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Your Email series....which style works for you? (from these Models)

by entry
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Which Email marketing method gives you the best response, from your series

1) Sending content PLR Articles, with great info {tweaked PLR articles that is} with Promos mixed with the

2) Sending content PLR articles, seperate, with Promo emails Seperate, alternating

3) Every email being a undercover sales pitch to a link promoting a product of yours or affiliate product?

4) sending content emails, and No promo emails, and then Broadcasting Promo emails once in a while?

5) your own method?


I know this depends on many factors such as nice, list size, how targetted the list is, etc, but what do you find works for you ??
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  • Profile picture of the author Avery Berman
    Unique content with relevant promos.
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  • Profile picture of the author TGOA
    Originally Posted by entry View Post

    Which Email marketing method gives you the best response, from your series

    1) Sending     content PLR Articles, with great info {tweaked PLR articles that is} with Promos mixed with the

    2) Sending content PLR articles, seperate, with Promo emails Seperate, alternating

    3) Every email being a undercover sales pitch to a link promoting a product of yours or affiliate product?

    4)     sending content emails, and No promo emails, and then Broadcasting Promo emails once in a while?

    5)     your own method?
    I'm a big fan of number 4 & 5 I guess. Personally I like to use the first email to make a more personal connection with my mailing list, and do what I can to get them connected to the places I want to engage (i.e. Facebook , twitter ,YouTube, SU, The blog, etc.) Then I start with content emails only sending out 1 or 2 promotions a month.

    For me the most important thing is actually getting my new list members conditioned to actually opening my messages and expecting value, also I only send out a blast once or twice a week when I have something good.

    I figure by getting the members who want to connect more with me to do so via social media I can engage them in multiple way whenever I want without feeling guilty.
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      Originally Posted by insidethelab View Post

      I'm a big fan of number 4 & 5 I guess. Personally I like to use the first email to make a more personal connection with my mailing list, and do what I can to get them connected to the places I want to engage (i.e. Facebook , twitter ,YouTube, SU, The blog, etc.) Then I start with content emails only sending out 1 or 2 promotions a month.

      For me the most important thing is actually getting my new list members conditioned to actually opening my messages and expecting value, also I only send out a blast once or twice a week when I have something good.

      I figure by getting the members who want to connect more with me to do so via social media I can engage them in multiple way whenever I want without feeling guilty.

      Cheers.

      Can you elaborate on your 'blasts', are these affiliate promos which you find on affiliate directories, even the warrior forum?

      and what is the rough % of buyers, from that blast to that list, who actually purchased that blast promo ?
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    My own method works for me. I give my subs a mix of good quality content mixed in with related product/service info and pitches.
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    • Profile picture of the author entry
      Originally Posted by omk View Post

      My own method works for me. I give my subs a mix of good quality content mixed in with related product/service info and pitches.

      Is that seperate content emails from the promo emails?

      You cant beat good content which warms up the list.

      what about you other guys?
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  • Profile picture of the author drmani
    Originally Posted by entry View Post


    3) Every email being a undercover sales pitch to a link promoting a product of yours or affiliate product?

    I know this depends on many factors such as nice, list size, how targetted the list is, etc, but what do you find works for you ??
    For my list, it's closest to your option #3.

    EVERY email 'sells' something - covertly, overtly, or blatantly.

    EVERY email delivers value - in one way or another.

    EVERY email will NOT delight, satisfy, or even be tolerated by EVERY subscriber.

    The ultimate determinant of whether or not it 'works' is the numbers I crunch
    after hitting the SEND button.

    Those help me decide whether or not to change something.

    In a cute, trite, over-used (yet under-utilized) phrase:

    TEST IT!



    All success
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    ...Value, Value, Value, Value, Promo, Value, Value, Value, Value, Promo....

    Keep them listening and keep them buying...

    This is what works for me
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  • Profile picture of the author Jay White
    Mine is sort of a hybrid...

    Each email focuses around a want/need/desire/problem that the prospect is experiencing, and positions the product as the solution. But I don't go rushing into a sales pitch. I build a relationship through stories, etc, then slowly transition into a soft sell. Links are very specifically placed for maximum click-throughs.

    Works like gangbusters for me and my clients.
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