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by Fazal Mayar
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i know msot of you have lists, how do you guys process. I have one aweber list where subsribers join from the first message to the last. Any way you make the subscriber sign up to your last message right away...

I guess a list is a must and what im trying is provide them with good tips and as well as a promotion of a product times to times
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  • Profile picture of the author Alexa Smith
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    Originally Posted by Fazal Mayar View Post

    I have one aweber list where subsribers join from the first message to the last. Any way you make the subscriber sign up to your last message right away...
    I don't understand the question.

    Subscribers, for any autoresponder series, have to sign up before they can receive the first message in the automated series. What do you mean by "sign up to your last message right away"?

    (Are you asking about the difference between series autoresponders and broadcasts? Does this help: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7301227 ?).
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    • Profile picture of the author Fazal Mayar
      Originally Posted by Alexa Smith View Post

      I don't understand the question.

      Subscribers, for any autoresponder series, have to sign up before they can receive the first message in the automated series. What do you mean by "sign up to your last message right away"?

      (Are you asking about the difference between series autoresponders and broadcasts? Does this help: http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ml#post7301227 ?).
      Yes like, How do you make your subscribers see the last message of your campaign. I mean i guess its better they sign up from the first follow up series.

      PS: Yes, your link explains it well
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      • Profile picture of the author James Fame
        Originally Posted by Fazal Mayar View Post

        Yes like, How do you make your subscribers see the last message of your campaign. I mean i guess its better they sign up from the first follow up series.
        It's not possible to do that with followup series in the same list, but you can get them to opt in to a separate list where you display your last message.

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  • Profile picture of the author DeborahDera
    You really have two options (three, really). You can have them receive a series of autoresponder emails at certain intervals; you can send broadcasts at your own intervals that will only go out when you send them (nothing automated); or you can do both.

    I know one marketer who does both. She has a series of autoresponders to help people who purchased per product, for example, but those subscribers also get her daily or weekly blast/update/real-time emails.

    I know others who just don't use autoresponders at all.

    I have ONE automatic (welcome/freebie) message set up on my list; and then the rest are my real-time updates.

    You can't set it for them to get the LAST message sent before they joined, though. They either get the whole series of autoresponders and/or whatever you send out next.

    Originally Posted by Fazal Mayar View Post

    i know msot of you have lists, how do you guys process. I have one aweber list where subsribers join from the first message to the last. Any way you make the subscriber sign up to your last message right away...

    I guess a list is a must and what im trying is provide them with good tips and as well as a promotion of a product times to times
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    @Fazal - When a subscriber joins your list they receive the follow-ups in sequence as you have added them. Why would you want someone to join and then see the LAST message in your campaign?

    What you are saying makes no sense to me.

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    • Profile picture of the author MKCookins
      Originally Posted by DeanJames View Post

      @Fazal - When a subscriber joins your list they receive the follow-ups in sequence as you have added them. Why would you want someone to join and then see the LAST message in your campaign?

      What you are saying makes no sense to me.

      Dean
      I agree this makes no sense.

      The only way to make your subscribers see your last message first -- is to reverse your follow up email sequence.

      With that in mind though -- It has been proven it is usually best to lead your subcribers from one follow up email to the other. This way they know what to expect and when to expect it!
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    • Profile picture of the author Fazal Mayar
      Originally Posted by DeanJames View Post

      @Fazal - When a subscriber joins your list they receive the follow-ups in sequence as you have added them. Why would you want someone to join and then see the LAST message in your campaign?

      What you are saying makes no sense to me.

      Dean
      thanks for claryfing it. I guess some marketers promote products and you want to make sure you promote the latest big hit just like those jv contests. I still think these big marketers have followup series starting from message 1 right.
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