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FOND OF AUTORESPONDERS? WRITE 'EM RIGHT!


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Meredith Pond
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Autoresponders are one of the most popular forms of marketing

today. The reason for this is a simple one: they work. However,

writing a truly effective autoresponder series can frustrating,

even for the professional marketer.



To come up with an effective series of autoresponders without

boring your prospects can be difficult. To help you, here are a

few general tips.



1) In my line of work, I see a lot autoresponders. Most of these

are one to three pages long, which is generally appropriate for a

sales letter. In an autoresponder series, however, keep in mind

that your prospects are going to be reading multiple messages

from you. Try to keep them each down to about a page and spread

the juicy details around a bit. Don't tell them everything at

once.



2) Now let's talk content. You'd be wise to try to give your

autoresponders some continuity so they hang together well. Start

with the basic details of your offer, then gradually reveal more

and more. When you start a letter, rehash (very briefly) what

you told them in your last letter. At the end of each letter,

make sure they stay tuned by enticing them about what they'll

find out next time.



3) A word about hype. It can definitely work if you have the

right audience and the right product. Feel free to use bold

letters, exclamation points, etc., but don't overdo it. The last

thing you need is for your prospects to feel that your message is

being jammed down their throats. In any case, it might be

helpful to use some imagery. Have your prospects imagine how

your product or service can enhance their lives or their

business. Use vivid words, describe feelings or circumstances,

and then tell them how you can help them achieve those things (or

how you can help get them out of where they are right now).



A well-written, well-targeted series of autoresponders can do

wonders for sagging sales. For tips on writing effective copy

for autoresponders, see http://www.drnunley.com/copywriting.htm .



Meredith Pond is a professional and freelance writer with

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