When is it worth to start sending emails to your subscribers?

Tony,

You'll want to start building relationships which each and everyone of them. Take the effort to send them a personalized email via another email account of yours and try to connect with them.

Extract the emails from your AR and see if they are also connected on Facebook. You should be building connections with each and everyone right out the gate.

There must have been a reason why they signed up to you in the first place. So make the effort to work with them, build your content around them and give them what they need.

It doesn't all have to be free, but you need to build authority by delivering the value, showing them that you're there to help them (leadership) and they'll start looking up to you as the guy who knows what he's talking about.

When you're in that position then taking actions and making sales becomes easier. Everyone's in a different position and you need to consider this. Some people might have just sold their house, sold their business and looking to invest online.

I've had people pay me $1,000 after a 30 minute call, and have known others to pay $15,000 to get the best out of a business model. You'll never know what that customer value is worth until you make the effort to get to know them, find out what they need help with then go from there.

Yes - it's late. Start today, not tomorrow!

Each person who subscribes needs to hear from you on the day s/he subscribes, and again either the next day or the day after that, and then at whatever regular intervals you've explained they'll hear from you ("expectation setting"). So that they have no chance to forget who you are, and so that your name as the sender makes them want to open the email ("branding yourself").

It's about continuity. That's what determines the strength of the relationship you build with your subscribers, and that, in turn, is what determines your income.

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It seems you are talking about broadcast messages... right? I am not a fan of broadcast messages. I prefer auto-responders messages instead.

You have subscribers which means there are people who already want to hear from you so start emailing, they dont know how many subscribers you have but they will know that you are active.

Yes, you can send emails once you have collected. But from my experiences you must send when your subscriber 'up'. That means your email may be read more. If they received yours email at night when they get up, they may mark all as read in the morning. So your email can't be read.

We often use schedule to do that

You can start immediately. In fact, you should start as soon as you have your first subscriber. You don't want them to forget you and then look at your emails thinking that it's just spam. Also advice on your emails, make it sound personal. Make it seem like you are talking to each and every one of them. Your emails doesn't have to be professional, make it conversational and friendly, but also make sure it has information they'd want.

It seems you're worried about wasting emails, right?

If I start sending emails to 12 people rather than 50, then I'm wasting content on very few people.

Leverage.

Every email you send to 12 subscribers, is an email that can be archived to send to 50 subscribers at a later date.

No email is wasted.

Every email you write, that is sent as a broadcast, should then be put into an autoresponder sequence that goes out to all new people who enter your list at a later date.

When you think along those lines (no email is wasted and can be used again) -- you'll then see that every email written, is never a wasted email no matter how many people it was originally sent to.

Hope that makes sense?

And building on what Alexa put in her last post, a lot of people will be sending HTML emails that are completely white and so look like plain text emails in order for them to track open rates