Looking for killer "follow up emails" source

12 years ago

If your follow-up is to convert leads into buyers, you can't go far wrong with this:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...r-veteran.html

Ray breaks down the exact template he uses and gives you plenty of examples of it in action.

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illumina8

12 years ago

Hi Andrew.. would you rate this as currently the best course available? it is 3 years old.. thanks

Originally Posted by Andrew Gould

If your follow-up is to convert leads into buyers, you can't go far wrong with this:

http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...r-veteran.html

Ray breaks down the exact template he uses and gives you plenty of examples of it in action.

Thanks
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Raydal 12 years ago

Originally Posted by illumina8

Hi Andrew.. would you rate this as currently the best course available? it is 3 years old.. thanks

I know the question is directed to Andrew (a customer) than to
me as the creator but this question has come up a couple times.

The course is actually older than 3 years, I've been using it for
my clients for 10 years now. Why would something as old
as email copywriting have to be "new" to be useful?

I love new things as well, but what works is better than what's
new.

-Ray Edwards
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Andrew Gould

12 years ago

Originally Posted by illumina8

Hi Andrew.. would you rate this as currently the best course available? it is 3 years old.. thanks

It depends what you're looking for.

Ray's course is focused entirely on giving you the quickest and easiest way to write a series of follow-up emails. And I think it does an excellent job of achieving exactly that.

He doesn't just tell you what should be in each email, he tells you what should be in each paragraph. And you get a swipe file of thirteen different follow-up sequences (all annotated with Ray's notes) giving you plenty of material to "borrow" and showing you how a finished series should look.

For a beginner, it's as close to foolproof as you're going to get.

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illumina8

12 years ago

Thanks Ray and Andrew a quick solution is what I need now time is no longer a luxury this week as I need to get my series written asap... cheers will dive in and report back soon..

Originally Posted by Raydal

I know the question is directed to Andrew (a customer) than to
me as the creator but this question has come up a couple times.

The course is actually older than 3 years, I've been using it for
my clients for 10 years now. Why would something as old
as email copywriting have to be "new" to be useful?

I love new things as well, but what works is better than what's
new.

-Ray Edwards

Originally Posted by Andrew Gould

It depends what you're looking for.

Ray's course is focused entirely on giving you the quickest and easiest way to write a series of follow-up emails. And I think it does an excellent job of achieving exactly that.

He doesn't just tell you what should be in each email, he tells you what should be in each paragraph. And you get a swipe file of thirteen different follow-up sequences (all annotated with Ray's notes) giving you plenty of material to "borrow" and showing you how a finished series should look.

For a beginner, it's as close to foolproof as you're going to get.

Thanks

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ThomasOMalley

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrew Gould

It depends what you're looking for.

Ray's course is focused entirely on giving you the quickest and easiest way to write a series of follow-up emails. And I think it does an excellent job of achieving exactly that.

He doesn't just tell you what should be in each email, he tells you what should be in each paragraph. And you get a swipe file of thirteen different follow-up sequences (all annotated with Ray's notes) giving you plenty of material to "borrow" and showing you how a finished series should look.

For a beginner, it's as close to foolproof as you're going to get.

I agree with Andrew..100%.

I purchased Ray's autoresponder course earlier this year. It's been invaluable for writing several series of follow-up emails.

An excellent supplement to Ray's course is Bob Bly's email swipe file product.

But, I would get Ray's course first.

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RyanTH

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Andrew Gould

It depends what you're looking for.

Ray's course is focused entirely on giving you the quickest and easiest way to write a series of follow-up emails. And I think it does an excellent job of achieving exactly that.

He doesn't just tell you what should be in each email, he tells you what should be in each paragraph. And you get a swipe file of thirteen different follow-up sequences (all annotated with Ray's notes) giving you plenty of material to "borrow" and showing you how a finished series should look.

For a beginner, it's as close to foolproof as you're going to get.

Thanks, I am going to give it a try, too.

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Nicholas Ho

12 years ago

1) Ben Settle's Email Players
2) Andre Chaperon's Autoresponder Madness

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Richard Crooke 12 years ago

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Derek Pankaew

12 years ago

My recommendation:

1) Go to Gmail, create a new account.
2) Type in every search term you can think of in your market.
3) Signup to all their newsletters using your new Gmail account.
4) Do the same with every marketing keyword and marketing email list you can think of.
5) Wait one week.

Then go through all the emails you received. Pick out ideas from headlines, copy, CTAs, etc. You'll have some good stuff.

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Astounding Writing Coach

12 years ago

Jay White's Autoresponder Apprentice program is pretty good from AWAI. I just completed it late 2011. He has some pretty good stuff in there.
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Jay White

12 years ago

Thanks Susan...my AA course is actually targeted more towards copywriters than entrepreneurs ( I added some modules about getting clients, etc) but my Email Copy Made Easy course is geared for the online business owner.

And if you want some free stuff, see the Youtube link on the left below my avatar.

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RHert

12 years ago

There are some great ideas here. Definitely a thread people should read and think about.

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hotwebwords 12 years ago

Originally Posted by RHert

There are some great ideas here. Definitely a thread people should read and think about.

Hmm, this copywriter is addicted to anything about copywriting. I think I have to leave the forum now to keep me from buying anything. I am resolving not to acquire new products until I've waited a few days AND made extra money so I don't need to divert already allocated funds...

Anyhow, I hope that you find some good resources. Just remember your best resource comes from testing. Test, test, test.
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OliviaHoang

12 years ago

Presell Mastery by Paul Hancox. He's a Warrior on here, and his stuff is always top notch.

disclaimer: I'm his student, but he didn't tell me to write this. Just sharing the love.

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Pr0metheus

12 years ago

I have tried Jay's AA course. Though he says it is more geared towards copywriters, I have used it to attain results on other domains too. Ben Settle email players is also a great suggestion and so is Andre's material.

But there are no such sources to follow up emails.

I have recently liked the Perry Marshall's new 9 lies emails.

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davemiz

12 years ago

i'd recommend auto responder madness to *anyone*.

its hands down one of the best email courses out there.

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