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How to send offers to the email list properly ?

by romanos8 Banned
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For example which is the correct interval to send offer to a email list for example one time a month or one time a week? For example if you have 10 ebook and you want to sell those ebooks to the same list which is the correct interval to send each offer. Also which is the correct method for example :

1-Send e email with the details of the product and the paypal link

2-Send a email with the details of the product and the and a link to the sales page of the product

3-Send a email announcing the product and after for example in 24 hours use the method number one or number two.


This is a very important topic in the internet marketing because you can lose your subscribers is you send offers with the wrong method.


Please help me.

Thanks and God bless you
Eduardo
#email #list #offers #properly #send
  • Profile picture of the author romanos8
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    any help here please?
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  • Profile picture of the author esk
    I wouldn't mention the product in the e-mail.

    Instead I would invest some extra time to create
    some videos (content can be taken from the ebook)
    and pitch the product at the end of the video.

    I would do this because of two reasons.
    The people who don't click the link think you're a
    cool person because you send them content (They only read the e-mail which states
    "Hey I've created a free video for you! This going to help you to achieve xyz").

    The people who watch the video aren't going to be angry about your pitch because you gave them the content and by watching the video they are also more likely to buy.

    Ofcourse there are endless tactics how to sell your product to your list. But I've had very good experience with this one.
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    • Profile picture of the author romanos8
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      Thanks you very much

      Originally Posted by esk View Post

      I wouldn't mention the product in the e-mail.

      Instead I would invest some extra time to create
      some videos (content can be taken from the ebook)
      and pitch the product at the end of the video.

      I would do this because of two reasons.
      The people who don't click the link think you're a
      cool person because you send them content (They only read the e-mail which states
      "Hey I've created a free video for you! This going to help you to achieve xyz").

      The people who watch the video aren't going to be angry about your pitch because you gave them the content and by watching the video they are also more likely to buy.

      Ofcourse there are endless tactics how to sell your product to your list. But I've had very good experience with this one.
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  • Profile picture of the author jakecoop79
    You could also do a series of emails where you highlight aspects of your ebook.

    So if your ebook is on Dog Training, you can send 3 separate emails to your list with title of something like 3 Amazing Dog Training Tips. In your email you give them a simplified version of the tip, yet enough info to be helpful. You then say you have just written an ebook on this filled with great info they might want to check out. Then end with saying that the next tip will be coming to their email soon so stay tuned.

    In each email you do the same basic thing. I have had positive results from doing that kind of thing in the past. Also, esk said above, there are endless ways to sell to your list. So this is just one option.
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    • Profile picture of the author romanos8
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      Thanks for your opinion I need to learn about mailing

      Originally Posted by jakecoop79 View Post

      You could also do a series of emails where you highlight aspects of your ebook.

      So if your ebook is on Dog Training, you can send 3 separate emails to your list with title of something like 3 Amazing Dog Training Tips. In your email you give them a simplified version of the tip, yet enough info to be helpful. You then say you have just written an ebook on this filled with great info they might want to check out. Then end with saying that the next tip will be coming to their email soon so stay tuned.

      In each email you do the same basic thing. I have had positive results from doing that kind of thing in the past. Also, esk said above, there are endless ways to sell to your list. So this is just one option.
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  • Profile picture of the author Verena
    I don't have a fixed schedule.

    I write very short message in my 'broadcast email'. Just a couple of lines....and the result is good.

    The whole idea of email promo is to send your audience to the offer page. So, keep it short and straight forward, get them to click on the link and let the sales page to take over. By the way, I don't use videos, just text.

    Hope that helps
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    • Profile picture of the author romanos8
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      Nice ideas and what about if you have to many products? you need to have a domain for each product or you can sell all products in the same website but different pages?

      Originally Posted by Verena View Post

      I don't have a fixed schedule.

      I write very short message in my 'broadcast email'. Just a couple of lines....and the result is good.

      The whole idea of email promo is to send your audience to the offer page. So, keep it short and straight forward, get them to click on the link and let the sales page to take over. By the way, I don't use videos, just text.

      Hope that helps
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      • Profile picture of the author jakecoop79
        Originally Posted by romanos8 View Post

        Nice ideas and what about if you have to many products? you need to have a domain for each product or you can sell all products in the same website but different pages?
        If the products are all related to the same subject, then I would just create separate pages on my site about each product. I don't see a need to create totally separate web sites.
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      • Profile picture of the author Verena
        Originally Posted by romanos8 View Post

        you need to have a domain for each product or you can sell all products in the same website but different pages?
        1 page for each product.

        All pages can be in 1 domain. It doesn't matter.

        Example-

        domain.com/sale-page1
        domain.com/sale-page2
        domain.com/sale-page3

        etc...
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        • Profile picture of the author romanos8
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          Thanks for all ideas because I am a professional software developer but I need to learn about marketing.
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  • Profile picture of the author Francis Ochoco
    Everyone has their own style and preference but for me personally, if I had 10 ebooks I wanted to sell to my list, I will send out 2 content emails (no selling) before sending out the email selling an ebook.

    And then just repeat the process for each of the other 10 books each week.

    Of course, you can mix it up a little bit so you're not too predictable.
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