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Autoresponders: Clinically Proven To Increase Sales (Part 1)


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Adam Kling
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Autoresponders: Clinically Proven To Increase Sales (Part 1)

by Adam Kling © 2001

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You've no doubt heard several reasons why you should use

autoresponders in your marketing efforts. But are you aware

that there is actually a behavioral trait within most people

that causes them to react to autoresponders? Why do they

work and how can you use this information to your benefit?



You may be familiar with a behavioral analysis called "DISC".

It takes a scientific approach to breaking down individual's

observable behavior. Each letter in the acronym DISC stands

for a type of behavior. What is interesting is to look at

where the majority of people fall within this standard.



Over 40% of our population falls into the category called

Steadiness. Let's look at a few of the characteristics of

this type of behavior to see why autoresponders work so

well and how to improve their effectiveness even more!



Those who fall into the Steadiness category have the

following general traits:



They value:



* harmony

* closure

* security

* structure

* loyalty



They are:



* detail oriented

* heavy into gathering information to make decisions

* low risk takers



Are you beginning to see a pattern?



Also, Steadiness types require a certain manner of

communication. They need you to be patient, provide a

logical approach, show how solutions benefit them, give

clear definitions, and eliminate the risk.



If we take out the key traits here, we'll see the reason why

autoresponders work so well. If written properly automated

messages offer structure, detail, risk elimination, show the

benefits and - above all - allow the buyer to take his/her

time in making the decision without forgetting about you.



It is the fact that 40% of the population - the majority -

fall into this category that explains the overwhelming

response you receive when using well-written autoresponder

messages.



In Part 2 of "Autoresponders: Clinically Proven To Increase

Sales" I'll explain how you can use autoresponders in your

business and several simple techniques you can use to make

your autoresponder messages work far better.



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