Email marketing tutorial

Autoresponder Madness by Andre Chaperon should be helpful. (non-aff link)

-Ray Edwards

You don't really need a course for this.

1. Find a market that wants something

2. Get an autoresponder account

3. Get hosting and a domain

2. Set up either:

a) a squeeze page on your domain on which you offer to exchange some information of value to your audience for their email address, or

b) give the freebie away openly on the page, and ask beneath the info for their email address if they want more valuable information.

The signup form comes from your autoresponder account

3. Create a series of follow-up messages in your autoresponder that first discuss issues, symptoms and/or problems your audience is experiencing, and then solutions for those. In the solutions phase you provide links to the products you'd like them to buy.

You can sign up for affiliate links through Clickbank, Warrior Plus, e-junkie etc. or you can create your own products.

4. In the follow-up sequence, make sure you ask for feedback--what are they having the most trouble with, what are their biggest concerns, etc. about the niche.

5. You could also send them to a facebook group or page where you have discussions

6. You could make some videos to discuss & review the products you'd like to sell

7. You could write blog posts on your domain, reviewing these products. Ask for comments & feedback.

There's no magic to all this; it's just work and getting some effective copy together AFTER you do the research to find out what niche you want to serve.

GIVE before you GET.

Agree with jason kanigan .Auto responder will help you a lot for email marketing.

You know what I personally recommend?

Do some research on the hottest email marketers in your niche.

And then subscribe to their lists, and take some notes.

That's the best possible education that you can obtain for free.

Real life education.



Go get em Tiger

Here's a good course and very reasonable priced:

Jim Cockrum's List Building Class Not Affiliate Link

Meharis