Archive for 'email marketing'
Good Grief! Don’t Scold Your Prospects!
A few minutes ago I checked my email and learned how naughty I’ve been. Someone – I’m not sure who he is – let me know that this is the eleventh letter he’s sent me and I have not responded!! He went on to tell me that it should only take 5 to 8 touches [...]
Posted: February 25th, 2011 under advertising, e-mail, e-mail marketing, email marketing.
Tags: email marketing
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Why Do Homeowners Visit Your Website?
Do you know why homeowners come to your real estate website? Everyone has their own reasons, but they probably loosely fit into two categories. * They want to check the pricing on other homes. * They want to find a good agent. They can learn about the listing prices of homes in their neighborhood by [...]
Posted: February 24th, 2011 under e-mail marketing, effective marketing, email marketing, internet marketing, real estate marketing, real estate prospecting, web marketing.
Tags: internet marketing, real estate marketing, using autoresponders
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How NOT To Write A Marketing Letter
You already know how important it is to write about your reader, not about yourself. Every letter you write should either begin with “you” or with a statement or question that speaks directly to the reader. Starting with “I,” “we,” “my,” or “our” is a sure way to get your letter tossed or deleted … [...]
Posted: January 24th, 2011 under copywriting, email marketing.
Tags: copywriting, email marketing
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Make Good Use of Your Email Signature
Let your email signature act as a silent salesman, traveling the world, promoting your services.
Posted: January 23rd, 2011 under email marketing, marketing, networking.
Tags: email marketing, marketing, real estate marketing, self-promotion, small business
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When you e-mail prospects, don’t be scary!
Hiding behind a first name or a label such as “support” is a sure way to get your email deleted rather than read. When email marketing, let your prospects know who you are and why you’re writing them.
Posted: January 3rd, 2011 under email marketing.
Tags: email marketing
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A Really Annoying Email Mistake
Yesterday I told you about one ridiculous email – here’s one that makes a similar, yet even more annoying mistake. (At least, it’s more annoying in my opinion.) The subject line was: “You are about to lose a couple hundred dollars” Here’s the beginning of the letter – which, like yesterday’s example, doesn’t tell me [...]
Posted: September 8th, 2010 under e-mail marketing, email marketing, marketing mistakes.
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An E-mail Marketing Mistake to Avoid Like the Plague
Assuming readers know who you are and why you’re writing is a sure way to cause your email appeals to fail. When writing follow-ups, assume that your reader missed your first message, and re-state the reasons why he should be interested in your offer.
Posted: September 7th, 2010 under e-mail marketing, email marketing, marketing mistakes.
Tags: email marketing, marketing mistakes
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Writing to Your List? Tell them who you are and what you offer.
Tonight I got another goofy email: “Hi Marte, I wanted to follow up about that our Summer Special Offer, which allows you to save 50% of your budget, ends in 3 days. Place an order today and we will build 50% Bonus Links For Your Order For Free! Offer ends on August 21. Order now.” [...]
Posted: August 18th, 2010 under advertising, e-mail marketing, email marketing, marketing.
Tags: e-mail marketing, email marketing, marketing
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Switching Autoresponders Without Losing Your List
Everyone knows the list is important – that’s why there are so many dozens (hundreds??) of programs out there telling you how to build a big list. But what if you have a list but need to switch autoresponders? The experts say you could lose as much as 60% of your list, and at first [...]
Posted: August 17th, 2010 under advertising, email marketing, list building, web marketing.
Tags: email marketing, list building, list maintenance, web marketing
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The #1 Rule In Marketing…
Pick up a newspaper, read an e-mail, or browse web pages, and you’ll see dozens of marketers breaking the #1 rule, and wondering why success continues to elude them. What is that #1 rule? “It’s not about you.” Many marketers think that their message should be about themselves and all the wonderful products they sell [...]
Posted: May 15th, 2010 under copywriting, effective marketing, email marketing, marketing, reaching prospects, real estate advertising, real estate marketing, sales letter, small business marketing, web marketing.
Tags: advertising, effective marketing, email marketing, marketing, marketing copy, small business, web marketing
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