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Who Do You Use To Write Autoresponder Series?

by Robert Brauer
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Hey guys,

I'm thinking about hiring someone to write the first emails in my autoresponder sequence. Have you used or know anyone good (and reasonably priced)?
#autoresponder #series #write
  • Profile picture of the author Loren Woirhaye
    Some of the copywriters here do good emails - I charge $100 each.
    Some charge more, some, no doubt, less.
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  • Profile picture of the author LoieB
    Join Aweber. They make it easy for you to do it yourself.

    LoieB
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    • Profile picture of the author jodom
      I like to use a format that I learned from the almighty Frank Kern..

      Content + Content + Pitch + Content

      So It would be something like this:

      Day 1: Content + Soft Pitch
      Day 2: Content + Soft Pitch
      Day 3: Hard Pitch
      Day 4: Content + Soft Pitch
      Day 5: REPEAT

      Provide your list some really good content in whatever niche you are trying to promote..

      Remember it's all about the relationship you build with them subscribers, don't shove pitches down their throat.

      This is a pretty powerful formula though if used correctly...
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    • Profile picture of the author Ken Strong
      Originally Posted by LoieB View Post

      Join Aweber. They make it easy for you to do it yourself.

      LoieB
      Huh? They don't WRITE the emails for you.
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  • Profile picture of the author hazel0513
    I think the best way is to write them yourself.

    I see it as a way to build rapport with my subscribers. Furthermore, it doesn't take you too much time to write an email. I stick to Robert Plank's rule - deliver only ONE point in ONE email, keep your email short.

    By the end of the day, it's "you" that attract your subscribers to open and read your emails.

    How do I know?

    I myself only read those emails from marketers that I like. I know they are delivering good content, or they have their own ways of doing IM that attract me, so I tend to open and read their email more than anyone else.

    I tend to write an anticipating email before I send out a free gift or solid content, follow by the content, then another follow up email to check if they are applying that technique.


    Hope this help.
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  • Profile picture of the author candoit2
    Originally Posted by prophetmktg View Post

    Hey guys,

    I'm thinking about hiring someone to write the first emails in my autoresponder sequence. Have you used or know anyone good (and reasonably priced)?
    I`ve done some research on this myself recently for email copy writers and there are a couple here in the forum such as Raydal View Profile: Raydal and he has a product Autoresponder Email Marketing Series Secret Templates for doing it yourself. (not an aff link)

    Also Nick Brighton does email series View Profile: Nick Brighton

    Hope that helps,

    Aaron
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    • Profile picture of the author hazel0513
      Originally Posted by AaronJones View Post

      I`ve done some research on this myself recently for email copy writers and there are a couple here in the forum such as Raydal View Profile: Raydal and he has a product Autoresponder Email Marketing Series Secret Templates for doing it yourself. (not an aff link)

      Also Nick Brighton does email series View Profile: Nick Brighton

      Hope that helps,

      Aaron
      Thanks for sharing the Autoresponder Email Marketing Series Secret Templates. It looks great.
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        • Profile picture of the author higginb3
          Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

          This lady is a fellow-Warrior and specialist autoresponder copywriter whose work I've seen highly recommended here several times. I'm afraid I don't know what her prices are. (I've done a couple of autoresponder series for people, last year, and I think I got $85 per email for them, which would equate to about 1.25 to 1.5 hours of my time for each - I'm guessing the $100 figure that Loren mentions above is fairly typical for a professional).

          Employing a professional to produce them, if it's within your budget, can make an overwhelming difference to the outcome.

          Is this for the entire series of emails or just one email? If it was for a series, how many emails are typically in the series? I try to keep my emails short and sweet.. I will often turn articles into an email series... I write things like "the top ten things about X" or "why these 5 things will help your X"..
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  • Profile picture of the author Christophe Young
    Around $100 per email?

    Not a bad business to get into at all! I agree, it does take some time to write each email.

    I have almost 20 in my series that I wrote myself. Of course, I write all my emails and articles because nobody knows the pain and frustrations in my niche better than me.
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  • Profile picture of the author NicoleBeckett
    I can handle those for you. In fact, I wrote 2 free newsletter series for my own site, if you want to check them out. Check my sig for more info, or feel free to shoot me a PM
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  • Profile picture of the author n8
    I would have to agree to write them yourself, your emails are the secret ingrediants you put into your cake! You need to set yourself apart and show them your are not a autoresponder. With saying that, there is not problem looking through some of the emails you have gotten from marketers and fine tuning them and making them your own!

    Cheers!
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  • Profile picture of the author Giggle
    Raydal's Autoresponder Email Marketing Series Secret Templates is excellent and it makes the process so much easier.
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