marketing sales.
3 – Receive more cash gifts.
4 – Save yourself time and energy.
Yep…using these bad boys can add a serious passive element to your campaign. You can send out a free marketing ecourse. Or any series of messages. From now until…whenever.
So each new subscriber to your list can receive big-time value over the course of weeks or months while you speak to new people, creative massive value, travel, or spend more time at home with the family.
You can engage in business growing acts – or take time off – while your autoresponder series delivers the goods.
Sounds good, right?
Ok…on to the tips.
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Tip 1 – Solve a Problem
Don’t bother sending an email unless you solve a problem with the autoresponder message.
Help people to attract more folks interested in cash gifting. Help individuals generate more network marketing leads.
Solve a problem with each message.
Tip 2 – Post Pictures of Yourself
Include a smiling picture in your email signature.
Help people remember this: a smiling, happy person is providing you with a solution.
Wouldn’t it be fun to partner with that person?
Tip 3 – Spare Pitches
Solving problems does not mean shoving links down subscriber’s gullets.
Create value. Become valuable. Create no value, watch your list shrink to lilliputian proportions.
Intend to create massive gifting, mlm or network marketing value with each email.
Tip 4 – Line by Line
Readers seem to soak up information presented in a line by line format, similar to newsletters.
Long paragraphs bore people. Scanners would rather skip your email.
Combine short and punchy lines with frequent headers. Bold words periodically.
Make your content easily digestible.
Tip 5 – Tell Readers Exactly What to Expect
I offer a 21 part internet marketing ecourse.
Lessons sent out every 2 days. I also send out a weekly newsletter.
I tell subscribers this in the first email sequence.
Save yourself spam complaints. Find better matches. Be clear on your offering. Explicitly state your email frequency.
Tip 6 – Create Simple Subject Lines
Don’t try too hard to grab a reader’s attention. Force negates.
Solve problems with your email and title.
Make the content of the message clear in the subject line.
No hype. Just the facts, ma’am.
Home Based Business Mastery – Summary
Solve problems. Post pictures of yourself. Spare pitches. Write short and punchy lines. Tell readers what to expect. Create simple subject lines.
Apply these 6 tips to create an effective home based business autoresponder email.
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September 4th, 2012 2:47 am
Hi Ryan, Those are 6 great tips that many people should understand. I soon as I opt in for anything and I start getting buy this and buy that I opt back out again. I don't mind the odd affiliate link every now and then as long as its something that will add value to my business. Sending out a good blog post everyday is something people like as long as it value.
Thank you for sharing.
Tristram Lodge
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September 4th, 2012 8:53 am
Ryan,
I love the fact that autoresponder emails are a 'set it and forget it' method of staying in the forefront of our leads' minds. Adding value to their lives is key.
And, you're right, sort punchy lines get read more often. In our fast paced world, people literally don't have time or the attention span to move their head back and forth to read something. No joke. Our emails should be narrow to the point where readers only have to use eye movement to complete the task. Seriously, I personally will read a looong email if there are less than 10 words per line. These emails, although long, give a sense of being fast paced. And, like most, I love fast paced.
Great post,
Juli
P.S. I love your picture of Bali.
The tips you list are email marketing at its finest.
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September 4th, 2012 11:54 am
Well said Tristram! People crave value above all else. Be the one to provide value and you need not sell at all really…people will come to you, to buy.
Thanks!
RB
September 4th, 2012 11:57 am
I hear you Juli….list emails which are short and punchy are easy on the eyes…and easier to digest. Thanks for the comment! and as for the pic…we are heading back next month…so excited!
RB
September 4th, 2012 6:30 pm
Hi Ryan,
Thanks for the tips of using autoresponder email. Besides these six tips, I also see the importance of copywriting skill and call to action to engage your subscriber to move forward to next step in this industry.
To your success,
Amos
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September 5th, 2012 4:53 am
I don't do the autoresponder series Ryan, I do email blasts. Mine are a bit more personal then most I think but you're right, with all the tips you shared here. I also have my blog header in my newsletter so they'll always remember who this email is from.
More awesome tips from you my friend. Always sharing such valuable information.
~Adrienne
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September 5th, 2012 2:33 pm
Hi Adrienne, SUPER idea with the blog header. I never thought about that one
Help people realize where the email is coming from and add a personal touch at that 
Thanks for sharing your insight and have a great Wednesday! RB