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A single email is never enough


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JD Burson
infoultimatewebdesigning.com

Make money from home
http://makemoney.ultimatewebdesigning.com


A single email is never enough

By JD Burson - 02/17/03



“Repetition is the key to advertising (marketing)”. Those

words were said by a friend of mine, Jason Olson, back in

his days of selling radio and direct mail ads.



Jason, now the owner of Ultimate Web Designing

(http://www.ultimatewebdesigning.com), said that a particular

business owner was willing to buy a single month of

advertising to see if it would be cost effective to do a full ad

campaign. Jason told him that the consumer needs to be

“hit” with the marketing message repeatedly in order for them

to take in the message, understand it, and take action.



This also applies to email marketing. A very small percentage

of people will respond immediately while others need to see

your message a number of times before they even think about

responding to your offer.



It has been said that nearly 70% of the market is made up of

those people who take their time, shop around, and need to

see offers more than a few times before giving them any

consideration.



Therefore, your goal is to effectively reach, persuade, and

motivate this large segment…which is nearly impossible to

do with a single mailing. Repeating your marketing message

is essential to attract this all important group.



Statistics have shown that the majority of sales occur in the

follow-up process. However, you’ll need to do so in a timely,

consistent, and convincing manner.



Repetition helps the consumer comprehend your offer,

emphasizes how it would benefit them, and reinforces the

urgency. Try revamping your next email marketing campaign

into a string of messages and you will likely see a major

improvement over individual mailings.



By creating a sense of “NOW” with your email recipients,

and reinforcing that urgency in subsequent mailings, you

influence and guide your unresponsive prospects into action.

Also, try adding an extra incentive with each mailing and your

offer will become more valuable and more difficult to pass-up.



Email marketing campaigns can be entirely automated with

autoresponders. Your series of pre-written follow-up email

messages can be automatically delivered to someone who

responds to your offer or requests more information.



Keep in mind that your email marketing campaign is only

for your opt-in subscribers. Just as repeating your offer can

increase the response rate, unsolicited email (spam) can

increase your chances of earning a bad reputation.



Conclusion…In order for any marketing campaign to work,

the majority of your market needs to see your offer more than

once. When your offer is seen over and over, people will start

to remember it and realize the importance of it.



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Visit JD Burson’s web site to learn how to make money from home

(http://makemoney.ultimatewebdesigning.com) and pick up your

copy of his e-books on writing email messages

(http://email.ultimatewebdesigning.com) and autoresponder

messages (http://autoresponder.ultimatewebdesigning.com).





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