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Getting Rid of My Buyers?

by David Burnett
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Haha I know weird title but it does actually apply.

I just got done creating my autoresponder sequence in Get Response. I've set it up so every time that someone buys through my product they end up on one of my lists.

I got to thinking this might be a problem.

I want to separate the people into who bought what (ex. squeeze page, front end offer, oto1, oto2) but my worry is that they will end up on more than one list.

I don't want my autoresponder sending the same person ten emails a day from ten different lists...

so how do I fix this? Do I have to manually take them off each list?

Any input will help

Thanks.

David
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  • Profile picture of the author Monja
    what about just adding one emaillist to all products? if the autoresponder is the same anyway you maybe just merge it all
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    • Profile picture of the author David Burnett
      Originally Posted by Monja View Post

      what about just adding one emaillist to all products? if the autoresponder is the same anyway you maybe just merge it all
      Thanks for your response

      I've thought about this but there's one problem...

      I want to sell each individual persona according to what they have bought so far.

      So if someone has bought the first oto I want to now sell them on the second oto.

      If it was just one big list people who already had bought the first oto would still be getting messages pitching them to buy it again haha
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  • Profile picture of the author Monja
    but then, won't they all be interested in these products? i mean your products won't all belong to different niches, will they?
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    • Profile picture of the author David Burnett
      Ya i'm only in one niche

      the problem is that I don't want to be selling the same products to people that have already bought them.

      They will all be interested, just some have already bought some things.

      I may just have to make it one big list though
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  • Profile picture of the author Monja
    yeah i guess that´s the easiest way to go with it, all the rest might be really stressful actually
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  • Profile picture of the author Radium
    Use automation rules.

    Make it unsubscribe the email address from a previous list when the user subscribes to a "higher level" list to avoid overlapping. Might not be perfect if you have too many items for sale, but it does the job.

    I'm using Aweber but I believe this can be done in the other AR services as well.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      Another way to go at it is to use custom fields. I use a field called "source". If they get on a list from a landing page, the form is coded to use a hidden field [source=lander]. For oto1, it would be [source=oto1], and so on.

      This accomplishes two things.

      > I can set rules such as "if source = xxxx, then send". I can keep one big list, and still segment it.

      > Each time someone moves deeper, the variable gets reset as long as they use the same email address.
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      • Profile picture of the author David Burnett
        Originally Posted by Radium View Post

        Use automation rules.

        Make it unsubscribe the email address from a previous list when the user subscribes to a "higher level" list to avoid overlapping. Might not be perfect if you have too many items for sale, but it does the job.

        I'm using Aweber but I believe this can be done in the other AR services as well.
        Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

        Another way to go at it is to use custom fields. I use a field called "source". If they get on a list from a landing page, the form is coded to use a hidden field [source=lander]. For oto1, it would be [source=oto1], and so on.

        This accomplishes two things.

        > I can set rules such as "if source = xxxx, then send". I can keep one big list, and still segment it.

        > Each time someone moves deeper, the variable gets reset as long as they use the same email address.

        Hey thanks guys! I will check this out
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  • Profile picture of the author troy23
    There is an option in Aweber to unsubscribe the person from one list when they subscribe to another. I think you set up an automation rule.
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    • Profile picture of the author David Burnett
      Originally Posted by troy23 View Post

      There is an option in Aweber to unsubscribe the person from one list when they subscribe to another. I think you set up an automation rule.
      I've seen that before when I used to use Aweber. Do you know by chance if there is an option like that in Get Response?
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      • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
        Originally Posted by wealthyseven View Post

        I've seen that before when I used to use Aweber. Do you know by chance if there is an option like that in Get Response?
        Have you considered asking GR support? I know Jim D. keeps them around for something...
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        • Profile picture of the author David Burnett
          Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

          Have you considered asking GR support? I know Jim D. keeps them around for something...
          Lol true I'll go see if they can help thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author themichaelcook
    I use Aweber and cant speak for Get Response but Aweber allows me to automate the process and actually segment my lists.

    So if someone subsribes to another list that I have then I have it setup in Aweber that they automatically get taken off the previous list.

    I'm sure GR offers this, I'd just get in touch with tech support or just search on their website to find out how to do it in GR.


    Originally Posted by wealthyseven View Post

    Haha I know weird title but it does actually apply.

    I just got done creating my autoresponder sequence in Get Response. I've set it up so every time that someone buys through my product they end up on one of my lists.

    I got to thinking this might be a problem.

    I want to separate the people into who bought what (ex. squeeze page, front end offer, oto1, oto2) but my worry is that they will end up on more than one list.

    I don't want my autoresponder sending the same person ten emails a day from ten different lists...

    so how do I fix this? Do I have to manually take them off each list?

    Any input will help

    Thanks.

    David
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