You Have A New Sale...

by Paul Guilfoyle

Posted: 14 years ago 31 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Do you get lots of these types of subject headlines in your inbox? They are usually followed by something along the lines of

" you could be getting messages
like that in just a couple of hours from now".Of course this is then followed by the latest usually over hyped instant get rich quick,no effort needed product.

I am just sick of these devious tactics. It causes me to lose any trust or respect I may have had in the sender.
I immediately turn to the unsubscribe box. Surely these emails are counter productive in building a list or does anyone think otherwise? Does anyone admit to sending them and if so what is your experience?

I'm interested to hear the thoughts of fellow warriors on this

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andrewpearson 14 years ago

I get them in my inbox all the time and they quickly get deleted, it's been happening for years and you just get used to it and filter it out.

Unfortunately in this game we are in, it's par for the course.

I dont worry about it anymore, I have bigger fish to fry.

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Andrew.
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Lou Diamond 14 years ago

Hello,
I do find them very annoying, I usually unsubscribe from the mailing list and I tell them why as well.
They never do get the point.
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- halfpoint 14 years ago
  
  Instant unsubscribe from me.
  
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  tamilseo 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Pat Jackson
  
  Instant unsubscribe from me.
  
  this is what i am doing
  
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  FredJones 14 years ago
  
  No, these emails are tragic push-marketing efforts in my opinion, targeting the lazy Joe's and sleepy Jane's pockets. I do not believe in such emails and I am happy certainly deleting the email and possibly unsubscribing from the list.
  
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yommys01 14 years ago

I don't even open this type of emails. I have got so many "notification of payments" emails when the said email address is linked to no paypal account.
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PerfectedWeb 14 years ago

This of email is really annoying and I usually instant unsubscribe from the list as well as all the others of the same sender I'm subscribed to.
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Underground SEO 14 years ago

Yeah, I also get flooded with them, it is highly annoying, or at least is was to start with, I've sort of learnt to live with it now!
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John Atkins 14 years ago

Yeah, I do get some e-mails with that subject from time to time. I don't
see how they could possibly benefit by writing a title like that. You'll
get more open rates but I doubt that you're going to get more
sales with a subject like that. I never used misleading titles
& never will.
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TeddyKasche 14 years ago

I find that people tend to get desensitized to these types of subject lines. Its clear from the responses above that no one is really falling for them and only a small number of people are actually opening the emails to read the copy - either way, these emails seem to cause an 'immediate unsubscribe' reaction.
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Jay Jennings 14 years ago

It's like the subject line "personal from Joe."

Liar.

Personal means you're writing to ME, not your freakin' list.

Jay Jennings
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Dave d 14 years ago

Yes I find it very irrating and I unsubcribe straight away. Lately I got a couple along the longs the lines of "Where Do I Send Your Commission" or "I need Your Pay Pal Address"

Also I hate when they put the RE: in front of the subject, though I have got used to that one now
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TheMagicShow 14 years ago

This type of junk mail, got played out like 2-3 years ago. Old tactics like this don't fool, the smarter people.
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Shaun Lee 14 years ago

These emails get my attention, but they just don't get opened when they are sent by other marketers.

I don't unsubscribe though, I like to see what other people is up to, what they are currently doing, what am I missing out, etc.

It helps to be up-to-date.

-Shaun
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- Steven Wagenheim 14 years ago
  
  Most of these emails aren't even from lists I've subscribed to and have no
  way of unsubscribing. That's the most annoying part. I report them as spam
  to their ISP, for all the good it does as I keep getting them anyway.
  
  The sad part is, there are lots of new people out there who see these and
  get all worked up hoping it's money and then when they find out it's not,
  they eventually get sucked into the scam.
  
  And is it any wonder that IM gets a bad rap?
  
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  Jill Carpenter 14 years ago
  
  I had one this morning, and guess what? It was really a sale.
  
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sbucciarel Banned 14 years ago

I automatically delegate these to the spam box.
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Zabrina 14 years ago

I've only gotten that kind of email once or twice, because I'm only subscribed to a very few valuable lists, none of which send out those kinds of emails. :p
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E. Brian Rose 14 years ago

Very funny that I saw this thread, because I just received my first "You've Sold a Product" spam email today and was thinking what a BS strategy that is.
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JasonB 14 years ago

Yeah, pretty dumb if you ask me.

So, if I can, I reply with "where's my money?"
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MarkSherris 14 years ago

they are very anoying those emails, I'd never personally use this tactic with my list - if you want to build trust with you're list this is a sure fire way to kill that trust level!

Another very anoying tactic is when people put RE: (Subject line)
to make it seem like it's a response from something you've sent!
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LilBlackDress 14 years ago

Damn. For a minute there my heart fluttered and I was thinking I had a sale. I just love making a genuine sale

The other week I got an email telling me I had made a sale. It came from a no reply email. When I opened it, it simply said You Have Made a Sale. Thank you!
I have no idea what that was.
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birddog200 14 years ago

The sad thing is that I have to click them because I get several from paypal ect.. per day. It really ticks me off that at the end of the day 20 are real and 30 are spam.
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Pradeep Bhagwat 14 years ago

It is very shocking experience for newbies, when they open these type of messages, But after receiving some of messages they know the trick and after that they defenately delete the message and before deleting they spam it or unsubscribe it. I think this is not the good tactics for experienced internet marketers. By doing this they are losing customers.

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VilPietersen@ 14 years ago

It's stupid coz; fair one, when you get the message, providing you've been doing this kind of thing for about a minute, you may actually get excited and open the email.

The problem is; there is a "open rate" feature in your autoresponder, but not a "yep you pissed another subscriber off" one.

It does grip my sh*t, it's fun though - to see which email titles you actually "fall for" and what's in them.

Personally I hate the FREE GIFT emails
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Angela Wills 14 years ago

People who resort to this tactic are NOT on my radar for marketing advice so I just dont' get them.

I'm on very few email lists to begin with and the people I've chosen to follow just wouldn't do that kind of thing.
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Jon Tees 14 years ago

I know its bogus as soon as I receive it. Any notice of payments/referrals in my primary affiliate program come from a very specific sender. Anyone other than that sender sending me any notifications is bogus.

The fact that in my case all of these come from viral list builder programs is a tip off as well.
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- Angela Wills 14 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Jon Tees
  
  I know its bogus as soon as I receive it. Any notice of payments/referrals in my primary affiliate program come from a very specific sender.
  
  That's a good point since anyone who wants to physically separate the pain in the butt emails from the real payment notifications could then use that separate email address and subject line to create a filter since they are always the same for a legitimate payment notification.
  
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Paul Guilfoyle 14 years ago

I just got a new J/V invite. Included in their swipe email was one of these subject type headlines.

Because of this I won't be getting involved with a J/V with this particular marketer now ( or probably ever).

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grafx77 14 years ago

Honesty is the best policy. Messages that are untrue, misleading or coaxing are a complete put-off to me. I reach for the unsubscribe button immediately too.

List building is a slow cordial affair. Seduction should be crafty but realistic and true, not a bunch of lies. For example, if you offer a free product to induce people to sign up, give it. Then use your own skill to sell your main products.
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