How often i have to email my List?

Anik Singal was only an example.
Of course if you are selling yachts it may be difficult....BUT if you're funded in you niche, you have every day something to say cause you update your knowledge, tests, every day

And of course you need to have prospects in target with your UPS and if it matches, you can build an infotaintment relationship which ends in SELLING

If you don't open the mailbox and don't open their emails, you clearly not in target for that list and you better unsubscribe

Of course if you are only selling and pitchin is not suitable.

But if you are doing infotaintment, as Ben Settle teaches as an example, and want to build a relationship, you can easily do as i said: of course the messages varies, but mailing every day establish a relationship and cut off the freebie seekers....

...also you need to retarget in social media EVERY DAY so they will see u everywhere.

I COULD NOT AGREE U MORE.

You did the right thing when you unsubscribe: just tell me why did u do twice?

In any case, it's not cause anik singal mail more, but also Ben Settle, and others, THERE WERE ONLY EXAMPLES.

But i mean, you did the right thing.

And note that in these emails the most part was content, and the 20% pitch.

In Any case, good luck!

NO.

I didnt say "send pitching emails only every day", i said "email every day, of course with different kind of content and pitch the product INSIDE EVERY MAIL" cause the plot of the mail has to conduct to the product as a solution of the need shown in the email itself, or the argument presented, or as an improve to make the thing more automated and easy

Did you start drawing Michael?

My campaign are synched with google analytics inside the autoresponder itself.

But you don't need the analytics for this metric, every autoresponder does it.

In any case there cannot be a unique statics cause it vary from the niche, marketer, audience etc.

As an example the perfect timing implemented by sendlane and getresponse and maybe others, have shown no so statistically improvement in open rate, through sending the mails at the most common time the reader opens it.


For me it's also a filter: don't want to read mails or to be mailed every day? just unsubscribe.

Better have more targeted and qualified prospects than a giant list: if you email once a month maybe you will have zero unsubscribe (which i don't believe but as an example), but how do you sell?

What is your monetizing strategy?

Interesting and stirring article.

Only online would supposedly legit business owners be glad that someone leaves and they lose their money.

Crazy huh?

By the way, I didn't unsubscribe from Ben Settle. Your attempt at cloning the "masters" is way off.

Your FB page talks about being stuck in "that's the way we've always done it" mode which is bad. But you seem set in your ways, won't listen to other's reasonable opinions, etc. Kind of hypocritical isn't it?

Mark

Yeah, sometimes it helps to draw someone a diagram when they fail to grasp basic concepts.

I hear this excuse/reason a lot to justify what some marketers do.

The thing is of all the people I "follow" and consistently buy from if they offer something I need, none of them got there by hammering me with emails.

Some of them, IM gurus, send only an email a week or even less. But they get my attention when they do send something. And many times my money.

Of course, some others send emails daily or even a couple times a day. But every one is read.

How many emails to send should never, ever be the prime consideration. Some of these guys are happy with an email a week or less. And, they never hammered with emails before they got big. They've always been this way.

Whatever they are doing should be the discussion. How do we get those kinds of results? How can we build a "relationship" to where at least the prospect/customer trusts us? How can we enhance our credibility? How can we be known as someone to be listened to?

For example, many email marketers send freebies created by others. That doesn't make me have the feeling that they know what they are talking about because if they did they could write their own stuff. All the people I "follow" write their own stuff.

Finally, a lot of churn and burn types talk about not wanting or needing a "relationship."

Recently, one of the guys I follow who happens to send an email daily for the most part, didn't send one for 4-5 days. Yeah, even after being in the game for many years, I want to see his emails. So, I sent a request in to them to see if my email address had a problem.

He doesn't send a lot of freebies and I don't subscribe for the ones he does give. That's not why I missed the emails. I missed the emails because they are good and they meet my needs in a particular area.

Maybe instead of how many emails should I hammer people with we can ask ourselves, how can we develop the kind of feeling where if a prospect/customer doesn't get a regularly scheduled email they miss us.

Mark

Only if you want to stay part of the noise, rather than the signal.


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But he's only fulfilling our NEEDS.

Solid data bro, not opinion.

We do something called 'split testing'... it's a really good idea, here's how it works; we make two (or more) different versions of something and then test them against each other to see which ones works best.

I think it's already been established you haven't done that?

Meh, you run your business your way. There are no rules, whatever makes you happy (and profit). ah salute good luck to ya.